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Yale

Graham M. Radman
Handicap -2
Graham is a rising senior in Pierson College majoring in Computer Science and Psychology.  He served as President of the team this past year after just learning to play polo at Yale three years ago, and will serve as the Captain of the Men’s team in the upcoming season.
Adam Nelson
Handicap -2
Adam graduated in 2008 as an Economics major in Davenport College.  Though he had never played polo, Adam came to Yale with extensive western riding experience and is very accomplished in the rodeo sport of Team Penning.  He served as the Captain of the Yale Men's team during the past year.
Michael Losak
Handicap -2
Micahel is a rising senior in Pierson College originally from Columbia, Md.  He studies Biomedical Engineering and is in London for the summer working in regenerative medicine at Imperial College.  Although he started playing polo in college, Michael grew up with horses and has a background in eventing.  Along with Graham and Adam, he was a member of this year’s winning Atlantic Cup team.
Robert Burk
Handicap 1
Robert graduated from Yale in 2005, majoring in History.  He was the Yale Polo Team Captain in 2004/2005 and enjoyed his 4 years on the Varsity Team immensely.  During the summer, he plays polo and trains horses with his parents and sister in Colorado.  Having recently graduated from law school, Robert plans on joining the military as a trail lawyer, but not before a great Jack Wills Varsity match against Harvard.

Oxford

Alexander Gleeson
Team Captain. Handicap 0
Alex is reading jurisprudence at Lady Margaret Hall, and has been playing polo since his introduction to the sport during his secondary education in the United States. He has been a member of the 1st Team for the entirety of his time in Oxford, counting SUPA, Varsity and Atlantic Cup titles among his shared victories, and is reprising his role at the helm of the club for a second year.
Jamie Dundas
Handicap 0
Jamie is a finalist reading theology at Greyfriars Hall, and has been a pivotal member of the 1st Team for the duration of his university career, representing Oxford both at home and abroad whilst amassing numerous victories with the side. Jamie has enjoyed the game from an early age and hopes to bring his veteran experience to bear against Cambridge this year.
Fredrik Olof Vannberg
Handicap -2
Freddie played polo at the University of Connecticut where he was promoted to the Varsity Team for his final two years. Currently a graduate reading for a DPhil in Clinical Medicine at Keble College this is his first year playing for the Oxford squad. In March he competed in the Atlantic Cup against Cambridge and Yale with Oxford bringing home the cup � albeit with a narrow margin. He looks forward to continuing playing polo for the Dark Blues in the coming year.
Alex Leuba
Handicap -2
Alex is a third year reading Russian at Exeter College. He is a member of West Wycombe Polo Club, and played Varsity for Oxford in 2006, scoring Oxford's opening goal.
Henrietta Seligman
Handicap -2
Henrietta is reading Classical Languages and Ancient History at St. Anne's, and has been an avid horsewoman most of her life. She has had an increasingly prominent role with the club over the years and is looking forward to the opportunity to represent the Dark Blues in the Varsity match.
William Chipperfield
Handicap -2
William Chipperfield, aka Chip'e, is renowned within the University of Oxford for his passion for polo and for the University Polo Club. He has been horse master of the club since 2006 and was a member of the squad at the recent SUPA Championships at Longdole, captaining the 2nd team. When not playing polo, Chip'e can be found in the numerous libraries of Oxford reading for a master's degree in Criminology and Criminal Justice.
Sabrina Neilson
Handicap -2
Sabrina is a first year biochemist at Wadham College who has had a thrilling first season with the club. Having recently been appointed secretary for the coming year, she is very much looking forward to testing her mettle against the Cambridge side.
Edward Allen
Handicap -2
Teddy is a finalist at Pembroke College reading Arabic and a keen horseman. Although only in his first year of polo, Teddy has already proven instrumental in the OUPC 2nd team's victorious performance in the SUPA Arena Tournament, and looks forward to playing a similar role in the upcoming match against Cambridge.

