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Seedings 1 Oxford 1 2 Portsmouth 1 3 Sussex 1 4 Chichester 1 5 Reading Seedings A Seed Team W D L B Seed Team W D L 1 Oxford 1 A1 1 Oxford 1 B1 2 Portsmouth 1 2 Portsmouth 1 A2 7 Surrey 1 B2 8 Oxford 2 3 Sussex 1 A3 10 Sussex 2 B3 9 Kent 1 4 Chichester 1 A4 16 Reading 2 B4 15 Chichester 2 5 Reading 1 6 Brighton 1 7 Surrey 1 8 Oxford 2 9 Kent 1 10 Sussex 2 C Seed Team W D L D Seed Team W D L 11 Oxford Brookes 1 C1 3 Sussex 1 D1 4 Chichester 1 12 Surrey 2 C2 5 Reading 1 D2 6 Brighton 1 13 Kent 2 C3 12 Surrey 2 D3 11 Oxford Brookes 1 14 Oxford Brookes 2 C4 14 Oxford Brookes 2 D4 13 Kent 2 15 Chichester 2 16 Reading 2 Second Round Pools E Seed Team W D L F Seed Team W D L E1 1 F1 2 E2 3 F2 4 E3 5 F3 6 E4 7 F4 8 G Seed Team W D L H Seed Team W D L G1 10 H1 9 G2 12 H2 11 G3 14 H3 13 G4 16 H4 15 Saturday Sunday Pitch 1 2 Pitch 1 2 09:15 A1vA3 A2vA4 09:15 6v12 8v10 Crossovers 09:43 C1vC3 C2vC4 09:44 5v11 7v9 Top 8 10:11 A1vA2 A3vA4 10:13 1v8 3v6 Bottom 8 10:39 C1vC2 C3vC4 10:42 2v7 4v5 Qualifiers - 2 Div 1, 3 Div 2 11:07 A1vA4 A2vA3 11:11 9v16 10v15 Format: 11:35 C1vC4 C2vC3 11:40 11v14 12v13 4 pools, followed by 4 peer pools (carrying a result) 12:03 D1vD3 D2vD4 12:09 1v4 2v3 Crossovers 5-12 12:31 B2vB4 B1vB3 12:38 5v8 6v7 Top 8 bracket with a game-to-go 12:59 D3vD4 D1vD2 13:07 9v12 10v11 Bottom 8 QF, SF, F with a bye 13:27 B1vB2 B3vB4 13:36 13v16 14v15 13:55 G1vG3 G2vG4 14:05 1v2 3v4 Game Rules: 14:23 E2vE4 E1vE3 14:34 5v6 7v8 25 minute games 14:51 D2vD3 D1vD4 15:03 9v10 11v12 Points cap of 13 15:19 B1vB4 B2vB3 15:32 13v14 15v16 On the buzzer/whistle/hooter, finish the POSSESSION 15:47 G1vG2 G3vG4 16:01 2v3 Draws are allowed in pool play. 16:15 E1vE2 E3vE4 16:26 If a post-pool game is tied after that possession ends, 16:43 F1vF3 F2vF4 finish the point. There is no stoppage or check at the buzzer. 17:11 H2vH4 H1vH3 A possession starts when the previous point is scored - 17:39 F1vF2 F3vF4 i.e. if the hooter goes between points, you must pull and 18:07 H1vH2 H3vH4 00:29 the offence has one possession 18:32 00:58 1x30 sec time-out/team/game, between points, not in last 3 mins 19:00 01:27 Game to go 2v3 is always played, even if a repeat. A Team Score Score Team Final positions A1vA3 Oxford 1 v Sussex 2 Saturday, 09:15 - Pitch 1 1A 1 A2vA4 Surrey 1 v Reading 2 Saturday, 09:15 - Pitch 2 2A 7 A3vA4 Sussex 2 v Reading 2 Saturday, 10:11 - Pitch 2 3A 10 A1vA2 Oxford 1 v Surrey 1 Saturday, 10:11 - Pitch 1 4A 16 A1vA4 Oxford 1 v Reading 2 Saturday, 11:07 - Pitch 1 A2vA3 Surrey 1 v Sussex 2 Saturday, 11:07 - Pitch 2 B Team Score Score Team Final positions B1vB3 Portsmouth 1 v Kent 1 Saturday, 12:31 - Pitch 2 1B 2 B2vB4 Oxford 2 v Chichester 2 Saturday, 12:31 - Pitch 1 2B 8 B1vB2 Portsmouth 1 v Oxford 2 Saturday, 13:27 - Pitch 1 3B 9 B3vB4 Kent 1 v Chichester 2 Saturday, 13:27 - Pitch 2 4B 15 B2vB3 Oxford 2 v Kent 1 Saturday, 15:19 - Pitch 2 B1vB4 Portsmouth 1 v Chichester 2 Saturday, 15:19 - Pitch 1 C Team Score Score Team Final positions C1vC3 Sussex 1 v Surrey 2 Saturday, 09:43 - Pitch 1 1C 3 