Loughborough Students were the first opponents of the season for Ampthill and the return leg is one of equal anticipation. Ampthill need only a single point from this fixture to assure their place as winners of the National One league this year which would earn the club a promotion to the Championship league and the highest ever ranking in their history.

Conversely Loughborough site at the other end of the table after a difficult year in National League One. Traditionally Loughborough suffer from high player turnover and this has not helped their game this season, with a rally toward the end of the season Lougborough now tie with Esher for points at the bottom of the table: a bad game for Esher against Blackheath with a good result for Loughborough would see them out of the relegation zone at Esher’s expense.

With both teams fight at opposite ends of the table this should be a match of importance for both side with the expected harsh weather only serving as a perfect backdrop to the conflict expected on the field!

Match Gallery: 20190427 Lougborough vs Ampthill 1st XV

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Ampthill Squad

1. Soane Tonga’uiha

2. Aleki Lutui

3. Matt Collins

4. Carl Burgess

5. Billy Johnson

6. Sam Hudson

7. Joe Bercis

8. Maama Molitika

9. Kevin Barrett

10. Josh Sharp

11. Sam Baker

12. Sam Hanks

13. Ollie Morris

14. Will Foster

15. James Pritchard

16. Syd Blackmore

17. Karl Garside

18. Will Allman

19. Gavin Williams

20. Mike Waters

Loughborough Squad

1. Ben Christie

2. Jamie Cox

3. Andrew Boye

4. Cameron Boon

5. Thibaud Flament

6. Ogwenesuvwe Obano

7. Maximillian Hill

8. Adrians Van Der Ploeg

9. Callum Watson

10. Mark Dixon

11. Austin Beckett

12. Harry Priestner

13. Matthew Edwards

14. William Brown

15. Charlie Reed

16. Jamie Harding

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18. Jarrod Leat

19. Samuel Bailey

20. Thomas Ffitch

21. William Attfield

Sale Football Club was founded in 1861 by a team of enthusiastic sportsmen drawn mainly from Sale Cricket Club. The fifth oldest surviving rugby club and the most prominent in the history of the North West.

Promoted as Champions of National 2 North last season Sale lie 10th in National 1 with a played 28 Won 12 record. Last week Sale defeated Plymouth Albion at home 31-22 to secure another season in National 1. They have two players Connor Doherty and Christian Taylor who have been rewarded this season with England u19 and England Students call ups.

Last week Ampthill 1stXV secured a bonus point win away at Moseley despite a strong second half comeback from the home side, promotion rivals Old Elthamians failed to secure the 4 try bonus point restoring Ampthill’s lead at the top of National 1 to 5 points. OE’s have another tough game this week away at Bishop’s Stortford, it is possible that Ampthill may secure promotion to the Championship this weekend, be there or you’ll regret it.

Match Gallery: 20190430 Ampthill vs Sale FC

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Ampthill Squad

1. Soane Tonga’uiha

2. Aleki Lutui

3. Matt Collins

4. Carl Burgess

5. Josh Walker

6. Billy Johnson

7. Joe Bercis

8. Maama Molitika

9. Kevin Barrett

10. Josh Sharp

11. Sam Baker

12. Sam Hanks

13. Ollie Morris

14. Spencer Sutherland

15. James Pritchard

16. Syd Blackmore

17. Karl Garside

18. Will Allman

19. Euan McKirdy

20. Will Foster

Sale Squad

1. Dan Birchall

2. Chris Taylor

3. Simon Griffiths

4. Matthew Postlethwaite

5. Stone Priestley-Nangle

6. Andrew Hughes

7. David Seymour

8. Thomas Ailes

9. Matt Bradley

10. Kieran Wilkinson

11. Paolo Odogwu

12. Jack Moorhouse

13. Connor Doherty

14. Edward O'Keefe

15. Robert Povey

16. John Blanchard

17. Adam Aigbokhae

18. William Davies

19. Kieran Dunne

20. Emiliano Calle Rivas

Birmingham Moseley Park was founded in 1873 by members of the cricket club that wanted a winter sport. Early successes include being the first team to defeat the New Zealand Native Football team in 1882, the All Blacks have probably learnt a few things since then though so a rematch might have a different result. From the mid 1960’s until the late 1980’s Moseley enjoyed a huge run of success and regularly supplied players to the national teams of England and Wales. Originally based at the Reddings they moved to their current ground (Billesley Common) in 2005. After a few years of moving between divisions Moseley gained promotion to National Division One in 2006.

