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British Schools Championships at iceSheffield on 7 March 2015 Boys (Years 6-7) Under 27kg Boys (Years 6-7) Under 30kg GOLD Zach McMurray Lakefield Primary School GOLD Joseph Peden Bishopton Primary School SILVER Reece Edwards Seafield Primary School SILVER Daniel Peden Bishopton Primary School BRONZE Tejan Hall West Croft Junior School BRONZE Benjamin Mersini Grove Primary School BRONZE Ethan Steele Friskney All Saints FIFTH Joseph Jackson St Clare's RC Primary FIFTH Finlay Baker Gwauncelyn Primary School Entry: 3 Entry: 10 Boys (Years 6-7) Under 34kg Boys (Years 6-7) Under 38kg GOLD Zachary Morrison The Campion School GOLD Tom Kirk Tomlinscote School SILVER James Gray Pitteuchar West Primary School SILVER Adam Belgroune Bankhead Primary School BRONZE Josh Teal Ralph Sadleir School BRONZE Nikita Petrak Mossbourne BRONZE Adam Robinson Burnside BRONZE Finley Watson Knockhall Academy FIFTH Sam Eaton Birchwood High School FIFTH Benjamin Grist Ash Manor FIFTH James Hemer Westacre Middle School FIFTH Rory Tyrrell Mawsley Community Primary Entry: 22 Entry: 32 Boys (Years 6-7) Under 42kg Boys (Years 6-7) Under 46kg GOLD George Davies Bishopsgate School GOLD Jack Moszczynski Boroughmuir SILVER Daniel Franklin The Forest School SILVER Conor Hewitt-Harvey Roding Valley High School BRONZE Ben Eastwood North Shore Academy BRONZE Ryan McInness Rosshall Academy BRONZE Euann Mightens Dingwall Academy BRONZE Cameron Henderson Pitcoudie Primary School FIFTH Dan Haugh Davidson's Mains Primary FIFTH Kai Evans Forset School FIFTH Ryan May Valley Gardens Middle School FIFTH Thomas Dawson Banovallum School Entry: 26 Entry: 15 Boys (Years 6-7) Under 50kg Boys (Years 6-7) Under 55kg GOLD Harry Le Mare Fullbrook School GOLD Finlay Ferguson Monkseaton Middle School SILVER Rhys Connor Mill Hill School SILVER Pierre Michelin Ivybridge Community College BRONZE Sam Darwell Longcroft School BRONZE Harry Hamilton Melior Community Academy BRONZE Joshua Leonard Chatsmore Catholic High School BRONZE Connor Trotter Ormesby Academy FIFTH Laurence Andrews Forgevalley School FIFTH Cameron Harrington The St Lawrence Academy Entry: 12 Entry: 4 Boys (Years 6-7) Under 66kg Boys (Years 6-7) Over 66kg GOLD Volodimir Myhalyuk St Anne's Catholic Chertsey GOLD Matthew Johnston Holm Primary School SILVER Oliver Croskery-Erichsen Valley Gardens Middle School SILVER Muhammad Boudemagh Centrail Foundation Islington BRONZE Callum Kneeshaw Hillsview Academy BRONZE Cameron Standell-Walker City Academy Entry: 3 Entry: 3 British Schools Championships at iceSheffield on 7 March 2015 Girls (Years 6-7) Under 28kg Girls (Years 6-7) Under 32kg GOLD Summer Shaw Crawley Ridge Junior School GOLD Jasmine Teal Ralph Sadleir School SILVER Chloe Dodge Bourne End Academy BRONZE Mae Bostock Ox Close Primary School BRONZE Ellie Hutton St Columbas Primary School FIFTH Jasmin Edwards Larkhill Primary School FIFTH Alicia Harmes Berkeley Junior School Entry: 1 Entry: 14 Girls (Years 6-7) Under 36kg Girls (Years 6-7) Under 40kg GOLD Rachel Jackson Macmillan Academy GOLD Mary Tomblin Catmose College SILVER Jessica Reeves Katherine Lady Berkeley SILVER Holly Devall Pontyclun Primary School BRONZE Ceri Millward Hayesfield Girls School BRONZE Grace McGlone Hermitage Academy BRONZE Eve Jackson Macmillan Academy BRONZE Ella Hampson Scissett Middle School FIFTH Eleanor McAteer Redhill School FIFTH Abby Baker Burghclere Primary School FIFTH Eleanor Morris Mosspits Lane Primary School FIFTH Katherine Burke Balcombe Primary School Entry: 15 Entry: 7 Girls (Years 6-7) Under 44kg Girls (Years 6-7) Under 48kg GOLD Roxanne Proctor Cheam High School GOLD Lauren Hill St Mary's Redcliffe and Temple SILVER Isobel Kitchen Hipperholme and Lightcliffe High SILVER Cordelia Gregory Plymstock School BRONZE Aleesha Bowles Walton School BRONZE Ashleigh Gainer Fazakerley High School BRONZE Terri Gough The Stonehenge School BRONZE Holly Woolman-Lane Catmose College FIFTH Nicole Watson Mearns Castle High School FIFTH Mia 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Palmer Catholic Academy FIFTH Lucy Harris Ellowes Hall Sports College FIFTH Angel Anegbeh The Palmer Catholic Academy Entry: 6 Entry: 4 British Schools Championships at iceSheffield on 7 March 2015 Boys (Years 8-9) Under 34kg Boys (Years 8-9) Under 38kg GOLD William Burke Warden Park Academy GOLD Martin Suvitra Hylands School SILVER Adam Funnell Hazelwick School SILVER Matthew Lynch Shevington High School BRONZE Luke Fields Salesian School BRONZE Haydn Williams Parmiter's BRONZE Elliot Newth Higham Lane School FIFTH Charlie Alvis St Georges FIFTH Steven Breese Welshpool High School Entry: 3 Entry: 6 Boys (Years 8-9) Under 42kg Boys (Years 8-9) Under 46kg GOLD Thomas Inglis Dingwall Academy GOLD Ozzy Gowen Chipping Sodbury School SILVER Oliver Tero Wellington SILVER Ethan Boland-White The Blue School Wells BRONZE Matthew Hemer Droitwich High School BRONZE Ian Levett Park House School BRONZE Jake Allen Marine Academy Plymouth BRONZE Jack Delahunty The Downs School FIFTH Anusit Phalasan 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