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U-15 Boys Win Regional Final, June 2013. The U-15 Boys competed in a very strong and competitive regional track and field cup final.

What a week...International cricketers have been training at the College, living legends have addressed the current players and coaches and we finished off the week with a full block against Charterhouse.

Sir Garry Sobers visited Dulwich College on Wednesday 12 June 2013. The former West Indies all rounder revered as the greatest of all time dropped by to join the Master of the College, Dr Joseph Spence, at a Supper in the Pavilion Salle.

This was a day that will stay in the memory of many staff and boys at Dulwich College as they had the unique opportunity to watch the England and Sri Lankan cricketers go through their paces in a full training session prior to their clash on Thursday in the ICC Champions Trophy.

The week after half term proved to be a bit of a distraction for the Dulwich cricketers. The pursuit of the exams took over and the results took a bit of a dip.

Unfortunately, due to severe weather conditions (50mph winds), the J14 squad was not able to field any of their highly competitive crews, at least two of which were in confident positions to achieve gold medals.

The Junior School Swimming Squad have continued to enjoy a successful season at recent trips to the LSSA and IAPS finals.

What a pleasure it was to be at Harrow this weekend to witness schoolboy sport played to the highest level in a fantastic spirit.

This has definitely been one of the busiest weeks of the season to date and the success continues with almost every game.

On an afternoon of glorious sunshine at Herne Hill Velodrome, 16 Upper School boys gathered ready to blaze a trail around the cycling track, with two riders per house competing in three thrilling events.

The success for Dulwich College cricket continued this week particularly in the Lower and Junior School.

On Saturday 27 April Dulwich College fielded full teams in the annual curtain raiser to our athletics season at Charterhouse.

The competition took place last Wednesday afternoon and over 100 boys participated, giving their all for their respective houses in the summer sunshine.

Angus Wills competed at the British Alpine Ski Championships, held over the Easter holidays in Meribel, France.

Week ending Saturday 27 April. An amazingly successful week for Dulwich College cricket finished with some emphatic wins against St Benedict’s Ealing.

The U-14 Water Polo team traveled to Walsall on Wednesday 24 April to take part in the semi final stages of the National ESAA Water Polo Cup.

n the U13 London Borough race, Noah Armitage-Hookes placed 3rd, Alfie Armitage-Hookes 11th, Dylan Ashton 16th and Chris Ho 50th.

Josh Ibuanokpe (Year 12), who starred for Dulwich in the victorious Daily Mail Cup campaign, made his debut for England U17 on Saturday playing away in Givors against France.

Fencing has been gathering momentum for a number of years at Dulwich. Boys from the age of 13 can concentrate on the Fencing disciplines all year round and many boys fence at local London Clubs.

Alex Cahill, Sam Williams, Conor Game and Ronit Nair have qualified for the National Finals of the English Schools' Swimming Association (ESSA) Relay Championships.