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2017 East Cross Country Series Points SDS EAST CROSS COUNTRY SERIES 2017 - POINTS Race 1 Race 1 Race 2 Race 2 Race 3 Race 3 Race 4 Race 4 Total Race Name Year School/ Area Time Points Time Points Time Points Time points Points Primary Girls 1km 1k F Victoria Kacaba P5 Prospect Bank 7.18 10 7.16 10 20 1st 1k F Wiktoria Kalaba P5 Prospect Bank 6.52 10 1k F Tia Cheney P6 Rimbleton Primary School 9.52 9 1k F Melanie Gorrain P7 Radhall School Primary Boys 1km 1k M Kyle Long P7 Prospect Bank 9.10 10 7.37 10 7.39 10 30 1st 1k M Luke McGurk P5 Rimbleton Primary School 8.08 9 1k M Alexander Scott P5 Rimbleton Primary School 8.31 8 1k M Jayden McLellan P3 Rimbleton Primary School 8.43 7 1k M Elliot Smart P7 Rimbleton Primary School 8.47 6 1kM Walter Donaldson P7 Rimbleton Primary School 9.50 5 1k M Oscar Robson P5 Rimbleton Primary School 10.04 4 1k M Hayden Taylor P4 Rimbleton Primary School 11.14 3 1k M Nathan Dougan P6 Harmeny 4.54 1k M Jamie Hopson P5 Harmeny 8.49 S1 Girls 1km 1k F Sophie Coughlin S1 Bell Baxter 6.37 9 6.21 10 7.46 10 5.58 10 30 1st 1k F Lia Jarvie S1 Cedarbank 6.24 10 7.00 9 9.05 9 6.40 9 28 2nd 1k F Ashleigh Park S1 Lochgelly High School 9.09 8 DNS 1k F Lily-Anne Coyle S1 Madras Coll 9.35 8 1k F Gemma Bailey S1 Madras Coll 15.45 7 1k F Freya Howgate - PD S1 Kilgraston - Perth 8.09 10 S2 Girls 1km 1k F Rebecca Millar - IV S2 West Calder High School 8.30 10 9.09 10 DNS 9.48 10 30 1st 1k F Jenna Richardson - PD S2 Madras College 16.22 10 1k F Amy Dignan S2 Lochgelly High School 8.16 9 8.07 10 9.23 8 7.39 10 29 1st 1k F Chloe Ramsay S2 Lochgelly High School 8.00 10 8.14 9 8.51 9 7.42 9 28 2nd 1k F Saskia Taylor S2 Woodmill High School 8.39 8 8.32 8 11.11 7 8.34 8 24 3rd 1k F Mari Davidson S2 Levenmouth Acadeny 8.47 10 1k F Skye Cunningham S2 Pilrig Park DNS DNS DNS S3 Girls 1km 1k F Megan Wilson S3 Woodmil High School 6.53 10 DNS 8.13 10 6.45 10 30 1st 1k F Billie Lowe S3 Balwearie High School 7.57 9 7.40 10 10.12 9 8.08 9 28 2nd 1k F Kayshaleigh Lambert S3 Lochgelly High School 8.20 8 8.49 8 10.35 8 8.44 7 24 3rd= 1k F Holly Denton S3 Cedarbank 8.55 6 7.44 9 10.48 7 8.24 8 24 3rd= 1k F Courtney Morris S3 Lochgelly High School 9.19 5 DNS 11.45 5 9.23 6 16 1k F Taylor Cochrane S3 Cedarbank 8.37 7 9.10 7 DNS 14 1k F Rosalind Penman S3 Balwearie High School 11.03 6 1k F Lucy Corbett S3 Cedarbank DNS DNS DNS S4 Girls 1km 1k F Samantha Stanley S4 Cedarbank 8.21 10 8.36 10 11.33 9 8.19 9 29 1st 1k F Derry Reilly S4 Lochgelly High School 9.41 9 9.23 9 11.43 8 10.07 7 26 2nd 1k F Kerry Kotlewski S4 Bell Baxter High School DNS DNS 10.16 10 7.23 10 20 3rd 1k F Rosalind Penman S4 Balwearie High School DNS DNS 8.59 8 S5 & S6 Girls 1km 1k F Taylor McDowall S6 Balwearie High School DNS 8.44 10 11.58 7 8.58 10 27 1st 1k F Danielle Adamson Madras College 11.09 9 1k F Leigh-Anne MacDonald S6 Balwearie High School DNS DNS DNS 9.00 9 1k F Caitlyn Pryde Madras College 11.27 8 1k F Abbie Matthews S6 Pilrig Park School DNS DNS DNS 1k F Chloe Hutchison - PD Madras College 9.57 10 1k F Fiona Knowles - VI Madras College 