Birmingham Moseley currently occupy the number 12 slot in National League One sitting between Sale FC and Cambridge. Ampthill are currently sitting at the top of the division but are acutely aware that Birmingham Moseley are more than capable of causing problems for their promotional hopes, especially with the home advantage.

Match Gallery: 20190406 Birmingham Moseley vs Ampthill

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Moseley Squad

1. To Be Announced

Rosslyn Park was founded  in 1879 by a group of young men looking for winter sport. Having played ad-hoc cricket in the grounds of Rosslyn House, part of the Rosslyn Park estate, they set up a cricket club and took the name Rosslyn Park subsequently adding a football club which took the same name. Surprisingly, neither the cricket club nor the rugby club ever played within Rosslyn Park.

Originally based near Hampstead Heath at Southend End Green they first moved to nearby Gospel Oak (1881), then in 1885 to Gunnersbury Lane, Acton before becoming tenants at Old Deer Park, Richmond where they remained until 1956,  moving to Roehampton  where they became landlords.

In 1892 Park travelled to Paris to play Stade Français becoming the first English to club to play in Europe in the process. In 1912 Park played the first ever games of rugby in Prague, Budapest & Vienna.

Match Gallery: 20190330 Amp 1st XV vs Rosslyn Park

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Ampthill Squad

1. Soane Tonga’uiha

2. Aleki Lutui

3. Matt Collins

4. Jon Kpoku

5. Billy Johnson

6. Sam Hudson

7. Joe Bercis

8. Maama Molitika

9. Gavin Williams

10. Josh Sharp

11. Sam Baker

12. Sam Hanks

13. Ollie Morris

14. Spencer Sutherland

15. Ciaran Whyte

16. Syd Blackmore

17. Karl Garside

18. Sean Reffell

19. Euan McKirdy

20. Elliot Obotoyinbo

Rosslyn Park Squad

1. Paul Doran-Jones

2. Thomas Vaughan-Edwards

3. Stewart Maguire

4. Adam Frampton

5. Gregor Gillanders

6. Henry Spencer

7. Arthur Ellis

8. Hugo Ellis

9. Ben Williams

10. Harry Leonard

11. Ben Marfo

12. Joe Munro

13. Henry Robinson

14. Bamidele Fadahunsi

15. Oliver Grove

16. Owen Hughes

17. Alistair Wade

18. Hugh Tizard

19. Jack Gash

20. Charlie Amesbury

Ampthill face the league leaders and title rivals Old Elthamians RFC at Dillingham Park for what is likely to be the big crunch match of the season.

Four changes from the team that beat Rotherham last weekend: Club Captain Billy Johnson reverts to Lock in place of Henri Williams with Sam Hudson returning in the back row, Aleki Lutui returns from injury at Hooker and Gavin Williams replaces Kevin Barrett at Scrum Half.

We are expecting big crowd at Dillingham Park, with a number of our mini & youth players attending in addition to local school children so get there early and enjoy what should be a great game.

The Mayor of Ampthill (Cllr Stephen Addy) will be attending the match and meeting members of the club.

Match Gallery: 20190309 Ampthill vs Old Elthamians

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Ampthill Squad

1. Soane Tonga’uiha

2. Aleki Lutui

3. Matt Collins

4. Jon Kpoku

5. Billy Johnson

6. Sam Hudson

7. Joe Bercis

8. Maama Molitika

9. Gavin Williams

10. Josh Sharp

11. Sam Baker

12. Sam Hanks

13. Ollie Morris

14. Spencer Sutherland

15. James Pritchard

16. Syd Blackmore

17. Ralph Adams-Hale

18. Sean Reffell

19. Euan McKirdy

20. Ciaran Whyte

Old Elthamians Squad

1. Lewis Brown

2. Nathan Morris

3. Stef North

4. Fred Hosking

5. Charlie Self

6. Harry Ledger

7. Hamish Barton

8. Ben King

9. Ollie Claxton

10. Joe Carlisle

11. Geroge Perkins

12. Max Wilkins

13. James Golledge

14. Dom Lespierre

15. Tom White

16. Alex Rogers

17. Jay Rudland-Thomas

18. Michael Kovacic

19. Rhys Morgan

20. Charlie Dockery

This weekend sees the return leg to Rotherham with the Titans hosting Ampthill at Clifton Lane. Rotherham are historically one of the most successful clubs in English Rugby in terms of promotions earned. Having had a mixed season of results Rotherham currently sit fifth in the National League 1 table between Blackheath and Chinnor.

