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Cornwall County ASA-County Champ Cornwall County ASA-County Champ - Organization License HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 7.0 - 02/02/2020 Page 1 2020 CASA County Championships - 18/01/2020 to 09/02/2020 CCASA County Championships 2020 Results - 2nd Februay 2020 Bodmin 8 Bailey-Jones, Nia 15 TRUW 2:22.57 Event 11 Girls 10-11 200 SC Meter Freestyle 9 Laurence, Darcey 13 Carn Brea 2:23.09 Name Age Team Finals Time 10 Turnock, Grace 15 Carn Brea 2:24.10 1 Stone, Chloe 11 Carn Brea 2:34.58 11 Downing, Abbie 15 TRUW 2:25.05 2 Price, Edie 11 St Ives Bay 2:39.80 12 Penberthy, Mia 15 TRUW 2:25.31 3 Johns, Lily 11 Caradon 2:42.62 13 Stockley, Esmee 13 TRUW 2:25.74 4 Huddy, Anna 11 TRUW 2:43.59 14 Rickwood, Teyah 12 Newquay 2:25.81 5 Bowden-Inoue, Enzo 11 Newquay 2:50.05 15 Staples, Kate 15 Carn Brea 2:26.14 6 Leigh, Lilly 11 Tr1 Swim 2:52.13 16 Roche, Lillian 14 TRUW 2:26.45 7 Daniel, Megan 10 Caradon 2:52.31 17 Checkley, Molly 13 Newquay 2:27.16 8 Holmes, Ruby 11 Penzance 2:54.81 18 Marshall, Charley-Anne 15 N Cornwall 2:28.78 9 Ryder, Elsie 11 Carn Brea 3:02.01 19 Osman, Willow 14 Newquay 2:29.40 Event 11 Girls 12 Year Olds 200 SC Meter Freestyle 20 Hawkins, Maisy 14 TRUW 2:29.44 Name Age Team Finals Time 21 Lyford, Charlotte 15 Carn Brea 2:29.86 1 Rickwood, Teyah 12 Newquay 2:25.81 22 Mullins, Amy 14 Penzance 2:30.46 2 Leigh, Daisy 12 Tr1 Swim 2:37.08 23 Thornton, Scarlet 15 Carn Brea 2:30.55 3 Honey, Madison 12 Caradon 2:37.62 24 Todd, Heather 13 Newquay 2:30.81 4 Baker, Lottie 12 Newquay 2:39.68 25 Williams, Annabelle 15 Carbis Bay 2:30.82 5 Bain, Maisie 12 Bude 2:42.05 26 Shute, Olivia 14 Caradon 2:31.58 6 Gill, Sophia 12 N Cornwall 2:46.83 27 Atkin, Mollie 15 Caradon 2:31.65 7 Stokes, Olivia 12 Bude 2:47.15 28 O'Neill, Liberty 15 N Cornwall 2:34.24 8 Winfield, Chelsea 12 Carbis Bay 2:48.39 29 Huddy, Ella 13 TRUW 2:34.42 9 Spry, Rosie 12 Caradon 2:51.34 30 Stone, Chloe 11 Carn Brea 2:34.58 10 Connelly, Claudia 12 Newquay 2:56.53 31 Daniel, Katie 13 Caradon 2:35.03 --- Smith, Lilia 12 TRUW SCR 32 Leigh, Daisy 12 Tr1 Swim 2:37.08 33 Honey, Madison 12 Caradon 2:37.62 Event 11 Girls 13 Year Olds 200 SC Meter Freestyle 34 Stuart, Tamsin 15 Carn Brea 2:38.49 Name Age Team Finals Time 35 Baker, Lottie 12 Newquay 2:39.68 1 Laurence, Darcey 13 Carn Brea 2:23.09 36 Price, Edie 11 St Ives Bay 2:39.80 2 Stockley, Esmee 13 TRUW 2:25.74 37 Bain, Maisie 12 Bude 