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Broke Hall Kedington Schools Festival Schools Festival - Swimming Venue: Bury St Edmunds Leisure Centre Date: Thursday 5th July 2018 A LANE 1 Kedington 2 Sidegate 3 St Edmunds 4 Mellis 5 Abbots Hall 6 Woodbridge B LANE 1 Trimley St Mary 2 Albert Pye 3 Broke Hall 4 Holbrook 5 Blundeston 6 Capel St Mary C LANE 1 Sir RH Framlingham 2 St Gregory's 3 Coldfair Green 4 Cheveley 5 St Louis 6 No EVENT Team Name PTS Team Name PTS Team Name PTS Team Name PTS Team Name PTS Team Name PTS Boys/Girls TIME POS TOT TIME POS TOT TIME POS TOT TIME POS TOT TIME POS TOT TIME POS TOT 1A 25m Back Kedington 14 Sidegate 4 St Edmunds 11 Mellis 12 Abbots Hall 6 Woodbridge 9 Boys 0.20.27 4 14 0.26.16 14 4 0.22.09 7 11 0.21.13 6 12 0.23.39 12 6 0.22.94 9 9 1B 25m Back Trimley St Mary 5 Albert Pye 13 Broke Hall 16 Holbrook 2 Blundeston 17 Capel St Mary 8 Boys 0.25.13 13 5 0.20.65 5 13 0.18.13 2 16 0.27.45 16 2 0.17.91 1 17 0.23.03 10 8 1C 25m Back Sir RH Framlingham 7 St Gregory's 2 Coldfair Green 10 Cheveley 15 St Louis 3 0 Boys 0.23.19 11 7 0.27.45 16 2 0.22.18 8 10 0.19.69 3 15 0.26.78 15 3 0 2A 25m Back Kedington 3 Sidegate 12 St Edmunds 2 Mellis 15 Abbots Hall 16 Woodbridge 1 Girls 0.27.34 15 17 0.21.35 6 16 0.27.65 16 13 0.19.98 3 27 0.19.02 2 22 0.27.74 17 10 2B 25m Back Trimley St Mary 9 Albert Pye 4 Broke Hall 6 Holbrook 17 Blundeston 11 Capel St Mary 7 Girls 0.22.83 9 14 0.24.59 14 17 0.23.81 12 22 0.17.65 1 19 0.21.86 7 28 0.23.58 11 15 2C 25m Back Sir RH Framlingham 8 St Gregory's 10 Coldfair Green 6 Cheveley 13 St Louis 14 0 Girls 0.23.54 10 15 0.22.54 8 12 0.23.81 12 16 0.21.33 5 28 0.20.61 4 17 0 3A 25m Breast Kedington 8 Sidegate 6 St Edmunds 0 Mellis 10 Abbots Hall 12 Woodbridge 0 Boys 0.29.99 10 25 0.31.40 12 22 DQ 13 0.27.90 8 37 0.26.75 6 34 DQ 10 3B 25m Breast Trimley St Mary 13 Albert Pye 15 Broke Hall 0 Holbrook 0 Blundeston 17 Capel St Mary 16 Boys 0.26.65 5 27 0.22.78 3 32 DQ 22 DQ 19 0.22.02 1 45 0.22.40 2 31 3C 25m Breast Sir RH Framlingham 9 St Gregory's 7 Coldfair Green 0 Cheveley 14 St Louis 11 0 Boys 0.29.34 9 24 0.30.83 11 19 DQ 16 0.24.35 4 42 0.27.70 7 28 0 4A 25m Breast Kedington 0 Sidegate 13 St Edmunds 0 Mellis 12 Abbots Hall 16 Woodbridge 14 Girls DQ 25 0.25.37 5 35 DQ 13 0.25.68 6 49 0.21.87 2 50 0.25.12 4 24 4B 25m Breast Trimley St Mary 10 Albert Pye 0 Broke Hall 5 Holbrook 0 Blundeston 7 Capel St Mary 17 Girls 0.27.00 8 37 DQ 32 0.34.60 13 27 DQ 19 0.27.80 11 52 0.21.55 1 48 4C 25m Breast Sir RH Framlingham 6 St Gregory's 9 Coldfair Green 15 Cheveley 8 St Louis 11 0 Girls 0.28.59 12 30 0.27.59 9 28 0.23.93 3 31 0.27.63 10 50 0.26.83 7 39 0 5A 25mFree Kedington 5 Sidegate 12 St Edmunds 0 Mellis 16 Abbots Hall 11 Woodbridge 7 Boys 0.22.22 13 30 0.18.83 6 47 DQ 13 0.17.75 2 65 0.19.37 7 61 0.20.50 11 31 5B 25mFree Trimley St Mary 15 Albert Pye 13 Broke Hall 17 Holbrook 4 Blundeston 6 Capel St Mary 9 Boys 0.18.37 3 52 0.18.75 5 45 0.15.44 1 44 0.24.95 14 23 0.21.08 12 58 0.20.06 9 57 5C 25mFree Sir RH Framlingham 0 St Gregory's 8 Coldfair Green 3 Cheveley 10 St Louis 14 0 Boys DQ 30 0.20.38 10 36 0.26.87 15 34 0.19.70 8 60 0.18.58 4 53 0 6A 25mFree Kedington 6 Sidegate 13 St Edmunds 4 Mellis 11 Abbots Hall 14 Woodbridge 9 Girls 0.20.49 12 36 0.17.47 5 60 0.21.90 14 17 0.18.11 7 76 0.16.55 4 