Ampthill have had a fairy-tale run in the past few weeks with a succession of decisive wins meaning they are chasing at the heals of league leaders Old Elthamians leading in all statistics other than the number of games won. Ampthill need to maintain their form this weekend before their league deciding meet with Old Elthamians on the 9th March.

Match Gallery: 20190302 Rotherham Titans vs Ampthill 1st XV

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Ampthill Squad

1. Soane Tonga’uiha

2. Syd Blackmore

3. Matt Collins

4. Jon Kpoku

5. Henri Williams

6. Billy Johnson

7. Joe Bercis

8. Maama Molitika

9. Kevin Barrett

10. Josh Sharp

11. Sam Baker

12. Sam Hanks

13. Ollie Morris

14. Spencer Sutherland

15. James Pritchard

16. Oliver Walliker

17. Ralph Adams-Hale

18. Sam Hudson

19. Euan McKirdy

20. Ciaran Whyte

Rotherham Squad

1. Dan Richardson

2. Jack Bergmanas

3. Will DennisDan

4. Preston-Routledge

5. Jamie Ure

6. Luis Ball

7. Zak Poole

8. Seb Nagle-Taylor

9. Connor Dever

10. Joe Barker

11. Connor Field

12. Harry Dunne

13. Jamie Cooke

14. Dan Leake

15. Tom Allott

16. Ali Thomson

17. Jessie Williams

18. Rikki Stout

19. Tom Cotterill

20. Alex Dolly

Caldy currently lie 13th in National One with a played 22 won 9 record. In the reverse fixture earlier this season Ampthill lost a tight game 19-18 at Paton field.

Last week Ampthill’s 1st XV defeated Bishops Stortford at Dillingham Park 34-24 securing the bonus point to remain 2nd in National 1 5 points behind leaders Old Elthamians.

Ampthill’s squad sees a few changes this week, up front Billy Johnson moves to lock, Will Allman & Maama Molitika start at openside flanker and eighthman respectively. The backs see Kevin Barrett return at scrum half, Josh Sharp at fly half and Will Foster on the wing. The bench sees Joe Bercis rotate to cover the back row.

Match Gallery: 20190223 Ampthill vs Caldy

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Ampthill Squad

1. Soane Tonga’uiha

2. Syd Blackmore

3. Matt Collins

4. Henri Williams

5. Billy Johnson

6. Sam Hudson

7. Will Allman

8. Maama Molitika

9. Kevin Barrett

10. Josh Sharp

11. Sam Baker

12. Sam Hanks

13. Ollie Morris

14. Will Foster

15. James Pritchard

16. Oliver Walliker

17. Karl Garside

18. Joe Bercis

19. Euan McKirdy

20. Ciaran Whyte

Caldy Squad

1. Rob O'Donnell

2. John Whittaker

3. Derek Salisbury

4. Jack Collister

5. Tom Sanders

6. Callum Ridgway

7. Nyle Davidson

8. Josiah Dickinson

9. Jake Squirrel

10. Rhys Hayes

11. Ben Jones

12. Mike Barlow

13. Gavin Roberts

14. Nick Royle

15. Rory Hardman

16. Mark Williams

17. Stuart Cross

18. Ciaran Booth

19. Luke Hibberd

20. Michael Cartmill

Bishops Storford have played 21 games, won 8 to lie 11th in the National 1 table but they are the form team in the league having won their last 5 games on the trot including last weeks demolition of Plymouth Albion.

Ampthill 1stXV secured a bonus point victory 20-26 on the road at Caldy last week with a performance of two halves, leading 3-21 at half time they conceded 17 unanswered points in the second half only to secure the win and bonus point with a last move of the game try.

