Sad news , Alan Barnard who lived in Maulden, died suddenly after a fall at home on Wednesday 4th December 2024. Alan was a long standing player and member of Luton RFC and then Ampthill RFC. He will be greatly missed. It has been a complete shock to everyone who
Ampthill secured their first league win since early December, securing an impressive bonus point win against Chinnor at Kingsey Road, to move level on points with the hosts in the RFU Championship in the process. Speaking on his side’s impressive away performance, Ampthill head coach Paul Turner said, ‘We had a gameplan,
Head Coach Paul Turner has named his squad for the clubs first trip to Kingsey Road in the Championship Kick-Off is 3pm on Saturday
Ampthill Head Coach Paul Turner was again left frustrated by his squads inability to convert territory and possession into points following a 45 v 24 defeat to local rivals Bedford Blues at Goldington Road “It’s just another frustrating result but we can only blame ourselves. We’ve dominated the first quarter
Ampthill open their account for 2025 with a short trip up the B530 to face local rivals Bedford Blues in the latest #BattleofBedfordshire. Head Coach Paul Turner names a similar to team to the one that should have faced Hartpury last Saturday afternoon – the game a victim of the
We love this competition at Ampthill and its great to see the club again featured twice in the shortlist this year thanks to the artistry of club photographer, Zachariah Levens – his shot of our players, coaches and supporters taking that famous walk through the woods, and regular visitor, David
Ampthill & District Community Rugby Union Football Club wishes to thank our partners for their support this season
