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SSAA Secondary Schools' Cross-Country Championships Beach Park, Irvine Sat. 7Th March 2015 Group D Girls 1 Alisha Sivell Gryffe SSAA Secondary Schools' Cross-Country Championships Beach Park, Irvine Sat. 7th march 2015 Group D Girls 1 Alisha Sivell Gryffe HS 11:16 77 Zara Mason Hutchesons' Grammar School 2 Heather Barnes Mearns Castle HS 11:29 78 A Rea Hutchesons' Grammar School 3 kirsty Oldham Robert Gordon's College 11:45 79 Catriona Marden Strathallan School 4 Alixe Phillips St Thomas Of Aquin's HS 11:49 80 Lucy Telfer Kinross HS 5 Eilidh Gibson St Columba's School 11:52 81 Kirsty Adamson Dumfries Academy 6 Beth Hobbs Peebles HS 11:55 82 Zara Hyslop HS of Glasgow 7 Clare Wallace Eastwood HS 11:57 83 Iris Cole Hutchesons' Grammar School 8 Beatrice Winkler Boroughmuir HS 12:00 84 Eve Gibbons Largs Academy 9 Molly Falconer Peebles HS 12:02 85 Sophie Poulter Dunblane HS 10 Sophia Kirkpatrick Hutchesons' Grammar School 12:04 86 Emily Baxter HS of Dundee 11 Laura Ferguson Glasgow School of Sport 12:19 87 Hannah Hall Dumfries Academy 12 Jessica Hoggarth Clifton Hall School 12:21 88 Sophie Cabrelli Jordanhill School 13 Orla Lang Williamwood HS 12:21 89 Lauren Tyson HS of Dundee 14 Laura McNeill St Margaret's School (Aber.) 12:24 90 Ishbel Lapslie Strathallan School 15 Kate Richardson Hutchesons' Grammar School 12:25 91 Aimee Smith Jordanhill School 16 Rachel Gillespie Bearsden Academy 12:37 92 Joanna Stewart Inverkeithing HS 17 Cerys Gilbryde Dunblane HS 12:38 93 Flora Hamill Strathallan School 18 Zoe Coyne Williamwood HS 12:40 94 Nicole McGeoch St Joseph's College 19 Lucia Wright St Ambrose HS 12:42 95 Tori Williamson George Watson's College 20 Emma Chamberlain Williamwood HS 12:45 96 Sally Smart St Ninian's HS (Giff.) 21 Charlotte McDowall Belmont Academy 12:49 97 Hannah Stewart Hutchesons' Grammar School 22 Elizabeth Morrow St Thomas Of Aquin's HS 12:52 98 Cara Wotherspoon St Ninian's HS (Giff.) 23 Phoebe Angus St Mungo's RC HS (Falkirk) 12:53 99 Hannah Nisbet Williamwood HS 24 Niamh Whelan Milne's HS 12:53 100 Eilish DeSwarte Queen Anne HS 25 Elena McGorum Peebles HS 12:55 101 Ellie Duncan St Ninian's HS (Giff.) 26 Skye Henderson Beaconhurst 12:57 102 Lucy Miller Mearns Castle HS 27 Eilidh Forbes Earlston HS 13:02 103 Rebecca Gourlay Williamwood HS 28 Jenna Morton St Aloysius College 13:02 104 Emily Jamieson Albyn School 29 Rosie McKay Shawlands Academy 13:02 105 Emily Ironside St Margaret's School (Aber.) 30 Charlie Bridges Hermitage Academy (Ind) 13:06 106 Charlotte Simmers HS of Glasgow 31 Scarlett Donald Edinburgh Academy 13:08 107 Fadia Bedawi Albyn School 32 Hannah Miller Mearns Castle HS 13:12 108 Erin Thomson Queen Anne HS 33 Joanna Littlefield Jordanhill School 13:14 109 Aimee Watson Dunbar Grammar School 34 Anna Jamieson St George's School for Girls 13:14 110 Sarah Johnstone Queen Anne HS 35 Molly Murray Loudoun Academy 13:14 111 Catriona Robertson Strathallan School 36 Skye Marshall Queen Anne HS 13:14 112 Chloe Ritchie Madras College 37 Nicole Proudfoot Annan Academy 13:17 113 Nadine McDonald St Joseph's College 38 Katie Young Williamwood HS 13:20 114 Sylvie Fennell Dunbar Grammar School 39 Elizabeth Thompson Balfron HS 13:22 115 Abbie Meek Dalziel HS 40 Caitlin Thomson Our Lady's HS (Moth) 116 Jodie Williamson Dumfries Academy 41 Anna