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BOWLING 2000 School O M R W BB Avge Season D. Atkinson AKS Lytham (Formerly Arnold) 23.5 5 67 10 3-10 6.70 2000 G. Houghton Leys

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BOWLING 2000 School O M R W BB Avge Season D. Atkinson AKS Lytham (Formerly Arnold) 23.5 5 67 10 3-10 6.70 2000 G. Houghton Leys BOWLING 2000 School O M R W BB Avge Season D. Atkinson AKS Lytham (formerly Arnold) 23.5 5 67 10 3-10 6.70 2000 G. Houghton Leys School (The) 63 15 196 28 5-18 7.00 2000 O. D. Burwell Stamford School 138 42 330 45 7-19 7.33 2000 P. O. A. Bell Westminster School 33 5 103 13 6-10 7.92 2000 N. J. McIlwraith Strathallan School 73 26 152 18 5-38 8.44 2000 J. Sanders Shebbear College 32 6 94 11 6-20 8.54 2000 J. Webber Kingston Grammar School 47.3 16 95 11 6-14 8.63 2000 W. R. Bates Queen's College, Taunton 145.3 36 324 37 7-4 8.75 2000 O. Janaway Simon Langton Grammar School 48 9 105 12 4-15 8.75 2000 K. Mildenhall Saint Joseph's College, Ipswich 81 16 202 23 7-20 8.78 2000 J. Lawes Forest School 52.4 10 152 17 5-24 8.94 2000 E. Wilson Dollar Academy 74 17 182 20 5-13 9.10 2000 M. Forde Dollar Academy 89 26 211 23 5-13 9.17 2000 M. D. Nesbitt Foyle and Londonderry College 59 9 159 17 5-13 9.35 2000 R. A. Yates Clifton College 76 19 207 22 4-13 9.40 2000 S. Marshall Birkenhead School 146 51 259 27 5-5 9.59 2000 A. P. Rowe Eastbourne College 45 9 165 17 5-32 9.70 2000 G. W. Walker Norwich School 135.1 54 291 30 8-8 9.70 2000 N. W. B. Patterson Ardingly College 137.4 29 283 29 5-12 9.75 2000 T. W. Morey King's School, Canterbury 94 32 195 20 5-12 9.75 2000 D. Depala Christ's College, Finchley 58.4 15 157 16 6-12 9.81 2000 T. R. Dowdall Sherborne School 148 40 277 28 6-10 9.89 2000 R. J. Malook Manchester Grammar School 162.4 47 358 36 4-18 9.94 2000 S. B. Painter Langley Park School 35 5 140 14 4-22 10.00 2000 M. A. Bray Woodhouse Grove School 159 42 341 34 5-16 10.02 2000 N. Hemming Solihull School 60 12 212 21 5-24 10.09 2000 T. S. Denyer Royal Grammar School, Worcester (The) 161.2 46 417 41 6-27 10.17 2000 V. Bhimjiyani Mill Hill School 176 62 357 35 6-19 10.20 2000 C. A. Thwaites Mill Hill School 124 29 298 29 7-36 10.27 2000 D. E. Pike Oratory School (The) 148 28 229 22 5-5 10.40 2000 J. K. H. Whitaker Oratory School (The) 119.5 30 232 22 5-11 10.54 2000 E. W. Mason King's School, Chester (The) 91.2 26 244 23 4-13 10.60 2000 R. Mistry King Henry VIII School, Coventry 70 15 223 21 6-26 10.61 2000 C. Round Dartford Grammar School 35.4 8 117 11 4-11 10.63 2000 T. E. Macauley Bangor Grammar School 98.2 12 310 29 4-13 10.68 2000 J. A. Hayden Bangor Grammar School 134.4 29 310 29 4-31 10.68 2000 M. S. Panesar Bedford Modern School 89 21 215 20 7-50 10.75 2000 A. M. Whiteley Bryanston School 42 11 129 12 4-18 10.75 2000 R. Piggin Trinity School, Croydon 110 20 217 20 5-21 10.85 2000 N. E. Baker Hampton School 50.3 10 174 16 8-34 10.87 2000 R. J. M. Wild Nottingham High School 129.1 25 339 31 6-13 10.93 2000 B. J. Walker Christ's Hospital, Horsham 134.1 16 384 35 5-22 10.97 2000 B. Stanfield Rendcomb College 65 14 176 16 5-2 11.00 2000 N. S. Greaves King Edward VI School, Southampton 107.1 14 287 26 5-25 11.03 2000 L. B. S. Nieboer Saint Paul's School 112.3 25 288 26 6-36 11.07 2000 C. Langley Royal Grammar School, High Wycombe 110.5 29 289 26 4-13 11.11 2000 A. Harinath Tiffin School 61 17 189 17 4-19 11.11 2000 R. J. Doherty Tiffin School 54.4 7 191 17 4-24 11.23 2000 S. J. Kingcome Tiffin School 67 13 169 15 3-15 11.26 2000 L. W. Murray Merchiston Castle School 193 50 409 36 5-7 11.36 2000 A. Ekanayake