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National Swimming Finals 2018 National Swimming Finals 2018 Event 1 Year 9/10 Womens 200m IM Record: 2:23.35 ‐ R.Morris (N) 2013 Place Lane Time Name School Area 1 4 2:27.17 Olivia HERRON Cransley School N 2 6 2:39.62 Caitlin SILK Our Lady of Sion School LS 3 8 2:44.79 Daniella HOYLAND St Mary’s School LN 4 5 2:50.90 Eleanor PARTRIDGE Dixie Grammar School M 5 3 2:59.01 Katherine CAIRNEY Reddam House Bearwood LW 7 DNS Hannah GREENWOOD Trinity School SW 2 DQ Ellie CRONIN Saint Nicholas School EA Event 2 Year 9/10 Mens 200m IM Record: 2:16.28 ‐ A.Hogg (N) 2013 Place Lane Time Name School Area 1 2 2:22.41 William PESTELL Colchester High School EA 2 8 2:28.30 Amir CASTRONOVO Northbridge House School LN 3 4 2:34.72 Alex DILLON Scarisbrick Hall School N 4 6 2:39.61 Mackenzie CANNON Shoreham College LS 5 3 2:40.04 Matthew WICKS Mayville High School LW 5 DQ Will MADDOCKS St. Edward’s School M Event 3 Year 11/13 Womens 200m IM Record: 2:26.50 ‐ E.Trotman (LW) 2015 Place Lane Time Name School Area 1 5 2:30.65 Alex BARTLEY Highclare School M 2 6 2:34.79 Abby JACKSON Lingfield College LS 3 4 2:42.23 Sarah REAY Queen Ethelburga’s College N 4 3 3:00.25 Zayna GALLACHER Hawley Place School LW 5 8 3:03.64 Vaidehi PATEL St James Senior Girls’ LN Printed: 23 Jan 2018 at 19:53 Page 1 of 14 National Swimming Finals 2018 Event 4 Year 11/13 Mens 200m IM Record: 2:10.81 ‐ A.Hogg (N) 2016 Place Lane Time Name School Area 1 4 2:09.71 Myles STIRK Hipperholme Grammar N NEW RECORD 2 7 2:21.58 Matthew TANG Park Yeovil School SW 3 6 2:22.68 Oscar SILK Our Lady of Sion School LS 4 8 2:22.95 Cameron WHITE St James Senior Boys’ LN 5 3 2:27.23 Edward NYE LVS Ascot LW 6 5 2:28.90 Horace TAM Dixie Grammar School M 7 2 2:56.53 Seb MUNRO‐SMITH Finborough School EA Event 5 Year 4 Girls 50m Breaststroke Record: 35.37 Place Lane Time Name School Area 1 6 48.97 Katie SHAW Westward School LS 2 5 55.31 Daisey MAY PRICE Highclare School M 3 3 56.40 Chloe WAYMAN St. Catherine’s School LW 4 2 57.00 Florence CLARK Finborough School EA 5 4 57.17 Ginny LAASCH Lady Barn House School N 6 8 57.29 Amirah St. James Junior School LN 7 DQ Erin EVANS Hatherop Castle School SW Event 6 Year 4 Boys 50m Breaststroke Record: 44.81 Place Lane Time Name School Area 1 5 50.10 Hugh MASON‐WILLIAMS Highclare School M 2 2 53.17 Harrison BROOK Littlegarth School EA 3 7 54.17 Ethan HEMMING Leehurst Swan SW 4 3 54.61 Louis REYNOLDS LLOYD Hawley Place School LW 5 6 59.60 Leo JAYASINGHE Merton Court Prep School LS 6 4 1:04.06 Logan COOPER Forest Preparatory School N 8 DQ Karl BRICKS Abercorn School LN Printed: 23 Jan 2018 at 19:53 Page 2 of 14 National Swimming Finals 2018 Event 7 Year 5 Girls 50m Breaststroke Record: 42.61 ‐ O.Herron (N) 2014 Place Lane Time Name School Area 1 3 45.56 Rhiannon THOMAS Claires Court School LW 2 6 46.69 Matilda PURNELL Cumnor House School LS 3 2 49.28 Lyla BELSHAW Littlegarth School EA 4 4 50.39 Amelia BLAKE‐WILLIAMS Abbotsford Prep School N 5 5 51.34 Sophia GORMLEY St. Wystan’s School M 6 8 54.46 Holly MILBURN St. Mary’s School LN 7 7 1:00.73 Constanco GORDA Appleford