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IC Named Resultsfinal120819 Under 15 Boys 100m PosnAthlete Name Club W/S 1Jefferson Kong Lancashire 11.67 -1.4 2Bayleigh Lawton Yorkshire 11.75 3 Morgan Corcoran Yorkshire 11.96 4James Bell Cumbria 12.03 5Yaw Afirifah-Mensah Derbyshire 12.08 6Ben Ayuk North East 12.25 7Sean Collins Gtr Manchester 12.26 8Joel Brown-King North East 12.29 9 Jake Horvath-Szovati Derbyshire 12.34 10 Natan Witkowski Gtr Manchester 12.40 11Toby Cowling Lincolnshire 12.51 12Uzeze Onomerike Cheshire 12.65 13Drew Bradley Cheshire 12.65 14Dexter Paquette Lincolnshire 12.69 15Ethan Seeds Cumbria 12.95 16Gabriel Li La-Vigars Humberside 13.41 17Hayden Middleton Lancashire 13.45 18Isaac Walker Humberside 13.67 Under 15 Boys 200m PosnAthlete Name Club W/S 1Jacob Hockin Yorkshire 23.96 -1.8 2 Morgan Corcoran Yorkshire 24.60 3Sean Collins Gtr Manchester 24.62 4 Jake Horvath-Szovati Derbyshire 25.09 5Will Lashley Lancashire 25.23 6Toby Cowling Lincolnshire 25.58 7Joel Brown-King North East 25.67 8Uzezi Onomerike Cheshire 25.86 9Callum Wain Cheshire 25.90 10Dexter Paquette Lincolnshire 26.10 11Leon Hall North East 26.63 12Isaac Walker Humberside 28.02 13Finlay Southcoat Humberside 29.69 Under 15 Boys 800m Posn Athlete Name W/S 1Josh Blevins North East 2:03.74 2William Stanway Derbyshire 2:05.07 3Zak Old North East 2:06.35 4Hayden Mercer Lancashire 2:07.84 5Thomas Chadwick Lancashire 2:07.85 6Jamie Richardson Cheshire 2:08.51 7Louis How Yorkshire 2:09.72 8 Max Lowrey Gtr Manchester 2:10.03 9 Will Parker Gtr Manchester 2:10.74 10Donnabhan Rudden Yorkshire 2:10.79 11Dylan Carney Cheshire 2:10.83 12Charlie Burrell Humberside 2:10.94 13Alex Galpin Lincolnshire 2:11.77 14Jasper humphries Lincolnshire 2:15.92 15Dylan Owens Cumbria 2:18.25 16Lucas Walton Humberside 2:18.91 Under 15 Boys 80mH PosnAthlete Name Club W/S 1Drew Bradley Cheshire 11.94 -1.3 2Ben Boocock Lancashire 12.08 3Finlay Wilkinson North East 12.09 4 Natan Witkowski Gtr Manchester 12.57 5Hayden Middleton Lancashire 12.92 6William Reid Yorkshire 12.94 7 Jay Cook Gt Man B 13.21 8Tom Bentley Yorkshire 13.22 9Callum Wain Cheshire 13.44 10George Reynolds Derbyshire 13.49 11Jay Rowson North East 13.90 12James Foot Derbyshire 14.32 Under 15 Boys Long Jump PosnAthlete Name Club W/S 1George Lowe Lancs 5.60 +1.6 2Oliver Atkinson Cheshire 5.56 +1.0 3Tom Bentley Yorkshire 5.40 +1.7 4Jack Hilton Lancs 5.39 +1.9 5 Natan Witkowski Gtr Manchester 5.31 +0.3 6Ethan Seeds Cumbria 5.24 +3.4 7Gabriel Li La-Vigars Humberside 5.13 +1.7 8Joshua Hickson North East 5.11 +1.1 9Callum Wain Cheshire 5.07 +1.3 10Luke Dawson Cumbria 5.06 +2.7 11Ryan Rawlinson Yorks 4.97 +0.1 11William Reid Derbys 4.97 +2.6 13Max Aslin Lincs 4.85 +0.8 14Lewis Davison North East 4.85 +0.3 15Archie Protheroe Derbys 4.77 +1.6 16Daniel Smith Humberside 3.81 +1.4 Under 15 Boys Javelin Posn Athlete Name Club 1George Lowe Lancashire 48.40 2Oliver Atkinson Cheshire 44.68 3Gabriel Li La-Vigars Humberside 35.90 4Alex Chivers Humberside 33.46 5Joshua Moss Yorkshire 32.21 6Edward Gardiner North East 28.94 7Cameron Marshall North East 27.21 8Luke Dawson Cumbria 26.79 9Hayden Blunn Cheshire 25.65 10Harley Wilson Yorkshire 25.51 11Remy Maclachlan Derbyshire 24.60 12Joe Harris