Long serving and hugely popular goalkeeper who played for the Ducks for some eleven years and well over 300 games, having made his debut in 2007 as emergency cover having come through the club's youth team.

After two more years as backup keeper - and spells on loan with Buckingham Town and Chalfont Wasps - he finally became number one in 2009/10. Battled his way back from two dislocated shoulder injuries to re-establish himself as first choice towards the end of the 2016/17 season - after missing all after missing all of 2015/16 and subsequently turning out for Leighton Town.

Jack was ever present between the sticks in 2012/13, and has won Player's Player and Supporters' Player of the Year awards as he remained a popular figure with the supporters who have witnessed his maturity into a commanding goalkeeper, whose outstanding shot stopping has saved the Ducks points on many occasions.

Sadly his last appearance for the Ducks wasn't befitting a player of his stature, as a broken metatarsal forced an early end to his 2017/18 season. Since then, Jack Hopwood's emergence in goal, his continued recovery from that injury and increased work commitments meant Jack did not play for the club again.

In 2023 he did return to the Ducks though, taking on a new role as Goalkeeping Coach initially under manager Jack Wells, and he was named on the bench as cover a couple of times in the 2023/24 season.

Club Honours/Achievements

2016 - Clubman of the Year
2014 - 250 Aylesbury United appearances
2013 - Premier Division Cup Winner; Spartan South Midlands League Promotion Winner; 200 Aylesbury United Appearances
2012 - Players' Player of the Year
2010 - Supporters' Player of the Year