School SW Event 8 Year 5 Boys 50m Breaststroke Record: 42.50 ‐ M.Cannon (LS) 2013 Place Lane Time Name School Area 1 4 46.93 Sam HALL Prenton Preparatory School N 2 5 47.53 Jack LLEWELLYN Dixie Grammar School M 3 2 47.61 Alex SAILING Langley Prep at Taverham Hall EA 4 3 48.31 Lucas BRIGHTY Hawley Place School LW 5 7 53.60 Will BROWN Torwood House School SW 8 DQ Adrian LIOTTI Abercorn School LN 6 DQ Joseph FITZGERALD Oakhyrst Grange School LS Event 9 Year 6 Girls 50m Breaststroke Record: 38.45 ‐ O.Herron (N) 2015 Place Lane Time Name School Area 1 6 40.04 Emily SHAW Westward School LS 2 4 43.11 Kaitlyn HA Prenton Preparatory School N 3 7 45.98 Olivia SHUTE St. Joseph’s School SW 4 5 46.33 Grace EARP Malvern St. James M 5 3 46.59 Naomi ROBINSON Mayville High School LW 6 8 52.98 Penny DELL Gateway School LN 2 DQ Emily PETTIT Littlegarth School EA Printed: 23 Jan 2018 at 19:53 Page 3 of 14 National Swimming Finals 2018 Event 10 Year 6 Boys 50m Breaststroke Record: 41.10 ‐ W.Pestell (EA) 2015 Place Lane Time Name School Area 1 6 41.48 Demi ALLI Merton Court Prep School LS 2 3 43.39 William WILSON Hawley Place School LW 3 2 44.05 Sterling DEMPSEY Sancton Wood School EA 4 5 45.45 Jack SNEYD Lucton School M 5 7 46.23 James LINEGAR Springmead School SW 6 8 50.31 Ioannis PATTARIS Gatehouse School LN 7 4 53.47 Ben KINNEAR Forest Park School N Event 11 Year 7 Womens 50m Breaststroke Record: 36.45 ‐ O.Herron (N) 2016 Place Lane Time Name School Area 1 5 39.57 Jodie ANDREWS Highclare School M 2 6 40.65 Ella NAPIER Our Lady of Sion School LS 3 3 41.45 Eleanor CHARLTON St. Catherine’s School LW 4 4 41.97 Beatrice TREVOR Tower College N 5 8 42.87 Isabelle NICHOLLS St Mary’s School LN 6 2 43.59 Lucy LE HUQUET Saint Nicholas School EA 7 7 50.30 Holly WHITE The Park School, Yeovil SW Event 12 Year 7 Mens 50m Breaststroke Record: 40.49 ‐ M.Cannon (LS) 2015 Place Lane Time Name School Area 1 7 40.30 Josh O’BRIEN Kings Monkton School SW NEW RECORD 2 5 40.77 Henry STEPHENS St. Edward’s School M 3 3 42.00 James DARGAN Salesian College LW 4 4 44.55 Otto COCKCROFT Cundall Manor School N 5 2 48.05 Josh FAWCETT Sancton Wood School EA 6 6 50.23 Sebastian DEDMAN Our Lady of Sion School LS 7 8 53.03 Nathan JOHNSTON Rushmoor School LN Printed: 23 Jan 2018 at 19:53 Page 4 of 14 National Swimming Finals 2018 Event 13 Year 8 Womens 50m Breaststroke Record: 34.88 ‐ O.Herron (N) 2017 Place Lane Time Name School Area 1 5 36.77 Emmeline GRACE St. Bede’s School M 2 4 37.71 Sophie HAMILTON Queen Ethelburga’s College N 3 6 39.18 Georgia MAGUIRE Shoreham College LS 4 3 39.78 Ellie RAYMOND The Gregg School LW 5 2 43.35 Georgia BLECK Colchester High School EA 6 7 48.39 Iris DOBRESCU The Park School, Yeovil SW 7 8 50.68 Elina PATEL Northwood College LN Event 14 Year 8 Mens 50m Breaststroke Record: 36.84 ‐ B.Quirke (LW) 2013 Place Lane Time Name School Area 1 5 37.45 Daniel CADDICK Chase Grammar School M 2 3 40.36 Miles BROOKS Salesian College LW 3 2 42.12 Ethan RYAN Saint Nicholas School EA 4 6 44.99 Andrew SAYEGH Our Lady of Sion School LS 5 4 45.22 Matthew JACKSON Hipperholme Grammar N 6 7 47.08 Ruaraidh COLLAR Leehurst Swan