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Keighley & Craven Schools Cross Country League 2019 - 2020 Year 5 - 6 Girls Cliffe Castle 16 October 2019 Race Pupil Number Number Pupil Name School Year Group 1 BR04 Isabella Wright Bradley Both 6 2 SIL05 Isobel Patefield Silsden 5 3 BR10 Jessica Anderson Bradley Both 5 4 NE01 Macey Plunket Nessfield 5 5 BW06 Courtney O'Connor Burley Woodhead 5 6 BUR03 Amy Gordon Burley Oaks 5 7 OX19 Sophia Casson Oxenhope 6 8 SIL02 Holly Fitch Silsden 5 9 BUR04 Dolly Gordon Burley Oaks 5 10 BUR11 Isla Arundel Burley Oaks 5 11 LL22 Tara Miller Long Lee 6 12 STAN03 Maizie Booth Stanbury 5 13 STAN01 Isla Eastham Stanbury 5 14 OA61 Lily Arnold Oakworth 5 15 BUR05 Millie Porteous Burley Oaks 5 16 STAN02 Neve Garbutt Stanbury 5 17 PW06 Afeefa Shah Parkwood 6 18 EB24 Claire Edwards Eastburn 5 19 HA10 Floss Andrews Haworth 5 20 HOL11 Megan Taylor-Chester Holycroft 5 21 STAN07 Tilly Thornton Stanbury 5 22 SIL122 Brooke Binns Silsden 5 23 LEE06 Erin Carter Lees 5 24 CW04 Liberty Wood Cullingworth 6 25 OX11 Lillie Alborne Oxenhope 6 26 CW06 Maisy Padgett Cullingworth 5 27 STAN14 Ava Sollitt Stanbury 5 28 LL10 Kaya Medica Long Lee 6 29 HA47 Ellie-May Varley Haworth 5 30 OA46 Tanya Rashid Oakworth 5 31 SIL40 Robyn Horton Silsden 5 32 SIL47 Mary Wilson Silsden 5 33 PW05 Grace Prescott Rose Parkwood 6 34 OA92 Isabella Charmbury Oakworth 6 35 EA05 Eliza Abdullah Eastwood 5 36 BR06 Holly Hampshire Bradley Both 6 37 SIL04 Umayma Saddique Silsden 5 38 EM24 L Holt East Morton 6 39 SIL36 Thea Newby Silsden 5 40 CW07 Lyla Illingworth Cullingworth 5 41 EM30 E Rogers East Morton 6 42 SIL18 Rebecca Harper Silsden 6 43 SIL19 Eshal Ibrar Silsden 5 44 CW08 Amy Hagyard Cullingworth 5 45 EA04 Arooj Haroon Eastwood 6 46 HOL09 Simona Zigova Holycroft 5 47 EA06 Layba Khatun Eastwood 5 48 LL05 Ellie-Jae Kitson Long Lee 5 49 EA15 Khadija Ahktar Eastwood 5 50 HA40 Sophie Barton Haworth 6 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 Race 1 Keighley & Craven Schools Cross Country League 2019 - 2020 Year 5 - 6 Girls Cliffe Castle 16 October 2019 Pupil Number Pupil Name School Year Group 61 62 63 64 Team result 65 Position School Points Counters Total 66 1 Burley Oaks 10 ( 6, 9, 10) 25 67 2 Silsden 8 ( 2, 8, 22) 32 68 3 Bradley Both 7 ( 1, 3, 36) 40 69 4 Stanbury 6 ( 12, 13, 16) 41 70 5 Oakworth 5 ( 14, 30, 34) 78 71 6 Long Lee 4 ( 11, 28, 48) 87 72 7 Cullingworth 3 ( 24, 26, 40) 90 73 8 Haworth 2 ( 19, 29, 50) 98 74 9 Eastwood 1 ( 35, 45, 47) 127 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 Race 1.

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