11.14 9 S1 Boys 1km 1k M Nathan Smith S1 Woodmill High School 7.15 10 6.58 9 9.32 9 7.12 10 29 1st 1k M Stephen Davies S1 Lochgelly High School 7.31 7 9.30 10 7.24 9 26 2nd 1k M Richard Myers S1 Woodmill High School 7.27 8 7.04 8 9.47 8 7.28 8 24 3rd 1k M Greg Nicol S1 Balwearie High School 6.36 10 10.08 7 8.28 6 23 1k M Billy McMillan S1 Cedarbank 7.23 9 DNS DNS 7.53 7 16 1k M Zack McGowan S1 Balwearie High School 7.44 6 4.15 500m 1k M Daniel Frew S1 Levenmouth Academy 16.25 6 1k M Liam Travers S1 Levenmouth Academy 16.30 5 1k M Reece Davidson S1 Pilrig Park School 9.16 5 DNS 1k M Ciaran McBrearty S1 Bell Baxter School DNS DNS DNS S2 Boys 1km 1k M Edwin Barron S2 Woodmill High School 5.24 10 5.17 10 6.32 10 4.58 10 30 1st 1k M Landon McKinnon S2 Lochgelly High School 5.28 9 6.53 8 7.12 9 5.51 9 27 2nd 1k M Reece Philp S2 Lochgelly High School 7.35 6 7.20 6 8.24 8 7.16 8 22 3rd 1k M Jamie Barrie S2 West Calder High School 5.43 8 6.17 9 DNS 17 1k M Acymo Llanos S2 Balwearie High School 7.57 5 DNS 10.26 7 8.30 5 17 1k M Mark Salmond S2 Woodmill High School 8.14 4 7.56 5 DNS 7.55 6 15 1k M Khorum Ul-Haq S2 Lochgelly High School 7.31 7 7.19 7 DNS 14 1k M Richy Stacey S2 Ball Baxter High School DNF DNF 3.38 500m 1k M Ben Dearie S2 Cedarbank DNS DNS S3 Boys 1km 1k M Connor Brown - PD S3 Woodmill High School 5.34 10 5.41 10 6.53 10 5.18 10 30 1st 1k M Nathan Lee - HI S3 Madras Colege 8.01 9 1k M Colin Wightman S3 Cedarbank 5.59 9 5.27 10 7.28 9 6.41 6 28 1st 1k M Owen Handley S3 Woodmill High School 6.53 6 6.44 5 7.34 7 5.55 10 23 2nd 1k M Shakeel Ul-Haq S3 Lochgelly High School 6.28 8 6.52 4 7.47 5 6.15 8 21 3rd 1k M Larson McKeon S3 Balwearie High School 5.39 10 5.36 9 DNS 19 1k M Callum Robertson S3 Balwearie High School DNS 6.02 8 8.19 4 6.21 7 19 1k M Ross Galloway S3 West Calder High School 7.07 5 6.14 7 DNS 7.12 5 17 1k M Jack Brooks S3 West Calder High School 6.35 7 DNS DNS 7.54 3 10 1k M Dylan Cranston S3 West Calder High School 7.11 3 6.59 2 DNS 7.49 4 9 1k M Cody Young S3 Cedarbank 7.34 2 6.56 3 10.18 1 6 1k M Joshua Duffy S3 West Calder High School 7.08 4 DNS DNS 9.16 1 5 1k M Ryan Dowie S3 Woodmill High School 8.31 1 8.19 1 10.43 1 8.15 2 4 1k M Reece Martin S3 Lochgelly High School 12.09 1 9.31 1 2 1k M Jack Richardson S3 Pilrig Park School 6.20 6 DNS 1k M Jack Brooks S3 West Calder High School 8.35 1 DNS 1k M Coby Lamb S3 West Calder High School 9.13 1 DNS 1k M Stuart Stevenson S3 Cedarbank DNS DNS DNS 1k M Sean Wright S3 Balwearie High School DNS DNS DNS 6.09 9 1k M Dylon McKay S3 Levenmouth Academy 5.47 10 1k M Josh Johnstone S3 Woodmill High School 7.32 8 1k M Josh Gibson S3 Madras Colege 7.36 6 1k M Daniel Millar S3 Levenmouth Academy 9.01 3 1k M Michael Neary S3 Levenmouth Academy 9.28 2 S4 Boys 1km 1k M Arran Howe S4 Bell Baxter High School 4.40 10 4.51 10 6.02 9 4.41 10 30 1st 1k M Kyle McGrandles S4 Cedarbank 4.56 8 4.56 9 5.52 10 4.45 9 28 2nd 1k M Philip Brodie S4 Cedarbank 4.54 9 5.24 8 6.30 8 5.10 8 25 3rd 1k M Brandon Stevens S4 Cedarbank 6.23 7 5.39 7 7.58 5 5.38 6 20 1k M Cameron Tweedie S4 Cedarbank 6.41 6 6.18 6 DNS 5.52 5 17 1k M