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Ben Rhydding Cross Country Reception Girls Ben Rhydding Reception Girls Saturday 24th November Cross Country Position Name School 1 Briony Healy Sacred Heart 2 Mia Beck Sacred Heart 3 Lily Robson Ben Rhydding 4 Lilaby Morse Moorfield 5 Ellie Starr Ben Rhydding 6 Ellie Ramsbotttom Burley Woodhead 7 Jessica Wells Addingham 8 Ellie Hopwood Burley Woodhead 9 Sophie White Ashlands 10 Anna Barker Ashlands 11 Charlie Murray Addingham 12 Ellie Mawson All Saints 13 Pippa Hunter Rae Addingham 14 Ella Hyde Burley Woodhead 15 Sophie Leonard Sacred Heart 16 Annabel Cole Addingham 17 Natalie Redding Burley Woodhead 18 Caitlin Oddie Ashlands 19 Ciara Kleppel Sacred Heart 20 Maere Barrett Burley Woodhead Ben Rhydding Reception Girls Saturday 24th November Cross Country Position School Points 1 Sacred Heart 37 2 Burley Woodhead 45 3 Addingham 47 Ben Rhydding Reception Boys Saturday 24th November Cross Country Position Name School 1 James Patchett 2 Edward Riley Ashlands 3 Jack Fendyke Burley Woodhead 4 Miles Rochford Sacred Heart 5 Jamie Woolston Burley Woodhead 6 Tommy Hagan Burley Woodhead 7 Alfie Weston Ghyll Royd 8 Jospeph Williams Sacred Heart 9 Jamie Sykes All Saints 10 Tom Jackson Burley Woodhead 11 Joseph Linneker Burley Woodhead 12 Theo Labbett Sacred Heart 13 Joseph Rutter Addingham 14 Oliver Scott-Caro Addingham 15 Harvey Stapleton Addingham 16 Harrison Beel Burley Woodhead 17 Oliver Gray 18 James Newman Burley Woodhead 19 Zak Rogers Ashlands 20 Joe Reynier Sacred Heart 21 Luke Pearse Ashlands 22 Thomas Broadbent Addingham Ben Rhydding Reception Boys Saturday 24th November Cross Country Position School Points 1 Burley Woodhead 29 2 Sacred Heart 44 3 Addingham 64 Ben Rhydding Year 1 Girls Saturday 24th November Cross Country Position Name School 1 Bethan Morley Ashlands 2 Evelyn Malir Menston 3 Elizabeth Myers Menston 4 ALICE Bourgeois Moorfield 5 Ella Shouler Harris Burley Woodhead 6 Rachel Scott Ben Rhydding 7 Lauren Jackson Burley Woodhead 8 Milly Field Burley Woodhead 9 Emily Ireton Bourke Sacred Heart 10 Phoebe Spence Ashlands 11 12 Emily Conn Burley Woodhead 13 Emily Clarke Ben Rhydding 14 Harriet Rae Moorfield 15 Samantha Bruce Ben Rhydding 16 Ellen Williams Ashlands Ben Rhydding Year 1 Girls Saturday 24th November Cross Country Position School Points 1 Burley Woodhead 32 Ben Rhydding Year 1 Boys Saturday 24th November Cross Country Position Name School 1 Harry Pearce All Saints 2 Mattew Revis Burley Woodhead 3 Jack Johns Sacred Heart 4 William Smith Ghyll Royd 5 Daniel Twigg Menston 6 Callum Worts Burley Woodhead 7 Finlay Tunny Burley Woodhead 8 Archie Elgood Ghyll Royd 9 Ned Cheetham Sacred Heart 10 Arran Burnett All Saints 11 Freddie Dewhirst Menston 12 Mathew Elston Ben Rhydding 13 Sol Bowness Sacred Heart 14 Benjamin White Burley Woodhead 15 16 Lawrence Stephens Burley Woodhead 17 Bradley Hardesty Burley Woodhead 18 Jacob Wearing Ben Rhydding 19 Thomas Green Burley Woodhead 20 Connall Mortimer Menston 21 Ben Holmes Ghyll Royd 22 Cameron Hawdon Burley Woodhead 23 Lewis Mawson All Saints 24 Alfie White Burley Woodhead 25 Domic