Match Gallery: 20190216 Ampthill 1st XV vs Bishops Stortford

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Ampthill Squad

1. Soane Tonga’uiha

2. Syd Blackmore

3. Matt Collins

4. Jon Kpoku

5. Henri Williams

6. Sam Hudson

7. Joe Bercis

8. Billy Johnson

9. Gavin Williams

10. Josh Sharp

11. Sam Baker

12. Sam Hanks

13. Ollie Morris

14. Spencer Sutherland

15. James Pritchard

16. Oliver Walliker

17. Karl Garside

18. Maama Molitika

19. Euan McKirdy

20. Ciaran Whyte

Bishops Stortford Squad

1. Seb Brownhill

2. Lec Caulfield

3. Tom McCrone

4. Jon George

5. Matt Tomlinson

6. James Apperley

7. Dan Elsom

8. Steve Ball

9. Tom Banks

10. George Cullen

11. Jimmy Rea

12. Jack Scantlebury

13. Sam Winter

14. Rob Duff

15. Nick Hankin

16. Harrison King

17. Ben Harrison-Price

18. Baxter Wilson

19. Will Simmons

20. Manu Vunipola

This season Albion have a played 17 won 8 record to lie 7th in the National 1 table 12 points behind our 4th placed 1stXV. After a difficult start to the season Plymouth have hit a rich vein of form winning 4 games on the bounce including defeating  Blackheath away last weekend. The reverse fixture against us in September saw the visitors win at home 17-5, games between the two sides are always physical and close, rarely being decided by more than one score.

After their Boxing day heroics at Bedford Blues the 1stXV came back to Earth with a bump at Esher last week, trailing 35-5 after 25 minutes and 49-22 after 60 minutes they staged a mighty fightback to close to 49-48 with 2 minutes to play before a miss-understanding saw the ball kicked dead after time had expired. The 15 try thriller which Ampthill edged 7 tries to 8 was wonderful festive fare for spectators if not for both defence coaches!

Match Gallery: 20190112 Ampthill 1st XV vs Plymouth Albion

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Ampthill Squad

1. Soane Tonga’uiha

2. Oliver Walliker

3. Karl Garside

4. Henri Williams

5. Josh Walker

6. Billy Johnson

7. Joe Bercis

8. Maama Molitika

9. Kevin Barrett

10. Josh Sharp

11. Sam Baker

12. Sam Hanks

13. Ollie Morris

14. Spencer Sutherland

15. Will Foster

16. Ben Wilkinson

17. Matt Collins

18. Will Allman

19. Gavin Williams

20. Mickey Wilson

Plymouth Squad

1. Will Norton

2. Paul Davis

3. Dan Pullinger

4. Lewis Pearson

5. Dan Collier

6. John Kelly

7. George Mills

8. Herbie Stupple

9. Cam Setter

10. Connor Eastgate

11. Matt Shepherd

12. Dean Squire

13. Seta Raumakita

14. Josh Skelcey

15. Dan Powell

16. Jamie Salter

17. James Kenny

18. Kieran Westlake

19. Dan Mugford

20. Jack Arnott

Chinnor RFC was formed in 1962 and played their first game the following year. The 1970s saw the club expand to include junior and youth teams and in 1976 the club won the Oxfordshire Cup. When the English league system started the club was placed in Bucks and Oxon Division 1 and have progressed through the Southern Counties section to gained promotion to the National Leagues in 2006. Last year Chinnor were runners up to Cinderford in National 2 South winning promotion to National 1 via the playoff.

Currently placed 6th in National 1 with played 15 won 8 record, Chinnor are just 2 places and 3pts behind Ampthill. Last week Chinnor defeated Esher at home 24-18.