75 0.19.05 9 40 6B 25mFree Trimley St Mary 16 Albert Pye 2 Broke Hall 7 Holbrook 1 Blundeston 17 Capel St Mary 15 Girls 0.16.02 2 68 0.22.44 16 47 0.19.56 11 51 0.23.02 17 24 0.15.91 1 75 0.16.38 3 72 6C 25mFree Sir RH Framlingham 12 St Gregory's 5 Coldfair Green 10 Cheveley 3 St Louis 8 0 Girls 0.17.93 6 42 0.20.61 13 41 0.18.47 8 44 0.22.03 15 63 0.19.16 10 61 0 7A Misc Relay Kedington 10 Sidegate 6 St Edmunds 0 Mellis 11 Abbots Hall 13 Woodbridge 12 Boys 1.36.06 8 46 1.43.43 12 66 DQ 17 1.35.27 7 87 1.32.40 5 88 1.33.74 6 52 7B Misc Relay Trimley St Mary 7 Albert Pye 16 Broke Hall 17 Holbrook 5 Blundeston 15 Capel St Mary 15 Bobs 1.40.92 11 75 1.25.90 2 63 1.17.35 1 68 1.45.07 13 29 1.29.36 3 90 1.29.36 3 87 7C Misc Relay Sir RH Framlingham 9 St Gregory's 4 Coldfair Green 0 Cheveley 0 St Louis 8 0 Boys 1.38.62 9 51 1.52.74 14 45 DQ 44 DQ 63 1.39.49 10 69 0 8A Misc Relay Kedington 4 Sidegate 0 St Edmunds 2 Mellis 15 Abbots Hall 17 Woodbridge 11 Girls 1.48.96 14 50 DQ 66 2.06.28 16 19 1.26.78 3 102 1.18.41 1 105 1.34.13 7 63 8B Misc Relay Trimley St Mary 13 Albert Pye 5 Broke Hall 3 Holbrook 10 Blundeston 12 Capel St Mary 16 Girls 1.28.87 5 88 1.46.81 13 68 1.49.23 15 71 1.34.60 8 39 1.28.91 6 102 1.24.83 2 103 8C Misc Relay Sir RH Framlingham 9 St Gregory's 7 Coldfair Green 8 Cheveley 6 St Louis 14 0 Girls 1.34.90 9 60 1.38.24 11 52 1.35.66 10 52 1.39.51 12 69 1.27.30 4 83 0 9A Free Relay Kedington 8 Sidegate 10 St Edmunds 3 Mellis 14 Abbots Hall 12 Woodbridge 0 Boys 1.30.72 10 58 1.25.78 8 76 1.55.78 15 22 1.23.46 4 116 1.24.66 6 117 DQ 63 9B Free Relay Trimley St Mary 7 Albert Pye 16 Broke Hall 17 Holbrook 5 Blundeston 11 Capel St Mary 13 Boys 1.30.89 11 95 1.17.99 2 84 1.10.84 1 88 1.44.11 13 44 1.24.77 7 113 1.23.96 5 116 9C Free Relay Sir RH Framlingham 9 St Gregory's 6 Coldfair Green 4 Cheveley 15 St Louis 0 0 Boys 1.29.96 9 69 1.43.07 12 58 1.50.73 14 56 1.19.53 3 84 DQ 83 0 10A Free Relay Kedington 2 Sidegate 12 St Edmunds 1 Mellis 14 Abbots Hall 17 Woodbridge 10 1.36.18 16 60 1.21.37 6 88 1.55.98 17 23 1.20.41 4 130 1.15.43 1 134 1.25.51 8 73 10B Free Relay Trimley St Mary 15 Albert Pye 5 Broke Hall 3 Holbrook 8 Blundeston 11 Capel St Mary 16 Girls 1.19.95 3 110 1.33.56 13 89 1.34.97 15 91 1.28.47 10 52 1.23.04 7 124 1.15.79 2 132 10C Free Relay Sir RH Framlingham 6 St Gregory's 4 Coldfair Green 9 Cheveley 7 St Louis 13 0 Girls 1.29.47 12 75 1.33.85 14 62 1.25.98 9 65 1.28.68 11 91 1.20.88 5 96 0 Schools Festival Swimming - Final Points Final Positions Pos Team Points Heat A Final Points: Lane 1 Kedington 60 1 Abbots Hall 134 Lane 2 Sidegate 88 2 Capel St Mary 132 Lane 3 St Edmunds 23 3 Mellis 130 Lane 4 Mellis 130 4 Blundeston 124 Lane 5 Abbots Hall 134 5 Trimley St Martin 110 Lane 6 Woodbridge 73 6 St Louis 96 7 Broke Hall 91 Heat B Final Points: Lane 1 Trimley St Martin 110 8 Cheveley 91 Lane 2 Albert Pye 89 9 Albert Pye 89 Lane 3 Broke Hall 91 10 Sidegate 88 Lane 4 Holbrook 52 11 Sir RH Framlingham 75 Lane 5 Blundeston 124 12 Woodbridge 73 Lane 6 Capel St Mary 132 13 Coldfair Green 65 14 St Gregory's 62 Heat C Final Points: Lane 1 Sir RH Framlingham 75 15 Kedington 60 Lane 2 St Gregory's 62 16 Holbrook 52 Lane 3 Coldfair Green 65 17 St Edmunds 23 Lane 4 Cheveley 91 Lane 5 St Louis 96.
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