2:42.05 3 Checkley, Molly 13 Newquay 2:27.16 38 Johns, Lily 11 Caradon 2:42.62 4 Todd, Heather 13 Newquay 2:30.81 39 Huddy, Anna 11 TRUW 2:43.59 5 Huddy, Ella 13 TRUW 2:34.42 40 Gill, Sophia 12 N Cornwall 2:46.83 6 Daniel, Katie 13 Caradon 2:35.03 41 Stokes, Olivia 12 Bude 2:47.15 7 Stokes, Ellen 13 Carn Brea 2:57.66 42 Winfield, Chelsea 12 Carbis Bay 2:48.39 --- Trevena, Sky 13 Tr1 Swim NS 43 Bowden-Inoue, Enzo 11 Newquay 2:50.05 --- Cumner, Megan 13 Carn Brea SCR 44 Spry, Rosie 12 Caradon 2:51.34 Event 11 Girls 14 Year Olds 200 SC Meter Freestyle 45 Leigh, Lilly 11 Tr1 Swim 2:52.13 Name Age Team Finals Time 46 Daniel, Megan 10 Caradon 2:52.31 1 Durant, Amelia 14 Carn Brea 2:13.00 47 Holmes, Ruby 11 Penzance 2:54.81 2 Belt, Evie 14 Carn Brea 2:15.27 48 Connelly, Claudia 12 Newquay 2:56.53 3 Hautot, Katie 14 Newquay 2:19.26 49 Stokes, Ellen 13 Carn Brea 2:57.66 4 Mugleston, Kate 14 Caradon 2:22.13 50 Ryder, Elsie 11 Carn Brea 3:02.01 5 Setchell, Isabelle 14 St Austell 2:22.39 --- Cumner, Megan 13 Carn Brea SCR 6 Roche, Lillian 14 TRUW 2:26.45 --- Trevena, Sky 13 Tr1 Swim NS 7 Osman, Willow 14 Newquay 2:29.40 --- Nicholls, Sarah 14 Caradon SCR 8 Hawkins, Maisy 14 TRUW 2:29.44 --- Frith, Connie 14 Caradon SCR 9 Mullins, Amy 14 Penzance 2:30.46 --- Smith, Lilia 12 TRUW SCR 10 Shute, Olivia 14 Caradon 2:31.58 Event 11 Girls 15 Year Olds 200 SC Meter Freestyle --- Frith, Connie 14 Caradon SCR Name Age Team Finals Time --- Nicholls, Sarah 14 Caradon SCR 1 Hocking, Anya 15 TRUW 2:16.22 Event 11 Girls 10-15 200 SC Meter Freestyle 2 Woodall, Celeste 15 TRUW 2:21.72 Name Age Team Finals Time 3 Bailey-Jones, Nia 15 TRUW 2:22.57 1 Durant, Amelia 14 Carn Brea 2:13.00 4 Turnock, Grace 15 Carn Brea 2:24.10 2 Belt, Evie 14 Carn Brea 2:15.27 5 Downing, Abbie 15 TRUW 2:25.05 3 Hocking, Anya 15 TRUW 2:16.22 6 Penberthy, Mia 15 TRUW 2:25.31 4 Hautot, Katie 14 Newquay 2:19.26 7 Staples, Kate 15 Carn Brea 2:26.14 5 Woodall, Celeste 15 TRUW 2:21.72 8 Marshall, Charley-Anne 15 N Cornwall 2:28.78 6 Mugleston, Kate 14 Caradon 2:22.13 9 Lyford, Charlotte 15 Carn Brea 2:29.86 7 Setchell, Isabelle 14 St Austell 2:22.39 10 Thornton, Scarlet 15 Carn Brea 2:30.55 Cornwall County ASA-County Champ - Organization License HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 7.0 - 02/02/2020 Page 2 2020 CASA County Championships - 18/01/2020 to 09/02/2020 CCASA County Championships 2020 Results - 2nd Februay 2020 Bodmin (Event 11 Girls 15 Year Olds 