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Clevedon House School/ Ilkley Harriers Wharfedale & District Clevedon House School/ Ilkley Harriers Wharfedale & District Primary Schools XC Challenge, 22 Jan 2005 - Results Results v1.1 incl team results (5 runnners to count) 22 Jan 2005 Reception Year Year 1 Boys Posn Name School 1 William Bradley, 2m15s Ben Rhydding 1 Louise Gilwick, 1 minute Castello 2 Blake Wood Ben Rhydding 2 Charles Smith Ghyll Royd 3 William Tench Ben Rhydding 3 Zac Critchlow Eldwick 4 Oliver Shuttleworth Ghyll Royd Well done to all 37children who completed this race. 5 Thomas Cross Ben Rhydding 6 Sam Corbett All Saints Year 1 Girls 7 Matthew Sykes All Saints 1 Laura King, 2m25s All Saints 8 Ethan Brown Ben Rhydding 2 Sophie Steel Moorfield 9 Ben Thomas Burley Woodhead 3 Charlotte Armitage Ben Rhydding 10 Jack Farmery Ben Rhydding 4 Tassy Heslop Moorfield 11 Joe Burgress Ben Rhydding 5 Katie Dinsdale Burley Woodhead 12 Rory Osborn All Saints 6 Lucy Jacques Ben Rhydding 13 John Fletcher Burley Woodhead 7 Chloe Irvine Ben Rhydding 14 Joseph Colman Burley Woodhead 8 Emma Reeday Eldwick 15 Oliver Hopkinson-Cook All Saints 9 Laura Patterson All Saints 16 Daniel Revis Burley Woodhead Team Ben Rhydding (3) 16 points 17 Thomas Malcolm Ghyll Royd 18 Aidan Conlon Sacred Heart 19 Victor Haynes Ben Rhydding Team Ben Rhydding (5) 19 points Year 2 Girls Year 2 Boys 1 Molly Harris, 3m06s All Saints 1 Thomas Kerr, 2m48s All Saints 2 Francesca Robinson Froebelian 2 Emile Cairess Bradford Grammar Clockhouse 3 Gabriel Scobie Froebelian 3 Ben Jagger Eldwick 4 Frankie Hebbert Addingham 4 Harry Morse Ghyll Royd 5 Annabel Coates Eldwick 5 Eddie Thomas Burley Woodhead 6 Ella Fitzpatrick Sacred Heart 6 Bradley Sexton Burley Woodhead 7 Catriona Saxton All Saints 7 Max McLeish Bradford Grammar Clockhouse 8 Rosie Showton Harris Burley Woodhead 8 William Price Sacred Heart 9 Isobel Hirst Ben Rhydding 9 Owen Cooper Eldwick 10 Lucy Williamson Ben Rhydding 10 Vincent Weight Eldwick 11 Lucy Tindale Sacred Heart 11 Luke Horn Clevedon House 12 Eire Webster Moorfield 12 Nicholas Atkinson Ghyll Royd 13 Fiona Cram Ben Rhydding 13 Gregory Smith Sacred Heart 14 Enya Westling Moorfield 14 Joseph Hawdon Burley Woodhead 15 Philippa Jones Eldwick 15 Thomas Singleton Burley Woodhead 16 Johanna Murray Burley Woodhead 16 Charles Langan Burley Woodhead 17 Joanne Williamson Ben Rhydding 17 Tom Clark Froebelian 18 Zoe Nixon Eldwick 18 Alex Atraszkiewicz Burley Woodhead 19 Frances Encell Froebelian 19 William Giles Sacred Heart 20 Amy Jowett Eldwick 20 Harry Sagar Froebelian 21 Molly Ness Sacred Heart 21 Jacob Teesdale Burley Woodhead 22 Harriet Hoban Froebelian 22 Oscar Bevan Clevedon House 23 Eva Pearson Froebelian 23 Jack Hatton Clevedon House 24 Imogen Corbett Froebelian 24 Matthew Wilson Froebelian 25 Lauren Barren Ben Rhydding 25 Henry Brown Ghyll Royd 1st Team Froebelian (5) 69 points 26 Tom Hewitt Ghyll Royd 2nd Team Ben Rhydding (5) 74 points 27 Rishi Naru Froebelian 28 William McLean Froebelian 29 Kieran Nachsmuth Froebelian 1st Team Burley Woodhead (5) 56 points 2nd Team Froebelian (5) 116 points Year 3 Girls Year 3 Boys 1 Lizzie Ayre, 4m43s Hawksworth 1 Cameron Scott, 4m07s Hawksworth 2 Anna Tench Ben Rhydding 2 Elliot Dowley Burley Woodhead 3 Naomi Elliot All Saints 3 George Akester