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Cornwall Ocean Youth 2012 Results Cornwall Life Saving Sport 2012 Ocean Youth Championships Praa Sands - 12 August 2012 Overall Aggregates Male & Mixed Female Total Gold Silver Bronze Portreath SLSC 573 Portreath SLSC 467.5 Portreath SLSC 1040.5 70 36 23 Polzeath SLSC 229 Hayle SLSC 303.5 Hayle SLSC 462.5 9 28 11 Perranporth SLSC 179 St Ives SLSC 162.5 St Ives SLSC 294.5 2 15 16 Hayle SLSC 159 Newquay SLSC 84 Polzeath SLSC 247 7 8 10 St Ives SLSC 132 Gyllngvase SLSC 80 Perranporth SLSC 209 2 3 14 Bude SLSC 125 Bude SLSC 60.5 Bude SLSC 185.5 6 3 9 Gyllngvase SLSC 57 Perranporth SLSC 30 Gyllngvase SLSC 137 3 6 4 Newquay SLSC Polzeath SLSC 18 Newquay SLSC 84 5 2 1 Female 19yrs & Under Surf Race Male 19yrs & Under Surf Race Place Points Code Name Age Club Place Points Code Name Age Club 1 10 HY14 Emily Corin 18-19 Hayle SLSC 1 10 PT02 Jamie Green 18-19 Portreath SLSC 2 2 8 PT19 Tom Bolt 18-19 Portreath SLSC 3 3 6 PT01 Matt Hewitt 18-19 Portreath SLSC 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 Female 17yrs & Under Surf Race Male 17yrs & Under Surf Race Place Points Code Name Age Club Place Points Code Name Age Club 1 10 PT05 Emily Theobald 16-17 Portreath SLSC 1 10 PT21 George Hollis 16-17 Portreath SLSC 2 8 PT03 Charlotte Hewitt 16-17 Portreath SLSC 2 8 PT23 Matt Trewhella 16-17 Portreath SLSC 3 6 GY01 Courtney-Lee Reid 16-17 Gyllngvase SLSC 3 6 HY13 Nicholas Pearson 16-17 Hayle SLSC 4 5 HY10 Tegan Hughes 16-17 Hayle SLSC 4 5 PP03 Kieran Townsend 16-17 Perranporth SLSC 5 4 PT20 Emily Trestrail 16-17 Portreath SLSC 5 4 BU21 Stephen Muller 16-17 Bude SLSC 6 3 PT04 Claudia Dominguez 16-17 Portreath SLSC 6 3 SI05 Joel Ninnes 16-17 St Ives SLSC 7 2 GY03 Natasha Mundell 16-17 Gyllngvase SLSC 7 2 SI10 Jack Hill 16-17 St Ives SLSC 8 1 HY11 Beth Prisk 16-17 Hayle SLSC 8 1 PP05 Samuel Bowden 16-17 Perranporth SLSC Female 15yrs & Under Surf Race Male 15yrs & Under Surf Race Place Points Code Name Age Club Place Points Code Name Age Club 1 10 PT16 Marissa Nicholls 14-15 Portreath SLSC 1 10 PT18 Charlie Haynes 14-15 Portreath SLSC 2 8 PT13 Anna Steel Perkins 14-15 Portreath SLSC 2 8 PT10 Dominic Goodwin 14-15 Portreath SLSC 3 6 BU25 Rachel Gould 14-15 Bude SLSC 3 6 PZ11 Oliver Jarvis 14-15 Polzeath SLSC 4 5 HY08 Brittany Smaldon 14-15 Hayle SLSC 4 5 PT12 James Carpenter 14-15 Portreath SLSC 5 4 HY09 Vicky Burlingham 14-15 Hayle SLSC 5 4 SI01 Ross Williams 14-15 St Ives SLSC 6 3 PZ05 Daisy