Season Archives

2010 Varsity Match: Light Blue skies over Eton The sunny but bitterly cold weather favoured Cambridge this year in an enjoyable and closely fought match at Eton, courtesy of the Provost and Fellows.

2010 Aberconway Cup - because they're Worth it...Mike Fenn reports:A record equalling number of 18 pairs entered the twentieth Championship which was played on a sunny spring day at Eton. The competi…

2010 Ladies Championships: Six in a row for Dom and KerryDom Redmond reports:The Ladies Championship was won at Eton on Sunday 11th April by Kerry White and Dominique Redmond, who beat Charlotta Cool…

2010 EFA Trophy: a win for the WolvesThe EFA Trophy was won this year for the first time by the Old Wulfrunians, who beat Berkhamsted 2-1 in the final at Eton.

2009/10 County Championships: Kings of HertsThe County Championship title was this year retained by Hertfordshire, narrow winners over Kent in the final.

2010/11: Perrie/Joyce and Cooley/Ganguly win the Under 25sThe first trophies of the 2010/11 Fives season were decided at Eton on Sunday 19th September, as the National Under 25 Champions were crowned…

Preliminary Round Lancing Old Boys beat Old Etonians 2-1 at Lancing 18/10/09 W.Betts & T.Betts beat A.Knight & S.Randall 3-0 D.Foster & N.Cox beat E.Remnant & H.MacKenzie w/o T.Monkton & M.Searle…

Malcolm Mitchell (1938-2010)Shrewsbury School and the Old Salopians, with many others, are mourning the untimely death of Malcolm Mitchell at 71.One of his many contributions to a more civilised worl…

2010 Williams Cup

Now you can play Fives without going to EtonArticle from The Kensington & Chelsea Chronicle 11th February 2010Traditionally the preserve of public school players, Eton fives is attempting to reach ou…

2009/10 Under 25 TournamentRobert Desmond and Annabel Griffiths report:Despite the freezing cold conditions, the Under 25s Tournament made a comeback this year, with Robert Desmond and Annabel Griffi…

Sept 2009: Fives courts re-opened at RGS High WycombeLast season, the two courts at RGS High Wycombe - built nearly 100 years ago as a memorial to the Old Boys of the school who died in the Great War…