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School Games Level 2 Year 5/6 Girls Football Festival Monday 23Rd November Moulton College (Gate 3) 2:00Pm-4:45Pm School Games Level 2 Year 5/6 Girls Football Festival Monday 23rd November Moulton College (Gate 3) 2:00pm-4:45pm Initial Pool Stage Fixtures Pool 1 Pool 2 Pitch 1 Pitch 2 Pitch 3 Pitch 4 Guilsborough 0 Wootton 1 Preston Hedges 0 Towcester 6 Hardingstone 4 The Bramptons 0 Badby 0 Yelvertoft 0 Guilsborough 0 Old Stratford 1 Preston Hedges 0 Badby 4 CCS 2 The Bramptons 0 Deanshanger 1 Yelvertoft 0 Hardingstone 1 Old Stratford 2 Badby 0 Preston Hedges 1 CCS 0 Wootton 0 Deanshanger 2 Towcester 0 Guilsborough 1 Hardingstone 3 Preston Hedges 4 Deanshanger 0 The Bramptons 1 Wootton 0 Yelvertoft 0 Towcester 1 CCS 0 Guilsborough 0 Deanshanger 0 Badby 0 The Bramptons 0 Old Stratford 3 Yelvertoft 0 Towcester 5 Hardingstone 0 CCS 0 Hardingstone 2 Old Stratford 1 Wootton 0 The Bramptons 0 Guilsborough 0 CCS 0 Wootton 2 Old Stratford 2 Pool 3 Pool 4 Pitch 5 Pitch 6 Pitch 7 Pitch 8 Upton Meadows 0 Moulton 2 East Haddon 0 Weedon Bec 0 Southfields 1 NHPS 1 Woodland View 1 Brixworth 5 Upton Meadows 0 Rothersthorpe 1 East Haddon 0 Woodland View 5 Yardley Gobion 0 NHPS 0 The Grange 1 Weedon Bec 0 Southfields 0 Rothersthorpe 1 Woodland View 4 Yardley Gobion 0 Moulton 0 The Grange 1 Upton Meadows 1 Southfields 0 East Haddon 0 The Grange 1 NHPS 1 Moulton 1 Brixworth 0 Weedon Bec 0 Yardley Gobion 1 Upton Meadows 0 The Grange 0 NHPS 0 Rothersthorpe 3 Brixworth 1 Southfields 0 Yardley Gobion 0 East Haddon 2 Woodland View 0 Rothersthorpe 2 Moulton 5 Weedon Bec 0 Brixworth 0 Upton Meadows 0 Yardley Gobion 5 Moulton 1 Rothersthorpe 0 Final Pool Positions Pool 1 Pool 2 Pool 3 Pool 4 1 Old Stratford 1 Towcester 1 Rothersthorpe 1 Woodland View 2 Hardingstone 2 Deanshanger 2 Moulton 2 Brixworth 3 Wootton 3 Preston Hedges 3 Southfield 3 The Grange 4 CCS 4 Badby 4 Nicholas Hawksmoor 4 East Haddon 5 The Bramptons 5 Yelvertoft 5 Upton Meadows 5 Weedon Bec 6 Guilsborough 6 Yardley Gobion School Games Level 2 Year 5/6 Girls Football Festival Monday 23rd November Moulton College (Gate 3) 2:00pm-4:45pm Positional League Format 1st – 4th 5th – 8th 9th – 12th Festival Festival Place Pool Place Pool Place Pool Football Football Old Stratford Hardingstone Wootton CCS The Bramptons Towcester Deanshanger Preston Hedges Badby Upton Meadows Rothersthorpe Moulton Southfields NHPS Yardley Gobion Woodland View Brixworth The Grange East Haddon Weedon Bec Guilsborough Positional League Fixtures 1st – 12th Positional Pools Pitch 1 Pitch 2 Pitch 3 Pitch 4 Old Stratford 0 Rothersthorpe 1 Brixworth 0 Wootton 0 Towcester 2 Woodland View 0 Moulton 1 Preston Hedges 0 Old Stratford 1 Hardingstone 0 Preston Hedges 0 Wootton 0 Rothersthorpe 1 Deanshanger 0 Southfields 0 The Grange 0 Deanshanger 1 Brixworth 0 Wootton 1 Preston Hedges 1 Moulton 1 Hardingstone 2 Southfields 0 The Grange 0 Towcester 0 Woodland View 0 Deanshanger 0 The Grange 1 Rothersthorpe 0 Old Stratford 1 Brixworth 0 Southfields 0 Towcester 2 Moulton 0 Woodland View 0 Hardingstone 2 Festival Football Pitch 5 Pitch 6 Pitch 7 Pitch 8 CCS 0 NHPS 0 The Bramptons 0 Yardley Gobion 0 Badby 1 East Haddon 2 Upton Meadows 0 Weedon Bec 0 CCS 1 Badby 0 The Bramptons 0 Upton Meadows 1 NHPS 0 East Haddon 3 Guilsborough 0 Weedon Bec 0 East Haddon 0 Badby 0 Upton Meadows 2 The Bramptons 0 CCS 1 NHPS 1 Guilsborough 0 Yardley Gobion 0 The Bramptons 0 Guilsborough 0 Weedon Bec 0 Yardley Gobion 0 Guilsborough 0 Upton Meadows 0 Weedon Bec 0 Yardley Gobion 0 Final Competition Positions 1 Towcester 5 Hardingstone 9 The Grange 2 Rothersthorpe 6 Deanshanger 10 Wootton 3 Old Stratford 7 Moulton 11 Preston Hedges 4 Woodland View 8 Brixworth 12 Southfield Congratulations to Towcester and Rothersthorpe who will now be invited to progress to the School Games Level 3 Girls Football County Finals in January! .
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