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1996 Year Book National Championships & Ranking Lists up until 1960 the National Champions were determined by one designated National Championship Slalom, and the Ranking list was quite separate. Those early National Champions were:- Year Venue K1 Men K1 Women 1958 Perth lain Carmichael No Champion (only two entries) 1959 Shepperton Paul Farrant Eva Barnett 1960 Llangollen Julian Shaw Heather Goodman From 1961, the National Champion was the person who came top of the ranking list Year K1 Men K1 Women C1 C2 1961 lain Carmichael Margaret Bellard -/- 1962 Dave Mitchell Heather Goodman -/- c:;; 1963 Dave Mitchell Heather Goodman -/- 0> 1964 Dave Mitchell Jean Battersby } . d Lesley Calverley tie -/- 1965 Dave Mitchell -/- 1966 Dave Mitchell Heather Goodman -/- 1967 Dave Mitchell Heather Goodman Mike Hillyard & Michael Ramsey 1968 Ken Langford Audrey Keerie Geoff Dinsdale Robin Witter & Rodney Witter 1969 Ray Calverley Heather Goodman Gay Goldsmith Robin Witter & Dave Swift 1970 Dave Mitchell Heather Goodman Jim Sibley Robin Witter & Rodney Witter 1971 Dave Mitchell Heather Goodman Rowan Osborne David Allen & Lindsay Williams 1972 Ray Calverley Pauline Goodwin Rowan Osborne David Allen & Lindsay Williams 1973 Ray Calverley Pauline Goodwin Rowan Osborne David Allen & Lindsay Williams 1974 Ray Calverley Peggy Mitchell Malcolm Pearcey Jim Sibley & Terry Hewett 1975 Nicky Wain Julia Harling Martyn Hedges Mick Philip & Les Purdy 1976 Martyn Peters Julia Harling Martyn Hedges Dave Brown & Dave Curle 1977 Nicky Wain Julia Harling Martyn Hedges Les Williams & Dave Howe. 1978 Nicky Wain Liz Sharman Peter Keane Bob Joce & Bob Owen 1979 Albert Kerr Liz Sharman Martyn Hedges Bob Joce & Bob Owen 1980 Richard Fox Liz Sharman Martyn Hedges Jock Young & Alastair Munro 1981 Richard Fox Liz Sharman Martyn Hedges Eric Jamieson & Robin Williams 1982 Richard Fox Liz Sharman Martyn Hedges Eric Jamieson & Robin Williams 1983 Richard Fox Liz Sharman Martyn Hedges Eric Jamieson & Robin Williams 1984 Richard Fox Liz Sharman Martyn Hedges Eric Jamieson & Robin Williams 1985 Jim Jayes Liz Sharman Martyn Hedges Chris Arrowsmith & Paul Brain 1986 Russ Smith Liz Sharman Bob Doman Chris Arrowsmith & Paul Brain 1987 Russ Smith Liz Sharman Martyn Hedges Alen Meikle & Colin Brown 1988 Richard Fox Liz Sharman Martyn Hedges Clive Richardson & Colin Thompson 1989 Richard Fox Maria Francis Martyn Hedges Alan Meikle & Colin Brown 1990 Shaun Pearce Lynn Simpson Gareth Marriott Alan Meikle & Colin Brown 1991 Richard Fox Lynn Simpson Gareth Marriott Chris Arrowsmith & Paul Brain - 1992 Melvyn Jones Rachel Crosbee Markbelaney Andy Clough & lain Clough ~ 1993 Shaun Pearce Lynn Simpson Richard Domoney Philip Green & Steven Green 1994 Shaun Pearce Rachel Crosbee Mark Delaney Philip Green & Steven Green 1995 Shaun Pearce Rachel Crosbee Mark Delaney Philip Green & Steven Green WOMENS KAYAK RANKING LIST - 1995 K1 Women Premier