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ISB Black & Gold Competition 2017 FINAL Groups and Rotations ISB Black & Gold Competition 2017 FINAL Groups and Rotations 7:00 General warm-up Saturday 9 December 2017 7:30 March on MAG Level 0-1 Junior and Senior 7:40 Competition 8:30 Award Floor Pommel Rings Vault Parallel Bars High Bar E F A C B D F E B D A C D B C E F A C A D F E B - D E - C F - C F - D E ID First Name Last Name Club Level Group 58 Ryler Jamieson International School Bangkok Level 0 Junior A 56 Jude Kocis International School Bangkok Level 0 Junior A 59 William Pongvitayapanu International School Bangkok Level 0 Junior A 57 Thanawin Taepaisitpong International School Bangkok Level 0 Junior A 72 Tusafe Chongseree Shrewsbury International School Level 0 Junior B 73 Mednga Gomutputara Shrewsbury International School Level 0 Junior B 70 zuno Kulsomphob Shrewsbury International School Level 0 Junior B 92 Harry Okill Brown Shrewsbury International School Level 0 Junior B 71 D-Prom Tarawongpitak Shrewsbury International School Level 0 Junior B 16 Barnaby William Stonehouse Bangkok Prep Level 1 Senior C 61 Sameer Daga International School Bangkok Level 1 Junior C 62 Finn Redmond International School Bangkok Level 1 Junior C 60 Savino Visani International School Bangkok Level 1 Junior C 43 Prinn (Nontapat) Kulnides NIST International School Level 1 Junior C 99 Michael Morin NIST International School Level 1 Junior C 20 Benjamin Brooks Bangkok Patana School Level 1 Junior D 17 Adam Girling Bangkok Patana School Level 1 Junior D 39 Chan Kim Bangkok Patana School Level 1 Junior D 19 Frank Myers Bangkok Patana School Level 1 Junior D 18 Arthur Penstone Bangkok Patana School Level 1 Junior D 101 Lucas Hume Bangkok Patana School Level 1 Junior D 1 Charlie Surojwanichkul Harrow International School Level 1 Junior E 11 Poon Akasatavorn Harrow International School Level 1 Senior E 2 BJ Danaboonchai Harrow International School Level 1 Senior E 4 Cengizhan Tatar Harrow International School Level 1 Senior E 3 Daniel Toomey Harrow International School Level 1 Senior E 100 Techit Chayahathai Thai Canadian Community Level 1 Junior E Sports 74 Karn Chakrabandhu Shrewsbury International School Level 1 Junior F 77 Andrea Rota Shrewsbury International School Level 1 Junior F 87 Pat Chalermsaphayako- Shrewsbury International School Level 1 Junior F rn 76 Party Namsirivivat Shrewsbury International School Level 1 Junior F 78 Hero Jirasuntornsiri Shrewsbury International School Level 1 Junior F 75 Pudh kongamnuaysuk Shrewsbury International School Level 1 Junior F 86 Ethan Morrison Shrewsbury International School Level 1 Senior F 79 Tresor Chiraphanda Shrewsbury International School Level 1 Senior F 93 Finn okill Brown Shrewsbury International School Level 1 Senior F 8:30 General warm-up March on Saturday 9 December 2017 9:10 MAG Level 2 Junior and Senior 9:20 Competition MAG Level 3-7 Open Age Handstand Competition 11:30 Award Floor Pommel Rings Vault Parallel Bars High Bar Rest E F G A B C D C D E F G A B B C D E F G A A B C D E F G G A B C D E F F G A B C D E D E F G A B C ID First Name Last Name Club Level Group 8 Oliver Downs Harrow International School Level 2 Junior A 7 Alfie Joy Harrow International School Level 2 Junior A 6 Ben Titivanich Harrow International School Level 2 Junior A 5 Domi Woollam Harrow International School Level 2 Junior A 9 Willy Moussa Harrow International School Level 3 Open Age A 10 Woon Wongpa Harrow International School Level 3 Open Age A 13 Sanam Bagguley Singapore International School Level 2 Junior A 15 Nathara Chansangawong Singapore International School Level 2 Junior A 12 Purin Pituckthawatchai Singapore International School Level 2 Junior A 14 Zhou Tawinun Singapore International School Level 2 Junior A 42 Caedon Loo Scope Gymnastics Centre Level 2 Senior B 41 Jacob Stensgaard Scope Gymnastics Centre Level 2 Junior B 26 Oliver Somanatha Arachchige Bangkok Patana School Level 2 Junior B 25 Finlay Hume Bangkok Patana School Level 2 Junior B 23 Sam Jones Bangkok Patana School Level 2 Junior B 21 Max Lai Bangkok Patana School Level 2 Junior B 22 Oliver Morgan Bangkok Patana School Level 2 Junior B 24 Philip Duckworth Bangkok Patana School Level 2 Junior B 27 Beniam Piller Bangkok Patana School Level 2 Senior B 63 Michael Jovanovic International School Bangkok Level 2 Junior C 64 Lucas Murphy International School Bangkok Level 2 Junior C 97 Abdul Salam Naghi International School Bangkok Level 2 Junior C 66 Oscar Bowen International School Bangkok Level 2 Senior C 65 Otto Hansen International School Bangkok Level 2 Senior C 67 Raphael Romasanta International School Bangkok Level 4 Open Age C 68 Eli Fielkow International School Bangkok Level 6 Open Age C 69 Zachary Bernier International School Bangkok Level 7 Open Age C 80 Finn Tejavanija Shrewsbury International School