OT 1988 – 1994 Hampshire Cricketer 2002 – 2018 (Captain 2012 – 2015) Captained MCC on tour of Nepal, 2019.
Sir Christopher Audland
1926 – 2019 OT 1934 – 1939 Diplomat who worked for the Foreign Office and Commission of European Communities.
Eliza Bristowe
OT 2022 - U19 England Cricketer Old Twyfordian Eliza Bristowe is an emerging talent in English cricket and a highly regarded all-rounder within the national age-group pathway. Having progressed through the Southern Vipers Academy, Eliza earned a six-month summer contract with Hampshire following a standout season in which she scored 151 runs and claimed 13 wickets.
Her performances have also been recognised at international level. Eliza represented England Women Under-19s in a tri-series against Sri Lanka and Australia, taking six wickets across five matches. At county level, she impressed for Berkshire in the Vitality T20 County Cup, scoring a half-century against Cornwall in the opening round. Most recently, Eliza was named in England's Under-19 squad for their 2026 winter programme.
Freeman Dyson
1923 – 2020 OT 1932 – 1936 Theoretical physicist and mathematician known for his work in quantum electrodynamics, solid-state physics, astronomy and nuclear engineering.
Anthony Eyton
OT 1932 – 1937 Painter, Senior Academician of the Royal Academy
Douglas Hurd
OT 1938 – 1942 Conservative politician. Held the posts of Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, Home Secretary and Foreign Secretary from 1984 onwards.
Sophie Kelly
OT 2017 - England Netballer Sophie Kelly has established herself as one of England's most exciting young netball talents. An attacking player known for her skill and composure on court, Sophie made her Netball Super League debut for Surrey Storm in 2021 at just 16 years old. Following two seasons with Team Bath, Sophie joined London Pulse ahead of the 2025 Netball Super League campaign.
Her performances at domestic level have been matched by success on the international pathway, progressing through the England Roses Academy between 2019 and 2023 before being selected for the Future Roses programme for 2024-25. During her time in the England pathway, Sophie won Europe Netball gold medals at both Under 17 and Under 21 level. She was also selected for the England squad that competed at the FAST5 Netball World Series in New Zealand in 2024 and represented England Under 21 on tour in Australia in 2025.
Lucia Kendall
OT 2017 - England Footballer Lucia Kendall has developed into one of the most promising young footballers in the country. A midfielder for Women's Super League side Aston Villa and the England national team, Lucia's rise through the game reflects years of dedication and achievement.
Having started her football journey with Winchester City Flyers at the age of seven, Lucia progressed through Southampton FC's Regional Talent Club and academy system. She went on to make more than 100 appearances for Southampton Women, playing an important role in a highly successful period for the club, which included league titles, promotion and National League Cup success.
In 2025, Lucia joined Aston Villa, taking the next step in her professional career at the highest level of domestic football. Alongside her footballing accomplishments, Lucia also excelled in cricket, representing Hampshire Women and earning selection to the England Women's Academy. Lucia's achievements across both sports are a remarkable testament to her talent and commitment, and we are proud to count her among our Old Twyfordians.
Charles Lock
OT 1963 – 1967 Professor of English, University of Copenhagen
Dominic Mahony
OT 1974 – 1977 Modern Pentathlete. Competed in two Olympics and won a bronze medal in 1988. Now team manager for the multi-medal winning GB Modern Pentathlon team.
Robert Moore
OT 1988 – 1994 Hockey Player. Represented Great Britain in three Olympics.
Felix Organ
OT 2012 - Hampshire Cricketer Felix is a professional cricketer with Hampshire and a product of the county’s highly successful youth system. A talented right-handed batter and off-spinner, Felix captained Hampshire’s Under-17 side to County Championship success before progressing through the Academy and Second XI ranks.
Since making his First-Class debut in 2017, Felix has established himself as a key member of Hampshire’s squad across all formats. Highlights of his career include a maiden century in just his third First-Class match, multiple Championship centuries, several five-wicket hauls, and playing a significant role in Hampshire’s domestic cup campaigns. In 2025, he enjoyed one of his strongest seasons, recording a career-best 122 in the County Championship and finishing with the second-highest batting average in Hampshire’s red-ball side.
Sir Hugh Pelham
OT 1962 – 1967 Cell Biologist. Director of Medical Research Council (MRC) Laboratory of Molecular Biology at University of Cambridge from 2006 – 2018.
Tom Pellereau
OT 1987 – 1992 Inventor and Designer. Winner of the BBC’s ‘The Apprentice’ in 2011
Sir Mark Tully
OT 1945 – 1949 Journalist and writer. BBC Chief of Bureau in New Delhi for 20 years.
Joe Weatherley
OT 2010 - Hampshire Cricketer Joe is a professional cricketer with Hampshire and one of the county’s most successful academy graduates. Joe progressed through Hampshire’s youth ranks before making his First XI debut across all formats in 2016.
A stylish top-order batter, Joe has enjoyed a distinguished career for Hampshire, scoring centuries in both First-Class and one-day cricket and playing a key role in the club’s white-ball success. Highlights include helping Hampshire lift the Royal London Cup in 2018 and the Vitality Blast in 2022, as well as producing a career-best score of 168 in the County Championship. Renowned for his consistency in limited-overs cricket, Joe has regularly been among Hampshire’s leading run-scorers and has also featured in The Hundred and the Global Super League.
Admiral Sir William Andrewes
1899 – 1974 Served in both World Wars and commanded the British and Commonwealth Naval Forces and United Nations Task Force 95 during the Korean War. Governor and Trustee of Twyford School 1956 – 1968
Thomas Baring, Earl Northbrook
1826 – 1904 Politician, Statesman. Viceroy of India 1872 – 1876. First Lord of the Admiralty 1880 – 1885
Clarence Bruce, Lord Aberdare
1885 – 1957 Tennis Player; USA Amateur Champion 1930 and of British Isles 1932 and 1938. Member of International Olympic Committee
Sir Walter Congreve, VC
1862 – 1927 Army Officer. Recipient of Victoria Cross 1899. Governor of Malta 1924 – 1927
Richard Chenevix Trench
1807 – 1866 Dean of Westminster 1856 – 1864 and Archbishop of Dublin 1864 – 1886. Poet.
Richard Crossman
1907 – 1974 Labour Party Politician and Cabinet Minister under Harold Wilson. Editor of New Statesman and author of ‘Diaries of a Cabinet Minister’, the acknowledged source for TV series ‘Yes Minister’
