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Rotary International Scottish Schools' T&F Championships Rotary International Scottish Schools’ T&F Championships 200 Metre Girls D ========================================================================== Name School ========================================================================== Heat 1 Heats Wind: 3.7 1 Alyson Bell Eastwood HS 26.66Q 2 Eve Garry The Communit 27.71Q 3 Susanne Anderson George Watso 27.85q 4 Cara Davie Mackie Academy 27.98q 5 Mary-Rose Cairns St Ninian's 28.83 6 Iona Denholm Glasgow Academy 29.08 7 Emma Young Larkhall Academy 29.34 8 Aimee Divers Calderglen HS 29.74 Heat 2 Heats Wind: 2.6 1 Katie Burr Balfron HS 27.10Q 2 Samantha Dagg Earlston HS 28.67Q 3 Kate Richardson Fettes College 28.93 4 Mhairi Chalmers Wellington School 28.97 5 Katie Beel Calderglen HS 28.99 6 Taylor McNamara St Andrew's 30.31 7 Esther George Duncanrig Se 31.30 Heat 3 Heats Wind: 2.7 1 Gemma Macritchie Nicolson Institute 27.53Q 2 Niamh Smith Williamwood HS 27.88Q 3 Lucy Fraser St John's Academy 28.36 4 Sophie Wallwork Strathallan School 28.61 5 Annabelle Martin George Watso 28.81 6 Ola Zurakowska Gleniffer HS 28.98 7 Megan McKay Milne's HS 29.53 8 Abbey Hart Glasgow Gael 31.03 Finals Wind: 1.7 1 Alyson Bell Eastwood HS 25.90 2 Katie Burr Balfron HS 26.47 3 Gemma Macritchie Nicolson Institute 27.39 4 Susanne Anderson George Watso 27.69 5 Eve Garry The Communit 27.79 6 Niamh Smith Williamwood HS 27.87 7 Cara Davie Mackie Academy 28.63 8 Samantha Dagg Earlston HS 28.68 800 Metre Girls D ========================================================================== Name School ========================================================================== Heat 1 Heats 1 Amy Kirkpatrick Balfron HS 2:26.27Q 2 Kirsty Arnaud Dingwall Academy 2:28.96Q 3 Aurelia Tiffoney Craigholme School 2:30.86q 4 Kate Richardson Fettes College 2:34.14 5 Isla Scott St Ninian's 2:34.79 6 Tilly Wilson-Machin Wallace Hall 2:35.52 7 Abi Hammerman Port Glasgow HS 2:35.58 8 Jennifer Scott Lomond School 2:36.69 9 Isla Fotheringham Glasgow Academy 2:48.01 Heat 2 Heats 1 Anna Dalglish HS of Dundee 2:27.90Q 2 Mhairi Chalmers Wellington School 2:30.76Q 3 Charlie Frew Calderglen HS 2:32.96 4 Anna Young Hutchesons' 2:36.87 5 Silver Nwabuzor Glasgow Scho 2:38.37 6 Nicola Fletcher Glasgow Academy 2:41.25 7 Megan McKay Milne's HS 2:52.20 8 Amanda Quinn Our Lady's H 3:15.21 -- Millie Coffield Perth Academy DNF Grangemouth Stadium 9th June 2017 Rotary International Scottish Schools’ T&F Championships Heat 3 Heats 1 Hannah Burn Stewarton Academy 2:24.32Q 2 Rachel Muir Renfrew HS 2:25.11Q 3 Phoebe Friend James Gilles 2:30.97q 4 Holly Kirkwood Lenzie Academy 2:32.76 5 Maddie Wilson Mary Erskine 2:32.81 6 Isla Cooper Annan Academy 2:34.49 7 Mhairi Arnott George Watso 2:38.55 8 Rachel Taylor Portobello HS 2:40.47 9 Isla Ward St Ninian's 2:42.37 1500 Metre Girls D ========================================================================== Name School ========================================================================== Heat 1 Heats 1 Emma Johnson George Watso 4:58.74Q 2 Emma Swanson Mackie Academy 4:59.47Q 3 Abby Thomson Williamwood HS 5:12.16Q 4 Morven Hubbard Belmont Academy 5:13.31Q 5 Abigail