SW Event 15 Year 9/10 Womens 100m Breaststroke Record: 1:13.75 Place Lane Time Name School Area 1 4 1:16.03 Olivia HERRON Cransley School N 2 3 1:26.31 Emily LATIMORE Ballard School LW 3 6 1:37.55 Lulu PENTON Lingfield College LS 4 7 1:38.55 Ellie HUMPHREY Trinity School SW 5 5 1:41.24 Ellie MUCKALT Lucton School M 2 DNS Gracie‐mae MARTIN St. John’s School EA Printed: 23 Jan 2018 at 19:53 Page 5 of 14 National Swimming Finals 2018 Event 16 Year 9/10 Mens 100m Breaststroke Record: 1:13.39 ‐ A.Poole (N) 2014 Place Lane Time Name School Area 1 8 1:13.17 Amir CASTRANOVO North Bridge House LN NEW RECORD 2 6 1:15.77 Mackenzie CANNON Shoreham College LS 3 5 1:21.16 Christian ROE Stafford Grammar School M 4 3 1:21.55 Kyrill KENNET Rookwood School LW 5 4 1:26.90 Jamie DARNTON Red House School N 6 7 1:38.90 Marlo MEIKS St Joseph's School SW 7 2 1:40.97 Fergus CRALLAN Colchester High School EA Event 17 Year 11/13 Womens 100m Breaststroke Record: 1:14.13 ‐ K.Matts (N) 2014 Place Lane Time Name School Area 1 6 1:19.83 Leah HAMILTON Shoreham College LS 2 5 1:23.29 Caitlin NEWPORT Princethorpe College M 3 4 1:28.75 Megan IRELAND Queen Ethelburga’s College N 4 3 1:33.33 Anna HUNT St Catherine's School LW 5 7 1:35.39 Rachel GOFF Moyles Court School SW 6 2 2:23.95 Maddy SMITH Colchester High School EA 8 DNS Sally TREMLETT Northwood College LN Event 18 Year 11/13 Mens 100m Breaststroke Record: 1:10.09 ‐ A.Hogg (N) 2014 Place Lane Time Name School Area 1 7 1:06.71 Seb SOUTHON Leehurst Swan School SW NEW RECORD 2 6 1:08.65 Charlie TROTMAN Duke of Kent School LS 3 8 1:09.99 Cameron WHITE St James Senior Boys’ LN 4 5 1:13.13 Jacob ELLIOTT Bowbrook House School M 5 4 1:15.27 Charles KERSHAW Hipperholme Grammar N 6 3 1:16.76 Ethan DE LANDRO Salesian College LW 7 2 1:29.03 Henry MORGAN Saint Nicholas School EA Printed: 23 Jan 2018 at 19:53 Page 6 of 14 National Swimming Finals 2018 Event 19 Year 4 Girls 50m Backstroke Record: 41.10 ‐ M.Sims (LS) 2014 Place Lane Time Name School Area 1 3 44.57 Freya MCKAY Hawley Place School LW 2 6 45.13 Ciara CARROLL Merton Court Preparatory LS 3 2 48.58 Selina GREEN Ursuline Preparatory School EA 4 8 49.44 Eliza GAVAZZA Abercorn School LN 5 4 49.72 Georgia COWGILL Forest Park School N 6 7 50.56 Jessica STENTIFORD Monmouth School SW 7 5 52.54 Lily CARROLL Crackley Hall M Event 20 Year 4 Boys 50m Backstroke Record: 40.18 ‐ N.Aung (EA) 2013 Place Lane Time Name School Area 1 6 44.02 James BELTON Merton Court Preparatory LS 2 5 45.04 Charlie MERRITT Salterford House School M 3 4 45.23 Piers BURTON Huddersfield Grammar N 4 8 46.17 Matthew SANTOS Gatehouse School LN 5 3 46.44 Isaac QUERIOS Meoncross School LW 6 7 48.75 Josiah EVANS Leehurst Swan SW 7 2 49.15 Harrison BROOK Littlegarth School EA Event 21 Year 5 Girls 50m Backstroke Record: 38.25 ‐ E.Seymour‐Perry (M) 2013 Place Lane Time Name School Area 1 4 41.17 Charlotte SHAW Hipperholme Grammar N 2 3 42.28 Gabrielle RAMOS HANDEL Falkener House School LW 3 6 42.38 Aspen PARRY Oakhyrst Grange School LS 4 2 44.04 Lyla BELSHAW Littlegarth School EA 5 7 44.98 Holly SHUTE St.
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