McKenzie Hutchesons' Grammar School 117 Emma McDonald Dumfries Academy 42 Eilidh Murphy St Ambrose HS 118 Rhian Dowding Dunbar Grammar School 43 Kirsty McNair Lenzie Academy 119 Rachel Smith Boclair Academy 44 Ella Thoms St Margaret's School (Aber.) 120 Amy Lochhead Bishopbriggs Academy 45 Lauren ONeil Glasgow Academy 121 Astrid Chagunda St Joseph's College 46 Charlotte Clare Peebles HS 122 Sarah Gardiner Strathallan School 47 Olivia Burns St Columba's School 123 Rebecca Miller St Ninian's HS (Giff.) 48 Zoe Hawkins Dalziel HS 124 Kirsty Ryman Bishopbriggs Academy 49 Nina Mowatt Perth Academy 125 Kaylee Sharkey Hermitage Academy 50 Lizzie Stansfield Dunblane HS 126 Sophie James St Ninian's HS (Giff.) 51 Janani Mohan St Margaret's School (Aber.) 127 Rebekah Cameron St Ninian's HS (Giff.) 52 Lauren Anderson St George's School for Girls 128 Maisie Whybrow Hermitage Academy 53 Ellen Whitehouse George Heriot's School 54 Millie Stokoe Stirling HS 55 Amy Walker Albyn School 1 Peebles HS 56 Molly Scales Glasgow Academy 2 Williamwood HS 57 Joanna Stewart Inverkeithing HS 3 Hutchesons' Grammar School 58 Rachel Johnson Dingwall Academy 4 St Columba's School 59 Sinead Owen Hermitage Academy 5 St Margaret's School (Aber.) 60 Jade Milne Clydebank HS 6 Jordanhill School 61 Rachel Hughes Jordanhill School 7 HS of Glasgow 62 Lilly Young Balfron HS 8 Queen Anne HS 63 Anna McCracken St Peter the Apostle 9 Strathallan School 64 Isla Bell Madras College 10 Hermitage Academy 65 Lucy Robertson HS of Dundee 11 Dumfries Academy 66 Orla Young Hutchesons' Grammar School 12 St Ninian's HS (Giff.) 67 Tara Jackson Hermitage Academy 68 Rachel Norrie Williamwood HS 69 Isla Kirk Wellington School 70 Lucy Niven St Columba's School 71 Aoife Petrie HS of Glasgow 72 Roma Lynch HS of Glasgow 73 Isla MacPherson St Columba's School 74 Lucy Williamson HS of Glasgow 75 Claudie Quinn HS of Glasgow 76 Abbie Middleton Belmont Academy SSAA Secondary Schools' Cross-Country Championships Beach Park, Irvine Sat. 7th march 2015 Group D Boys 1 David McNair Castlehead HS 12:28 77 Arran Kennedy Greenfaulds HS 2 Hugh Morrow St Thomas Of Aquin's HS 12:43 78 Euan Forbes HS of Glasgow 3 Iain McWhinnie Balwearie HS 12:45 79 Oscar Lecore Albyn School 4 Cameron Taylor-Cameron Denny HS 12:47 80 Callum Elliot HS of Dundee 5 Niall MacLean St Columba's School 12:51 81 Shay Finnamore-Coorkin Strathallan School 6 Dylan Elliot Lenzie Academy 12:53 82 Struan Griffths Strathallan School 7 Jack Trainer Bearsden Academy 12:57 83 Johnny Dunham Annan Academy 8 Thomas Bowden Castle Douglas HS 12:58 84 Josh Ferguson George Watson's College 9 Calum Little Greenfaulds HS 13:02 85 Luke Nelson St Ninian's HS (Giff.) 10 Alasdair McMonagle Greenfaulds HS 13:05 86 Alexander Paton Hutchesons' Grammar School 11 Gavin McWhinnie Balwearie HS 13:09 87 Jan Keeley Castle Douglas HS 12 Gary McPake Glasgow School of Sport 13:13 88 Evan Theobald Cathkin HS 13 Ethan Elder Peebles HS 13:15 89 Cameron Thomson Hutchesons' Grammar School 14 Kane Elliott St Mungo's RC HS (Falkirk) 13:17 90 Reece Wilson Strathallan School 15 Rutter Finn Fortrose Academy 13:18 91 Graeme MacDonald HS of Glasgow 16 Ruairidh MacGregor Cathkin HS 13:20 92 Muhareem Dilek Larbert HS 17 Comhnall Ferguson Stirling HS 13:22 93 Ben Gibson Bishopbriggs Academy 18 Danny McPake Dingwall Academy 13:24 94 Sandy Bonnyman HS of Dundee 