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All Round Results and League Table Law Trust IoM Cross Country League, Round 1 Castle Rushen High School - 14 October 2018 Distances Under 9 boys and girls - 800m Under 11 boys and girls - 1,550m Under 13 boys and girls & under 15 girls - 2,780m Under 15 boys, under 17 girls & short course - 3,580m Under 17 boys; junior, senior and veteran women - 5,710m Junior, senior and veteran men - 8,440m Under 9 boys Position Number Forename Surname Competing for Time 1 2 Liam BlaKe Manx Harriers 3:09 2 25 Zac Woodward Northern Athletic Club 3:10 3 10 Harry Stennett Northern Athletic Club 3:20 4 26 Finlo Thomas Onchan School 3:25 5 11 Henry Allen Onchan School 3:28 6 19 Rory Condon Scoill Phurt Le Moirrey 3:29 =7 15 Leon Cowie Manx Harriers 3:30 =7 16 Finbar McSevney Bunscoill Ghaelgagh 3:30 9 24 Daniel Minay Marown School 3:38 10 9 Teddy Thompson Peel ClothworKers' School 3:40 11 18 Corrie Brogan TBC 3:41 12 27 Illiam Thomas Onchan School 3:42 13 23 Timothy Perry Northern Athletic Club 3:44 14 13 Cameron Leslie Manx Harriers 3:47 15 14 Fynlo CorKill Ashley Hill School 3:50 16 22 Elijah Bradley St John's School 3:55 17 12 Joshua Hurst Onchan School 3:57 18 8 Fletcher Gell Western Athletics Club 3:58 19 1 Troy Turner Western Athletics Club 4:00 20 21 Ben Wright Scoill yn Jubilee 4:02 21 28 PatricK Jones St Thomas' School 4:03 22 123 Craig Cale Rushen School 4:06 23 20 Joey Wright Scoill yn Jubilee 4:10 24 4 Liam Orr Laxey School 4:20 =25 5 Saul Bawden Bunscoill Ghaelgagh 4:21 =25 17 Theo Quayle Manx Harriers 4:21 27 7 Connor Maginn Foxdale School 4:54 Under 9 girls Position Number Forename Surname Competing for Time 1 51 Zoe Osborne Bunscoill Rhumsaa 3:32 2 71 Scarlett Callister Northern Athletic Club 3:41 3 68 Olivia Bremner Foxdale School 3:47 4 62 Ella QuirK Northern Athletic Club 3:49 =5 79 Jasmine Dillon Victoria Road School 3:50 =5 50 Hope Lewis Northern Athletic Club 3:50 =5 75 Lois Coppell Ashley Hill School 3:50 8 70 Emma Bareham Victoria Road School 3:53 9 65 Bonnie Winrow Manx Harriers 3:54 10 56 Aalin Atherton Western Athletics Club 3:57 =11 72 Isla Feeney CronK y Berry School 3:58 =11 73 Lottie Barron Scoill Phurt Le Moirrey 3:58 =13 78 Issy Kennaugh Northern Athletic Club 4:00 =13 67 Florence Bradley Kewaigue School 4:00 15 76 Astrid Duncan Henry Bloom Noble School 4:03 16 55 Katy Hussey Onchan School 4:06 17 58 Evie CrooK Western Athletics Club 4:08 18 66 Aalin QuirK CronK y Berry School 4:10 19 61 Poppy Craine Henry Bloom Noble School 4:15 20 74 Margzhela Pitao-Cubbon Manx Harriers 4:19 21 69 Grace Robinson Henry Bloom Noble School 4:20 22 80 Lexi Gates Marown School 4:25 23 59 Evelyn King Dhoon School 4:30 24 77 Daisy Quine Scoill Phurt Le Moirrey 4:39 25 63 Deena BarKer Ballacottier School 4:43 26 60 Tibby O'Toole Marown School 4:59 27 54 Elif Karagoz Ballacottier School 5:03 28 57 Aliza Bawden Bunscoill Rhumsaa 5:27 29 64 Jessica Cale Rushen School 5:33 Under 11 boys Position Number Forename Surname Competing for Time 1 124 Samuel CorKill Manx Harriers 5:58 2 119 Alec Sorby TBC 6:07 3 102 Cai Lewis Northern Athletic Club 6:11 4 117 Freddie Griffin Onchan School 6:22 5 101 Deaglan BlaKe Manx Harriers 6:24 6 125 George Salter Northern