200 SC Meter Freestyle) 8 Garner, Bradley 14 N Cornwall 2:36.71 Name Age Team Finals Time 9 Wonnacott, Finley 14 N Cornwall 2:39.61 11 Williams, Annabelle 15 Carbis Bay 2:30.82 10 Granger, Tyler 13 Newquay 2:46.57 12 Atkin, Mollie 15 Caradon 2:31.65 11 Matthews, Ethan 12 St Ives Bay 2:46.94 13 O'Neill, Liberty 15 N Cornwall 2:34.24 12 Cartwright, Jude 13 St Ives Bay 2:50.50 14 Stuart, Tamsin 15 Carn Brea 2:38.49 13 Jones, Timmy 12 Newquay 2:51.26 14 Dorrell, Finn 14 Carn Brea 2:52.36 Event 11 Girls 16 & Over 200 SC Meter Freestyle 15 Stoddard, Toby 11 TRUW 2:54.03 Name Age Team Finals Time 16 Sim, Rory 12 TRUW 2:58.75 1 Vingoe, Megan 18 Carn Brea 2:10.12 17 Belt, Thomas 12 Carn Brea 3:00.18 2 Lines, Beth 16 Newquay 2:10.16 18 Ryder, Thomas 13 Carn Brea 3:00.45 3 Leigh, Isabelle 16 Tr1 Swim 2:10.88 19 Lee, Sam 12 Newquay 3:04.39 4 Aspen, Isobel 19 Caradon 2:17.37 20 Frith, Will 11 Caradon 3:05.38 5 Kemp, Madison 22 Caradon 2:18.15 21 Wiles, Archie 12 TRUW 3:06.22 6 Massy, Willow 16 St Austell 2:19.77 22 Jeffrey, Finley 12 Carn Brea 3:06.87 7 Rodda, Caja 17 St Ives Bay 2:20.38 8 Cowling, Bryluen 16 Caradon 2:21.76 Event 12 Boys 15 Year Olds 200 SC Meter IM 9 Edwards, Rosie 16 Penzance 2:22.98 Name Age Team Finals Time 10 Seddon, Ella 16 Bude 2:23.33 1 Polkinghorne, Harry 15 TRUW 2:22.84 11 Lynes, Verity 17 Bude 2:32.86 2 Poppy, Samir 15 TRUW 2:28.38 --- Bramley, Aegean 19 Caradon SCR 3 Copping, Adam 15 N Cornwall 2:32.94 --- Rickards, Ashley 17 Caradon SCR Event 12 Boys 16 & Over 200 SC Meter IM Event 12 Boys 10-11 200 SC Meter IM Name Age Team Finals Time Name Age Team Finals Time 1 Spry, Jackson 19 Caradon 2:18.36 1 Stoddard, Toby 11 TRUW 2:54.03 2 Cole, Dylan 16 Penzance 2:28.72 2 Frith, Will 11 Caradon 3:05.38 3 Naylor, Oliver 16 Caradon 2:33.26 --- Norton, Sam 18 TRUW SCR Event 12 Boys 12 Year Olds 200 SC Meter IM --- Leigh, Tom 19 Tr1 Swim SCR Name Age Team Finals Time 1 Matthews, Ethan 12 St Ives Bay 2:46.94 Event 13 Girls 10-11 50 SC Meter Butterfly 2 Jones, Timmy 12 Newquay 2:51.26 Name Age Team Finals Time 3 Sim, Rory 12 TRUW 2:58.75 Finals 4 Belt, Thomas 12 Carn Brea 3:00.18 1 Johns, Lily 11 Caradon 34.99 5 Lee, Sam 12 Newquay 3:04.39 2 Price, Edie 11 St Ives Bay 35.00 6 Wiles, Archie 12 TRUW 3:06.22 3 Stone, Chloe 11 Carn Brea 36.18 7 Jeffrey, Finley 12 Carn Brea 3:06.87 4 Huddy, Anna 11 TRUW 37.41 5 Feldman, Jemima 11 TRUW 39.51 Event 12 Boys 13 Year Olds 200 SC Meter IM 6 Daniel, Megan 10 Caradon 40.83 Name