Saturday saw OHAFC stalwart Harry Woolley become the first player since stats began in the 2009/10 season to reach a century of appearances for the 2nd XI.

The 32 year-old could not have picked a better occasion to bring up the landmark, as he played a full part in his side's excellent 3-0 win away at Eton.

After a number of years struggling with a variety of injuries, 'Mr OHAFC' has been one of the club's most consistent performers in the last couple of seasons, racking up 16 appearances for all sides last season and already surpassing that total this campaign - indeed the only 2s game he has missed came through illness away to Charterhouse 2s.

Saturday's appearance at Eton also saw Harry climb to second in the list of most club appearances in the last nine seasons, overtaking Ed Poulter's total of 116. Only David Lederman on 175 has played more games for the club since the start of the 2009/10 season.

Most 2nd XI appearances (since start of 2009/10 season):

1. Harry Woolley - 100
2. Jack Orr-Ewing - 96
3. Arjun Chopra - 79
4. Phil Berry - 77
5. Max Curry & Simon Maydon - 71
6. Gbeminiyi Soyinka & Geoff Taunton-Collins - 69

Players with 100+ OHAFC appearances (since start of 2009/10 season):

1. David Lederman - 175
2. Harry Woolley - 117
3. Ed Poulter - 116
4. Phil Berry - 114
5. Fred Milln - 110
6. Jack Orr-Ewing - 107