C2vC4 Reading 1 v Oxford Brookes 2 Saturday, 09:43 - Pitch 2 2C 5 C3vC4 Surrey 2 v Oxford Brookes 2 Saturday, 10:39 - Pitch 2 3C 12 C1vC2 Sussex 1 v Reading 1 Saturday, 10:39 - Pitch 1 4C 14 C1vC4 Sussex 1 v Oxford Brookes 2 Saturday, 11:35 - Pitch 1 C2vC3 Reading 1 v Surrey 2 Saturday, 11:35 - Pitch 2 D Team Score Score Team Final positions D1vD3 Chichester 1 v Oxford Brookes 1 Saturday, 12:03 - Pitch 1 1D 4 D2vD4 Brighton 1 v Kent 2 Saturday, 12:03 - Pitch 2 2D 6 D3vD4 Oxford Brookes 1 v Kent 2 Saturday, 12:59 - Pitch 1 3D 11 D1vD2 Chichester 1 v Brighton 1 Saturday, 12:59 - Pitch 2 4D 13 D1vD4 Chichester 1 v Kent 2 Saturday, 14:51 - Pitch 2 D2vD3 Brighton 1 v Oxford Brookes 1 Saturday, 14:51 - Pitch 1 Second pool stage E Team Score Score Team Final positions E1vE4 v Carried Over 1E 1 E2vE3 v Carried Over 2E 3 E2vE4 v Saturday, 14:23 - Pitch 1 3E 5 E1vE3 v Saturday, 14:23 - Pitch 2 4E 7 E1vE2 v Saturday, 16:15 - Pitch 1 E3vE4 v Saturday, 16:15 - Pitch 2 F Team Score Score Team Final positions F1vF4 v Carried Over 1F 2 F2vF3 v Carried Over 2F 4 F1vF3 v Saturday, 16:43 - Pitch 1 3F 6 F2vF4 v Saturday, 16:43 - Pitch 2 4F 8 F1vF2 v Saturday, 17:39 - Pitch 1 F3vF4 v Saturday, 17:39 - Pitch 2 G Team Score Score Team Final positions G1vG4 v Carried Over 1G 10 G2vG3 v Carried Over 2G 12 G1vG3 v Saturday, 13:55 - Pitch 1 3G 14 G2vG4 v Saturday, 13:55 - Pitch 2 4G 16 G1vG2 v Saturday, 15:47 - Pitch 1 G3vG4 v Saturday, 15:47 - Pitch 2 H Team Score Score Team Final positions H1vH4 v Carried Over 1H 9 H2vH3 v Carried Over 2H 11 H2vH4 v Saturday, 17:11 - Pitch 1 3H 13 H1vH3 v Saturday, 17:11 - Pitch 2 4H 15 H1vH2 v Saturday, 18:07 - Pitch 1 H3vH4 v Saturday, 18:07 - Pitch 2 Saturday Pitch 1 Pitch 2 09:15 A1vA3 Oxford 1 v Sussex 2 A2vA4 Surrey 1 v Reading 2 Final Ranking 09:43 C1vC3 Sussex 1 v Surrey 2 C2vC4 Reading 1 v Oxford Brookes 2 1 10:11 A1vA2 Oxford 1 v Surrey 1 A3vA4 Sussex 2 v Reading 2 2 10:39 C1vC2 Sussex 1 v Reading 1 C3vC4 Surrey 2 v Oxford Brookes 2 3 11:07 A1vA4 Oxford 1 v Reading 2 A2vA3 Surrey 1 v Sussex 2 4 11:35 C1vC4 Sussex 1 v Oxford Brookes 2 C2vC3 Reading 1 v Surrey 2 5 12:03 D1vD3 Chichester 1 v Oxford Brookes 1 D2vD4 Brighton 1 v Kent 2 6 12:31 B2vB4 Oxford 2 v Chichester 2 B1vB3 Portsmouth 1 v Kent 1 7 12:59 D3vD4 Oxford Brookes 1 v Kent 2 D1vD2 Chichester 1 v Brighton 1 8 13:27 B1vB2 Portsmouth 1 v Oxford 2 B3vB4 Kent 1 v Chichester 2 9 13:55 G1vG3 v G2vG4 v 10 14:23 E2vE4 v E1vE3 v 11 14:51 D2vD3 Brighton 1 v Oxford Brookes 1 D1vD4 Chichester 1 v Kent 2 12 15:19 B1vB4 Portsmouth 1 v Chichester 2 B2vB3 Oxford 2 v Kent 1 13 15:47 G1vG2 v G3vG4 v 14 16:15 E1vE2 v E3vE4 v 15 16:43 F1vF3 v F2vF4 v 16 17:11 H2vH4 v H1vH3 v 17:39 F1vF2 v F3vF4 v 18:07 H1vH2 v H3vH4 v Sunday Pitch 1 Pitch 2 09:15 6v12 v 8v10 v 09:44 5v11 v 7v9 v 10:13 1v8 v 3v6 v 10:42 2v7 v 4v5 v 11:11 9v16 v 10v15 v 11:40 11v14 v 12v13 v 12:09 1v4 v 2v3 v 12:38 5v8 v 6v7 v 13:07 9v12 v 10v11 v 13:36 13v16 v 14v15 v 14:05 1v2 v 3v4 v 14:34 5v6 v 7v8 v 15:03 9v10 v 11v12 v 15:32 13v14 v 15v16 v 16:01 2v3 v.
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