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British Schools Championships British Schools Championships at EIS Sheffield on 8-9 April 2017 Boys (Years 6/7) Under 27kg Boys (Years 6/7) Under 30kg GOLD Freddie Egleton Thundersley Primary School GOLD Alex Wright Dorothy Stringer School SILVER Conall Clarke Berkhamsted Prep SILVER Max Cheung Preston Hedges Primary BRONZE Maxwell Masuku Lianilltud Faerdref Primary BRONZE Arthur Tipping Christchurch Junior School FIFTH Laurence Hill St Davids Primary School FIFTH Jack Stevens Bishop Veseys Grammar School Entry: 2 Entry: 7 Boys (Years 6/7) Under 34kg Boys (Years 6/7) Under 38kg GOLD Henry Sturm Gordons GOLD Tommy Batstone Eastbrook Comprehensive SILVER Bobby King Summercroft Primary School SILVER Owen Lambert St Andrews C of E BRONZE Harvey Creasey-Cottle Lavington School BRONZE Jack Wright Settle College BRONZE Soni Maidment Wycliffe Preparatory School BRONZE Franz Cuison St Mary Star of The Sea FIFTH Abdellah Boussetoua Lawdale Primary School FIFTH Travis Hutchinson Esh C of E FIFTH Matyas Jonas Chilwell School FIFTH Thomas Brelsford Glossopdale Community College Entry: 15 Entry: 18 Boys (Years 6/7) Under 42kg Boys (Years 6/7) Under 46kg GOLD Mason Campbell Hornsea School Language College GOLD Abderrahim Rahmani Mossbourne SILVER Kian Standell-Walker City Academy SILVER Corey O'Neal-Narcis Michaela School BRONZE William Andrews Marlcliffe Primary School BRONZE Fraser Clark Park Mains High School BRONZE Tommy Jackson Malet Lambert School BRONZE Archie Tancock The Bishops Stortford High School FIFTH Marc Hunt Widmer End FIFTH Tommy Sheerin St Edwards Senior Cheltenham FIFTH Levi Peters Beechview Academy FIFTH Peter Harcsa-Pinter Bluecoat Beechdale Academy Entry: 24 Entry: 15 Boys (Years 6/7) Under 50kg Boys (Years 6/7) Under 55kg GOLD Harrison Grist Ash Manor School GOLD Spencer Cheng Glasgow Hillhead High SILVER Samir Ait-Kaci Oldfield School SILVER Abdulatif Ghani Pimlico Academy BRONZE Kayden Rudman Bournside Secondary School BRONZE Eden Heffernan Milngavie Primary BRONZE Christopher Howe St Columba’s BRONZE Antonin Supa Piper's Vale CP School FIFTH Matthew Sweeney Gryffe High Scool FIFTH Shane Anderson Fenwick Primary School FIFTH Kacper Lesniewski Tendring Technology College FIFTH Joe Bygate Park View School Entry: 11 Entry: 8 Boys (Years 6/7) Under 60kg Boys (Years 6/7) Over 60kg GOLD Samuel Cooper The Portsmouth Grammar School GOLD Daniel Ede Cheam High School SILVER Reuben Lovatt Welshpool High School SILVER Arsens Mihailovs The Garrard Academy BRONZE Oliver Jehu Redruth School BRONZE Harry Ashen SS Peter & Paul RC Primary FIFTH Theodore Rodman John Cabot Academy Entry: 5 Entry: 2 British Schools Championships at EIS Sheffield on 8-9 April 2017 Girls (Years 6/7) Under 28kg Girls (Years 6/7) Under 32kg GOLD Sophie Carson Darnley Primary School GOLD Amie McMurray Bideford College SILVER Isabelle Haigh Sacred Heart RCPS, Rochdale SILVER Myeisha Dawkins Marish Primary BRONZE Rosie Hodgson Lady Lumleys BRONZE Jade Reardon Whitcliffe Mount FIFTH Isabel Dowson Gable Hall Scholl FIFTH Chloe Witt Westonbirt School Entry: 2 Entry: 6 Girls (Years 6/7) Under 36kg Girls (Years 6/7) Under 40kg GOLD Chloe Link Ospringe School GOLD Maria Damas