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Acceptances v4.xlsx Team Individual Bib No Surname Forename School Team Gender YOB Category Category 1 Reid Mia Otterbourne Team B CAT1 Female CAT1 2008 2 Wilson Jack Otterbourne Team B CAT1 Male CAT1 2006 3 Smith Ben Otterbourne Team B CAT1 Male CAT1 2009 4 Gupta Lali John Keble Team A CAT1 Female CAT1 2007 5 Mollinson Eve John Keble Team A CAT1 Female CAT1 2009 6 Mollinson Lilah John Keble Team A CAT1 Female CAT1 2009 7 Reid Miles Otterbourne Team A CAT1 Male CAT1 2010 8 Purdie Jackson Otterbourne Team A CAT1 Male CAT1 2011 9 Smith Jessica Otterbourne Team A CAT1 Female CAT1 2011 10 Cassidy Hayden Pyrford C of E Primary School CAT1 Male CAT1 2007 11 Platts Samuel Pyrford C of E Primary School CAT1 Male CAT1 2009 12 Anderson Hannah Pyrford C of E Primary School CAT1 Female CAT1 2010 13 Johnson Oliver Pyrford C of E Primary School CAT1 Male CAT1 2008 14 Webb Alannah St Marys Independent School CAT1 Female CAT1 2005 15 Lopez Carla St Marys Independent School CAT1 Female CAT1 2007 16 Hesami -Kermani Runica St Marys Independent School CAT1 Female CAT1 2007 17 Groves Nicole St Marys Independent School CAT1 Female CAT1 2007 18 Miles Katie Sarisbury Junior School Team B CAT1 Female CAT1 2008 19 Egerton Isabella Sarisbury Junior School Team B CAT1 Female CAT1 2008 20 Pealin Henry Sarisbury Junior School Team B CAT1 Male CAT1 2008 21 Hillier Jack Sarisbury Junior School Team B CAT1 Male CAT1 2012 22 Putman Abigail Broadstone Middle School CAT1 Female CAT1 2006 23 Putman Daisy Broadstone Middle School CAT1 Female CAT1 2007 24 Crook Preston Broadstone Middle School CAT1 Female CAT1 2007 25 Stannah Clara Twyford School CAT1 Female CAT1 2007 26 White Billy Twyford School CAT1 Male CAT1 2009 27 Lineker-Bennett Max Twyford School CAT1 Male CAT1 2009 28 Wolfe Charlie Twyford School CAT1 Female CAT1 2010 29 Thomas Machleidt Emily John Keble Team B CAT1 Female CAT1 2007 30 Thomas Machleidt Benno John Keble Team B CAT1 Male CAT1 2010 31 Thomas Machleidt Timo John Keble Team B CAT1 Male CAT1 2011 32 Hounsham Geno Sarisbury Junior School Team A CAT1 Male CAT1 2007 33 Miles Abby Sarisbury Junior School Team A CAT1 Female CAT1 2005 34 Hillier Nick Sarisbury Junior School Team A CAT1 Male CAT1 2007 35 Hewlett Luke Sarisbury Junior School Team A CAT1 Male CAT1 2006 36 Tutton James Romsey Abbey Primary School CAT1 Male CAT1 2011 37 Tutton Elizabeth (Beth) Romsey Abbey Primary School CAT1 Female CAT1 2009 38 Johnson Josh Pyrford C of E Primary School CAT1 Male CAT1 2010 39 Wortham Bethany Harefield Primary School CAT1 Female CAT1 2008 40 Barnes Hunter Wickham C of E Primary CAT1 Male CAT1 2010 41 Rendall Maisie Ringwood Junior School CAT1 Female CAT1 2008 50 Southorn Emilie St John's College CAT2 Female CAT2 2004 51 Jackson Andrew St John's College CAT2 Male CAT1 2006 52 Southorn Elisabeth St John's College CAT2 Female CAT2 2002 53 Wolfe Ned Twyford School CAT2 Male CAT2 2005 54 McNeil Rory Twyford School CAT2 Male CAT2 2005 55 Lineker-Bennett Oscar Twyford School CAT2 Male CAT1 2005 56 Lineker-Bennett Thomas Twyford School CAT2 Male CAT1 2007 57 Hutchings Daniel St Marys Independent School CAT2 Male CAT2 2005 58 Groves Hannah St Marys Independent School CAT2 Female CAT1 2006 59 Harrison-Smith Laura St Marys Independent School CAT2 Female CAT1 2007 60 Harrison-Smith Adam St Marys Independent School CAT2 Male CAT1 2007 61 Miller Imogen King Edward VI CAT2 Female CAT2 2005 62 White Imogen Godolphin School CAT2 Female CAT2 2005 63 Vincent Ben Poole Grammar School CAT2 Male CAT2 2003 64 Daw John The Petersfield School CAT2 Male CAT2 2005 70 Goss Alfie Peter Symonds College CAT3 Male CAT3 1999 71 Jowett Matt Peter Symonds College CAT3 Male CAT3 2000 72 Ward Luca Peter Symonds College CAT3 Male CAT3 2000 73 Chaplin-Smith Jess Peter Symonds College CAT3 Female CAT3 2000 74 Arthur April Kings School, Winchester CAT3 Female CAT3 2001 75 Gupta Maya Kings School, Winchester CAT3 Female CAT2 2004 76 Willis Edward Kings School, Winchester CAT3 Male CAT2 2003 77 Mollison Raphael Kings School, Winchester CAT3 Male CAT2 2004 78 Stanley Harvey St John's College CAT3 Male CAT2 2005 79 Clow Zach St John's College CAT3 Male CAT3 1999 80 Southorn Christian St John's College CAT3 Male CAT3 2000 23/06/17.
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