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International & Pan Celtic 4/29/2020 Results List for Grantully Division 1 & 2 Slaloms 2005 GRANDTULLY Pan-Celtic Cup and Division 1 & Division 2 Canoe Slaloms Organised by Scottish Canoe Association Slalom Committee Saturday/Sunday 26/27 March 2005 Grandtully, Perthshire, Scotland Event Timed by BCU Slalom Timing and Technical Personnel using MIKROTIME Timing and Results Systems Full Results for Pan-Celtic Cup - Saturday Sunday Results are also available Mens Kayak Run 1 Run 2 2 Run Pos No. Name Nation Cls Time Pens Tot Time Pens Tot Total 1 149 Neil Caffrey Ireland J18 96.66 0 96.66 101.04 4 105.04 201.70 2 144 Nathan Stevenson England J18 105.71 2 107.71 103.08 0 103.08 210.79 3 160 Aynsley Buggy England 107.02 2 109.02 103.22 2 105.22 214.24 4 240 Greg Hitchen England 106.06 6 112.06 101.92 2 103.92 215.98 5 157 Andrew Marshall Scotland U23 109.93 2 111.93 104.85 0 104.85 216.78 6 123 Stuart Simpson Scotland Vet 110.74 0 110.74 109.46 0 109.46 220.20 7 156 Tom Wakeling Wales U23 107.00 4 111.00 108.00 2 110.00 221.00 8 150 Robert Neave England U23 112.84 2 114.84 103.27 4 107.27 222.11 9 155 Fraser Florence Scotland U23 109.21 0 109.21 109.99 8 117.99 227.20 10 241 Harry Mugford England U23 113.10 2 115.10 111.47 2 113.47 228.57 11 140 James Mugford England J18 113.60 8 121.60 105.95 4 109.95 231.55 12 158 Peter Francis Wales 111.04 2 113.04 114.75 4 118.75 231.79 13 146 Tommy Power Wales J18 120.72 0 120.72 115.57 0 115.57 236.29 14 138 James Bailey England J16 117.12 2 119.12 115.44 2 117.44 236.56 15 141 Edward Kay Scotland J18 112.39 10 122.39 110.77 6 116.77 239.16 16 147 Joe Stephenson England J18 112.84 4 116.84 117.24 8 125.24 242.08 17 143 Daniel Boxwell Ireland J18 116.65 2 118.65 122.03 2 124.03 242.68 18 153 Robin Vasey England U23 124.99 10 134.99 108.60 0 108.60 243.59 19 121 Iain Simpson Scotland Vet 121.79 2 123.79 120.09 0 120.09 243.88 20 148 Gareth Cox Wales J18 121.77 2 123.77 120.90 4 124.90 248.67 21 154 Tom Vogler Wales U23 121.88 6 127.88 118.39 6 124.39 252.27 22 145 Stephen Galbraith Scotland J18 131.11 4 135.11 123.12 2 125.12 260.23 www.mikrotime.com/wwslalom/slalom05/gtl05d1.html 1/7 4/29/2020 Results List for Grantully Division 1 & 2 Slaloms 2005 23 152 Malcolm Kerr Scotland U23 117.10 6 123.10 135.81 2 137.81 260.91 24 128 Joseph Coombs England J14 140.34 8 148.34 120.32 0 120.32 268.66 25 120 Dave Rawding England Vet 134.42 2 136.42 132.04 4 136.04 272.46 26 151 Dafydd Paxton Wales U23 106.53 52 158.53 107.33 8 115.33 273.86 27 130 George Tatchell England J14 136.03 4 140.03 132.05 6 138.05 278.08 28 131 Max Aldridge Wales J14 138.12 4 142.12 138.90 4 142.90 285.02 29 127 Gareth Farrow Wales J14 142.93 2 144.93 144.93 4 148.93 293.86 30 122 Phil Gooding England Vet 123.18 54 177.18 119.79 0 119.79 296.97 31 159 Martin Tatchell England J14 139.05 10 149.05 138.57 12 150.57 299.62 32 136 Joe Morley England J16 114.38 10 124.38 117.54 58 175.54 299.92 33 134 Anton Lippek England J16 123.34 56 179.34 121.24 10 131.24 310.58 34 129 Simon Grant Scotland J14 151.59 8 159.59 150.26 4 154.26 313.85 35 142 Sam Jones Wales J18 144.44 6 150.44 122.09 54 176.09 326.53 36 125 Martyn Setchell England Vet 154.45 2 156.45 162.89 8 170.89 327.34 37 132 Tom Brady England J14 130.01 4 134.01 143.65 64 207.65 341.66 38 135 Toby Jones Wales J16 130.66 56 186.66 113.81 104 217.81 404.47 39 139 David Warren Wales J16 147.35 18 165.35 139.13 104 243.13 408.48 40 133 Owain Evans Wales J14 169.72 64 233.72 207.55 8 215.55 449.27 41 124 Graham Jones Wales Vet 179.58 10 189.58 181.01 