Tomlinscote School SILVER Kiya Butler Dawlish Community College SILVER Abbie Brown Chichester Free School BRONZE Emma McCabe St James' Primary BRONZE Meredith Batty Calder High School BRONZE Lola Hodson Gwauncelyn Primary School BRONZE Holly Morris Patchway Community College FIFTH Gracy Maidment Avening Primary School FIFTH Laura Allen Bedford Academy FIFTH Millie Kempson St Johns Wetley Rocks FIFTH Tahlia Collis-Smith Milverton House Preparatory Entry: 12 Entry: 16 Girls (Years 6/7) Under 44kg Girls (Years 6/7) Under 48kg GOLD Phoebe Digweed John O'Gaunt GOLD Ellie Gilbert Byrchall High School SILVER Freya Boyd Resolis Primary SILVER Leah Jackson De Lisle College BRONZE Sophie McNeill Kelvinside Academy BRONZE Kayley Lynn Settle College BRONZE Nicole Wood Pipers Corner School BRONZE Hannah Lumb Saxmundham Free School FIFTH Macy Norgate Muirtown Primary School FIFTH Isabelle Rhodes-Fussell Colstons School FIFTH Maddie Rymer Channing School FIFTH Rebecca Willis Rosemellin Entry: 12 Entry: 6 Girls (Years 6/7) Under 52kg Girls (Years 6/7) Under 57kg GOLD Lois Richardson Beverley High School GOLD Anya Hassan Churchill Community College SILVER Lydia Pearson Queen Elizabeth High School SILVER Milly Horsfield Haslington Primary BRONZE Wiktoria Tomera Cardinal Numan Catholic High School BRONZE Smilte Smitriute Southwood Primary School FIFTH Izzy Ninnis Pennoweth Primary School Entry: 2 Entry: 5 Girls (Years 6/7) Under 78kg Girls (Years 6/7) Over 78kg GOLD Amarah Peters Highcrest Academy GOLD Helena Fuller-Harvey Ribston Hall High School SILVER Mercedes Anegbeh The Palmer Catholic Academy BRONZE Chloe Baker Southlands High School BRONZE Summer Anegbeh The Palmer Catholic Academy Entry: 4 Entry: 1 British Schools Championships at EIS Sheffield on 8-9 April 2017 Boys (Years 8/9) Under 34kg Boys (Years 8/9) Under 38kg GOLD Joseph Jackson Macmillan Academy GOLD Ethan Steele Giles Academy SILVER Max Oliver Bishop Stopford Kettering SILVER Joshua Hembra Highdown School BRONZE Tejay Hall Coedcae BRONZE George Holland Harris Academy BRONZE Harvey WoodsHighams Park School BRONZE Matthew Grant All Hallows Catholic School FIFTH Alec Clarke Egerton Rothesay FIFTH Mackenzie Dove Heart of England FIFTH Owen Davis Katharine Lady Berkeley's FIFTH Angus Marsh Inverkeithing High School Entry: 8 Entry: 9 Boys (Years 8/9) Under 42kg Boys (Years 8/9) Under 46kg GOLD Rory Tyrrell Lodge Park Academy GOLD Edward Burnie Blessed Trinity RC College SILVER Andrew Lappin Williamwood High School SILVER Bradley Langford Erasmus Darwin Academy BRONZE Callum Davidson Merchant Taylors' Boys School BRONZE Dan Wyper Jordanhill School BRONZE Charlie Thorp Kesgrave High School BRONZE Adem Aouicha Ernest Bevin College FIFTH Josh Teal Freman College FIFTH Sam Eaton Birchwood High School FIFTH Andrew Kennard Dartford Grammar School FIFTH Alexandre Kouda Verulam Entry: 19 Entry: 20 Boys (Years 8/9) Under 50kg Boys (Years 8/9) Under 55kg GOLD Ryan Elnaggiar The Weald GOLD Benjamin Grist Ash Manor School SILVER Cameron McIvor Hounsdown School SILVER Kheireddine Guemmane Ernest Bevin College BRONZE Tyrese Yearwood Bourne End Academy BRONZE Rhys Connor Mill Hill School BRONZE Nye Greasley Queen Katherine School BRONZE Rhys Eckley Ysgol David Hughes