airline, Olympic Silver 1960, CUBC, CURUFC Tony Lewis - England Cricket Captain 1972/3, Presenter BBC Cricket 1980 - 1999, CUCC, CURUFC Douglas Lowe - Olympic Gold 1924 & 1928 - CUAC George Mann - England Cricket Captain 1948/9-1949, CUCC Christopher Martin-Jenkins - Cricket commentator, CUCC, CURFC Peter May - England Cricket captain 1955-1959/60 & 1961, CUCC Richard Meade - Triple Olympic Gold 1968 & 1972, CURC George Nash - Olympic Gold 2016, Bronze 2012, CUBC John Pritchard - Olympic Silver 1980, CUBC David Sheppard - Bishop of Liverpool, England Cricket captain 1954, CUCC Ed Smith - England Cricketer 2003, CUCC Ken Scotland - Scotland rugby player, CURUFC Sir Peter Studd - 643rd Lord Mayor of London; CUCC, CURUFC Bruce Tulloh - Olympian and European Champion, CUAC Bob Tisdall - Irish Olympic Gold medallist 1932, CUAC Tony Underwood - England rugby player 1992-1998, CURUFC, CUAC Flip van der Merwe - South African rugby player, CURUFC Kieran West - Olympic Gold medallist 2000, CUBC Max Woosnam - Britain's Greatest Sportsman, Olympic Gold and Silver medallist 1920, Wimbledon Champion, Davis Cup captain, England and Manchester City F.C. captain, CUAFC, CUCC, CULTC, CURTC, CUGC See also University Sporting Blue Varsity Match Vincent’s Club, the equivalent club at Oxford University Bibliography The Hawk, editors Kolbert, C. and Hyde, A., No. 9 (October 2005), published by The Hawks Club. Rules of the Hawks' Club (May 2003). References External links Hawks' Club website Ospreys website — an equivalent club for the sportswomen of the University Blue Bird website, - the Hawks' Club newspaper for comprehensive coverage of all Cambridge sporting matters Organizations established in 1872 Clubs and societies of the University of Cambridge Gentlemen's clubs in England St John's College, Cambridge 1872 establishments in England