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Edinburgh Schools Championships Session 5 – Results Edinburgh Schools Championships Royal Commonwealth Pool – 17th November 2005 Session 5 – Results EVENT 501 FINAL OF EVENT 101 GIRLS 11 YEARS/UNDER 50m.FREESTYLE Name YoB Club Time 1. Yasmin Khera (94) Queensferry 31.58 5. Rebecca Louden (94) Geo Watson's 35.55 2. Lisa Fraser (94) Loanhead PS 34.56 6. Nadia Black (94) Bonnyrigg PS 36.70 3. Kirsty Pyper (94) Geo Watson's 34.61 7. Eilidh Gibson (94) Mary Erskine 37.08 4. Katie Louden (94) Geo Watson's 34.95 8. Anna Green (94) Sciennes PS 38.73 EVENT 502 FINAL OF EVENT 201 BOYS 11 YEARS/UNDER 50m.FREESTYLE Name YoB Club Time 1. Calum Rourke (94) S Morningsid 33.30 5. Sean Parr (94) Geo Heriots 38.34 2. Duncan Collier (94) Liberton PS 34.31 6. James Gell (94) Merchiston C 38.86 3. James Wilson (95) Edinburgh Ac 34.85 7. Christopher AITCHISON (94) Deanpark PS 39.48 4. Gregory Fennel (95) Geo Heriots 38.03 8. Ian I Rose (96) Hawthornden 39.55 EVENT 503 FINAL OF EVENT 307 GIRLS 12/13 YEARS 100m.BACKSTROKE Name YoB Club Time 50 1. Lindsay Strachan (92) Craigmount H 1:13.90 36.53 2. Marnie Stewart (92) Balerno HS 1:14.41 36.94 3. Leah Mccabe (93) Lasswade HS 1:17.11 37.78 4. Emma Bonthrone (92) Mary Erskine 1:18.35 38.12 5. Laura L Gray (93) Beeslack HS 1:18.42 38.69 6. Laura Shelbourn (92) Boroughmuir 1:19.07 37.83 7. Rosa Brownlee (92) Broughton HS 1:22.72 40.28 8. Flora Pollok (93) Geo Watson's 1:27.01 41.10 EVENT 504 FINAL OF EVENT 308 BOYS 12/13 YEARS 100m.BACKSTROKE Name YoB Club Time 50 1. Craig Mcnally (92) Balerno HS 1:15.37 37.49 2. Ryan R Archibald (92) Beeslack HS 1:16.15 37.12 3. Callum Mckain (92) Geo Heriots 1:23.21 40.33 4. Jamie Mcvicar (92) Geo Heriots 1:25.76 40.61 5. Jack J Walker (92) Beeslack HS 1:26.51 42.19 6. Corrie Cunningham (92) J Gillespies 1:26.56 41.40 EVENT 505 FINAL OF EVENT 409 GIRLS 14/15yrs 4x50m FREE RELAY Name A.G Club Time 1. Broughton High School Broughton HS 2:10.83 3. Boroughmuir Secondary Boroughmuir 2:13.85 2. The Mary Esrkine Schoo Mary Erskine 2:12.52 4. Lasswade High School Lasswade HS 2:16.82 EVENT 506 FINAL OF EVENT 410 BOYS 14/15yrs 4x50m FREE RELAY Name A.G Club Time 1. Beeslack Community Hig Beeslack HS 1:56.72 3. George Watson's Colleg Geo Watson's 1:59.39 2. George Heriots School Geo Heriots 1:58.65 4. Boroughmuir Secondary Boroughmuir 2:07.16 EVENT 507 FINAL OF EVENT 105 GIRLS 11 YEARS/UNDER 50m.BUTTERFLY Name YoB Club Time 1. Caitlin Liddle (94) Cornbank PS 36.80 3. Alessandra Sacchi (96) St George's 43.19 2. Camille Brash (94) Boroughmuir 