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SENIOR BOYS Name School District Number Time Team Dan Preston King David High School Liverpool 87 19:00 1 1 Wirral 18 Max Brame SENIOR BOYS Name School District Number Time Team Dan Preston King David High School Liverpool 87 19:00 1 1 Wirral 18 Max Brame Liverpool College Liverpool 81 20:21 2 2 Arran Kearney St Anselm's College Wirral 86 20:51 3 3 Martin Hurst St Anselm's College Wirral 83 21:46 4 Alex Norton Birkenhead Boys Wirral 91 22:11 5 Joe Joinson St Anselm's College Wirral 85 22:22 6 YEAR 7 BOYS Name School District Number Time Max Webster gateacre comprehensive liverpool 23 12:51 1 1 Wirral 20 Jack Talbot St Anselm's College Wirral 21 13:01 2 2 Sefton 71 Seb Thorpe St Anselm's College Wirral 22 13:11 3 3 Ben Grantham Wirral Grammar Wirral 8 13:34 4 4 Jamie Read St Anselm's College Wirral 18 13:36 5 5 Louis Hatton Calday Grange Grammar Wirral 10 13:44 6 James Evans Bluecoat School Liverpool liverpool 5 13:51 7 Gabriel Mullen De la Salle St Helens 15 13:53 8 Nathan Naylor Range High School Sefton 16 13:54 9 Miles Craven St Anselm's College Wirral 4 13:55 10 Ethan Bainbridge Pensby Wirral 94 14:02 11 Alfie Forsyth St Anselm's College Wirral 7 14:09 12 Sammy Pickerill Merchant Taylors Boys School Sefton 17 14:17 13 Harry Rimmer Formby High Sefton 19 14:32 14 Ben Connor St Anselm's College Wirral 3 14:41 15 Evan Willams Deyes High Sefton 24 14:41 16 Seb Henderson Holy Family Sefton 90 14:44 17 Jack Heap Wirral Grammar School (Boys) Wirral 11 14:48 18 William Collins Birkdale High School Sefton 2 14:51 19 Lewis Greenhalgh St Anselm's College Wirral 9 14:57 20 Jonathan Shaw Formby High Sefton 20 15:00 21 Seosam Flanagan Caldy Wirral 92 15:24 22 Will Hird 0 Sefton 93 15:29 23 Felix James St Anselm's College Wirral 12 15:46 24 Billy Richardson Birkdale Sefton 96 16:11 25 Edward Looker St Anselm's College Wirral 14 16:22 26 Orlando Campolucci-Bordi Merchant Taylors Sefton 95 16:33 27 JUNIOR BOYS Name School District Number Time Michael Henderson Formby High School Sefton 35 13:20 1 1 Wirral 22 William Sutcliffe Calday grange Grammar Wirral 58 13:22 2 2 Sefton 43 Tj Jones Wirral Grammar School for Boys Wirral 37 13:28 3 3 Alex Poulston Calday Grange Wirral 49 13:31 4 4 Liam McCay SFX Liverpool 45 13:37 5 5 William Strickley Wirral Grammar School for Boys Wirral 56 13:45 6 6 Jack Bernhem CGGS Wirral 26 13:49 7 Andrew Storch Merchant Taylors' Boys School Sefton 55 13:59 8 Ethan Brady-Jones plessington high Wirral 27 14:11 9 Oscar Davidson Formby High School Sefton 30 14:23 10 Stanley Benson Formby High School Sefton 25 14:24 11 Jack Strickley South Wirral High School Wirral 57 14:26 12 Gideon Lucas Formby High School Sefton 43 14:32 13 Jamie Dumbarton Woodchurch High School Wirral 32 14:42 14 Michael Dobson Rainford High School St Helens 31 15:54 15 Tom Roberts St Anselm's College Wirral 52 15:11 16 Alex Kelly St Margaret’s COE Academy Liverpool 40 15:22 17 Derri Henderson Deyes High School Sefton 34 15:35 18 Cameron Oliver Deyes High school Sefton 47 15:54 19 Harry White St Anselm's College Wirral 60 16:02 20 James Moore St