OGI LEGACY
OGI has always been more than just a sports competition. It’s a celebration of Italian heritage, a showcase of community spirit, and a platform for fostering lifelong friendships. Thanks to the tireless efforts of individuals like Vic Heissl, Les Rickard, and countless others, OGI has become a cornerstone event that will continue to inspire future generations. The legacy of the games; rooted in inclusivity, camaraderie, and fair play; lives on in every race, every cheer, and every handshake.
Find all the winners of the OGI Padre Russo Winners Shield, Les Rickard Trophy, and the OGI Sportsmanship Award.
RELIVE PAST GAMES
2024
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2014
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2008
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2002
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2018
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2012
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2006
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2000
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2016
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2010
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2004
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1998
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OGI Badge Evolution
Discover how the OGI badge has evolved over the years.
1980
Legacy Teams
There have been a variety of teams from across the U.K that have competed in previous OGI events.
Harrow & Wembley