Athletic Club 6:26 7 103 Noah Campbell Onchan School 6:29 8 106 Freddie Crowe Western Athletics Club 6:32 9 112 Alastair Ronan Manx Harriers 6:35 10 110 Elliot Reynolds Northern Athletic Club 6:40 11 109 Sean Dowling Manx Harriers 6:45 12 121 Caleb Hewgill Onchan School 7:00 13 105 Abraham MaddocKs Ballacottier School 7:02 14 127 Eddie Dillon Victoria Road School 7:08 15 100 Rory Turner Western Athletics Club 7:13 16 128 Harry Jones Kewaigue School 7:20 17 116 Jacob Craine Henry Bloom Noble School 7:25 18 126 Henry Thomas Laxey School 7:28 19 108 Thomas Corlett Henry Bloom Noble School 7:29 20 120 Liam BarKer Ballacottier School 7:36 21 111 Ross Grimley Ballacottier School 7:40 22 129 Noah Chambers Laxey School 7:46 23 113 Hayden Hardie Henry Bloom Noble School 7:48 24 118 Cameron Hounsell Ballacottier School 8:42 25 115 Matthew Hooper Ballacottier School 8:45 26 107 Joseph Hussey Onchan School 8:51 Under 11 girls Position Number Forename Surname Competing for Time 1 145 Lucy Ormsby Northern Athletic Club 6:24 2 131 Abi Clayton Laxey School 6:34 3 143 Penny Webster Northern Athletic Club 6:37 4 150 Holly Salter Northern Athletic Club 6:43 5 141 Ella Kennet Victoria Road School 6:49 6 144 Anwyn Davies Northern Athletic Club 6:51 7 154 M'Kyla Quinn Western Athletics Club 6:55 8 153 Ava Duncan Henry Bloom Noble School 6:58 9 136 Charlotte CrooK Western Athletics Club 6:59 10 158 Andrea Ecolongo Western Athletics Club 7:03 11 133 Libby Curphey Manx Harriers 7:04 12 138 Summer Craig Manx Harriers 7:05 13 132 Kayleigh-Dee Corrin Manx Harriers 7:08 14 157 Zoe Bridson Buchan School 7:13 15 156 Molly Hinds Manx Harriers 7:21 16 142 Carly Kearsley Western Athletics Club 7:34 17 146 Connie Cover Manx Harriers 7:39 18 155 Lauren Winrow Manx Harriers 7:45 19 134 Lucy Cartwright Manx Harriers 7:51 20 151 Aoibh Nash Northern Athletic Club 7:58 21 152 Chloe Schofield Manx Harriers 8:03 22 135 Ruby Reynolds Northern Athletic Club 8:04 23 139 Poppy Gerrard Onchan School 8:39 24 130 Phoebe Margrave Northern Athletic Club 8:47 Under 13 boys Position Number Forename Surname Competing for Time 1 174 Gethin Owen Western Athletics Club 11:28 2 172 Samuel Perry Northern Athletic Club 11:37 3 176 Harry Kenny Manx Harriers 11:49 4 164 Lucas Stennett Northern Athletic Club 11:56 5 165 Dominic Dunwell Northern Athletic Club 12:38 6 169 Regan Corrin Manx Harriers 12:58 7 177 LuKe Crowe Northern Athletic Club 13:03 8 166 Leo Young BallaKermeen High School 13:16 9 161 JacK Grimley BallaKermeen High School 13:21 10 168 William Forgie Northern Athletic Club 13:27 11 162 Charlie Scarffe BallaKermeen High School 13:30 12 167 Cory Callister Northern Athletic Club 14:07 13 171 Thomas Bradley QEII High School 14:28 14 175 Tom Ward Ramsey Grammar School 14:36 15 173 Preston Cooper BallaKermeen High School 14:38 16 176 Harry Kenny Manx Harriers 14:44 17 163 Lorcan Keating QEII High School 17:54 Under 13 girls Position Number Forename Surname Competing for Time 1 204 Lola Bass Castle Rushen High School 12:44 2 201 Madison McMullen Northern Athletic Club 12:51 3 198 Jessica Bareham Castle Rushen High School 13:20 4 199 Chloe O'Neill St Ninian's High School 13:29 5 197 Lottie Stennett Northern Athletic Club 13:39 6 195 Florence