Leaving Radley doesn’t have to mean the end of games and get-togethers! Stay connected with friends by joining Old Radleian teams, clubs and societies. Get in touch with the club leaders directly for information about getting involved.
We are keen to hear from Old Radleians who would like to start a new club or society, please contact us with your suggestions.
Radley Rangers Cricket
The Radley Rangers play about 20 times per year against other old boy clubs both home and away.
They also enter the Cricketer Cup each year. Membership is £30 per annum.
Key Contacts
- Rupert Henson – President
- Johnny Wright – Hon. Secretary
- Jonty Robinson – Hon. Fixture Secretary
- James Cunningham – Hon. Treasurer
- Michael O’Connor – Hon. Membership Secretary
View the Rangers fixtures list for 2024 here.
Read a match report from 12th May – Rangers v I Zingari on Bigside here.
Back to allRadley Keys Football
The Old Radleian Football club play about 20-25 matches a year on Saturdays between September and the end of April.
There is no fee to join but each game costs £7.50 per person to cover match fee, referee etc. They currently use Whitton Sports Centre in Twickenham as their home ground using a 4G all weather pitch. All games are also now filmed and highlights provided after each match.
Key Contacts
If you are interested in joining please email: Alex Kelly (2007, K) / Thor Winkler (2010, H) or reach out through their Instagram page @oldradleiansfc
Back to allRadley Galleons Hockey
The Radley Galleons play a number of friendlies against other old boy teams between January and June, mainly at Battersea Park in London.
We also have our annual Galleons Day at Radley where we play the Boys and the Dons. Anyone interested in joining should email Will Swift. There is no joining fee or annual subs to play for the Galleons.
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The Old Radleian Golfing Society welcomes ORs of all ages and golfing abilities with an ‘active’ or ‘non-active’ handicap.
The society has a calendar involving some 18 fixtures; the majority are matches of 2 rounds of foursomes, (with a good lunch), and open to all members. These are friendly, but competitive matches are played against host clubs, or other old boy sides (Haileybury, Canford, Charterhouse, Sherborne, Lancing & Westminster).
The main Society days are The Spring Meeting (The Berkshire) and The Autumn Meeting (Royal St George’s). At both meetings there is an 18-hole stableford, and medal, round in the morning with the main Society trophy being awarded for the best handicap stableford score. Foursomes is played in the afternoon after lunch.
The ORGS wants younger ORs to play golf with us, we welcome you to get in touch! All matches and meetings are subsidised to ensure no one is prohibited from playing ORGS golf due to cost.
Annual Subscription Fees
Aged under 30: £20 per year
Aged 30 and over: £50 per year
Please register on the ORGS website where there is further information, or by contacting the Hon Secretary, Will Bailey. Once registered you will be able to see the complete fixture list.
Playing golf at Radley: If you would like to use the Radley golf course, please contact the Bursary on 01235 543134.
Read the ORGS Spring Report for 2024
Back to allRadley Mariners Rowing
Radley Mariners Boat Club (RMBC) is a rowing club authorised under GB Rowing rules. It promotes rowing for OR oarsmen and, from time to time, has crews at events including Henley.
With three medallists at Tokyo 2020, we are particularly proud that the overwhelming majority of OR Olympians have been Radley oarsmen in their youth. RMBC also helps arrange hospitality at regattas and head races for parents including an annual lunch at the National Schools Regatta, a drinks party at Henley, and a pub gathering on the Chiswick embankment to watch the Schools Head.
Associated with RMBC, the Radley Mariners Charitable Trust (RMCT) raises money to:
- Help RCBC purchase certain equipment not provided by the College.
- Support parents with the cost of training camps and international rowing.
- Support non-Radley youth rowing in the Thames Valley region.
Radleians who have rowed at the College are offered membership of RMBC upon leaving and there are other members who have been associated with RCBC such as past and present coaches. They are entitled to wear the Mariners’ tie. Parents and other supporters who contribute to the RMCT will also be invited to become Associate Members and receive invitations to events.
To join the Mariners please download this form and return it to Charles Behrens (details are included in the form).
Executive Committee
- Ollie Wynne-Griffith (2007, D/J) – President
- Ben Dreyer – Chairman
- Tom Durie (1970, A) – Trustee
- Jamie Gossage (2006, E) – Trustee
- Charles Behrens (1978, B) – Treasurer & Hon Sec
- John Gearing – 1st VIII Coach
- Sam Townsend – Master in Charge of Rowing
- Luke Balleny (1996, E)
- Henry Morris (1996, E)
- Ben Holden – Sub Warden
- Simon Shaw (1978, A)
- Ashton Shuttleworth (1985, D)
- Julian Beck (1979, F)
Radley Serpents Rugby
For more details about future Serpents fixtures, contact James Cunningham.