Age Team Finals Time 1 Stoddard, Elliot 13 TRUW 2:34.45 Event 13 Girls 10-11 50 SC Meter Butterfly 2 Granger, Tyler 13 Newquay 2:46.57 Name Age Team Prelim Time 3 Cartwright, Jude 13 St Ives Bay 2:50.50 Preliminaries 4 Ryder, Thomas 13 Carn Brea 3:00.45 1 Price, Edie 11 St Ives Bay 35.48 2 Johns, Lily 11 Caradon 35.74 Event 12 Boys 14 Year Olds 200 SC Meter IM 3 Stone, Chloe 11 Carn Brea 36.25 Name Age Team Finals Time 4 Huddy, Anna 11 TRUW 37.83 1 Bowen, Tristan 14 Newquay 2:27.65 5 Feldman, Jemima 11 TRUW 40.36 2 Leigh, Joshua 14 Tr1 Swim 2:30.90 6 Daniel, Megan 10 Caradon 41.19 3 Williams, Lewis 14 Carbis Bay 2:32.23 4 Garner, Bradley 14 N Cornwall 2:36.71 Event 13 Girls 12 Year Olds 50 SC Meter Butterfly 5 Wonnacott, Finley 14 N Cornwall 2:39.61 Name Age Team Finals Time 6 Dorrell, Finn 14 Carn Brea 2:52.36 Finals 1 Rickwood, Teyah 12 Newquay 33.58 Event 12 Boys 10-15 200 SC Meter IM 2 Honey, Madison 12 Caradon 35.01 Name Age Team Finals Time 3 Smith, Lilia 12 TRUW 35.08 1 Polkinghorne, Harry 15 TRUW 2:22.84 4 Baker, Lottie 12 Newquay 37.69 2 Bowen, Tristan 14 Newquay 2:27.65 5 Leigh, Daisy 12 Tr1 Swim 38.54 3 Poppy, Samir 15 TRUW 2:28.38 6 Ducros, Hatti 12 N Cornwall 38.56 4 Leigh, Joshua 14 Tr1 Swim 2:30.90 5 Williams, Lewis 14 Carbis Bay 2:32.23 6 Copping, Adam 15 N Cornwall 2:32.94 7 Stoddard, Elliot 13 TRUW 2:34.45 Cornwall County ASA-County Champ - Organization License HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 7.0 - 02/02/2020 Page 3 2020 CASA County Championships - 18/01/2020 to 09/02/2020 CCASA County Championships 2020 Results - 2nd Februay 2020 Bodmin 7 Waugh, Elena 14 Tr1 Swim 34.66 Event 13 Girls 12 Year Olds 50 SC Meter Butterfly 8 Setchell, Isabelle 14 St Austell 34.89 Name Age Team Prelim Time 9 Nickelson-Hudson, Devlan 14 TRUW 34.98 Preliminaries 1 Rickwood, Teyah 12 Newquay 34.11 Event 13 Girls 15 Year Olds 50 SC Meter Butterfly 2 Honey, Madison 12 Caradon 35.32 Name Age Team Finals Time 3 Smith, Lilia 12 TRUW 35.81 Finals 4 Ducros, Hatti 12 N Cornwall 37.92 1 Dale, Anya 15 St Ives Bay 31.50 5 Baker, Lottie 12 Newquay 37.95 2 Hocking, Anya 15 TRUW 31.55 6 Leigh, Daisy 12 Tr1 Swim 38.19 3 Downing, Abbie 15 TRUW 32.70 7 Hautot, Hannah 12 Newquay 38.37 4 Woodall, Celeste 15 TRUW 32.74 8 Durant, Izzy 12 Carn Brea 39.83 5 Bailey-Jones, Nia 15 TRUW 33.12 9 Taylor, Mia 12 Caradon 40.03 6 Penberthy, Mia 15 TRUW 33.97 10 Waller, Grace 12
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