FIFTH Jamie King Birchwood High School FIFTH Taryn Hawtrey-Collier Richard Lander School FIFTH Daniel Della Mura Salesian College FIFTH William Hickman Melksham Oak Entry: 14 Entry: 21 Boys (Years 8/9) Under 60kg Boys (Years 8/9) Under 66kg GOLD Anton Myers Perry Beeches The Academy GOLD Pierre Michelin Ivybridge Community College SILVER Edward Holder Chosen Hill School SILVER Joshua Hooper Oldfield School BRONZE Josh Stoneman Burnside Enterprise College BRONZE Ethan Foyle Aylesford School BRONZE Nathan Harris Archbishop McGrath Catholic High BRONZE Jack Walker Tudor Grange Academy FIFTH Cole Gadsby Matthew Arnold FIFTH Benjamin Brown Home Schooled FIFTH Luke Smith Alcester Grammar FIFTH Gregor Miller Perth High School Entry: 13 Entry: 11 Boys (Years 8/9) Under 73kg Boys (Years 8/9) Under 90kg GOLD Jake McKenna Conyers GOLD Younes Aberkane Bow School SILVER Orlando Closs Harrow School SILVER Oliver Pritchard The Streetly Academy BRONZE Callum Kneeshaw Hillsview Academy BRONZE Muhammad Boudemagh Central Foundation Boy School BRONZE Connor Trotter Outwood Acadamy BRONZE Raphael Michail Queen Elizabeth Academy FIFTH Peter Peganov Harrow School Entry: 4 Entry: 5 Boys (Years 8/9) Over 90kg GOLD Cameron Standell-Walker City Academy SILVER Shayden Walters Ernest Bevin College BRONZE Dat Ooan Harrow School BRONZE Connor O'Donnell Outwood Acadamy Entry: 4 British Schools Championships at EIS Sheffield on 8-9 April 2017 Girls (Years 8/9) Under 32kg Girls (Years 8/9) Under 36kg GOLD Emilia Wormwell Bishop Challoner School GOLD Kyla Carr Consett Academy SILVER Amy Bundy Marshalls Park BRONZE Melissa Bullen Penair BRONZE Aimee Lawson Thorp Academy Entry: 1 Entry: 4 Girls (Years 8/9) Under 40kg Girls (Years 8/9) Under 44kg GOLD Leah Hasler The Appleton School GOLD Christy Simpson St Margarets Academy SILVER Summer Shaw Kings International College SILVER Annalise Carew Thomas Aveling BRONZE Freya Wong Swanmore College BRONZE Tooba Fakhravar Hillcrest School BRONZE Holly Payton Barr Beacon BRONZE Zoe Wright Dorothy Stringer School FIFTH Keira Pybus Elgin Academy FIFTH Poppy Howe Queen Katherine School FIFTH Maggie Rumsby-Ferris Longdean School FIFTH Charlotte Stewart Settle College Entry: 7 Entry: 7 Girls (Years 8/9) Under 48kg Girls (Years 8/9) Under 52kg GOLD Trenisse Malazarte Nonsuch High School For Girls GOLD Isabelle Morris Kepier Academy SILVER Emily Tipping Downend SILVER Aleesha Bowles Crispin School BRONZE Ellie Hutton St Thomas More RC Academy BRONZE Ashliegh Gainer Fazakerley High School BRONZE Ella Hampson Scissett Middle School BRONZE Megan Price Huxlow Science College FIFTH Daisy Schwarzer Queen Katherine School FIFTH Amy Riddlesdell Oakham School FIFTH Anika Rabi Woking High School FIFTH Holly Phillips Q3 Academy Entry: 14 Entry: 9 Girls (Years 8/9) Under 57kg Girls (Years 8/9) Under 63kg GOLD Ashleigh Price Cleethorpes Academy GOLD Lucy O'Hara Bearsden Academy SILVER Ellie Kearley Priory School SILVER Nicole Watson Mearns Castle High BRONZE Cerys Thomasson Sandbach High School BRONZE Jessica Carroll The Robert Napier School BRONZE Ellie Kirby Collingwood College BRONZE Diona Matthews Petchey Academy FIFTH Saffron Cranston Glossopdale
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