Match Gallery: 20181222 Ampthill 1st XV vs Chinnor

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Ampthill Squad

1. Soane Tonga’uiha

2. Aleki Lutui

3. Karl Garside

4. Paino Hehea

5. Henri Williams

6. Billy Johnson

7. Joe Bercis

8. Maama Molitika

9. Kevin Barrett

10. Micky Wilson

11. Sam Baker

12. Sam Hanks

13. Ollie Morris

14. Spencer Sutherland

15. James Pritchard

16. Oliver Walliker

17. Chris Muncaster

18. Will Allman

19. Gavin Williams

20. Mickey Wilson

Chinnor Squad

1. Jake Elwood 

2. Dan George 

3. Jack Gilding

4. Jack Ramshaw

5. Ben Thomas 

6. Joe Dancer

7. Will Bordill 

8. Tom Burns

9. Greg Goodfellow

10. Craig Holland 

11. Josh Hodson

12. Alex Dancer

13. Danny Barnes

14. Reon Joseph  

15. Kieran Goss

16. Ben Betts

17. George Oliver

18. Ben Manning  

19. Edward Hoadley

20. Orisi Nawaqaliva

Moseley have recently been a stalwart of the Championship, built a new stand and clubhouse complex but, after a number of close shaves, they finally succumbed to relegation at the end of season 2015/16.

The club’s first season in National 1 saw them record a 5th place finish with played 30 won 20 record. This season they lie 12th in the table with a played 13 won 4 record.

Match Gallery: 20181208Amp 1st XV vs Moseley Park

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Ampthill Squad

1. Soane Tonga’uiha

2. Aleki Lutui

3. Karl Garside

4. Paino Hehea

5. Henri Williams

6. Billy Johnson

7. Joe Bercis

8. Maama Molitika

9. Gavin Williams

10. Mike Waters

11. Sam Baker

12. Sam Hanks

13. Ollie Morris

14. Spencer Sutherland

15. James Pritchard

16. Oliver Walliker

17. Chris Muncaster

18. Will Allman

19. Jack Nay

20. Mickey Wilson

Moseley Squad

1. Josh Poole

2. Chris Brightwell

3. Laurence Cowen

4. Buster Lawrence

5. Lewis Bean

6. Joe Wrafter

7. Adam Caves

8. Jay Tyack

9. Rob Lewis

10. Ollie Allsopp

11. Louis Roach

12. Ravia Fatiaki

13. James Williams

14. Alex Hearle

15. Nick David

16. Geore Newman

17. Tom Fidler

18. CJ Osazuwa

19. Sam Pointon

20. Sam Hayward

Mowden Park are welcomed back again to Dillingham Park. Mowden Park sit roughly mid table at present with the same number of wins as Ampthill to their credit but one more loss showing just how much difference a single match can make to a club’s standings!

Mowden Park arrive at the match on the back of a victory against Plymouth Albion last week so expectations of their normally fun loving supporters is raised even higher!

Always a great effort from Mowden Park on the pitch and with an enthusiastic bunch of supporters as well it should be a great day.

Match Gallery: 20181125 Ampthill 1st XV vs Mowden Park

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Ampthill Squad

1. Soane Tonga’uiha

2. Aleki Lutui

3. Matt Collins

4. Paino Hehea

5. Jon Kpoku

6. Billy Johnson

7. Will Allman

8. Maama Molitika

9. Kevin Barrett

10. Mike Waters

11. Sam Baker

12. Sam Hanks

13. Ollie Morris

14. Spencer Sutherland

15. James Pritchard

16. Samson Ma'asi

17. Karl Garside

18. Alex Coles

19. Joe Bercis

20. Mickey Wilson

Mowden Park Squad

1. Alfie Barron

2. Jordan Poole

3. Ignas Darkintis

4. Tailiti Vaioleti

5. Jake Brady

6. Dave Fisher

7. George Stokes

8. Joe Craggs

9. Matt Dudman

10. Warren Seales

11. Brandon Asher-Wood

12. Garry Law

13. Callum Smith

14. Callum Mackenzie

15. Christian Georgiou

16. Ralph Appleby

17. Chris Wood

18. Franco Lamanna

19. Dave Fisher

20. Shaun McCartney

This weekend Ampthill host Rotherham Titans at home on the Oakley Fields. Rotherham are historically one of the most successful clubs in English Rugby in terms of promotions earned. Having spent a couple of spells in the english premiership in the 1990s and 2000s this season sees a team only just relegated from the Championship at the end of last season and sitting second in the National League 1 table with the tightest of margins away from 1st place.

Ampthill have had a mixed start to the new season and currently sit around the mid table. With two successive wins in recent weeks hopes should be high that they are regaining their form with a chance of providing an upset as they did with Coventry last season.