Anselm's College Wirral 46 16:07 21 Sam Marshall St Anselm's College Wirral 44 16:13 22 Harry Cain Holy Family Sefton 28 16:20 23 Jack Crichton Formby High School Sefton 29 16:29 24 Harry Kaye St Anselm's College Wirral 39 16:47 25 Dylan Owen St Anselm's College Wirral 48 17:15 26 Padraig Ibrahim St Anselm's College Wirral 36 17:31 27 Conrad Lucas Formby High School Sefton 42 17:48 28 Billy Richardson Birkdale Sefton 97 17:59 29 Ryan Lester St Anselm's College Wirral 41 18:01 30 James Price St Anselm's College Wirral 50 18:35 31 Mark Sestan St Anselm's College Wirral 53 18:45 32 INTER / SENIOR GIRLS Name School District Number Time Olivia Logan Greenbank high school Sefton 172 14:19 1 1 Wirral 31 Faye O'Hare Broughton Hall RC Liverpool 175 14:21 2 2 Liverpool 49 Ellen Mary Kearney upton hall Wirral 169 14:24 3 3 Sefton 63 Juliet Hodder Wirral Grammar School For Girls Wirral 168 14:31 4 4 Jessica Cook Liverpool 160 15:01 5 5 Scarlett Liddy upton hall Wirral 171 15:32 6 6 Lucia Pyne West Kirby Grammar School Wirral 176 15:38 7 Faye Ireland SFX Liverpool 183 15:40 8 Jennifer Williamson Formby High School Sefton 182 15:43 9 Jessica Dean KGV Sefton 161 15:47 10 Isabel Hodder WIRRAL GRAMMAR SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Wirral 167 15:56 11 Millie Raine Carmel College St Helens 177 16:00 12 Lucy Hignett Wirral grammar school for girls Wirral 166 16:01 13 Catherine Gallagher Upton Hall FCJ Wirral 164 16:08 14 Rachael Theobald Upton Hall School Wirral 180 16:18 15 Niamh Donnelly St Edwards Liverpool 163 16:29 16 Olivia McKie-Thomson Range High Formby Sefton 174 16:56 17 Tamzin Dentith Broadgreen International Liverpool 162 17:02 18 Rachel Hirst BHSA Wirral 184 17:14 19 Phoebe Lucas Formby High School Sefton 173 17:43 20 Abigail Cartwright Wirral Grammar School for Girls Wirral 159 17:46 21 Faye Hannaway Formby High School Sefton 165 18:07 22 Faye Robinson St Hildas high School Liverpool 178 19:27 23 Elizabeth Pedersen St Edwards Liverpool 186 20:12 24 Alice Bird St. Marys Crosby Sefton 158 20:47 25 Bethany Swift Formby High School Sefton 179 22:11 26 INTER BOYS Name School District Number Time Louis Johnston St Anselm's College Wirral 72 17:17 1 1 Wirral 24 Charlie Roberts Rainhill High St Helens 88 17:31 2 2 Liverpool 38 Daniel Hayes Calday Grange Grammar Wirral 69 17:44 3 3 Charlie Teare King David High School Liverpool 77 17:47 4 4 Ryan Hayes St Anselm's College Wirral 70 18:03 5 5 Mackenzie Woodward Gateacre Liverpool 79 18:14 6 6 Finan Johnston St Anselm's College Wirral 73 18:19 7 Luke Hampshire calday grange grammar Wirral 68 18:21 8 Zachary Russell St Anselm's College Wirral 74 18:39 9 Joshua Hale St Anselm's College Wirral 67 18:55 10 Joseph Byrne Rainhill High St Helens 63 18:58 11 Matthew Brennan St Francis Xavier’s college Liverpool 62 19:07 12 Harry Ross Hughes St Anselm's College Wirral 71 19:09 13 Harry Sweeney Gateacre School Liverpool 75 19:37 14 Charlie Deakin St Mary's Sefton 98 19:39 15 William Wright calday grange grammar school Wirral 80 19:45 16 Tom Webster gateacre comprehensive liverpool 78 19:57 17 Michael Brussels De La Salle St Helens 99 