Griffin St Ninian's High School 13:43 7 192 Emma Corlett BallaKermeen High School 13:54 8 190 Abigail Campbell St Ninian's High School 14:17 9 202 Olivia Quayle QEII High School 14:50 10 194 Celize Worster Manx Harriers 15:15 11 200 MiKhaella Harris Manx Harriers 15:23 12 205 Elyse Grant Ramsey Grammar School 15:48 13 191 Grace MaddocKs BallaKermeen High School 17:54 Under 15 boys Position Number Forename Surname Competing for Time 1 221 JaKe Richmond Northern Athletic Club 13:56 2 228 Nathan Cannell St Ninian's High School 14:35 3 220 Finn Murphy Western Athletics Club 14:45 4 226 Jamie Gorry Western Athletics Club 15:13 5 223 Ryan Corrin Manx Harriers 15:14 6 224 TJ Phair Northern Athletic Club 15:34 7 225 Elliott Nash Northern Athletic Club 16:24 8 227 LuKe Ward Ramsey Grammar School 18:42 9 222 Rowan Keating QEII High School 21:29 Under 15 girls Position Number Forename Surname Competing for Time 1 244 Ella Crowe Northern Athletic Club 11:43 2 247 Catherine Perry Northern Athletic Club 11:52 3 245 Mairie Harrison Manx Harriers 12:17 4 243 Mia Dunwell Northern Athletic Club 12:45 5 242 Amy Clague Western Athletics Club 15:21 6 246 Jodie Vaughan Manx Harriers 15:29 7 241 Aimee Christian Manx Harriers 15:55 Under 17 boys Position Number Forename Surname Competing for Time 1 260 Ieuan Owen Western Athletics Club 22:48 Under 17 girls Position Number Forename Surname Competing for Time 1 274 Lorna Spiers Northern Athletic Club 14:28 2 273 Phoebe Coates Northern Athletic Club 15:43 3 272 Holly Burgess Manx Harriers 16:08 4 270 Libby Christian BallaKermeen High School 18:49 5 271 Sophia Clague Western Athletics Club 19:36 Junior, senior and veteran men Position Number Forename Surname Category Competing for Time 1 300 Alan Corlett S Manx Harriers 28:59 2 335 Andy Barron S Manx Harriers 30:36 3 309 Matthew Christian S Unattached 32:30 4 304 Andrew Nash S Unattached 32:51 5 341 Neil Brogan V35 Manx Fell Runners 32:59 6 349 Richard Shipway V50 Western Athletics Club 33:25 7 318 MarK Burman S Unattached 33:41 8 308 Richard Highfield S Manx Harriers 33:43 9 336 Oliver DicKinson S Manx Harriers 34:19 10 338 Matt Callister V40 Northern Athletic Club 34:32 11 364 Paul Rogers V35 Manx Harriers 34:45 12 332 Daniel Pownall S Unattached 34:51 13 357 Juan Kinley V50 Manx Tri Club 35:27 14 352 Adam Cowin S Manx Harriers 35:41 15 328 Paul Sheard V50 Manx Fell Runners 35:50 16 307 Daniel Phair S Unattached 36:12 17 280 LuKe Phair J Northern Athletic Club 36:20 18 344 James Wright V35 Manx Tri Club 36:44 19 358 Nigel MaddocKs V40 Manx Fell Runners 36:55 20 324 Richard Gerrard V45 Manx Harriers 37:29 21 306 Andrew Falconer S Manx Harriers 37:50 22 331 Chris Cale V45 Manx Harriers 38:48 23 351 Brent Thomas V40 Manx Fell Runners 39:19 24 353 Will Ward V40 Manx Tri Club 39:40 25 354 Dave Thomas V40 Manx Tri Club 40:01 26 315 Kristian King V40 Manx Tri Club 40:05 27 329 John Norrey V55 Manx Fell Runners 40:54 28 347 Leigh Kennaugh V40 Manx Tri Club 41:00 29 356 Blaine Perston S Unattached 41:18 30 313 JocK Waddington V50 Manx Harriers 41:30 31 330 Jamie Hayes V35 Unattached 41:33 32 355 Ali Stennett V40 Northern Athletic Club 42:09 =33 340 Sam Fletcher V35 Manx
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