Claudiu Cirpaciu S4 Pilrigh Park School DNS DNS 7.08 7 5.37 7 14 1k M Bryan Cowan S4 Balwearie High School 6.42 5 DNS 8.12 4 6.20 4 13 1k M Jason Watson S4 Woodlands School 6.44 4 7.43 4 DNS 7.14 3 11 1k M Josh Johnstone S4 Woodmill High School 6.52 3 6.39 5 DNS 8 1k M Joe Wilcox S4 Woodlands School 10.52 2 10.33 3 DNS 5 1k M Michael McPhail Levenmouth Academy 7.22 6 1k M Scott Blair Woodmill High School 10.00 3 1k M Rhys Hays Rosslyn 10.40 2 1k M Thomas McIntyre Madras College 11.17 1 1k M Scot Morrison Rosslyn 13.06 1 S5 & S6 Boys 1km 1k M Reece Dickson S5 Balwearie High School 5.43 10 5.32 9 6.50 10 5.08 10 30 1st 1k M Mike Eusepi S5 Woodlands School 5.54 8 5.08 10 DNS 5.46 9 27 2nd 1k M Scott Combe S5 Woodmill High School 7.20 7 8.14 8 DNS 7.36 7 22 3rd 1k M Lewis Anderson S5 Woodlands School 8.28 6 9.06 7 DNS 8.10 6 19 1k M Kieran Massey S5 Woodlands School 5.51 9 DNS DNS 6.12 8 17 1k M Sean Leslie Levenmouth Academy 9.29 9 1k M Patrick Steffens S5 Bell Baxter High School DNS DNS DNS 1k M George Forbes S6 Cedarbank 4.41 10 4.48 10 6.20 10 4.44 10 30 1st 1k M Cameron Healy S6 Balwearie High School 7.49 9 7.47 9 6.22 9 27 2nd 1k M Jake Clough S6 Woodmill High School 7.45 8 8.04 8 10.51 8 7.52 8 24 3rd 1k M Craig McIntyre S6 Balwearie High School 7.45 9 DNS DNS 1k M Josh Brown S6 Pilrig Park School DNS DNS DNS 2km Girls - S3,S4,S5 & S6 2k F Louise Harley S4 Lochgelly High School 15.36 10 12.21 10 14.56 10 30 1st 2k F Michelle Harley S4 Lochgelly High School 18.09 10 16.35 9 13.51 7 16.52 9 28 2nd 2k F Holly-Jane Gray Madras College 12.35 9 2k F Hannah Stewart S1 Madras College 13.40 8 2k F Abbie Steggles - HI Dunfermline High School 11.51 10 2km Boys - S4, S5 & S6 2k M Steven Stone S6 Pilrig Park School 10.00 10 9.41 10 8.04 10 30 1st 2k M Matthew Blair S5 Woodmill High School 10.44 9 10.45 9 9.06 9 10.32 10 28 1st 2k M Callum Harrison-Jones S5 Balwearie High School 11.39 7 11.07 8 DNS 11.22 8 23 2nd 2k M Gary Fraser S5 Lochgelly High School 12.13 6 12.23 7 9.30 7 20 3rd 2k M Thembalani Dube S5 Woodlands School 10.44 8 DNS DNS 10.47 9 17 2k M Connor Todd S5 Lochgelly High School 15.18 4 14.24 5 11.10 5 12.53 6 16 2k M Steven Meek S4 West Calder High School 13.28 5 13.28 6 DNS 13.34 5 16 1st 2k M Alex Evans S4 Balwearie High School DNS DNS 10.04 6 11.26 7 13 2nd 2k M Leo Henry Levenmouth Academy 9.13 8 2k M Callun Nicoll Madras College 13.27 2 2k M Jordan Johnstone Madras College 17.00 1 2k M Kieran Beaton Madras College 11.19 4 2k M Laurie Doran Madras College 12.29 3 2k M Nathan Orr Madras College 16.26 1 2k M Ryan Spearman Sen DSF 9.30 7 S4, S5 & S6 Boys 3km 3k M David Bett S6 Woodlands School 19.16 8 17.53 10 DNS 16.56 9 27 1st 3k M Brandon Eason S6 Balwearie High School 18.26 9 DNS 13.11 7 16 2nd 3k M Casey Donaldson S4 Woodmill High School 16.53 10 DNS DNS 3k M Mathew Power S6 Woodlands School DNS DNS DNS 16.55 10 3k M Owen Miller Sen Fife AC 8.34 10 3k M Allan Wilson S2 Levenmouth Academy 11.55 9 3k M Richard Allan Levenmouth Academy 12.59 8 3k M Stuart Taylor S5 Balwearie High School DNS DNS DNS.
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