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2015 Results 1f[Pages] Slalom Results 2015 08/12/2015 Division 1 C1 Mens Total Ranking Events 9 Best 5 Results MaximumPoints 500 rpos Division Age Name Club Sluice Kilcullen Shaws Br Irish Open CCC Inny WWKC Ribbontail Tullow WWKC Sl Kil Oct Crana Sla Fest Ballyconnell Total best 5 req pro 4 4 9 9 5 4 5 4 4 1 4 4 1 6 1 Div 1 C M J18 Robert Hendrick Ribbontail Paddlers 100 100 100 95 100 100 100 100 795 500 2 Div 1 C M J16 Eoin Moorehouse Wild Water Kayak Club 98 99 94 97 100 97 99 99 783 495 3 Div 1 C M J16 Fionn McNally Wild Water Kayak Club 99 98 97 93 98 98 98 98 98 877 492 4 Div 1 C M J16 Sean McClarnon Mid Ulster Canoe and Kayak Club 97 99 98 92 97 483 483 5 Div 1 C M U23 Oisin Farrell Killcullen Canoe Club 99 99 198 198 6 Div 1 C M MAS Richard Hobson Lisburn City Paddlers 95 97 192 192 7 Div 1 C M SEN Alen Kennedy County Antrim Paddle Sports 93 95 188 188 8 Div 1 C M U23 Liam Jegou 100 100 100 9 Div 1 C M J 18 William Coney Wales Seren DWR 99 99 99 10 Div 1 C M J 18 Noel Hendrick 99 99 99 11 Div 1 C M U23 James Coney Wales Seren DWR 98 98 98 12 Div 1 C M U23 Cade Ryan Wild Water Kayak Club 97 97 97 13 Div 1 C M U23 Andy Kettlewell Wales Viking Kayak Club 97 97 97 14 Div 1 C M U23 David Doyle (P) Tullow kayak Club 97 97 97 15 Div 1 C M MAS Hamish Wilkinson Causeway CoastKayaking Association 96 96 96 16 Div 1 C M U 23 Jake Cockrane Lisburn City Paddlers 96 96 96 17 Div 1 C M J16 Jack Duffy Tullow kayak Club 96 96 96 18 Div 1 C M SEN Mark Coleman 96 96 96 19 Div 1 C M MAS Tim Craig Lisburn City Paddlers 94 94 94 20 Div 1 C M MAS John Wilkinson Causeway CoastKayaking Association 92 92 92 Division 2 C1 Mens Total Ranking Events 9 Best 5 Results MaximumPoints 500 rpos Division Age Name Club Sluice Kilcullen Shaws Br Irish Open CCC Inny WWKC Ribbontail Tullow WWKC Sl Kil Oct Crana Sla Fest Ballyconnell Total best 5 req pro 1 2 1 0 1 Div 2 C M J16 Tom Morley Ribbontail Paddlers 100 100 100 2 Div 3 C J14 Adam Vaugh Ribbontail Paddlers 100 100 100 7 Div 3 C J16 Liam LeNoach Wild Water Kayak Club 100 100 100 1 Div 3 C MAS Derek Kellet Wild Water Kayak Club 99 99 100 3 Div 3 C Ethan Dowling Ribbontail Paddlers 99 99 99 6 Div 3 C J12 Sean Trant Wild Water Kayak Club 99 99 99 4 Div 3 C J12 Donnchadh Farrell Killcullen Canoe Club 98 98 98 5 Div 3 C J12 ALEX O DONOHOE Inny Kayakers 97 97 97 2 Div 2 C M J16 Louie Hannon 0 0 2f[Pages] Slalom Results 2015 08/12/2015 Division 1 C1 Women Total Ranking Events 9 Best 5 Results MaximumPoints 500 rpos Division Age Name Club Sluice Kilcullen Shaws Br Irish Open CCC Inny WWKC Ribbontail Tullow WWKC Sl Kil Oct Crana Sla Fest Ballyconnell Total best 5 req pro 0 0 1 2 1 1 1 Div 1 C W J18 Caoimhe O Ferrall Wild Water Kayak Club 100 100 100 100 400 400 2 Div 1 C W J 16 Non Dingle Wales Seren DWR 99 99 99 Division 2 C1 Women Total Ranking Events 9 Best 5 Results MaximumPoints 500 rpos Division Age Name Club Sluice Kilcullen Shaws Br Irish Open CCC Inny WWKC Ribbontail Tullow WWKC Sl Kil Oct Crana Sla Fest Ballyconnell Total best 5 req pro 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 4 1 Div 2 C W J16 Maeve Martin Wild Water Kayak Club 100 100 100 300 300 2 Div 2 C W J17 Michelle O'Herlihy Wild Water Kayak Club ent 0 0 Division 3 C1 Women Total Ranking Events 9 Best 5 Results MaximumPoints 500 rpos Division Age Name Club Sluice Kilcullen Shaws Br Irish Open CCC Inny WWKC Ribbontail Tullow WWKC Sl Kil Oct Crana Sla Fest Ballyconnell Total best 5 req pro 1 2 1 Div 3 C W J12 Roisin Hannon Moy Canoe Club 100 100 200 200 2 Div 3 C W J16 Cleo Pitcher Farrell Wild Water Kayak Club 99 99 99 Division 1 C2 Total Ranking Events 9 Best 5 Results MaximumPoints 500 rpos Division Age Name Club Sluice Kilcullen Shaws Br Irish Open CCC Inny WWKC Ribbontail Tullow WWKC Sl Kil Oct Crana Sla Fest Ballyconnell