Clevedon House 4 Lydia Faye Waite Clevedon House 4 Greg Cox Bradford Grammar Clockhouse 5 Beca Bradley Ben Rhydding 5 Lewis Shaw Eldwick 6 Susannah Duncan Moorfield 6 George Thomas Burley Woodhead 7 Hannah Woods Menston 7 Scott Medley Bradford Grammar Clockhouse 8 Lizzy Watson Eldwick 8 Harry Bolser Ghyll Royd 9 Hannah Robinson Burley Woodhead 9 Oliver Smith Clevedon House 10 Hannah Burgress Ben Rhydding 10 Daniel Heaven Eldwick 11 Sarah Cripp Ben Rhydding 11 William Moore Eldwick 12 Georgie Williams Westville House 12 Daniel Deakin Ben Rhydding 13 Katie Barker Moorfield 13 Mitchell Wellman-Brown Hawksworth 14 Mako Kato Moorfield 14 Ben Jacques Ben Rhydding 15 Hannah Heslop Moorfield 15 Jack Mallows Clevedon House 16 Hannah Robyn Burley Woodhead 16 Scott Marshall Burley Woodhead 17 Josephine Lingard Addingham 17 Edward Bevan Clevedon House 18 Frankie Hebbert Addingham 18 Karl Verspyck Sacred Heart 19 Bethan Smith Ben Rhydding 19 Ross McMillan Burley Woodhead 20 Zoe Gill Ben Rhydding 20 Luc Brown Ghyll Royd 21 Georgia Lewis Burley Woodhead 21 Alasdair Cooke Addingham 22 Amy Hewitt Moorfield 22 James Batterly Ben Rhydding 23 Amelia Brown Moorfield 23 Thomas Walker Ben Rhydding 24 Lauren Holdsworth Hawksworth 24 Andrew Lorimer Ben Rhydding 25 Katie Breare Addingham 25 Ben Lister Addingham 26 Mhairi Donald Addingham 26 Harry Dennis Clevedon House 1st Team Ben Rhydding (5) 47 points 27 Bryn Downing Eldwick 2nd Team Moorfield 70 points 28 William Maskell-Taylor Burley Woodhead 29 Joshua Mc Dermott Burley Woodhead 30 Sam Brearley All Saints 31 Charlie Pilling All Saints 32 Jonathon Gough Addingham 33 Elliot Hicks Clevedon House 34 Harry Plummer Addingham 1st Team Clevedon House (5) 70 points 2nd Team Burley Woodhead (5) 71 points 3rd Team Ben Rhydding (5) 95 points Year 4 Girls Year 4 Boys 1 Eleanor Rice-Birchall 5m55s Ben Rhydding 1 James Hall, 5m07s Eldwick 2 Emily Kerr All Saints 2 Tom Dyson Eldwick 3 Isabelle Gibbs Burley Woodhead 3 Gordan Weight Eldwick 4 Megan Wright Moorfield 4 Luke Hope Robertson Clevedon House 5 Alice Foster Eldwick 5 Alastair Jordan Clevedon House 6 Charlotte Hatton Clevedon House 6 Luke Allan Sacred Heart 7 Sophie James Eldwick 7 Joshua Stephens Burley Woodhead 8 Gemma King All Saints 8 Cameron Tullie Eldwick 9 Rosemary Tawn Addingham 9 Alex Foster Askwith School 10 Laura Dowsett Burley Woodhead 10 Josh Syke All Saints 11 Nina Browne All Saints 11 Thomas Turner Burley Woodhead 12 Olivia Harding Clevedon House 12 Joseph Mountain Hawksworth 13 Emily Middlebrough Moorfield 13 Lewis Gladwyn Sacred Heart 14 Emma Morse Clevedon House 14 Charlie Snowden Clevedon House 15 Bronwyn Cooper Eldwick 15 Ben Brearly All Saints 16 Eleanor Jowett Eldwick 16 David Price Sacred Heart 17 Megan Thompson Sacred Heart 17 Ben Costello Eldwick 18 Fiona Nixon Eldwick 18 Joe Page Ben Rhydding 19 Rowena Critchlow Eldwick 19 Max Greaves Ben Rhydding 20 Bethan Jones Eldwick 20 Joshua Atkinson Addingham 21 Chantelle Hunt Addingham 21 Sam Jaggar Eldwick 22 Frankee Burgress Ben Rhydding 22 Ben Coates Hawksworth 23 Kathryn Horley Eldwick 23 Odin Hargreaves-Madhas Ben Rhydding 24 Rita Haynes Ben Rhydding 24 Alexander Osborne All Saints 25 Eleanor Edwardes Eldwick 25 Josh White All Saints 26 Caroline Jowett Eldwick 26 Daniel Holt Hawksworth 27 Lizzie Hebbert Addingham 27 George Flesher