Aberconway Cup: Six In A Row For The Wisemans
20/04/26: An all-time record entry of 20 pairs including several debutants took part in Sunday's Aberconway Cup in association with Advanta Wealth at Eton.
Aberconway Cup Stays With The Wisemans
28/04/25: Howard & Gwydion Wiseman retained their grip on the Aberconway Cup in association with Advanta Wealth at Eton yesterday.
Wisemans Win The Aberconway
22/04/24: Howard & Gwydion Wiseman won their fourth successive Aberconway Cup in association with Advanta Wealth at Highgate yesterday.
Aberconway Cup: Win Number Three For The Wisemans
24/04/23: Howard & Gwydion Wiseman made it a hat-trick of wins in the Aberconway Cup in association with Advanta Wealth with victory at Highgate on Sunday.
Wisemans Win Epic Aberconway
25/04/22: Howard & Gwydion Wiseman retained the Aberconway Cup in association with Advanta Wealth in a thrilling final at Eton on Sunday.
Aberconway Cup: Wisemans Take The Title
12/07/21: There was a new name on the Aberconway Cup in association with Advanta Wealth this year as Howard & Gwydion Wiseman won their first title with a 2-0 win over Grant & Guy Williams in the final at Eton on Saturday.
Aberconway Cup: Déjà Vu All Over Again
15/04/19: Mike & Chris Hughes won the Aberconway Cup in association with Advanta Wealth at Eton yesterday for the ninth time, defeating perennial rivals Grant & Guy Williams in the final.
Family Fortunes: Number Eight for the Hughes
Chris Hughes reports:
16/04/18: We gathered at Eton on 15th April for the Aberconway cup. We had 19 confirmed pairs, up until a few days before the competition with a couple of late withdrawals. Unfortunately, the holders Grant and Guy Williams couldn’t make the day as Grant had broken his wrist playing football.
Aberconway Cup 2017: Just Williams
03/04/17: Guy & Grant Williams regained the Aberconway Cup at Eton with a thrilling three game victory in the final against close rivals and defending champions Mike & Chris Hughes.
Aberconway Cup 2016: New Management, Same Result
Chris Hughes reports:
19/04/16: There were lots of firsts at the annual Fathers and Sons competition this year. Most notably, a legend of the game, Mike Fenn, had decided (potentially foolishly) to pass the baton of organising the competition over to a disorganised 20 something year old who still struggles to get out of bed in the morning and hold down a job. Gareth saw this talent in there somewhere, though, and quickly gave me a ‘job for life’ and with very little choice in the matter I think I accepted.