Under 16

Ampthill U16’s provides rugby for players in Year 11 (Sept 2023).

They train midweek on a Wednesday evening from 6pm until 7.15pm and play matches on a Sunday morning.

U16 Contacts
RoleNamePhoneEmail
Head CoachCarlo Borromeo
Darren Hardiman
07813 318401
07983 015029

carlodomborromeo@yahoo.co.uk
dazdarren@hotmail.com

Team ManagerAmanda Watts07814 871132amandajwatts@btinternet.com
Fixtures SecretaryRoss Mckay07718 374994rossmckay1@hotmail.co.uk
DateU16H-ACompetitionScore
1st SeptemberWellingboroughHF
8thBuckinghamAF
15thTraining
22ndTraining
29thTowcesterAEM Cup
6th OctoberON’sHF
13thWellingboroughHEML
20thRushden & HighamAF
27th (Half Term)BedfordHF
3rd November (Half Term)Cup Rd 2
10thMilton KeynesTBCF
17thBiggleswadeAEML
24thStockwoodHF
1st DecemberLutonHF
8thCup Rd 3
15thOlneyAF
22ndTraining
29thXMAS – No RugbyA
5th JanuaryS&LHF
12thBicesterHF
19thCup Rd 4
26thN’ton CasualsHEML
2nd FebruaryRushden & HighamHF
9thRushden & HighamHEML
16th (Half Term)Cup Rd 5
23rd (Half Term)ON’sAF
2nd MarchWellingboroughAF
9thLutonHF
16thBicesterAF
23rdEM Cup Final
30thBedfordAF
Friday 4th AprilLeighton BuzzardAF
6th April (Easter Hols)
13th (Easter Hols)Tour ?H
20thEaster Sunday – No Rugby
27thS&LAF
4th MayTraining
11th
18th
18th

Current News

Under 16 Boys Cup-Final

The stage was set for a thrilling showdown as Ampthill Under 16s found themselves in the county cup finals for the third consecutive year, facing familiar foes Biggleswade at their home club. From the opening whistle, it was evident that both teams were hungry for victory, as the first ten minutes witnessed a fierce exchange of hard-hitting rugby. Each side relentlessly battled for dominance, eager to assert their authority on the field. However, it was Ampthill who quickly found their rhythm and settled into the game, showcasing their ability to exploit the width of the field to devastating effect. With

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Under 16 Boys Cup-Final

The stage was set for a thrilling showdown as Ampthill Under 16s found themselves in the county cup finals for the third consecutive year, facing familiar foes Biggleswade at their home club. From the opening whistle, it was evident that both teams were hungry for victory, as the first ten minutes witnessed a fierce exchange of hard-hitting rugby. Each side relentlessly battled for dominance, eager to assert their authority on the field. However, it was Ampthill who quickly found their rhythm and settled into the game, showcasing their ability to exploit the width of the field to devastating effect. With

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