Brown 14-15 Polzeath SLSC 6 3 PZ13 Tiger Harbour 14-15 Polzeath SLSC 7 2 SI14 Fleur Hatton 14-15 St Ives SLSC 7 2 PZ14 Toby Roads 14-15 Polzeath SLSC 8 1 HY06 Isla Symons 14-15 Hayle SLSC 8 1 PZ04 Seamus Tyrell 14-15 Polzeath SLSC Female 13yrs Surf Race Male 13yrs Surf Race Place Points Code Name Age Club Place Points Code Name Age Club 1 10 SI11 Keia Wardman 13 St Ives SLSC 1 10 PZ07 Angus Jarvis 13 Polzeath SLSC 2 8 PT06 Tilly Theobald 13 Portreath SLSC 2 8 PT11 Daniel Stocker 13 Portreath SLSC 3 6 NQ01 Maia Garner 13 Newquay SLSC 3 6 HY04 Finn Burford 13 Hayle SLSC 4 5 PT09 Lauren Prouse 13 Portreath SLSC 4 5 PZ09 Hugo Roads 13 Polzeath SLSC 5 4 SI09 Livvy Hill 13 St Ives SLSC 5 4 PT31 Bryn Prisk 13 Portreath SLSC 6 3 HY01 Morva Hughes 13 Hayle SLSC 6 3 PP09 Will Mcritchie 13 Perranporth SLSC 7 2 NQ02 Jasmine Mann 13 Newquay SLSC 7 2 PP15 Toby Blanks 13 Perranporth SLSC 8 1 PT09 Lauren Prouse 13 Portreath SLSC 8 1 BU03 Jack Davies 13 Bude SLSC Female 19yrs & Under Board Race Male 19yrs & Under Board Race Place Points Code Name Age Club Place Points Code Name Age Club 1 10 HY14 Emily Corin 18-19 Hayle SLSC 1 10 PT02 Jamie Green 18-19 Portreath SLSC 2 2 8 PT01 Matt Hewitt 18-19 Portreath SLSC 3 3 6 PP02 Chris Hunt 18-19 Perranporth SLSC 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 Female 17yrs & Under Board Race Male 17yrs & Under Board Race Place Points Code Name Age Club Place Points Code Name Age Club 1 10 PT05 Emily Theobald 16-17 Portreath SLSC 1 10 HY13 Nicholas Pearson 16-17 Hayle SLSC 2 8 PT20 Emily Trestrail 16-17 Portreath SLSC 2 8 PT23 Matt Trewhella 16-17 Portreath SLSC 3 6 GY03 Natasha Mundell 16-17 Gyllngvase SLSC 3 6 PP05 Samuel Bowden 16-17 Perranporth SLSC 4 5 HY11 Beth Prisk 16-17 Hayle SLSC 4 5 HY12 Ben Tredinnick 16-17 Hayle SLSC 5 4 HY10 Tegan Hughes 16-17 Hayle SLSC 5 4 SI05 Joel Ninnes 16-17 St Ives SLSC 6 3 PT04 Claudia Dominguez 16-17 Portreath SLSC 6 3 BU21 Stephen Muller 16-17 Bude SLSC 7 2 SI04 Lowenna Jones 16-17 St Ives SLSC 7 2 SI10 Jack Hill 16-17 St Ives SLSC 8 1 BU17 Miriam Westaway 16-17 Bude SLSC 8 1 PT21 George Hollis 16-17 Portreath SLSC Female 15yrs & Under Board Race Male 15yrs & Under Board Race Place Points Code Name Age Club Place Points Code Name Age Club 1 10 BU25 Rachel Gould 14-15 Bude SLSC 1 10 PT18 Charlie Haynes 14-15 Portreath SLSC 2 8 PT13 Anna Steel Perkins 14-15 Portreath SLSC 2 8 PZ11 Oliver Jarvis 14-15 Polzeath SLSC 3 6 PT26 Katie Fielder 14-15 Portreath SLSC 3 6 PT12 