Women’s Football Team
Coach Kiya-Jasmine Webb: The Women’s Football Team has made an impressive and competitive start to the season, with a range of players selected to play for the team so far. Many have contributed to the scoresheet, with Lily Cattermole emerging as the leading goal scorer on nine goals and Ruby Ede topping the assist chart with four. The standout fixture to date was the cup tie against Godalming, which ended in a 4-4 draw before the team secured a 4-1 victory in the penalty shootout.
The team has also competed in the AOC Sport Regional Southeast Football Tournament, gaining valuable experience, and has successfully progressed to the knockout stages of the ESFA U18 Super League.
The team is looking forward to building on the momentum established so far, for the remainder of the season.
Men’s Rugby
Coach Sergio Rodríguez: This term has been an incredible journey for our Men’s Rugby squad. We’ve faced challenges head-on, and while the scoreboard didn’t always reflect our effort, the progress has been undeniable.
Two of our matches ended in narrow losses, and it’s clear that with more time together, the results could have been very different. As a new group, the players are still learning each other’s strengths, and building cohesion takes time—but every game has brought us closer.
We also stepped into the regional 7s tournament, competing against colleges where 7s is a well-established discipline. For us, 15-a-side rugby is our core, so this was a bold test of adaptability and resilience. The boys gave everything they had, showing heart and determination in every contest.
Coaching this group has been a privilege. Their commitment, energy, and willingness to learn have set the tone for what’s to come. The foundations are strong, and with continued training, the future looks bright.
Women’s Rugby
Coach Sergio Rodríguez: we’ve been paving the way for a 15-a-side team via a series of weekly training sessions, held on Tuesdays 16:15 to 17:15 in the Sports Hall
Sergio explained: Rugby is coming to life for girls at Reigate College—and the journey starts now! We’re laying the foundations for something truly special: by September 2026, our goal is to field a full 15-a-side team, creating opportunities for girls to compete at the highest level. Right now, we’re focusing on technical skills and game understanding, training in the Sports Hall to build confidence and precision. This commitment is key—it’s the spark that will ignite a thriving programme. From January, we aim to bring together 10–15 girls to enter Spring 7s competitions, giving players a taste of the speed, strategy, and excitement that rugby offers.
Netball
Coach Daisy Witherington: Both the A and B teams have shown outstanding commitment, resilience, and teamwork throughout their fixtures in the Surrey Sixth Form League.
The A team has delivered a strong first half of the season, demonstrating excellent team work on court and impressive tactical play. Their attacking combinations have been sharp and creative, while the defensive unit has grown in confidence with every match. Several hard-fought wins have placed them in a competitive position within the league, and their consistency has been a standout feature of the season so far. The squad continues to train with determination and a clear sense of purpose as they look ahead to the remaining fixtures. Well done to captain Daisy O’Brien for leading the team so well.
The B team has enjoyed an equally positive start, showing great improvement from week to week. Many players are developing into versatile, confident performers, and their willingness to support one another has been key to their success. Despite facing tough opposition, the team has approached every match with enthusiasm and grit, often pushing opponents right to the final whistle. Their progress is evident not only in results but also in the spirit and camaraderie they bring to every game. Well done to captain Rosie Skeet for showing great leadership skills.
Association of Colleges Netball Tournament
A particular highlight this term was the selection of several Reigate players to represent the College at the Association of Colleges Netball Tournament. Competing against strong teams from across the region, the squad rose to the challenge brilliantly and secured an impressive third place finish. This achievement reflects the high standard of netball being played across both squads and is a credit to the players’ dedication and hard work.
As we move into the second half of the season, both teams are eager to build on their momentum. With continued effort and team spirit, Reigate College Netball looks set for an exciting and successful conclusion to the year.
Men’s 1st Team Football
Coach Robert Jones: The team has made an impressive start to the campaign, showcasing consistency and determination across all competitions. Currently sitting third in the league, they remain firmly in contention for the title. Their strong performances have also secured a place in the quarter-finals of the League Cup, underlining their ability to compete on multiple fronts.
Although they narrowly missed out on qualification for the National Super League on goal difference, the squad’s resilience and ambition shine through. With momentum building, expectations are high that the team will challenge for both the league crown and the League Cup as the season unfolds.
Men’s 2nd Team Football
Coach Ben Chambers: the second team showed resilience and quality across their autumn fixtures, highlighted by two league wins over SJB (St John the Baptist School). The home victory was secured through Jasper Tomlin’s creativity and Joe Wakeling’s decisive strike, while the away game produced the standout moment of the season – a spirited 3-2 comeback with Kian Wilson scoring twice and Finn Murphy netting the winner. A 3-1 friendly win at Sackville, featuring a brace from Harry Steptoe and a goal from Charlie Ball, added further confidence.
Though cup ties against strong opposition like Godalming 1s and Esher ended in defeat, the team proved competitive at a higher level. Captain Stan Goff led with bravery; Ben Myers impressed with commitment and some quality performances; Sam White delivered consistent performances week after week, and Wilson, Steptoe, and Wakeling provided attacking threat. Overall, the campaign so far has been defined by determination, flashes of attacking brilliance, and a memorable comeback that captured the team’s spirit.
Men’s 3rd Team Football
Coach Will Baker: The Men’s third team has equipped itself well going up into a league where they are playing 2nd and 1st teams. They have lost some hard-fought games, but particular highlights were beating Glynn 4-3 on penalties to progress in the Cup, with the next round due to be played in January.
Men’s 4th Team Football
Coach Will Baker/Robert Jones/Ben Chambers: It’s been a very successful first season for the fourth team with the guys competing against many 3rd and 2nd teams. Highlights have been a 5-0 win against Brooklands with five different goal scorers, and a 3-2 penalty win in the cup against Godalming College.
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