Division Bib Name Club Pts 55 -1 Rachel Crosbee Perception 496 -2 Lynn Simpson The P & H Company 496 ,-3 Heather Corrie Teesside 469 -4 Kathryn Pigdon J18 Elite Cymru 445 5 Emma Player Shepperton S.C.C. 443 -6 Helen Barnes Citroen U.K./P.G.L. 426 -7 Laure Blakeman J16 Stafford & Stone C.C. 418 -8 Diane Woods Rugby C.C. 368 -9 Alison Muir Independent 363 -10 Helen Cardy J18 Kingston K.C. 361 -11 Anita Bennett J18 Essex Slalom Squad 357 12 Irene Jones West Lothian C.C. 318 -13 Claire Fox Basingstoke & Deane 300 -14 Janet Johnson West Yorkshire C.C. 298 -15 Alison Deykin Manchester C.C. 233 -16 Kimberley Walsh J16 C.R. Cats 214 -11 Nicola Wilson Independent 210 - -18 Victoria Young Wyedean 191 ·- 19 Rachel Doherty Ambleside A.A.A. 180 -. 20 Jayne Blakeman J 18 Stafford & Stone C.C. 162 - 21 Jessica Finch South Shore Paddlers 158 - 22 Marie Walker J16 Kinver C.C. 147 ..., 23 Jane Gibson DV Forth C.C. 138 - 24 Sarah Toogood J18 Eyot B.C. 120 The following are promoted to Premier Division --25 Helen Reeves J16 Shepperton S.C.C. 495 26 Gill Barrett J16 Monmouth 488 _ 27 Rose Parsons Vat Racers 484 _28 Amy Casson J16 Tees K.C. 483 -29 Louise Fothergill DV Regents C.C. 454 -30 Heather Payne J16 C.R. Cats 442 31 Debbie Hales Durham K.C. 427 - 32 Lucy Forde Cambridge Univ. RSC -33 Nerys Rowlands Vat Racers RSC ... .,.34 Bev.Jones Bala C.C. RSC K1 Women Division One Bib Name Club Pts 55 The following are demoted to Division One - 1 Judith Matan Reading & Leighton Pk. 30 2 Claire Daniels Independent 23 The following remain in Division One - 3 Isabel Hardman J18 Hemel Hempstead C.C. 415 - 4 Tracy Wells Hemel Hempstead C.C. 415 _ 5 Rachael Snutch J16 Lincoln 412 - 6 Kay Royle DV Stafford & Stone C.C. 408 - 7 Ros Mcsweeny Chester S. & C.C. 381 _ 8 Emily James Tees K.C. 376 - 9 Kate Duffus Cambridge Univ. 355 - 10 Amber Finch J18 Lufbra Univ. 345 -11 Kate Henry Shepperton S.C.C. 333 - 12 Heather. Tait DV Leaping Frogs 328 13 Carolyne Smith Solihull 294 ....,14 Susan Palmer Hemel Hempstead C.C. 274 15 Anne Holden DV Matlock C.C. 273 164 16 Stacey Wroe J18 Impulse Slalom Team 250 ~17 Alison Fletcher Kinver C.C. 249 18 Yael Chance Oxford Univ. C.K.C. 230 .19 Elinor Hardman Hemel C.C./U.W.C.C. 229 --10 Anne Lineen DV Stafford & Stone C.C. 229 21 Joanna Sheppard J18 Meridian C.C. 223 ,~2 Verity Swain J18 Nottingham K.C. 219 SS 23 Ruth Maddocks Chester S. & C.C. 217 •24 Den Wells Rebels 208 1•25 Alison Strutt Regents C.C. 199 SS 26 Alison Adams Regents C.C. 188 SS ,27 Ruth Atkinson Bradford & Bingley C.C.180 :1-28 Elizabeth Scott Eyot Boat Club 173 .,29 Ruth Graham Banbury C.C. 173 •30 Liz Menhinick J18 Black Swan C.C. 166 SS 31 Kate Buckley Wolverhampton Univ. 160 .32 Kirstie McAvoy J18 Windsor & Dist C.C. 156 ••.3 3 Claire Cooke Salford Univ. 142 34 Liesl Smith Bradford & Bingley C.C.136 -35 Fiona Campbell J14 C.R. Cats 136 SS ..36 Amanda Trollope J16 Salisbury C.C. 129 ..37 Rebecca Smith J18 Bristol C.C. 121 ..38 Sarah Donington J14 Grimsby & Cleethorpes109 SS -39 Debbie Lomas J12 Black Swan C.C. 91 SS "40 Beth Lyons J12 Vat Racers 88 SS 41 Shelley Osman J16 Salisbury 74 SS ,-42 Ruth Little Independent 67 SS 43 Sara Chadwick Basingstoke & Deane 47 SS :•44 Linda Hamblen DV Meridian 9 SS 45 Julie Foster Rugby C.C. NR SS 46 Lorraine Haworth DV Ribble C.C. NR SS '!