108 289.01 478.59 42 137 Steffan Walker Wales J16 170.22 254 424.22 189.45 212 401.45 825.67 43 126 Ray Ponting Wales Vet 311.66 10 321.66 Scratch 321.66 Canadian Singles Run 1 Run 2 2 Run Pos No. Name Nation Cls Time Pens Tot Time Pens Tot Total 1 107 Mark Proctor England J18 117.49 4 121.49 114.57 0 114.57 236.06 2 110 Andy Hamilton Scotland 123.07 0 123.07 119.53 0 119.53 242.60 3 112 Toby Scott England U23 116.87 8 124.87 117.65 10 127.65 252.52 4 109 Peter Hall England J18 121.50 6 127.50 123.03 2 125.03 252.53 5 108 Geoff Wells Wales J18 128.05 6 134.05 125.26 4 129.26 263.31 6 105 Marvin Rounce England J18 129.67 2 131.67 134.71 8 142.71 274.38 7 101 Adrian Jones Wales Vet 175.77 4 179.77 135.75 2 137.75 317.52 8 114 Steve Hesford England 156.00 0 156.00 162.22 2 164.22 320.22 9 106 Aaron Cruickshank Scotland J18 159.15 10 169.15 157.30 54 211.30 380.45 10 100 Dave Royal England Vet 160.83 4 164.83 173.46 54 227.46 392.29 11 103 Greg Pitt England J16 121.29 2 123.29 137.65 156 293.65 416.94 12 113 Zach Franklin England J16 201.33 116 317.33 217.16 158 375.16 692.49 13 102 James Stuart England J16 224.56 308 532.56 198.55 302 500.55 1033.11 14 104 Chris Black Scotland J18 117.32 604 721.32 148.44 260 408.44 1129.76 Womens Kayak Run 1 Run 2 2 Run Pos No. Name Nation Cls Time Pens Tot Time Pens Tot Total 1 223 Lizzie Neave England U23 117.62 0 117.62 118.92 2 120.92 238.54 2 225 Lou Donington England W 118.26 4 122.26 127.04 4 131.04 253.30 www.mikrotime.com/wwslalom/slalom05/gtl05d1.html 2/7 4/29/2020 Results List for Grantully Division 1 & 2 Slaloms 2005 3 224 Anita Bennett England W 133.00 0 133.00 129.20 8 137.20 270.20 4 214 Alice Matthews Wales J18 140.33 2 142.33 133.58 2 135.58 277.91 5 242 Helen Brooks England W 140.71 4 144.71 131.63 6 137.63 282.34 6 219 Julie Bright England U23 132.91 6 138.91 133.48 10 143.48 282.39 7 217 Catherine Rolfe England J18 138.12 6 144.12 137.85 4 141.85 285.97 8 218 Ali McIntosh Scotland U23 150.73 6 156.73 128.27 4 132.27 289.00 9 215 Hannah Bailey England J18 154.67 6 160.67 128.37 4 132.37 293.04 10 222 Tracey Kinniburgh Scotland U23 144.91 4 148.91 144.48 8 152.48 301.39 11 201 Sue Burns Scotland Vet 148.36 2 150.36 153.92 4 157.92 308.28 12 208 Janine Dickie Scotland J16 147.02 8 155.02 146.12 14 160.12 315.14 13 221 Wendy Morris England U23 157.61 10 167.61 147.81 2 149.81 317.42 14 210 Fiona Farrow Wales J16 141.63 16 157.63 151.88 8 159.88 317.51 15 212 Alice Spencer England J16 133.91 54 187.91 130.81 4 134.81 322.72 16 216 Vicky Richards Wales J18 137.60 54 191.60 149.15 10 159.15 350.75 17 213 Heather Caesar England J18 176.71 4 180.71 140.42 54 194.42 375.13 18 209 Emily Clapham England J16 135.92 106 241.92 134.63 2 136.63 378.55 19 211 Hannah Burgess England J16 138.43 106 244.43 142.92 8 150.92 395.35 20 207 Eloise Meakins England J14 183.33 58 241.33 203.88 14 217.88 459.21 21 228 Claire Scott Scotland W 164.32 258 422.32 179.52 12 191.52 613.84 22 220 Ruth Wells Wales U23 189.75 160 349.75 169.58 164 333.58 683.33 23 226 Alison Setchell England Vet 228.30 154 382.30 226.72 154 380.72 763.02 24 200 Tracy Wells England Vet 228.67 56 284.67 263.46 358 621.46 906.13 25 202 L McConnachie Wales Vet 278.20 410 688.20 215.22 164 379.22 1067.42 26 203 Hannah Clapham England J14 204.49 410 614.49 244.15 358 602.15 1216.64 27 205 Bethan Latham England J14 242.60 122 364.60 Capsize 364.60 28 206 Cathy Thurgate Wales J14 Capsize 135.59 410 545.59 545.59 204 Gwawr Evans Wales J14 Capsize Scratch Canadian Doubles Run 1 Run 2 2 Run Pos No.
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