Fyal St Joseph's College 5:22.95Q 6 Bridget Harley North Berwick HS 5:24.08q 7 Julia Cash Hutchesons' 5:25.62q 8 Mia Crickmar Balwearie HS 5:26.06 9 Rose Ryan HS of Dundee 5:29.36 10 Meredith Reid St Matthews Academy 5:35.00 11 Rachel Paton Chryston HS 5:35.74 12 Shona Carey Glasgow Gael 5:38.23 13 Eva Chong Eastwood HS 6:02.10 Heat 2 Heats 1 Anna Hedley Madras College 4:49.94Q 2 Louise Hastie Castlehead HS 5:06.14Q 3 Katherine MacLeod Royal HS 5:12.03Q 4 Zoe Flower Hutchesons' 5:15.91Q 5 Rose Newman James Gilles 5:25.09Q 6 Abbie Kirwan St Andrew's 5:26.47 7 Tilly Leathart Peebles HS 5:28.59 8 Grace Tindall Alva Academy 5:34.03 9 Caoimhe Quail St Aloysius College 5:38.69 10 Mollie Robb St Mungo's R 5:41.20 11 Niamh McWilliams St Ninian's 5:56.95 12 Peggy-Nan Rodger Glasgow Gael 6:02.84 200 Metre Girls C ========================================================================== Name School ========================================================================== Heat 1 Heats Wind: 1.6 1 Eloise Gray Dunbar Gramm 26.69Q 2 Rachel Callan St Ninian's 27.00Q 3 Mia Downie Peebles HS 27.08Q 4 Iona Esslemont Grove Academy 27.28q 5 Ashleigh Farr Lesmahagow HS 28.03q 6 Abbie Malinowski Lasswade HS Centre 28.20 7 Darci Burns Glasgow Scho 28.25 Heat 2 Heats Wind: 3.3 1 Christabel Antwi Firrhill HS 26.53Q 2 Megan Gowans Carnoustie HS 26.65Q 3 Sophie Slider Queen Margar 26.71Q 4 Katie Foss Biggar HS 26.73q 5 Eva Blues St Ninian's 28.09 6 Danielle Lockie Earlston HS 28.41 7 Anna Wilkie St John's Academy 29.42 Grangemouth Stadium 9th June 2017 Rotary International Scottish Schools’ T&F Championships Heat 3 Heats Wind: 3.0 1 Lottie Jeffrey Braes HS 26.22Q 2 Matilda Press Marr College 26.91Q 3 Abbie Cave St Ambrose HS 27.52Q 4 Lily McQueenie George Herio 27.64q 5 May Venerus Biggar HS 28.07 Heat 4 Heats Wind: 4.1 1 Katie Dinwoodie Anderson HS 26.55Q 2 Mia Keogh Nairn Academy 28.00Q 3 Niamh Gillies Stonelaw HS 28.36Q 4 Annabel MacDonald Glasgow Gael 28.45 5 Olivia Stark Wellington School 28.48 6 Cosima Schwahn HS of Glasgow 28.70 Heat 1 Semi-Finals Wind: 3.5 1 Lottie Jeffrey Braes HS 26.45Q 2 Eloise Gray Dunbar Gramm 26.62Q 3 Sophie Slider Queen Margar 26.80Q 4 Megan Gowans Carnoustie HS 26.84q 5 Mia Keogh Nairn Academy 26.86q 6 Katie Foss Biggar HS 27.23 7 Niamh Gillies Stonelaw HS 28.06 8 Ashleigh Farr Lesmahagow HS 28.26 Heat 2 Semi-Finals Wind: 4.0 1 Katie Dinwoodie Anderson HS 26.10Q 2 Matilda Press Marr College 26.33Q 3 Rachel Callan St Ninian's 26.65Q 4 Christabel Antwi Firrhill HS 26.91 5 Iona Esslemont Grove Academy 26.96 6 Mia Downie Peebles HS 27.39 7 Lily McQueenie George Herio 27.54 8 Abbie Cave St Ambrose HS 27.82 Finals Wind: 2.0 1 Lottie Jeffrey Braes HS 25.49 2 Eloise Gray Dunbar Gramm 25.90 3 Katie Dinwoodie Anderson HS 26.10 4 Matilda Press Marr College 26.18 5 Megan Gowans Carnoustie HS 26.65 6 Rachel Callan St Ninian's 26.73 7 Mia Keogh Nairn Academy 26.76 8 Sophie Slider Queen Margar 27.00 800 Metre Girls C ========================================================================== Name School ========================================================================== Heat 1 Heats 1 Georgia Ledingham Boroughmuir HS 2:21.12Q 2 Sarah Coutts Kinross HS 2:21.25Q 3 Caitlin Purcell Hazlehead Academy 