36.90 4. Kate Mccullough-Young (95) Geo Heriots 43.37 EVENT 508 FINAL OF EVENT 205 BOYS 11 YEARS/UNDER 50m.BUTTERFLY Name YoB Club Time 1. Cameron Macphail (95) Parsons Grn 36.58 3. Grant Mollison (94) Geo Heriots 44.55 2. Ian Buckley (94) Sciennes PS 42.90 4. Iain Lindsay (95) Geo Heriots 46.37 EVENT 509 FINAL OF EVENT 106 GIRLS 12/13 YEARS 200m.IND.MEDLEY Name YoB Club Time 50 100 150 1. Jennifer Dobson (93) Mary Erskine 2:36.86 35.16 1:15.10 2:01.11 2. Kelsey Rodger (93) Craigmount H 2:40.09 34.62 1:17.57 2:05.25 3. Lindsay Strachan (92) Craigmount H 2:40.88 35.94 1:17.17 2:06.93 4. Roo Kerr (92) St Margarets 2:50.14 35.23 1:19.19 2:12.60 ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Page 1 Edinburgh Schools Championships Royal Commonwealth Pool – 17th November 2005 Session 5 – Results EVENT 510 FINAL OF EVENT 206 BOYS 12/13 YEARS 200m.IND.MEDLEY Name YoB Club Time 50 100 150 1. Ross Woolley (92) Geo Heriots 2:32.70 33.59 1:12.49 1:57.68 2. Daniel Wallace (93) Edinburgh Ac 2:38.47 35.05 1:15.61 2:01.65 3. Robbie Purves (92) St Augustine 2:41.52 36.15 1:21.12 2:04.99 4. Mark Steeples (92) Royal High 2:52.09 37.61 1:20.33 2:14.01 EVENT 511 FINAL OF EVENT 405 GIRLS 14/15 YEARS 100m.BREASTSTROKE Name YoB Club Time 50 1. Fiona Gray (90) Lasswade HS 1:16.48 35.69 2. Emily Mcqueen (91) Mary Erskine 1:21.61 38.07 3. Sarah Clapham (91) Boroughmuir 1:31.09 43.39 4. Paula Preston (90) Trinity Acad 1:32.48 43.88 5. Gillian Bell (91) Leith Acad 1:35.42 46.01 6. Rebecca Wallace (91) St Serf 1:37.24 45.69 7. Didi Jellema (91) Rud Steiner 1:38.97 46.36 8. Mhairi Farquhar (91) Geo Watson's 1:40.02 46.47 EVENT 512 FINAL OF EVENT 406 BOYS 14/15 YEARS 100m.BREASTSTROKE Name YoB Club Time 50 1. Andrew Haslett (90) Geo Heriots 1:12.75 35.05 2. Benjamin Hui (91) Stew Mel Col 1:14.80 34.90 3. Aitken Robertson (90) Portobello H 1:14.95 36.12 4. Nairn Pike (90) Craigmount H 1:23.27 39.48 5. Matthew Green (91) Boroughmuir 1:26.39 41.29 6. Michael Campbell (91) Balerno HS 1:28.03 40.63 7. Gavin Mcbain (91) Geo Heriots 1:30.01 40.62 8. Alistair Simpson (90) Boroughmuir 1:30.26 43.43 EVENT 513 FINAL OF EVENT 407 GIRLS 16yrs/OVER 100m.BREASTSTROKE Name YoB Club Time 50 1. Vivienne Fleming (88) Portobello H 1:18.79 37.35 2. Alison Fleming (89) Portobello H 1:24.08 40.11 3. Keryn Rodger (89) Craigmount H 1:26.74 41.02 EVENT 514 FINAL OF EVENT 408 BOYS 16yrs/OVER 100m.BREASTSTROKE Name YoB Club Time 50 1. Lewis Smith (88) Geo Heriots 1:09.63 32.66 2. Matthew M Barnes (88) Beeslack HS 1:14.97 35.15 3. Ramsay MacMahon (88) J Gillespies 1:16.49 36.11 4. Steven Graham (89) Firrhill HS 1:26.40 40.17 EVENT 515 FINAL OF EVENT 104 GIRLS 11 YEARS/UNDER 50m.BACKSTROKE Name YoB Club Time 1. Shona Lambert (94) M.E.