Lincolnshire 24.55 13Aaron Holliday Cumbria 23.47 Under 15 Boys Shot Posn Athlete Name Club 1Isaac Delaney Lancashire 14.17 2Aaron Ruter Yorkshire 12.57 3Vinny Baker North East 12.25 4Luke Dawson Cumbria 11.47 5Thomas Mann North East 10.36 6Ryan Rawlinson Derbyshire 10.06 7 Bailey Stirzaker Yorkshire 9.80 8Alex Chivers Humberside 9.50 9Aaron Holliday Cumbria 9.33 10Malachi Cooper Derbyshire 9.23 11Ryan Corrin Lancashire 9.15 12Ben Lilley Cheshire 9.08 13Edwin Cook HumbersideA 8.20 14Hayden Blunn Cheshire 7.15 Under 15 Boys 4x100m relay Posn Yorkshire 46.00 1 Lancashire 48.00 2 North East 48.62 3 Lincolnshire 49.57 4 Derbyshire 49.61 5 Cheshire 49.73 6 Cumbria 51.68 Under 17 Women 100m PosnAthlete Name Club W/S 1 Joy Eze North East 12.30 -2.3 2 Hilary Gode Yorkshire 12.83 3Charlotte Kelsey North East 12.87 4Anna Lashley Lancashire 13.07 5Temi Mustapha Lancashire 13.16 6Eniola Ajagbe Derbyshire 13.16 7Daisy Logan Humberside 13.29 8Leah Proctor Derbyshire 13.33 9Holly Aslin Lincolnshire 13.36 10Keira Gilman Lincolnshire 13.38 11Philippa Viyazhante Yorkshire 13.48 12Alanah Thoresby Humberside 13.73 13Lisa Barlow Cumbria 13.78 14Olivia Ashdown Cheshire 14.35 15Natasha Watmough Cheshire 14.72 Under 17 Women 300m PosnAthlete Name Club W/S 1Millie Wright Yorkshire 41.29 2Isabelle Bloem Yorkshire 41.66 3Jodie Martin Humberside 41.90 4Ava Tapperell North East 42.24 5Kianna Proctor Lancashire 42.34 6Annie Bell Cumbria 42.44 7Leah Proctor Derbyshire 42.75 8Amelia Proctor Humberside 42.89 9 Christie Allen Gtr Manchester 43.25 10Ellie Odlin Lincolnshire 44.45 11Angelica Oparinde Derbyshire 44.49 12 Matilda Grierson North East 44.58 13Olivia Ashdown Cheshire 45.13 14Ellie Stockdale Cheshire 46.21 Under 17 Women 800m PosnAthlete Name Club W/S 1Olivia Leigh Lancashire 2:16.90 2Zoe Hunter Yorkshire 2:17.01 3Shen Wigfield-Turner Yorkshire 2:18.69 4Abigale Earnshaw Lancashire 2:18.98 5Evie Odlin Lincolnshire 2:20.00 6Rosie Hughes North East 2:20.18 7Rebecca Main Cheshire 2:23.46 8Niicole Phillips North East 2:24.83 9Claudia Turnell Derbyshire 2:25.03 10Chloe Love Humberside 2:26.84 11 Charlotte Haywood-Percival Gtr Manchester 2:29.22 12Faye Conboy Cheshire 2:31.86 13Ella Shaw-Hall Humberside 2:32.01 14 Erin Grime Gtr Manchester 2:32.18 Under 17 Women 1500m PosnAthlete Name Club W/S 1Amy Leonard North East 4:46.90 2 Robyn Greenway Humberside 4:48.24 3Molly Peel Lincolnshire 4:48.91 4Neve Hardcastle Yorkshire 4:51.86 5Jess Wattson Lancashire 4:57.42 6Ellie Hudson Cheshire 5:01.73 7 Mo Martin Yorkshire 5:02.27 8 Amelia Bratt Gtr Manchester 5:11.11 9 Kirsty Nash North East 5:12.95 10 Megan Lewis Gtr Manchester 5:13.06 11 Millie Weaver Humberside 5:14.56 12Skye Kelsey Derbyshire 5:14.96 13Jasmine Greveson Derbyshire 5:15.25 14Ellie Rainbow Lincolnshire 5:17.49 Under 17 Women 3000m PosnAthlete Name Club W/S 1Rose Forrest Yorkshire 10:32.55 2Jessica Connolly Cheshire 10.47.88 3 Roisin McGrath Yorkshire 10:55.88 4Libby Huxley Lancashire 11:09.18 5Scarlett Sutton Lancashire 11:21.41 6Hermione Pickering Humberside 11:24.54 7Cecila Reid North East 11:25.64 8Grace Sullivan Lincolnshire 11:30.55 9Georgina North Humberside 12:03.86 Under 17 Women 80mH PosnAthlete Name Club W/S 1Philippa Ellis North East 12.06 -1.4 2 Amy