20:05 18 George Flynn St Anselm's College Wirral 65 20:12 19 Matthew Edwards St Anselm's College Wirral 64 21:04 20 Ayaan Syed Tower College St Helens 76 22:00 21 YEAR 7 GIRLS Name School District Number Time Lara Bellingham Merchant Taylor’s Girls School Sefton 102 09:18 1 1 Wirral 32 Emily Dean Greenbank High School Sefton 106 10:15 2 2 Sefton 43 Kylah O'Shea Broughton Hall Liverpool 115 10:20 3 3 Emma Poulston West Kirby Grammar School Wirral 118 10:31 4 4 Amber Neal Bebington high Wirral 114 10:45 5 5 Holly Jones Wirral Girls Wirral 112 10:53 6 6 Hannah Grundy Greenbank high school St Helens 109 10:55 7 7 Libby Anderson Upton Hall School FCJ Wirral 101 10:58 8 Sarah Ami Smith Wirral Grammar School Wirral 119 11:00 9 Orla Smout West Kirby Grammar School Wirral 121 11:02 10 Scarlett Quinn BHSA Wirral 187 11:03 11 Frankie Lewis Stanley High School Sefton 113 11:04 12 Iris Davidson Formby High School Sefton 105 11:06 13 Sarah Theobald Upton Hall School Wirral 123 11:32 14 Hannah Williamson Formby High School Sefton 124 11:35 15 Lucy Pennington Upton Hall School Wirral 117 11:52 16 Erin Pastor West Kirby Grammar School Wirral 116 11:55 17 Olivia Davidson Merchant Taylor’s Girls School Sefton 104 12:03 18 Olwyn Benson Formby High School Sefton 103 12:07 19 JUNIOR GIRLS Name School District Number Time Keira Brady-Jones plessington high Wirral 130 15:37 1 1 Wirral 26 Grace Tobin Christ the King Southport Sefton 153 16:01 2 2 Liverpool 50 Gabrielle Phelan Upton Hall Wirral 147 16:39 3 3 Sefton 69 Zara White BHSA Wirral 156 16:54 4 4 Ella McMutrie Belvedere Academy Liverpool 144 16:59 5 5 Caitlin Obrien St Edwards college Liverpool 146 17:08 6 6 Emma Gittens King David Liverpool 139 17:24 7 Emma Fildes Upton Hall wirral 136 17:30 8 Emelia Smith St Edwards College Liverpool 150 18:02 9 Ella Heap Wirral Grammar School (Girls) Wirral 141 18:05 10 Erin Day Greenbank High School St Helens 133 18:07 11 Elizabeth Wake Merchant Taylors Girls Sefton 154 18:11 12 Anna Fraser Wirral Grammar girls Wirral 138 18:17 13 Eliza Barnes Upton Hall Wirral 126 18:56 14 Emily Williamson Formby High School Sefton 157 18:59 15 Issy Hall West Kirby Grammar School Wirral 110 19:12 16 Imogen Kissane West Kirby Grammar School Wirral 143 12:19 17 Emma Wakefield Wirral Grammar school for girls Wirral 155 19:20 18 Iris Mason Sacred Heart Sefton 190 19:23 19 Georgina Duffey Birkenhead High School Academy Wirral 135 19:36 20 Libby Simpson Meols COP Sefton 188 19:55 21 Rubaidh Birch Upton Hall FCJ Wirral 128 20:16 22 Megan Mcmutrie Liverpool College Liverpool 145 20:27 23 Jemima Fletcher Sacred Heart Catholic College Sefton 137 20:31 24 Annie Carter Range High SChool Sefton 131 21:07 25 Katy Smith Prescot Knowsley 185 21:16 26 Millie Ireland Greenbank St Helens 142 21:18 27 Katelyn Swift Formby High School Sefton 151 21:25 28 Henrietta Duffey Wirral Grammar School for Girls Wirral 134 21:30 29 Manisha Bhatnagar Merchant taylors girls school Sefton 127 21:45 30 Niamh Scott Merchant Taylors Crosby sefton 148 22:58 31 Maisie Bird Sacred Heart Crosby Sefton 129 23:26 32.
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