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WRSRS 2018 19 Master Version 2 110718(10) Schools per Age Groups School Girls Girls Under 13 Under 15 Central Yorkshire 7 a side 10 a side Allerton HS Rodilian Academy Rodilian Academy Cardinal Heenan Carr Manor Carr Manor Horsforth Horsforth Horsforth Prince Henrys GS Prince Henrys GS Prince Henrys GS Prince Henrys GS St Mary’s RC Kettlethorpe HS Castleford Academy Crofton Academy Crofton Academy Garforth Academy Roundhay GS Roundhay GS Roundhay GS Benton Park John Smeaton Allerton Grange School Girls Girls Under 13 Under 15 North and East Yorkshire 10 a side 12 a side St John Fisher Evan Woodworth CH CH St John Fisher Evan Woodworth CH CH St John Fisher Evan Woodworth CH CH Ripon GS Evan Woodworth AM Harrogate GS Evan Woodworth RM RM Harrogate GS Evan Woodworth RM RM King James Knaresboro Evan Woodworth Rossett HS Evan Woodworth MB MB All Saints RC School Evan Woodworth Huntington Secondary School Evan Woodworth York High School Evan Woodworth Kingswood Academy Tom Harrison Hessle Greg Bone South Hunsley Greg Bone Holy Family High School, Carlton Greg Bone Brayton Academy Greg Bone Wolfreton Greg Bone Cottingham Greg Bone Goole Greg Bone Snaith Greg Bone Howden Greg Bone Woldgate Greg Bone Selby Greg Bone Barlby and Carleton Greg Bone St Marys Greg Bone Trinity House Greg Bone Kelvin Hall Greg Bone Sirius West Greg Bone Beverley Grammar School Tom Harrison Hornsea School Tom Harrison Longcroft School Tom Harrison Bridlington Sports College Tom Harrison Headlands School Tom Harrison Driffield School Tom Harrison Malton School Tom Harrison Norton College Tom Harrison Ebor Academy Tom Harrison George Pindar School Tom Harrison Graham School Tom Harrison Scalby School Tom Harrison Scarborough College Tom Harrison St Augustines School Tom Harrison Ryedale School Tom Harrison Ryedale School Tom Harrison Lady Lumleys Tom Harrison School Girls Girls Under 13 Under 15 South Yorkshire 10 a side 12 a side Wales HS TBC TBC Wales HS TBC TBC King Edward School Andrea Dobson School Girls Girls Under 13 Under 15 East Lancashire 10 a side 12 a side Unity College ( Burnley ) KS Unity College ( Burnley ) KS Unity College ( Burnley ) KS School Girls Girls Under 13 Under 15 West Yorkshire 10 a side 12 a side Thornton GS FG FG Thornton GS FG FG BBG Academy BBG Academy TB TB Crossley Heath Crossley Heath Ermysteds Skipton Academy SB SB Skipton Academy SB SB Parkside School Parkside School KH KH Lightcliffe Academy LD LD Lightcliffe Academy LD LD Lightcliffe Academy LD LD Lightcliffe Academy LD LD Ilkley GS AF AF Bingley GS DS DS Bingley GS DS DS Bingley GS DS DS Giggleswick School DC DC Upper Wharfedale JW JW Upper Wharfedale JW JW Settle College AC AC Settle College AC AC Settle College AC AC Oakbank School South Craven South Craven Brighouse HS BW BW Brighouse HS AS AS Beckfoot Titus Salts GS Titus Salts GS Whitcliffe Mount Whitcliffe Mount Calder High Calder High LH Trinity Academy Trinity Academy Guiseley School Guiseley School Booksbank Rishworth School Rishworth School North Halifax GS North Halifax GS On Maternity Raistrick HS September St Bedes & St Josephs Ryburn Valley HS Heckondwyke GS WRSRS - Contact List 2018 - 19 Girls Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10 Year 11 6th Form Under 18 Under 12 Under 13 Under 14 Under 15 Under 16 1st Team 10 a side 12 a side 13 a side 10 a side 10 a side 10 a side 10 a side Girls Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10 Year 11 6th Form Under 18 Under 12 Under 13 Under 14 Under 15 Under 16 1st Team 10 a side 12 a side 13 a side 10 a side 