Read the Serpents v Malones Match Report from April 2024
Back to allOR Sailing
The aims of the Old Radleian Sailing Association (ORSA) are to provide social and competitive sailing for ORs, to develop and maintain a community for ORs who sail, and to maintain Radley’s presence, through ORs, in the wider sailing community.
ORSA welcomes all ORs, Honorary Members of the Radleian Society, current and past Radley parents and current members of Common Room. All are welcome irrespective of sailing experience or ability! The cost of fees, insurance etc. is fully funded for those in tertiary education, and in part for other members. Membership is £20 per annum.
There are usually 4-5 events per annum, such as The Belvidere Cup (racing J80s) in April, The Round the Island Race (Isle of Wight in July), Seaview (racing Mermaids against Radley / Winchester / Ryde) in September, The Arrow Trophy (racing 37 / 41 ft yachts against up to 25 other independent schools) in October, and other opportunities for cruising / just getting out on the water.
If you would like to join us, please get in touch with any of the contacts listed below, and please ask to join the private Facebook group at https://www.facebook.com/groups/951079478271389/
- Andrew Collins – Admiral
- Julian Facer – Commodore
- Ed Butterworth – Vice Commodore
- John Wylie – Rear Commodore
- George Pitcher – Secretary
- Simon Palmer – Treasurer
OR Rackets
The OR Rackets team play each year in the Public Schools Old Boys Doubles competition. The fixture dates are available via the Tennis & Rackets Association.
If you would like to join, please email Patrick Sutton. The joining fee for the OR Rackets team is £20.
Back to allOR Fives
The OR Fives Club play several fixtures throughout the year. A principal aim is to encourage fives playing at the school & beyond.
Anyone interested in playing or attending should email Duncan Neale for more details. There is no joining fee. We play weekend fixtures against the school in term time and participate in the Owers trophy (where the ORs will play against old boys & girls from other Fives-playing schools).
Back to allOld Radleian Polo
The OR Polo Club, new for 2025, aims to bring together ORs of all skill levels who share a love for the amazing sport.
The team will be based at Oxford Polo and Kirtlington Park Polo Club, which both offer great facilities and a vibrant polo community. Kirtlington is Radley’s local club and is situated at Park Farm, Akeman Street, Kidlington, OX5 3JQ.
With numerous ORs and current Radleians active in the polo world, the team has a strong foundation and the current plan is to organise friendly matches in 2025, providing opportunities for players to connect in a competitive and social environment.
Whether you’re a regular or less frequent player, the OR Polo Team welcomes your interest. To learn more about joining the team, please contact Frank Barlow (2015, B) via email at frankie.barlow2001@gmail.com or by phone on 07824 632026. We look forward to hearing from you!
Back to allRadley Wildebloods - LGBT+
The Radley Wildebloods was founded as a way for LGBT+ Old Radleians to reconnect and stay in contact.
The aim is to host multiple events throughout the year, including a joint event with gay alumni societies from other public schools. They also try to provide a safe place for LGBT+ ORs who may not be out at home or at work and give them somewhere where they can relax. There is no cost to join the society but events are ticketed. Everyone who is associated with Radley is welcome to join.
If you want to find out more, then visit the website or email us.
Back to allOriental Club
The Oriental Club (OC) is ideally located close to Bond Street and within easy reach of the City and Canary Wharf. This is a great place to meet with friends or business colleagues as it has numerous facilities including meeting rooms, an IT suite, spacious drawing rooms, a Members’ Bar, a Billiards Room and an elegant dining room. The OC also has a vibrant social calendar and organises a programme of events ranging from the annual dinner with guest speakers, to tasting dinners and cultural and sporting events.
There is an OC Younger Members Society, part of the Inter-Club Group, which organises an exciting programme of events for under 35s at a wide range of London clubs. Members are also granted access to reciprocal clubs around the world.
The Oriental Club have introduced their new OC7 scheme which we are able to offer to Radley alumni. Under this scheme, alumni pay a one-off subscription of £350 which covers membership between the ages of 18 and 25 with no entrance fee.
If you are interested in applying please email the Oriental Club first. They will then contact Radley to confirm you attended.
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