Level 2 Junior D 82 Kane Thongvatanavanich Shrewsbury International School Level 2 Junior D 94 Nopp Hetrakul Shrewsbury International School Level 2 Junior D 81 Tapat Kongpiyacharn Shrewsbury International School Level 2 Junior D 83 Till Kuansongtham Shrewsbury International School Level 2 Senior D 89 Tee Sukapanpotharam Shrewsbury International School Level 2 Senior D 90 sean Barnnon Shrewsbury International School Level 2 Senior D 88 In Kongamnuaysuk Shrewsbury International School Level 2 Senior D 95 Nupp Hetrakul Shrewsbury International School Level 3 Open Age E 91 Tonkhaw Katanyouwongcharoen Shrewsbury International School Level 3 Open Age E 84 Thai-o Kuansongtham Shrewsbury International School Level 3 Open Age E 96 Aunv Dhariwal Shrewsbury International School Level 4 Open Age E 85 Loogcliun Chantaramporn Shrewsbury International School Level 5 Open Age E 54 Khanapoj Charnvises Thai Canadian Community Sports Level 2 Senior E 53 Duangtawan Majoli Maggioli Thai Canadian Community Sports Level 2 Senior E 52 Prantawan Majoli Maggioli Thai Canadian Community Sports Level 2 Senior E 55 Joel Robinson Thai Canadian Community Sports Level 3 Open Age E 29 Xavier Arkotxa-Lakha Bangkok Patana School Level 3 Open Age F 30 Thanan Chuwanon Bangkok Patana School Level 3 Open Age F 28 Alexander Leiler Bangkok Patana School Level 3 Open Age F 31 William Stuart Bangkok Patana School Level 3 Open Age F 35 Jacob Broadhurst Bangkok Patana School Level 4 Open Age F 36 Nathaniel Stuart Bangkok Patana School Level 4 Open Age F 34 Tund Theerawit Bangkok Patana School Level 4 Open Age F 32 Max Thompson Bangkok Patana School Level 4 Open Age F 37 Giles Kinsella Bangkok Patana School Level 5 Open Age F 38 Axel Pedersen Bangkok Patana School Level 5 Open Age F 45 Sky Tanphiphat NIST International School Level 2 Senior G 44 Hugo Barrio NIST International School Level 3 Open Age G 98 Zachary Mills NIST International School Level 3 Open Age G 49 Alex Branston NIST International School Level 3 Open Age G 50 Coben Shale NIST International School Level 3 Open Age G 46 Falco Boone NIST International School Level 4 Open Age G 48 Emil Tuniewicz NIST International School Level 4 Open Age G 51 Boubakar Djombana NIST International School Level 5 Open Age G 11:30 General warm-up Saturday 9 December 2017 12:00 March on WAG Level 1 Junior 12:10 Competition 13:10 Award Vault Bars Beam Floor A B C D D A B C C D A B B C D A ID First Name Last Name Club Level Group 55 Lucy Langdon Bangkok Prep Level 1 Junior A 53 Amanda Taulbjerg Yodthum Bangkok Prep Level 1 Junior A 48 Prim Chomcherngpat Harrow International School Level 1 Junior A 2 Bella Chunhacha Harrow International School Level 1 Junior A 6 Eleanor Gavin Harrow International School Level 1 Junior A 45 Ava Mathisariyapong Harrow International School Level 1 Junior A 49 Nada Punnakanta Harrow International School Level 1 Junior A 46 Jenny Vichiansin Harrow International School Level 1 Junior A 174 Taantanya Bowen International School Bangkok Team A Level 1 Junior B 178 Razia Ghosh International School Bangkok Team A Level 1 Junior B 175 Elizabeth Heidrich International School Bangkok Team A Level 1 Junior B 176 Carys Jones International School Bangkok Team A Level 1 Junior B 253 Remington Major International School Bangkok Team A Level 1 Junior B 255 Romy Ben-Ari International School Bangkok Team B Level 1 Junior B 177 Leticia Pereira Mayer International School Bangkok Team B Level 1 Junior B 179 Zi-qing Wang International School Bangkok Team B Level 1 Junior B 254 Amaya Chadha International School Bangkok Team B Level 1 Junior B 168 Jessica Kidd Montessori Academy Bangkok Level 1 Junior C 169 Kate Limsong Montessori Academy Bangkok Level 1 Junior C 171 Olivia Sanchez Elliott Montessori Academy Bangkok Level 1 Junior C 211 Rita (Purita) Boonsri NIST International School Level 1 Junior C 210 Mila Menard NIST International School Level 1 Junior C 208 Ava Tantisunthorn NIST International School Level 1 Junior C 209 Audrey Wan NIST International School Level 1 Junior C 323 Moji Chaemcharatanoth- Shrewsbury International School Level 1 Junior D ai 326 Nana Leechokwattana Shrewsbury International School Level 1 Junior D 325 Peach Leelamantep Shrewsbury International School Level 1 Junior D 353 Mint Phvchanakit Shrewsbury International School Level 1 Junior D 324 Joy Ungrangsee Shrewsbury International School Level 1 Junior D 234 Pimonphun Ouiyamaphun Thai Canadian Community Sports Level 1 Junior D 233 Panita Wongkerd Thai Canadian Community Sports Level 1 Junior D 11:30 General warm-up Saturday 9 December 2017 12:00 March on WAG Level 1 Senior 12:10 Competition 13:10 Award Vault Bars Beam Floor D A B C C D A B B C D A A B C D ID First Name Last Name Club Level Group 371 Khowjow Ladpli Bangkok Prep Level 1 Senior A 54 Elena Squarci
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