Total best 5 req pro 0 3 5 1 0 0 1 2 0 1 Div 1 C 2 J18 Robert Hendrick/Noel Hendrick Ribbontail Paddlers 100 100 100 100 400 400 2 Div 1 C 2 U23 Cade Ryan/Sam Curtis Wild Water Kayak Club 99 99 99 3 Div 1 C 2 U23 Sean Mc Claron/Ali Mc Creery MUCK/LISBURN 99 99 99 4 Div 1 C 2 MAS Hamish & John Wilkinson Causeway CoastKayaking Association 98 98 98 5 Div 1 C 2 SEN Sean Hendrick/Sam Curtis RIBBONTAIL/WWKC 98 98 98 6 Div 1 C 2 MAS Richard Hobson & Tim Craig Lisburn City Paddlers 97 97 97 7 Div 1 C M SEN Alen Kennedy & Partner County Antrim Paddle Sports 95 95 95 Division 3 C2 Total Ranking Events13 Best 7 Results MaximumPoints 700 rpos Division Age Name Club Sluice Kilcullen Shaws Br Irish Open CCC Inny WWKC Ribbontail Tullow WWKC Sl Kil Oct Crana Sla Fest Ballyconnell Total best 5 req pro 1 Div C2 E3 MAS Mary Davis/Marion O Dornan Newry & Mourne Sea Kayak Club/caps 100 100 3f[Pages] Slalom Results 2015 08/12/2015 Division 1 K1 Mens Total Ranking Events 9 Best 5 Results MaximumPoints 500 10 11 10 20 15 11 10 4 1 3 4 9 2 9 rpos Division Age Name Club Sluice Kilcullen Shaws Br Irish Open CCC Inny WWKC Ribbontail Tullow WWKC Sl Kil Oct Crana Sla Fest Ballyconnell Total best 5 req pro 1 Div 1 M U23 Cade Ryan Wild Water Kayak Club 97 99 96 100 100 100 592 496 2 Div 1 M J 18 Noel Hendrick Ribbontail Paddlers 98 98 100 91 98 100 98 99 782 495 3 Div 1 M U 23 Oisin Farrell Killcullen Canoe Club 96 97 99 89 97 99 100 97 774 493 4 Div 1 M J18 Cian Vaugh Ribbontail Paddlers 93 92 97 86 91 96 99 96 96 846 484 5 Div 1 M J18 Sean Ansell Tullow kayak Club 95 93 95 84 91 98 97 97 92 842 482 6 Div 1 M J16 Louie Hannon (P) Moy Canoe Club 92 88 91 79 91 94 98 95 95 823 474 7 Div 1 M J16 NEIL DIGNAM (P) Wild Water Kayak Club 90 95 75 87 93 95 93 628 466 8 Div 1 M U23 Darragh Bergin Ribbontail Paddlers 94 95 96 87 93 465 465 9 Div 1 M U 23 David Doyle (P) Tullow kayak Club 90 85 96 83 97 451 451 10 Div 1 M J 18 Conleth McClarnon Mid Ulster Canoe and Kayak Club 92 88 93 82 94 449 449 11 Div 1 M J16 Jack Duffy (P) Tullow kayak Club 89 86 78 73 88 95 509 436 12 Div 1 M U23 Samuel Curtis DITCC 99 100 98 99 396 396 13 Div 1 M J18 Ali Mc Creery Lisburn City Paddlers 96 98 90 99 383 383 14 Div 1 M J18 Patrick Creber CANI 89 94 79 92 354 354 15 Div 1 M J18 Tiernan Gribbin Mid Ulster Canoe and Kayak Club 91 90 77 93 351 351 16 Div 1 M J18 Tadhg O'Ferrall Wild Water Kayak Club 88 96 98 282 282 17 Div 1 M SEN Cillian O'Ferrall Wild Water Kayak Club 83 90 94 267 267 18 Div 1 M Mas Gerry Collins Salmon Leap 80 92 94 266 266 19 Div 1 M sen Elliott Davidson Manchester Canoe Club 100 97 197 197 20 Div 1 M Mas Andrew Boland Salmon Leap 95 93 188 188 21 Div 1 M J18 Keith Craig Just Kayak 92 81 173 173 22 Div 1 M VET Ciaran Mcelhinney (Div 2) Foyle Paddlers 91 82 173 173 23 Div 1 M sen Mike Curt Switerland 100 100 100 24 Div 1 M u23 Ciaran Lee Edwards Wales Llandysul Paddlers 99 99 99 25 Div 1 M Sen Tom Burke Wild Water Kayak Club 96 96 96 26 Div 1 M J16 James Cooper Wales Seren DWR 95 95 95 27 Div 1 M sen Sean Hendrick Ribbontail Paddlers 94 94 94 28 Div 1 M J16 Elliot Goddard Wales Seren DWR 93 93 93 29 Div 1 M sen Patrick Hynes 92 92 92 30 Div 1 M mas Colm Ryan Wild Water Kayak Club 92 92 92 31 Div 1 M mas Sean Cahill Phoenix Kayak Club 92 92 92 32 Div 1 M u23 Hugh Mc Nally Wild Water Kayak Club 91 91 91 33 Div 1 M mas Adrian Harkin Inish Adventures 91 91 91 34 Div 1 M u23 Conor Quinn Wild Water Kayak Club 91 91 91 35 Div 1 M VET Doc Martin Wild Water Kayak Club 89 89 89 36 Div 1 M SEN Adrian Durant Ind C.Irl 88 88 88 37 Div 1 M SEN John Gallagher Galway Kayak Club 87 87 87 38 Div 1 M Mas Mark Redmond Wild Water Kayak Club 86 86 86 39 Div 1 M mas Ian Wiley 85 85 85 40 Div 1 M u23 Robert Hendrick Ribbontail Paddlers 0 41 Div 1 M VET Mike Conway (p) G.O.A.T.
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