2:22.02q 4 Chloe Cheyne Millburn Academy 2:23.96 5 Rachel Donnelly Our Lady's H 2:26.58 6 Maria Malley St Andrew's 2:27.87 7 Helen Chong Eastwood HS 2:30.02 8 Jenna Little Bearsden Academy 2:33.61 9 Leah Cameron Clydeview Academy 2:33.97 10 Joey Leach Our Lady's H 2:34.71 11 Georgia Glen Strathallan School 2:35.25 12 Jaye Clark Musselburgh 2:42.21 Grangemouth Stadium 9th June 2017 Rotary International Scottish Schools’ T&F Championships Heat 2 Heats 1 Daisy Cumming Dunfermline HS 2:23.44Q 2 Kate Richardson Eastwood HS 2:24.39Q 3 Rosie Davidson Wellington School 2:26.69 4 Aimee Anderson Glasgow Scho 2:28.79 5 Ailsa Barr Woodmill HS 2:34.19 6 Rhian Callan Turnbull HS 2:34.97 7 Megan Petigrew Ardrossan Academy 2:39.77 8 Ellie Doherty Turnbull HS 2:40.18 9 Paris Burton Glasgow Scho 2:43.25 10 Leila Hickey-Fugaccia St Ninian's 2:46.85 11 Cara Wotherspoon St Ninian's 3:01.68 Heat 3 Heats 1 Hannah Anderson Strathaven Academy 2:21.27Q 2 Hannah Little Peebles HS 2:21.96Q 3 Kirsty Purcell Hazlehead Academy 2:23.50q 4 Aimee Smith Sandwick Junior HS 2:26.34 5 Anna Lewis George Watso 2:31.11 6 Evie MacKay Belmont Academy 2:31.17 7 Abbie Robb St Mungo's R 2:31.58 8 Isla Kirk Wellington School 2:31.69 9 Catriona Paton Moffat Academy 2:38.79 10 Cara Baldwin Taylor HS 2:44.79 11 Marissa Kelly Dunbar Gramm 2:49.41 Finals 1 Sarah Coutts Kinross HS 2:21.30 2 Georgia Ledingham Boroughmuir HS 2:21.55 2 Hannah Anderson Strathaven Academy 2:21.55 4 Daisy Cumming Dunfermline HS 2:22.19 5 Hannah Little Peebles HS 2:22.92 6 Caitlin Purcell Hazlehead Academy 2:23.73 7 Kate Richardson Eastwood HS 2:25.15 8 Kirsty Purcell Hazlehead Academy 2:26.58 100 Metre Girls B ========================================================================== Name School ========================================================================== Heat 1 Heats Wind: 2.5 1 Lauren Greig Glasgow Scho 12.35Q 2 Emma Pedrana Culloden Academy 12.82Q 3 Mackenzi Cunningham Johnstone HS 12.95q 4 Nikkala Humphreys St Maurice's HS 13.24q 5 Jessica Golden Dingwall Academy 13.60 6 Lucy Buckley All Saints S 14.18 Heat 2 Heats Wind: 0.8 1 Jade Hutchison St Columba's 12.60Q 2 Robyn Taylor Bannerman HS 12.80Q 3 Elé Silvester Hutchesons' 13.06q 4 Anna McCracken Glasgow Scho 13.15q 5 Lucy Rae Turnbull HS 13.34q 6 Mia MacIvor Kirkwall Gra 13.47 7 Louise Carmichael Mackie Academy 13.53 Heat 3 Heats Wind: 2.9 1 Rachel Broadfoot Carnoustie HS 12.77Q 2 Zara Mason Hutchesons' 12.96Q 3 Laura Newbold Sandwick Junior HS 13.36q 4 Lucie Nicoll Forfar Academy 13.40 5 Holly Shearer Paisley Gram 13.62 6 Katie Pearson St Margaret' 13.67 7 Abbie McNally (T37) Alness Academy 15.41 Grangemouth Stadium 9th June 2017 Rotary International Scottish Schools’ T&F Championships Heat 4 Heats Wind: -0.2 1 Sarah Duff Inverkeithing HS 12.94Q 2 Georgia Jones Beeslack Com 12.95Q 3 Laura Munro Earlston HS 13.05q 4 Freya Cowan Williamwood HS 13.29q 5 Anna Cameron Balfron HS 13.44 6 Kirsty Irving Grove Academy 14.37 7 Sophie Gibson Grove Academy 14.66 Heat 1 Semi-Finals Wind: 3.1 1 Lauren Greig Glasgow Scho 12.16Q 2 Robyn Taylor Bannerman HS 12.62Q 3 Sarah Duff Inverkeithing HS 12.73Q 4 Mackenzi Cunningham Johnstone HS 12.81q 5 Zara Mason Hutchesons'
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