James Carpenter 14-15 Portreath SLSC 4 5 HY08 Brittany Smaldon 14-15 Hayle SLSC 4 5 PT10 Dominic Goodwin 14-15 Portreath SLSC 5 4 PZ05 Daisy Brown 14-15 Polzeath SLSC 5 4 PZ13 Tiger Harbour 14-15 Polzeath SLSC 6 3 HY09 Vicky Burlingham 14-15 Hayle SLSC 6 3 SI01 Ross Williams 14-15 St Ives SLSC 7 2 GY02 Georgia Christophers 14-15 Gyllngvase SLSC 7 2 GY07 Orion Page 14-15 Gyllngvase SLSC 8 1 SI02 Lois Williams 14-15 St Ives SLSC 8 1 PZ14 Toby Roads 14-15 Polzeath SLSC Female 13yrs Board Race Male 13yrs Board Race Place Points Code Name Age Club Place Points Code Name Age Club 1 10 NQ01 Maia Garner 13 Newquay SLSC 1 10 PT11 Daniel Stocker 13 Portreath SLSC 2 8 HY01 Morva Hughes 13 Hayle SLSC 2 8 PZ07 Angus Jarvis 13 Polzeath SLSC 3 6 SI09 Livvy Hill 13 St Ives SLSC 3 6 PT31 Bryn Prisk 13 Portreath SLSC 4 5 NQ02 Jasmine Mann 13 Newquay SLSC 4 5 PZ09 Hugo Roads 13 Polzeath SLSC 5 4 PT06 Tilly Theobald 13 Portreath SLSC 5 4 BU01 Alfie Bolitho 13 Bude SLSC 6 3 SI11 Keia Wardman 13 St Ives SLSC 6 3 PT28 Jonathan Wilson 13 Portreath SLSC 7 2 PT07 Alice Bray 13 Portreath SLSC 7 2 HY04 Finn Burford 13 Hayle SLSC 8 1 PT17 Rosie Buttle 13 Portreath SLSC 8 1 HY02 Jacob Friday 13 Hayle SLSC Female 19yrs & Under Ski Race Male 19yrs & Under Ski Race Place Points Code Name Age Club Place Points Code Name Age Club 1 10 HY14 Emily Corin 18-19 Hayle SLSC 1 10 PT02 Jamie Green 18-19 Portreath SLSC 2 2 8 PT19 Tom Bolt 18-19 Portreath SLSC 3 3 6 PT01 Matt Hewitt 18-19 Portreath SLSC 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 Female 17yrs & Under Ski Race Male 17yrs & Under Ski Race Place Points Code Name Age Club Place Points Code Name Age Club 1 10 PT03 Charlotte Hewitt 16-17 Portreath SLSC 1 10 PT23 Matt Trewhella 16-17 Portreath SLSC 2 8 PT05 Emily Theobald 16-17 Portreath SLSC 2 8 SI05 Joel Ninnes 16-17 St Ives SLSC 3 6 HY10 Tegan Hughes 16-17 Hayle SLSC 3 6 HY13 Nicholas Pearson 16-17 Hayle SLSC 4 5 PT20 Emily Trestrail 16-17 Portreath SLSC 4 5 PP05 Samuel Bowden 16-17 Perranporth SLSC 5 4 GY03 Natasha Mundell 16-17 Gyllngvase SLSC 5 4 PP04 Daniel Blackie 16-17 Perranporth SLSC 6 6 7 7 2 SI10 Jack Hill 16-17 St Ives SLSC 8 8 Female 15yrs & Under Ski Race Male 15yrs & Under Ski Race Place Points Code Name Age Club Place Points Code Name Age Club 1 10 PT26 Katie Fielder 14-15 Portreath SLSC 1 10 PT18 Charlie Haynes 14-15 Portreath SLSC 2 8 PT13 Anna Steel Perkins 14-15 Portreath SLSC 2 8 PT12 James Carpenter 14-15 Portreath SLSC 3 6 PZ05 Daisy