Match Gallery: 20181103 Ampthill 1st XV vs Rotherham

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Ampthill Squad

1. Soane Tonga’uiha

2. Aleki Lutui

3. Matt Collins

4. Carl Burgess

5. Billy Johnson

6. Syd Blackmore

7. Joe Bercis

8. Maama Molitika

9. Euan McKirdy

10. Josh Sharp

11. Sam Baker

12. Sam Hanks

13. Ollie Morris

14. Spencer Sutherland

15. Ciaran Whyte

16. Oliver Walliker

17. Jack Culverhouse

18. Will Allman

19. Gavin Williams

20. Will Foster

Rotherham Squad

1. Dan Richardson

2. Ali Thomson

3. Rikki Stout

4. Tom Cotterill

5. Jamie Ure

6. Luis Ball

7. Zak Poole

8. Seb Nagle-Taylor

9. Connor Dever

10. Joe Barker

11. Connor Field

12. Ellis Abrahams

13. Jamie Cooke

14. Henry Roberts

15. Callum Irvine

16. Jack Bergmanas

17. Will Dennis

18. Conor Keys

19. Eru Smith-Wano

20. Alex Dolly

Ampthill welcome Cinderford to Dillingham Park on Saturday for the first time since season 2015/16.

Founded in 1886, the visitors lie 7th in National 1 with a played 7 won 4 record having defeated Plymouth Albion at home last week 15-12.

Relegated to National 2 South at the end of season 2015-16 their promotion as last year’s Champions of National 2 South has been marked by very competitive performances having secured a losing bonus point in all three of their defeats this season.

Match Gallery: 20181020 Ampthill 1st XV vs Cinderford

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Ampthill Squad

1. Soane Tonga’uiha

2. Aleki Lutui

3. Matt Collins

4. Carl Burgess

5. Alex Coles

6. Billy Johnson

7. Joe Bercis

8. Maama Molitika

9. Kevin Barrett

10. Josh Sharp

11. Sam Baker

12. Sam Hanks

13. Olly Morris

14. Spencer Sutherland

15. Ciaran Whyte

16. Syd Blackmore

17. Karl Garside

18. Jack Culverhouse

19. Shaun Reffell

20. Gavin Williams

Cinderford Squad

1. George Porter

2. Nathan Taylor

3. James Elliot 

4. Jack Shields

5. Ben So’oialo Chan

6. Harry Hone

7. Joe Mullis

8. George Evans

9. Alex Frame

10. Danny Pointon

11. Jake Morris

12. George Boulton

13. Ed Bogue

14. Sam Smith

15. Dominic Coetzer

16. Tom Heard

17. Tim Brockett

18. Aaron Ryan

19. Matthew Bennett

20. Reuben Norville

Ampthill welcome Blackheath to Dillingham Park this Saturday, Sep 29 for the third home game of the season. An interesting feature of this game will be the number of familiar faces turning out for the visitors, both former players and graduates of our youth system.

“It’s been an inconsistent start to the season from the Maroon and Gold which is frustrating for the coaches and players alike. Everyone is working hard to improve our performances and we hope this game against Blackheath is a step in that direction.” (Mark Lavery, Director of Rugby)

Match Gallery: 20180929 Ampthill 1st XV vs Blackheath

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Ampthill Squad

1. Soane Tonga’uiha

2. Aleki Lutui

3. Matt Collins

4. Carl Burgess

5. Josh Walker

6. Syd Blackmore

7. Joe Bercis

8. Maama Molitika

9. Kevin Barrett

10. Mike Waters

11. Sam Baker

12. Mickey Wilson

13. Sam Hanks

14. Spencer Sutherland

15. Will Foster

16. Olly Walliker

17. Karl Garside

18. Will Allman

19. George De Cothi

20. Ciaran Whyte

Blackheath Squad

1. Tom Williams

2. Mike Perks

3. Danny Herriott

4. Neale Patrick

5. Josh Peters

6. Tom Stradwick

7. Harry Bate

8. Ciaran Moore

9. Jack Daly

10. Mark Cooke

11. Craig Dowsett

12. Markus Burcham

13. Henry Staff

14. Jake Lloyd

15. Elliot Clements-Hill

16. Harry Fry

17. Phil Ackuaku

18. Freddie Owen

19. Stef Liebenberg

20. Nick Foster