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RUGBY
Contact
Ben Nash
07791 620 151 (M)
bnash2001@yahoo.com
Headstone Lane, Pinner HA2 6NF
http://oldmillhilliansrfc.rfu.club/
Old Millhillians Rugby Football Club was founded in 1878. In that time our club has produced:- 4 British and Irish Lions- 9 England Internationals- 2 Scotland Internationals- 1 Wales International- 4 Presidents of the RFU (including the Old Millhillians Club indomitable Vice President Chris Kelly)- Oxford and Cambridge Blues
For most of its history it has been a club of national significance. It has enjoyed a couple of Golden Ages, in particular the late 1920’s/ early 1930’s when almost every player was either an International, had a Blue or a County cap, and again into the 1950’s and 1960’s.
Names such as Alexander Todd, Wilf Sobey, Roger Spong, Johnny Williams and Jim Roberts, were all household names in their day.
Today we are a very modern Club still playing excellent rugby at Mill Hill School. Driven by a core group of OMs we are a young and ambitious team and we are looking to grow.
If you would like to play, watch or support us we’d love to hear from you. The Club is always looking for new players to join.
Team Colours: Chocolate & White Hoops
June 2026
Earlier this month 14 Old Millhillians travelled to Portugal to compete in the Algarve 7s, marking the third consecutive European tour for the Old Millhillians Rugby 7s programme. The core of the squad came from the Leavers' Class of 2022, complemented by a number of younger Old Millhillians making their touring debut.
On the field, the team enjoyed a competitive tournament against strong opposition. A narrow defeat to Portuguese Championship side RC Loulé, a draw with Ubuntu Rugby, and a victory over invitational side Ruckalhau secured a place in the quarter-finals, where the team's campaign came to an end.
Away from rugby, the tour provided an excellent opportunity to strengthen friendships across different year olds. We are grateful to Ben Nash for his leadership and longstanding support of the Rugby 7s programme, as well as to Club Captain Oli Avent and Peter Wakeham for their assistance in making the tour possible. It remains a privilege to represent the Old Millhillians in the chocolate-and-brown hoops, and we look forward to building on this tradition in the years ahead.
Henry Kolton
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