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Results Sport: Sportshall Athletics Competition: Year 5-6 Results Sport: Sportshall Athletics Competition: Year 5-6 Position School Team District 1 Hill Top Doncaster 2 Bradway Sheffield 3 Pipworth Sheffield 4 Shaw Wood Doncaster 5 Brampton Ellis Rotherham 6 Aston Fence Rotherham 7 Summer Lane Barnsley 8 Thurgoland Barnsley Results Sport: Sportshall athletics Competition: Year 7 boys Position School Team District 1 King Edward VII Sheffield 2 Mercia Sheffield 3 Wingfield Rotherham 4 OA Carlton Barnsley 5 Wickersley Rotherham 6 Kirk Balk Barnsley 7 Hayfield Doncaster 8 Hunger Hill Doncaster Results Sport: Sportshall athletics Competition: Year 7 girls Position School Team District 1 Wingfield Rotherham 2 High Storrs Sheffield 3 Kirk Balk Barnsley 4 STWA Doncaster 4 Hunger Hill Doncaster 6 Forge Valley Sheffield 7 OA Carlton Barnsley 8 Wickersley Rotherham Results Sport: Sportshall athletics Competition: Year 8 boys Position School Team District 1 Meadowhead Sheffield 2 Wath Rotherham 3 Kirk Balk Barnsley 4 Hunger Hill Doncaster 5 Winterhill Rotherham 6 Hayfield Doncaster 7 Bradfield Sheffield 8 Horizon Barnsley Results Sport: Sportshall athletics Competition: Year 8 girls Position School Team District 1 Tapton Sheffield 2 Wickersley Rotherham 3 Kirk Balk Barnsley 4 Winterhill Rotherham 5 Hunger Hill Doncaster 6 Sir Thomas Wharton Academy Doncaster 7 Forge Valley Sheffield 8 OA Carlton Barnsley Results Sport: Gymnastics Competition: Year 3-4 Foundation Position School Team District 1 Loxley Sheffield 2 Shaw Wood Doncaster 3 Holy Trinity Barnsley 4 Malin Bridge Sheffield 5 Burton Road Barnsley 6 St Marys Herringthorpe Rotherham 7 St Josephs & St Teresa Doncaster 8 Wath C of E Rotherham 9 Mundella Sheffield 10 Dobcroft Sheffield Results Sport: Gymnastics Competition: Year 3-4 Advanced Position School Team District 1 Norton Free Sheffield 2 Green Top Doncaster 2 Oughtibridge Sheffield 4 Rosedale Doncaster 5 Carfield Sheffield 6 Burton Road Barnsley 7 Penistone St. John's Barnsley 8 Laughton J & I Rotherham 9 Shooters Grove Sheffield Results Sport: Gymnastics Competition: Year 5-6 Foundation Position School Team District 1 Malin Bridge Sheffield 2 Monteney Sheffield 3 Shaw wood Doncaster 4 Loxley Sheffield 5 Brunswick Sheffield 6 St Marys Herringthorpe Rotherham 7 Bentley High Street Doncaster 8 Burton Road Barnsley 9 Penistone St John's Barnsley Results Sport: Gymnastics Competition: Year 5-6 Advanced Position School Team District 1 Norton Free Sheffield 2 Bentley High Street Doncaster 3 Loxley Sheffield 4 Laughton J & I Rotherham 5 Shooters Grove Sheffield 6 Holy Trinity Barnsley 7 Dore Primary Sheffield 8 Barugh Green Barnsley 8 Barnburgh Doncaster 9 St Marys Herringthorpe Rotherham Results Sport: Cheerleading Competition: Year 3-6 Position School Team District 1 Darton Primary Barnsley 2 Bramley grange Rotherham 3 Bradway Sheffield 4= Castle Hills Doncaster 4= Thornhill Rotherham 6= Hartley Brook Sheffield 6= Hunters Bar Sheffield 8 Mundella Sheffield 9 Bentley High Street Doncaster 10 Thurgoland Barnsley Results Sport: Gymnastics Competition: Key Stage 3 Foundation Position School Team District 1 Tapton Team 1 Sheffield 2 King Ecgberts A Sheffield 3 Tapton Team 2 Sheffield 4 King Ecgberts B Sheffield 5 Kirk Balk Barnsley 6 OA Carlton Barnsley 7 Notre Dame Sheffield Results Sport: Cheerleading Competition: Year 7-9 Foundation Position School Team District 1 Winterhill Rotherham 2 Wickersley Rotherham 3 King Ecgberts Sheffield 4 St Bernards Rotherham 5 OA Carlton Barnsley Results Sport: Cheerleading Competition: Year 10-11 Foundation Position School Team District 1 Winterhill Rotherham 2 Yewlands Sheffield 3 Tapton Sheffield Results Sport: Boccia Competition: Year 3-6 Position School Team District 1 Richmond Hill Doncaster 2 Joseph Locke Barnsley 3 Phillimore A Sheffield 4 Beck Sheffield 5= High View Barnsley 5= Shaw Wood Doncaster 5= Mundella Sheffield Results Sport: Boccia Competition: Year 7-11 Position School Team District 1 Outwood Danum Doncaster 2 Newman Rotherham 3 Outwood Danum B Doncaster 4 Greenacre B Barnsley 5= Greenacre A Barnsley 5= Abbey Rotherham 5= King Edward VII Sheffield 5= Forge Valley Sheffield 5= Sheaf Sheffield Results Sport: Handball Competition: Year 8-9 boys Position School Team District 1 Wickersley Rotherham 2 King Edward VII Sheffield 3 Darton Barnsley 4 Ecclesfield Secondary Sheffield 5 Hall Cross Doncaster Results Sport: Handball Competition: Year 7-9 girls Position School Team District 1 Ecclesfield Secondary A Sheffield 2 Horizon Barnsley 3 Bradfield Sheffield 4 Thrybergh Rotherham 5 Wickersley Rotherham Results Sport: Rugby Competition: Under 13 girls Position School Team District 1 Outwood Danum Doncaster 2 Clifton Rotherham 3 Oakwood Rotherham 4 Thrybergh Rotherham 5 Penistone Grammar Barnsley 6 Wales High School Rotherham .
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