& S.M.JS 41.08 5. Kirsty Elliot (94) Geo Watson's 43.76 2. Clare Hyland (95) Geo Heriots 41.24 6. Caitlin French (94) Geo Watson's 44.58 3. Robyn Gallacher (94) Duddingston 42.01 7. Suzanne Maxwell (94) M.E.& S.M.JS 46.31 4. Moira Watkins (95) Geo Watson's 42.85 8. Lucy Brownlee (94) F Stevenson 48.58 EVENT 516 FINAL OF EVENT 204 BOYS 11 YEARS/UNDER 50m.BACKSTROKE Name YoB Club Time 1. Zachary Courtney (94) Geo Watson's 34.98 5. Rory McKay (95) Duddingston 42.18 2. Tim Sawrey (94) Royal High 38.63 6. Ross McWhirter (94) Parsons Grn 42.97 3. Robbie Dalgetty (94) Loanhead PS 38.80 7. Bruce Mouat (94) Geo Heriots 45.14 4. Michael M Ross (94) Beeslack HS 39.99 8. James R Barr (94) F Stevenson 46.23 EVENT 517 FINAL OF EVENT 305 GIRLS 12/13yrs 4x50m FREE RELAY Name A.G Club Time 1. Craigmount High School Craigmount H 2:13.19 4. The Mary Esrkine Schoo Mary Erskine 2:19.89 2. George Heriots School Geo Heriots 2:14.73 5. George Watson's Colleg Geo Watson's 2:20.58 3. Beeslack Community Hig Beeslack HS 2:19.44 6. Beeslack Community B Beeslack HS 2:41.60 ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Page 2 Edinburgh Schools Championships Royal Commonwealth Pool – 17th November 2005 Session 5 – Results EVENT 518 FINAL OF EVENT 306 BOYS 12/13yrs 4x50m FREE RELAY Name A.G Club Time 1. George Heriots Team A Geo Heriots 2:11.98 4. Merchiston Castle Merchiston C 2:22.84 2. Balerno High School Balerno HS 2:14.50 5. Stewart's Melville Col Stew Mel Col 2:23.67 3. Beeslack Community Hig Beeslack HS 2:21.05 6. Merchiston Castle B Merchiston C 2:38.43 EVENT 519 FINAL OF EVENT 107 GIRLS 14/15 YEARS 200m.IND.MEDLEY Name YoB Club Time 50 100 150 1. Sally Wood (90) Trinity Acad 2:28.22 1:11.62 1:54.50 2. Nicole Wilson (91) Craigmount H 2:35.29 1:14.61 2:01.90 3. Emily McQueen (91) Mary Erskine 2:35.78 1:16.12 2:00.70 4. Lucy BARR (90) Broughton HS 2:46.16 1:19.95 2:07.78 EVENT 520 FINAL OF EVENT 108 GIRLS 16 YEARS/OVER 200m.IND.MEDLEY Name YoB Club Time 50 100 150 1. Louise Pate (88) Craigmount H 2:28.05 1:09.82 1:54.03 2. Jodi Gordon (89) Mary Erskine 2:30.44 1:11.57 1:55.51 3. Alison Fleming (89) Portobello H 2:44.19 1:23.08 2:07.21 4. Judith Bomphray (88) Trinity Acad 2:59.60 1:22.07 2:17.77 EVENT 521 FINAL OF EVENT 207 BOYS 14/15 YEARS 200m.IND.MEDLEY Name YoB Club Time 50 100 150 1. Andrew Haslett (90) Geo Heriots 2:20.52 31.97 1:07.02 1:47.82 2.
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