Addingham Team Eldwick (5) 61 points 28 Richard Ford Ghyll Royd 29 Adam Laycock Hawksworth 30 Jack Smiddy Eldwick 31 David Squirrel All Saints 32 Scott Lambert Eldwick 33 William Midgley Clevedon House 34 Oliver Wright Burley Woodhead 35 William Robertshaw Clevedon House 36 Matthew Keeton Eldwick 1st Team Eldwick (5) 31 points 2nd Team Clevedon House (5) 91 points 3rd Team All Saints (5) 105 points Year 5 Girls Year 5 Boys 1 Ellie Taylor, 7m50s Addingham 1 Jamie Shaw, 7m09s Eldwick 2 Holly Medley Bradford Grammar Clockhouse 2 Dominic Cox Bradford Grammar Clockhouse 3 Lauren Shaw Eldwick 3 Josh Crane All Saints 4 Lucy Deakin Ben Rhydding 4 Ben Swinton Hawksworth 5 Jessica Holder Moorfield 5 Adam Swinton Hawksworth 6 Hannah Brown Moorfield 6 Robert May Eldwick 7 Joanna Snook Ben Rhydding 7 Edward Broadley Burley Woodhead 8 Elise Johnson Ben Rhydding 8 Toby Mountain Hawksworth 9 Bethany Pugh Clevedon House 9 Ben Ullock Burley Woodhead 10 Lara Simpson Ben Rhydding 10 Sam Haggar Burley Oaks 11 Reillie Duncan Moorfield 11 Shaun Wood Cowling C.P Primary 12 Hazel Coates Eldwick 12 Sam Greenwood Eldwick 13 Zoe Coates Hawksworth 13 George Foster Askwith School 14 Sarah Mc Whinney Bradford Grammar Clockhouse 14 Joshua Jordan Eldwick 15 Amy Sugden Addingham 15 Jake Rendell Eldwick 16 Charlotte Fisher Hawksworth 16 Angus Raby Clevedon House 17 Freya Wood Ben Rhydding 17 Leo Savery Bradford Grammar Clockhouse Team Ben Rhydding (5) 46 points 18 Harry Williams Westville House 19 William Jordan Eldwick 20 Jordan Bayliss Burley Woodhead 21 Sam Wood Addingham 22 Andrew Reeday Eldwick Year 6 Girls 23 Danny Forde Clevedon House 1 Anna Jordan, 9m41s Clevedon House 24 Joshua Haigh Addingham 2 Harriet Middlebrough Moorfield 25 Luke Kenna Burley Woodhead 3 Poppy Liuba-Carmichael Ben Rhydding 26 Harry French Addingham 4 Emma Abbiss St Oswalds 27 Matthew Winstanley Addingham 5 Brittany Tale All Saints 28 Daniel Le Roux Clevedon House 6 Hannah Shenton Eldwick Team Eldwick (5) 48 points 7 Annabel Smith Moorfield 8 Year 6 Boys 9 Sarah Tight Ben Rhydding 1 Matthew Naybour, 8m22s Ben Rhydding 10 Abigail Kerr All Saints 2 Harry Rowe Clevedon House 11 Sarah Reeday Eldwick 3 Tom Fawcett Eldwick 12 Ruth Doherty Sacred Heart 4 Luke Hendrie Sacred Heart 13 Megan Jeffery Eldwick 5 Kieran Mitchell All Saints 14 Minam Smith Hawksworth 6 15 Catherine Pearson Ben Rhydding 7 Thomas Pratt Burley Woodhead 16 Amber Jackson Eldwick 8 John Thompson Addingham 17 Beth Chippindale Clevedon House 9 George Grant Clevedon House 18 Natasha Verspyck Sacred Heart 10 Dillon O'Connor Addingham 19 Abigail Carroll Ben Rhydding 11 Stephen Clarke Ashlands 20 Katie Powell Burley Woodhead 12 Bradley Lawson Clevedon House 21 Laura Holt Hawksworth 13 Nicholas Lockyer Burley Woodhead 22 Hayley Dowley Burley Woodhead 14 Charlie Clarke Cowling C.P Primary 23 Katie Mallows Clevedon House 15 Luke Jepson Clevedon House 24 Ursula Rowe Clevedon House 16 Matthew Lawrence Addingham 25 Lauren Stevenson Eldwick 17 Jake Norton Clevedon House 26 Harriet Harding Clevedon House 18 Jordan Lefley Hawksworth 27 Georgina McFelridge Hawksworth 19 Fred Brown Ben Rhydding 1st Team Eldwick (5) 71 points 20 Bradley Chapman Ben Rhydding 2nd Team Clevedon House (5) 91 points Team Clevedon House (5) 43 points.
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