Cambridge

Ollie Clarke
Team Captain. Handicap 1
Pembroke College. Ollie returns from his year abroad in Germany to defend the Varsity Match title won last year. He was introduced to polo through the Pony Club and has now played for ten years, though these days he is in semi-retirement (hopefully temporarily!). He is in his final year and is studying German.
Harriet Pepper
Handicap 0
Magdalene College. This is Harriet's second year in the Varsity A team, having been awarded 'most valuable player' in the victorious team of last year. She started polo in the Pony Club ten years ago and now enjoys playing at Tidworth Polo Club. Harriet is in her fourth year studying Medicine.
Alex Appelbe
Handicap 0
Wolfson College. New to Cambridge, Alex is hoping to bring valuable experience to the team. Starting in the Pony Club he has played on and off for the last 10 years representing the Beaufort and Millfield School. He is currently studying for an MPhil in Manufacturing.
Gabriel Markson
Handicap -1
Fitzwilliam College. Gabriel started playing polo seven years ago with the Black Cats Polo team and has played for them in 6 and 8 goal tournaments in the UK, Sotogrande and St Tropez. He is in his final year completing a PhD in Functional Genomics and aims to help secure victory over Oxford in the Varsity Match this year.
Maximiliam Kirchoff
Handicap -1
Downing College. Maximilian is new to the university and only in his first year playing polo at Cambridge. Even though he grew up around the sport he only started playing five years ago. He spends his winters in Argentina and plays at Cirencester, Kirtlington and Guards during the summers. He is studying History of Art.
James Colgate
Handicap -2
St John's College. Having ridden for many years and competed in jumping and Eventing; James started playing polo at Cambridge in 2005. He was a member of the Atlantic Cup team in March and joins the Varsity squad for the first time this year. He is in his second year studying Engineering.
Liam Gamble
Handicap -2
Robinson College. Liam has been playing polo since joining Cambridge in 2005, having taken a break from Eventing. He has played in the last two Atlantic Cups but this is his first selection for the Varsity squad. He hopes to build on this during his remaining four years reading Veterinary Medicine.
Alice Sargent
Handicap -2
Newhall College. Alice played a little polo in the Pony Club and started playing again when she came to Cambridge; this is interspersed with playing rugby for the university. She is in her 4th year studying Veterinary Medicine.

Harrow

Harry Wentworth-Stanley
Handicap -1
Harry started playing polo at the age of 12 at Great Trippetts Farm near Cowdray. Throughout his time at Harrow Harry has contributed significantly to the Harrow Polo Society. Now in his last year he is club captain and a regular A team player. He recently led the team through an undefeated arena season which was rounded off by them finishing top of their division in the National Arena Championships. Harry is hoping to continue this run into the grass season claiming victory against Eton along the way. He is looking forward to a gap year in Argentina and Chile playing polo.
Edward Gall
Handicap -1
Edward started playing polo at the age of 14 at Harrow. Already an established polocross player having started at the age of 8 he has represented England for two years. Edward took to polo easily and he has been playing in the A team for the last two years. He was in the winning team against Eton last year and his calm attitude on the pitch is always of great benefit to the rest of his team mates.
Bertie Cayzer
Handicap -2
Bertie started playing polo at the age of 15 at Harrow. Since then Bertie has gone from strength to strength making such rapid improvement that now in his final year he has stepped up to become a regular player in the A team. He was reserve for this match last year and so this year he is keen to get out there and involved in the action. Bertie is looking forward to spending a few months playing polo in Argentina on his gap year.
Jack Richardson
Handicap 0
Jack is only in his second year at Harrow but he has played for the A team since he started and was in the winning team against Eton last year. Although young he has a wise polo head on his shoulders which he has gained through lots of experience. Jack started playing polo from the early age of 4 at Knepp Castle Polo Club. From there his passion for polo has continued to grow with a recent highlight being when he represented Young England in a match against New Zealand last summer and scored 3 goals.

Eton

Lanto Sheridan
Handicap 0
Lanto developed his love for polo from the age of 8, and has reaped the rewards for such an early start in the game. Now in his last year as a first team regular for the Eton Polo Society, and club captain, his most noteworthy triumph came at just 17 when he represented Young England against Kenya last season.
Felipe Massu
Handicap 0
Felipe started playing polo in Chile, in Club de Polo San Cristobal, which was conveniently close to his family home there. He has played at Guards for the last two years, representing Eton Polo Society in the Eton Harrow match last year, and is looking forward to settling the score this year.
Tom Mayou
Handicap -1
Now in his third and final year as a member of the Eton Polo Society, Tom's predatory instinct has helped the team to some invaluable victories in recent times. Having taken up polo initially from within the Pony Club, he has enjoyed numerous successes, most notably winning the Langford Division last year. He is looking forward to a visit to South America in his coming gap year to further his polo education.
Tobi Edun
Handicap -1
Having taken up the sport 5 years ago in his native Nigeria, Tobi has developed into an indispensable member of the Eton Polo Society. Drawing from his experience with his national youth side and his father's 12 goal team, he combines a rugged style with a fluid execution. He looks forward to transferring his allegiance to Cambridge next year.
Benjy powell
Handicap -1
Benjy originally learnt to play the game 8 years ago in his homeland Zimbabwe. A talented horseman and an astute reader of the game, Benjy has since developed a reputation as a safe pair of hands at the back. Indeed due to his love of horses he hopes to pursue his childhood dream of training racehorses, after studying Spanish and Business at university. He is currently secretary of the Eton Polo Society.