Ratcliffe College 69 5 250 22 7-50 11.36 2000 A. Taylor Saint Edmund's College 42 13 91 8 3-29 11.37 2000 D. C. Taylor Saint Edmund's College 154.3 24 444 39 5-18 11.38 2000 M. G. R. Ball Reading School 78.2 12 228 20 4-20 11.40 2000 J. M. Gough Victoria College, Jersey 137 34 342 30 5-33 11.40 2000 D. Warnock-Smith Barnard Castle School 78 17 194 17 5-19 11.41 2000 P. S. Clinton Colfe's School 53 8 183 16 4-6 11.43 2000 C. Walker-Smith Colfe's School 74 21 206 18 4-32 11.44 2000 P. K. Battersby Merchant Taylors' School, Crosby 107 26 312 27 5-15 11.55 2000 N. Hall Merchant Taylors' School, Crosby 56.1 7 185 16 5-24 11.56 2000 S. Blount Wrekin College 106.5 21 243 21 5-31 11.57 2000 R. F. Jackson Fettes College 125.2 41 290 25 6-44 11.60 2000 P. J. H. Leach Rydal Penrhos, Colwyn Bay 60 15 199 17 6-13 11.70 2000 J. Bateman Saint Albans School 139.4 46 319 27 4-28 11.81 2000 J. Nicholas Saint Albans School 140.1 41 367 31 7-11 11.83 2000 W. D. Rudge Saint Albans School 94 16 226 19 4-28 11.89 2000 N. A. Epstein Brighton College 124 22 398 33 4-12 12.06 2000 H. F. Seddon Kingswood School 66 10 194 16 3-13 12.12 2000 R. M. Wilkinson Kingswood School 154 30 389 32 3-19 12.15 2000 R. S. Ferley Sutton Valence School 90.2 22 244 20 6-9 12.20 2000 A. E. M. Tailor Wellingborough School 60.5 10 208 17 5-28 12.23 2000 M. R. Jubb Wellingborough School 60 6 196 16 5-43 12.25 2000 N. R. Bezodis Reigate Grammar School 228 73 519 42 4-1 12.35 2000 A. Shankar Bedford School 79.2 14 248 20 5-30 12.40 2000 D. W. Hayward Bristol Grammar School 57.1 10 174 14 6-21 12.42 2000 J. D. Kontarines Malvern College 122.4 23 299 24 4-22 12.45 2000 P. Nicholls Woodbridge School 105.5 28 324 26 5-15 12.46 2000 T. Miller Enfield Grammar School 63.3 7 212 17 4-16 12.47 2000 G. O. Hughes Enfield Grammar School 142 38 337 27 4-5 12.48 2000 M. T. Gitsham Enfield Grammar School 131.3 28 377 30 4-9 12.56 2000 E. C. Eccles Enfield Grammar School 78 21 214 17 5-24 12.58 2000 J. Kay Enfield Grammar School 146 30 380 30 6-28 12.66 2000 J. F. Wildman Enfield Grammar School 91 22 267 21 6-42 12.71 2000 C. Kirk Enfield Grammar School 114.5 23 318 25 6-11 12.72 2000 R. G. Booth Pocklington School 174.5 41 383 30 5-13 12.76 2000 J. Mahood Pocklington School 139 41 359 28 4-2 12.82 2000 C. Longden Stockport Grammar School 132 27 347 27 6-43 12.85 2000 H. D. Forbes Stockport Grammar School 167.2 48 412 32 6-34 12.87 2000 C. Van Vliett Elizabeth College, Guernsey 127.2 28 387 30 6-23 12.90 2000 J. P. Burrough Bloxham School 91 23 220 17 6-15 12.94 2000 A. Lampe Plymouth College 70 15 272 21 7-42 12.95 2000 T. H. Gibbs Uppingham School 165.1 48 467 36 4-17 12.97 2000 D. F. Paterson Edinburgh Academy (The) 104 35 273 21 5-18 13.00 2000 S. D. Emson Edinburgh Academy (The) 65.5 5 208 16 3-9 13.00 2000 T. Conibear Saint Edward's, Oxford 73 13 195 15 4-21 13.00 2000 W. S. A. Palmer Saint John's School, Leatherhead 103.3 16 325 25 3-20 13.00 2000 S. Murphy Saint John's School, Leatherhead 118 28 353 27 4-10 13.07 2000 N. Parsooth Saint John's School, Leatherhead 173 34 484 37 8-60 13.08 2000 R. M. Bell Saint John's School, Leatherhead 147 28 419 32 6-11 13.09 2000 C. Henson Saint John's School, Leatherhead 61 7 197 15 5-58 13.13 2000 G. A. Barry Saint John's School, Leatherhead 110 36 278 21 4-22 13.23 2000 T. A. Wright Blundell's School 110 15 305 23 4-22 13.26 2000 C. D. Hopkinson Blundell's School 153 51 320 24 4-8 13.33 2000 L. J. P. Jenkins Sir Roger Manwood's School 43 9 120 9 4-58 13.33 2000 S. Clark Worksop College 159 38 401 30 6-18 13.36 2000 R.
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