Brown 14-15 Polzeath SLSC 3 6 PZ11 Oliver Jarvis 14-15 Polzeath SLSC 4 5 HY09 Vicky Burlingham 14-15 Hayle SLSC 4 5 PZ14 Toby Roads 14-15 Polzeath SLSC 5 4 HY08 Brittany Smaldon 14-15 Hayle SLSC 5 6 3 HY06 Isla Symons 14-15 Hayle SLSC 6 3 PP07 Tom Mcritchie 14-15 Perranporth SLSC 7 7 2 PZ13 Tiger Harbour 14-15 Polzeath SLSC 8 8 1 PZ03 Oliver Bampton 14-15 Polzeath SLSC Female 13yrs & Under Single Ski Male 13yrs & Under Single Ski Place Points Code Name Age Club Place Points Code Name Age Club 1 10 HY01 Morva Hughes 13 Hayle SLSC 1 10 PZ07 Angus Jarvis 13 Polzeath SLSC 2 8 SI09 Livvy Hill 13 St Ives SLSC 2 8 BU03 Jack Davies 13 Bude SLSC 3 3 6 PZ09 Hugo Roads 13 Polzeath SLSC 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 Female 19yrs & Under Oceanwoman Male 19yrs & Under Oceanman Place Points Code Name Age Club Place Points Code Name Age Club 1 10 PT03 Charlotte Hewitt 16-17 Portreath SLSC 1 10 PT02 Jamie Green 18-19 Portreath SLSC 2 8 PT05 Emily Theobald 16-17 Portreath SLSC 2 8 PT01 Matt Hewitt 18-19 Portreath SLSC 3 6 PT20 Emily Trestrail 16-17 Portreath SLSC 3 6 PT23 Matt Trewhella 16-17 Portreath SLSC 4 5 HY10 Tegan Hughes 16-17 Hayle SLSC 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 Female 15yrs & Under Oceanwoman Male 15yrs & Under Oceanman Place Points Code Name Age Club Place Points Code Name Age Club 1 10 PT13 Anna Steel Perkins 14-15 Portreath SLSC 1 10 PT18 Charlie Haynes 14-15 Portreath SLSC 2 8 PT26 Katie Fielder 14-15 Portreath SLSC 2 8 PZ11 Oliver Jarvis 14-15 Polzeath SLSC 3 6 HY09 Vicky Burlingham 14-15 Hayle SLSC 3 6 PT12 James Carpenter 14-15 Portreath SLSC 4 5 PZ05 Daisy Brown 14-15 Polzeath SLSC 4 5 PZ13 Tiger Harbour 14-15 Polzeath SLSC 5 5 4 PT10 Dominic Goodwin 14-15 Portreath SLSC 6 6 3 PZ04 Seamus Tyrell 14-15 Polzeath SLSC 7 7 2 PZ03 Oliver Bampton 14-15 Polzeath SLSC 8 8 1 SI07 Sam Pellow 14-15 St Ives SLSC PZ14 Toby Roads 14-15 Polzeath SLSC Female 19yrs & Under 1km Run Male 19yrs & Under 1km Run Place Points Code Name Age Club Place Points Code Name Age Club 1 10 GY03 Natasha Mundell 16-17 Gyllngvase SLSC 1 10 PT01 Matt Hewitt 18-19 Portreath SLSC 2 8 SI04 Lowenna Jones 16-17 St Ives SLSC 2 8 HY13 Nicholas Pearson 16-17 Hayle SLSC 3 6 PT20 Emily Trestrail 16-17 Portreath SLSC 3 6 PP02 Chris Hunt 18-19 Perranporth SLSC 4 5 HY10 Tegan Hughes 16-17 Hayle SLSC 4 5 BU22 Will Stroudley 16-17 Bude SLSC 5 4 PT05 Emily Theobald 16-17 Portreath
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