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M A R T Y R S

Men’s Hockey

Spring Sports Day

The Martyrs enjoyed two competitive

and thoroughly entertaining fixtures in

the traditional fixtures against the School.

Moments of individual brilliance from

Will

Kerr-Dineen

(G, 2003-2008),

George

Creed

(G, 2005-2010) and current Welsh

International

Rupert Shipperley

(H,

2006-2011) helped the Martyrs ‘A’ XI to an

excellent 6-5 victory against a strong School

1st XI. Whilst the Martyrs ‘B’ XI enjoyed a

high scoring draw vs. the School 2nd XI.

The following OSE played: George

Creed,

Al Delafield

(E, 1994-1999),

Al

Fry

(E, 1977-1982),

Bertie Conibear

(E, 2000-2005),

Calvin Dickinson

(C,

2010-2015),

Charlie Harris

(G, 2006-

2011),

Charlie Jolly

(K, 1989-1994),

Charlie

Scott

(K, 1989-1994),

Charlie Shipperley

(H, 2010-2015),

Chris Brierley

(B, 1994-

1999),

Chris Lewis

(C, 1985-1990),

David

Arkell

(A, 1976-1982),

Ed Kinman

(B,

2010-2015),

Harry McHugh

(E, 2004-2009),

Jonty Barrie

(2009-2012),

Jim Hill

(C, 1987-

1992),

Nick Roblin

(G, 2000-2005),

Peter

Pitt-Brown

(D, 1960-65), Rupert Shipperley,

Simon Pearson-Burton

(F, 1997-2002),

Peter Swainson

(F, 1995-2000),

Tim Jolly

(1986-1991) and Will Kerr-Dineen.

Autumn Sports Day

A thrilling 5-5 draw seemed a fitting conclusion

to the hotly contested annual Martyrs vs Old

Dragons fixture. In bright September sunshine,

the ODs burst into a strong lead before half

time, with a trio of Creeds (

Alec

(G, 2002-

2007),

George

(G, 2005-2010) and

Freddie

(G, 2009-2014)) pulling the strings impressively

from the midfield. The Martyrs were, perhaps

predictably, slow to get into their stride.

When they eventually did, the experience of

Peter Pitt-Brown

, as well as the youthful

exuberance of

Feroz Baig

(H, 2009-2014),

Miles Hammond

(H, 2009-2014) and

Jack

Power

(H, 2011-2016), provided enough late

fire power to draw the Martyrs level with the

final play of the game! Special mention must

go to current pupil Tanaka Chitsenga (A,

U6th) who gave a formidable performance

in (both!) goals.

Haileybury ‘Sixes’

Unfortunately, the Martyrs were unable to

retain the prestigious Haileybury Sixes title for

a third consecutive year, thus politely allowing

another alumni side to win the trophy for the

first time in four years! The squad of

Will

Kerr-Dineen

,

Harry McHugh

(E, 2004-

2009),

George Creed

,

Jasper Joyce

,

Gero

Traem

(A, 2012-2014),

Miles Hammond

,

Calvin Dickinson

and

Charlie Shipperley

(who had literally just stepped off a plane

from Sydney the day before!), all ably led by

Andrew Baggs

(A, 2001-2006), drew with

Clifton (1-1), then lost to Aldenham (1-0) and

Tonbridge (2-1) before beating Haileybury (3-

0) to finish 3rd in their pool and therefore just

miss out on a semi-final spot. Beating Felsted

(3-1) in the 5/6th play-off the Martyrs finished

a respectable 5th, leaving them hungry to

reclaim their title in 2017!

Jasper Joyce (H, 2005-2010)

Men’s Hockey Representative