Lott North East 12.10 3Myah Booth Lancashire 12.24 4Charlie Yates Derbyshire 12.45 5Elle Grace Hinchliffe Yorkshire 12.49 6Safiya Dragisic-Wood Gtr Manchester 12.50 7Annabelle Taylor Cumbria 12.69 8Kiera Warhurst Derbyshire 12.85 9Lauren McClean Humberside 12.98 10Lois Carroll Lancashire 13.28 11Erica Davison Yorkshire 13.33 12Emma Jackson Cheshire 13.48 13Shannon Thompson Cumbria 18.30 Under 17 Women Long Jump PosnAthlete Name Club W/S 1 KiiKii Brown Yorkshire 5.39 +2.3 2Philippa Ellis North East 5.21 +0.8 3 Olivia Reah Yorkshire 5.14 +1.3 4Lauren Tunstall Lancashire 4.92 +1.6 5Leah Hayward Lancashire 4.85 +1.5 6 Daisy Percival North East 4.84 +1.9 7Holly Aslin Lincolnshire 4.77 +2.5 8 Orla McGinty Derbyshire 4.75 +1.9 9Bethan Parr Cumbria 4.69 +1.1 10Emily Dye Humberside 4.66 +0.0 11Brooke Steele Cumbria 4.54 +1.5 12Ella-Louise Asbrey Lincolnshire 4.16 +2.1 Under 17 Women High Jump Posn Athlete Name Club 1 Zara Tyas Yorkshire 1.70 2 Miriam Levy Yorkshire 1.60 3Charlie Yates Derbyshire 1.60 4Alanah Thoresby Humberside 1.55 5Leah Howard Lancashire 1.55 6 Ellie Morris North East 1.50 7Lucy Fyffe Lancashire 1.50 8Lauren McClean Humberside 1.50 9Anna Fitzpatrick North East 1.45 9Patricija Nemanyte Derbyshire 1.45 11Katie Irving Cumbria 1.45 12Brooke Steele Cumbria 1.40 13Fatoumatta Bojang Cheshire 1.40 14Ellie Stockdale Cheshire 1.25 Under 17 Women Pole Vault Posn Athlete Name Club 1Molly Elliott North East 3.40 2Amy Holt Yorkshire 3.20 3Gabriella Wilson Derbyshire 3.00 4Erin Hunt Yorkshire 2.70 5Kiera Warhurst Derbyshire 2.60 6Chloe Parson Lancashire 2.30 7Ellise Balshaw Lancashire 2.00 Under 17 Women Javelin Posn Athlete Name Club 1Lauren Foletti Yorkshire 45.24 2Millie Coy Lancashire 36.95 3Amelia Russell Humberside 32.00 4Lauren Tunstall Lancashire 30.91 5Bethan Parr Cumbria 26.63 6 Orla Carty North East 26.07 7Rose Winter North East 25.55 8Jess Crosby Yorkshire 25.17 9Holly Aslin Lincolnshire 20.04 10Emma Jackson Cheshire 11.34 11Ellie Stockdale Cheshire 11.22 12Georgina North Humberside 5.90 Under 17 Women Shot Posn Athlete Name Club 1Lucy Giles North East 12.54 2Holly Adams Humberside 12.09 3Macy Noblett Lancashire 12.02 4Myah Booth Lancashire 11.51 5Philippa Ellis North East 11.32 6Aaliyah Cawley Yorkshire 10.65 7KiiKii Brown Yorkshire 9.46 8Amelia Russell Humberside 9.06 9Brooke Steele Cumbria 7.80 10Shannon Thompson Cumbria 7.76 11Emma Jackson Cheshire 7.44 12Madeleine Blunn Cheshire 7.16 13Ella-Louise Asbrey Lincolnshire 7.02 Under 17 Women Medley relay Yorkshire 4:15.85 Lancashire 4:20.31 North East 4:22.31 Lincolnshire 4:28.71 Cheshire 4:28.94 Derbyshire 4:38.09 Humberside 4:52.96 Cumbria 4:58.90 Under 15 Girls 100m PosnAthlete Name Club W/S 1 Nady Kihuyu Yorkshire 12.52 +2.0 2Ava Jones Yorkshire 12.64 3 Darcey Garbutt North East 12.87 4Megan Corker Cheshire 13.14 5Joanna Crulley North East 13.15 6Tilly Cairns Humberside 13.26 7Emily Rankin Lancashire 13.37 8Eleanor Noblet Lancashire 13.38 9Madeleine Tatham Derbyshire 13.68 10Hannah Moody Derbyshire 13.79 11Kate Horobin Cheshire 13.96 12Katie Marsh Lincolnshire 14.04 13Emily Smith Humberside 14.36 14Amy Clark Cumbria 14.50 15Alicia Carchedi Lincolnshire 14.53 Under 15 Girls
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