•47 Sarah Kinder J 14 Salisbury C.C. NR SS .•48 Fiona Pennie J 14 Perth C.C. NR SS 49 Helen Rowlands Forth C.C. NR SS .• 50 Julie Simpson DV Thameswey/Banbury NR SS The following are promoter to Division One .•• 51 Sue Walsh DV Ipswich 259 .52 Isabel Wain The Wimps C.C. 251 •53 Jenny Davison J14 Halifax C.C. 249 SS 54 Deb. Lucas Norwich Slalom Padls. 248 ,.55 Claire Harrower J12 Fife C.A.G. 247 56 Helen Foster Rugby C.C. 245 SS .,57 Adele Blakeborough Chester S. & C.C. RSC -58 Samantha Turner Independent RSC 59 Nikki Watts Kinver RSC 60 Liz Vowles Independent RSC 61 Vicky Bright Independent RSC K1 Women Division Two Bib Name Club Pts SS The following are demoted to Division Two -1 Naomi Chance Basingstoke Canal C.C. 107 -2 Janet Adcock DV Bristol C.C. 102 - 3 Sue Marriott Bradford & Bingley C.C. 93 .-.4 Lucy Moor J18 Tees K.C./Giggleswick 88 - 5 Fran Charles DV Shrewsbury 79 ,...5 Joanna Jones Bala C.C. 74 7 Denise Marriott Salisbury C.C. 67 8 Catherine Turner J16 Tees K.C. 45 165 9 Kawita Schur J18 Stafford & Stone C.C. 43 10 Eleanor Mack Frame C.C. 33 - 11 Carol Scott Durham Univ. 12 - 12 Helen Mullineaux Tees K.C. 9 The following remain in Division Two - 13 Hazel Scaife J18 Manchester C.C. 238 - 14 Rachael Winkless Independent 237 -15 Kate Arnold Sheffield 232 -16 Helena Cook Lowestoft 218 -17 Ann McAnaspie J18 Salisbury C.C. 209 -18 Yvonne Harrower J14 Fife C.A.G. 203 -19 Helen Hoar Chester S. & C.C. 192 -20 Gillian Hopkinson DV Bradford & Bingley 191 ss 21 Anna Fisher J18 Independent 190 -22 Caroline Mackenzle Tees K.C. 190 23 Janet Wakeford Perth C.C. 189 --24 Helen Tubb J18 Yat Racers 165 -25 Nicola Rudkin J16 Kingston K.C. 156 26 Patricia Heggie Fife C.A.G. 153 27 Lisa Heals Bradford & Bingley 151 - 28 Helen Johnson R.A.F.C.A. 149 ss 29 Katherine Kent J 18 Gloucester C.C. 149 30 Lisette Nixon Bridgend 138 ss - 31 Natalie Harkins J 12 Winchester 135 ss -32 Angela Morris D.R.A./Osprey 130 ss 33 Sarah Whelan A.C.U. 130 34 Fiona Douglas Aberdeen K.C. 128 35 Lorna Wilson J16 Swinfen K.C. 124 36 Emma Berrisford J 16 Matlock C.C. 122 37 Zoe Andrews J18 BalaC.C. 119 38 Raelee Lindop Kinver C.C. 119 -39 Jenny Banfield J14 Viking K.C. 117 ss -40 Tanya Gibbons Swinfen K.C. 117 ss 41 Rachel Crow J18 Hemel Hempstead 115 -42 Fiona Carlisle Manchester C.C. 110 -43 Linda Briscoe Richmond C.C. 108 44 Sue Eades DV Cardiff 107 -45 Lisa Gunton Bristol C.C. 107 46 Joanne Davies J 16 Salisbury C.C. 105 47 Liz Cardy DV Kingston K.C. 104 -48 Penny Swaine DV Durham K.C. 99 49 Debbie Turner J14 Tees K.C. 95 50 Elizabeth Kennett Durham K.C. 90 ss 51 Hilary Young J16 West Calder H.S.
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