10 a side 10 a side 10 a side CH AP AP AP AP AP AP CH AP AP AP AP AP AP CH AP AP AP AP AP AP AM AM RM RM RM RM RM RM RM RM AA MB MB MB MB MB Girls Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10 Year 11 6th Form Under 18 Under 12 Under 13 Under 14 Under 15 Under 16 1st Team 10 a side 12 a side 13 a side 10 a side 10 a side 10 a side 10 a side TBC TBC TBC TBC Girls Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10 Year 11 6th Form Under 18 Under 12 Under 13 Under 14 Under 15 Under 16 1st Team 10 a side 12 a side 13 a side 10 a side 10 a side 10 a side 10 a side MC MW MC MC MC MW MC MC MC MW MC MC Girls Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10 Year 11 6th Form Under 18 Under 12 Under 13 Under 14 Under 15 Under 16 1st Team 10 a side 12 a side 13 a side 10 a side 10 a side 10 a side 10 a side GW GW GW GW GW GW GW GW TB TB TB TB SS SS SS SS NM NM NM NM NM NM NM NM NM NM KH KH KH KH KH LD JW AS GL GL LD JW AS GL GL LD JW AS GL GL LD JW AS GL GL AF AF AF AF AF AF DS DS DS DS DS DS DS DS DS DS DS DS DS DS DS DS DS DS BR BR BR JW BR BR BR JW AC GP GP GP AC GP GP GP AC GP GP GP BW BW BW LH LH LH LH Teacher Name Mobile Main Email Address Jacob Odu 07921 500674 [email protected] Phil Gosling 07850 816137 [email protected] Steve Graham 07732 527223 [email protected] John Hayden 07921 614699 [email protected] Paul Brogie 07960 088812 [email protected] Matt Skinner 07885 405470 [email protected] Paul Gray 07801 433155 [email protected] Ben Steele 07590 260506 [email protected] Joe Fraser [email protected] Kurt Nutchey 07748 874347 [email protected] Dean Hyam 07771793284 [email protected] Chris Smith 07843 629299 [email protected] Katy Fenton-Green 07763 874990 [email protected] Craig Thornton 07810 307395 [email protected] Emma Lee 07968 715925 [email protected] Olivia Mills 07843 896675 [email protected] AleX Miller [email protected] Sharron YoXall [email protected] Adam Yates 07889 334840 [email protected] Lisa Armstrong 0113 3931206 [email protected] Tom Draper 07869 587858 [email protected] Lee Obridge 0113 3931200 [email protected] Chris Dewhirst 07790 922224 [email protected] Elliott Stoutte 07807 768071 [email protected] Katie Radford 07557 471175 [email protected] Teacher Name Mobile Main Email Address Aidrian Pass 07815 148128 [email protected] Carey Huegett [email protected]; Nick Nightingail 07770 774541 [email protected] Adam Milner 07835 447424 [email protected] Evie Jackson 07805 285421 Roy Mackay 07737 153202 [email protected] Ashley Atkinson [email protected] Mark Bulmer 07595 432354 [email protected] Vickie Sellers 07875 523 319 [email protected] Tom Robson 07894 267 231 [email protected] Helen Haldenby 07739 517 287 [email protected] Andrew Moore [email protected] Luke Moulds 07731 715306 [email protected] Chris Senior 07813 643877 [email protected] Mr J Wadsworth [email protected] Scott Benton [email protected] Chris Walker 07789 486370 [email protected] Ben Lewis 07970 423070 [email protected] Jez Cassidy 07908 593355 [email protected] Tom Holt Mike Hoult 07500 900446 [email protected] Chris Chapman 07584 029581 [email protected] Tom Green 07725 117856 [email protected] Ray Morris [email protected] Tom Ratcliffe [email protected] Andy Worrell 07846 274046 [email protected] Martin Bell [email protected] Richard Davis 07846 274043 [email protected] Chris Barker [email protected] Doug Symons [email protected] Lyle Hiller 07814 057898 [email protected] Phil Marwood 07989 426562 [email protected] Lee Douglas 07570 790677 [email protected] Teacher Name Mobile Main 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