19 Ryan Donald Baldragon Academy 13:26 95 Murray Addison Albyn School 20 James Graham George Watson's College 13:31 96 Struan Walker Hutchesons' Grammar School 21 Andrew Duncan St Ninian's HS (Giff.) 13:33 97 Gregor Ryan HS of Dundee 22 Alex Orderley Ardrossan Academy 13:34 98 William Wright Hermitage Academy 23 Josh Law Clydeview Academy 13:36 99 Jay Kidd Baldragon Academy 24 Robert Whittick Hermitage Academy 13:38 100 Brodie McFie St Columba's School 25 Euan Johnstone Inverkeithing HS 13:40 101 Cameron Moore Mearns Castle HS 26 Logan Cotter Marr College 13:42 102 Drew McCann Hermitage Academy 27 Andrew Robertson Strathaven Academy 13:43 103 Finn Burden Lomond School 28 Harry McGill Largs Academy 13:44 104 Adam Blair Dalziel HS 29 Jamie Kinghorn Berwickshire HS 13:45 105 Liam Angely Cathkin HS 30 Harry Fuller Berwickshire HS 13:48 106 Finlay Hood Dunbar Grammar School 31 Callum Wilson Dingwall Academy 13:52 107 Peter Keenen Bishopbriggs Academy 32 Craig Angus Peebles HS 13:54 108 Joshua Allen Bishopbriggs Academy 33 Luke Aitken Bearsden Academy 13:54 109 Eden Greig Albyn School 34 Joshua McGrath Hutchesons' Grammar School 14:00 110 C Geddes Hutchesons' Grammar School 35 Blair Scott Baldragon Academy 14:00 111 Callum Morrison Bishopbriggs Academy 36 Leo Weldon St Modan's HS 14:05 112 Ciaran Vass George Heriot's School 37 Connor Gilmour Bishopbriggs Academy 14:05 113 Aaron Carmichael Annan Academy 38 Thomas Ross Stewart's Melville College 14:08 114 Daryl Tait Dunbar Grammar School 39 Owen Keddie Kirkcaldy HS 14:10 115 Gregor Angus Madras College 40 Sean Doherty Albyn School 14:12 116 Muna Nweke Strathallan School 41 Gordon Sivarajan HS of Glasgow 117 Calum Blanche Strathallan School 42 Richard Kneen George Watson's College 118 Rory Campbell St Columba's School 43 Eoghan O'Donnell St Ninian's HS (Giff.) 119 Daniel Holland George Heriot's School 44 Shea Scally St Ninian's HS (Giff.) 120 Jamie Macintosh Dalziel HS 45 Euan Cruikshank St Joseph's College 46 Josh Reid Dingwall Academy 47 Joe Donnelly North Berwick HS 1 Dingwall Academy 48 Finn McRobb HS of Glasgow 2 St Ninian's HS (Giff.) 49 McKenzie Lawler Dunbar Grammar School 3 HS of Glasgow 50 Alex Bergin Strathallan School 4 Hutchesons' Grammar School 51 Lyon Ross Fortrose Academy 5 Dunbar Grammar School 52 Sorley Johston Bishopbriggs Academy 6 St Columba's School 53 Alan Mollins Dunoon Grammar School 7 Albyn School 54 Sean - Fischer Keogh St Columba's HS (Gour.) 8 Bishopbriggs Academy 55 Jack Calvert Braes HS 9 Hermitage Academy 56 Gavin MacKay Castlehead HS 10 Strathallan School 57 Cameron Bullen Dunbar Grammar School 11 Annan Academy 58 Alex Ellen Dingwall Academy 59 Callum Coli Dingwall Academy 60 Alex Marshall Hutchesons' Grammar School 61 Alan McCulloch Dalziel HS 62 Aidan Hendry St Columba's School 63 Ross Bayliss Clydebank HS 64 Stewart Aird Clydebank HS 65 Ethan Macleod Dingwall Academy 66 Adam Kennedy HS of Glasgow 67 Patrick Harrison Peebles HS 68 Jamie Cracknell Annan Academy 69 Thomas Leitch Dunbar Grammar School 70 Euan Chalmers Eastwood HS 71 Jamie McCulloch Prestwick Academy 72 Danny Bryden Annan Academy 73 louis Crickmar Balwearie HS 74 Ryan Thomson Hermitage Academy 75 Alex Beeson Albyn School 76 Gregor Farrer Boroughmuir HS SSAA Secondary Schools' Cross-Country Championships Beach 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