Mr Middleton reports on a proud and historic occasion for the Royal Shrewsbury School Hunt as it is celebrated on the world stage as the home of cross-country running.
The weekend of the 11th/12th May was one the busiest weekends for the Boat Club, with crews competing at three different regattas around the country in their final preparations for the National Schools' Regatta.
Congratulations to Lucy Lees (EDH), who has been selected to trial for the U19 England Lacrosse team this summer.
Shrewsbury's 1st XI match versus Repton, which Shrewsbury won by nine wickets, has been featured as 'The Cricketer' magazine's 'Schools Match of the Week'.
Congratulations to Isabel Morris, who has been selected to trial for the U19 England Lacrosse team this summer.
"For every reason I can think of, this was the best Nationals I can remember" - report by Teacher in Charge of Fives, Seb Cooley.
On Sunday 5th May four Shrewsbury crews travelled to Dorney Lake to compete at the Wallingford Regatta.
Shrewsbury School's Golf Team continue their impressive run of success...
Congratulations to Arthur and George Bramwell, who have been selected for the Rifle Association UK U17 Cadet team and the County of Lancaster Rifle Association team respectively.
It has been a busy and successful week for the Shrewsbury School Golf Team of captain Ted Williams (U6 R) playing off a handicap of 7, Sam Austen (L6 SH) off 2 and Rory McDonald-O'Brien (4 PH) off 1.
Tom Allen, Flo Bury, Albert Horne and Maddy Baly travelled to Bury Farm Equestrian Village last Friday to represent Shropshire in the NSEA National Championships.
Congratulations to Issy Wong on being selected as one of 15 members of the England Women’s Academy (EWA) for their training camp in India, which took place from 6th to 26th April.
The Senior and J16 rowers travelled to Laias, Spain for their Easter training camp, while the J15s enjoyed similarly glorious weather in Shrewsbury for their training camp over the Easter weekend.
Historic footage of a Steeplechase race in the 1930s provides a glimpse of the tough and muddy origins of cross-country running at Shrewsbury School.
Huge congratulations to Will Sissons and Dan Humes, who beat Eton to claim the title of National Fives Open Champions, to George Hughes and Alex Clark, who are National Fives U14 Beginners Champions, to Katie Oswald a...
On the last Saturday of term, the Hunt travelled to the Shropshire Hills for its annual Hunt Club Champs, the only purely internal race for members of the Club. Staging the race off-site for the first time in a num...
On 30 March, the world’s top runners will take to the start line of the IAAF World Cross-Country Championships in Aarhus, Denmark. They will be set off by Shrewsbury School ‘Huntsman’ (Captain of Cross-Country) ...
The 1st VIII broke a 72-year-old record with their outstanding performance over the 5,000m North of England Head course on the River Dee on Saturday.
Many congratulations to the Shrewsbury Fencing team on their outstanding performances at this year's Public Schools' Championships, where highlights included second place in the prestigious Winston Churchill Cup.
On Monday 18th March the RSSBC girls’ squads travelled to Dorney Lake, Eton to compete at the Junior Sculling Head.
Congratulations to the 1st and U16 VIIs on their tremendous performances in the Stonyhurst Sevens Tournament – and particularly to the 1st VII, who won the Plate.
The Boat Club took five crews to race at the Schools’ Head of the River in London on Friday 15th March, the most prestigious event of the 'head' calendar.
The last few weeks have been frenetic but rewarding for the boys’ senior and junior hockey teams.
On Wednesday 6th March, the RSSH enjoyed a successful afternoon at the Spring Relays held at Attingham Park - a venue that seems to save up its dramatic weather for whenever cross-country races are staged th...
Congratulations to the Senior Lacrosse Squad on their best ever performance in the National Schools’ U19 Lacrosse Championships, held in Aldershot last weekend.
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