Coy All Saints Ben Rhydding Year 1 Boys Saturday 24th November Cross Country Position School Points 1 Burley Woodhead 29 2 All Saints 59 Ben Rhydding Year 2 Girls Saturday 24th November Cross Country Position Name School 1 Isobel Wier Ashlands 2 Rebecca Hadfield All Saints 3 Amy Fox All Saints 4 Jessica Tindale Sacred Heart 5 Rebecca Burnett All Saints 6 Lucy Corbett All Saints 7 Grace Burnett Ashlands 8 Kirsty McMillan Burley Woodhead 9 Ellen Kennedy Burley Oaks 10 Megan Price Burley Woodhead 11 Isabel Gallagher Burley Woodhead 12 Eva Jeffels Ben Rhydding 13 Caitlin Beverley-Stevenson Burley Woodhead 14 Millie Fewlass Jones All Saints 15 Olivia Tilley Burley Woodhead Ben Rhydding Year 2 Girls Saturday 24th November Cross Country Position School Points 1 All Saints 11 2 Burley Woodhead 42 Ben Rhydding Year 2 Boys Saturday 24th November Cross Country Position Name School 1 Cameron Reilly All Saints 2 Thomas Austin Westville 3 Max Turner Burley Woodhead 4 Charlie Houlders Burley Woodhead 5 Cameron Shankland Burley Woodhead 6 Oliver Burton/Harvey Sykes Westville/Burley Oaks 7 Freddie Scott Ghyll Royd 8 Callum Brown Ghyll Royd 9 10 Ben Moor Bradford Grammar 11 Jack Hendy All Saints 12 Joe Reddish Bradford Grammar 13 George Dey Burley Woodhead 14 Mathew Spencer Burley Oaks 15 16 17 Daniel Rowe Ashlands 18 Jack Sturgeon Sacred Heart 19 Joshua White Burley Woodhead 20 Mathew Boyle Ben Rhydding 21 Jack Barkley Burley Woodhead 22 Oliver Gunn Burley Woodhead 23 Reele Holmes Burley Woodhead 24 Tom Russel Westville 25 Alexander Hargreaves All Saints 26 27 Connor Allan Ghyll Royd 28 Mathew Hall Ashlands 29 Joseph Qureshi Bradford Grammar 30 James Voss Beven Sacred Heart 31 Fraser Farmery Ben Rhydding 32 Cameron Tilley Burley Woodhead 33 Harper Smith Ghyll Royd 34 Thomas Woolston Burley Woodhead 35 Max Barton Burley Woodhead Ben Rhydding Year 2 Boys Saturday 24th November Cross Country Position School Points 1 Burley Woodhead 25 2 Bradford Grammar 67 3 Ghyll Royd 75 Ben Rhydding Year 3 Girls Saturday 24th November Cross Country Position Name School 1 Jessica Burgess Ben Rhydding 2 Kate Hargreaves Menston 3 Laura Harrison Moorfield 4 Phoebe Ogden All Saints 5 Ellie Kehde Sacred Heart 6 Katie Rose Mortimer Menston 7 Alexandra Murray Burley Woodhead 8 Holly Portz Burley Woodhead 9 Emily Sturgeon Sacred Heart 10 Molly Cheetham Sacred Heart 11 Louisa Duncan Moorfield 12 Nea Weston Ben Rhydding 13 Kate Hodsman Burley Woodhead 14 Amber Landlass Ashlands 15 Emma Jones Ashlands 16 Jemma Spence Ashlands 17 Kitty Clapham Moorfield 18 Mary Monaghan Sacred Heart 19 Georgina Worrall Moorfield 20 Roisin Ramage All Saints 21 Francesca Woodman Ashlands 22 Mckenzie Shun Millar Ben Rhydding 23 Molly Jeffries Ben Rhydding 24 Rosie Egan Menston 25 Jessica Hirst Ben Rhydding 26 Isla Lury Ashlands 27 Alice Jackson Menston 28 Hannah Riley Ben Rhydding 29 Katrin Blears Burley Woodhead 30 Fifi Williams Ashlands 31 Rachel Flint Ashlands 32 Leona Mcloughlin Menston 33 Samantha Templeman Menston Ben Rhydding Year 3 Girls Saturday 24th November Cross Country Position Name School 1 Sacred Heart 42 2 Moorfield 50 3 Burley Woodhead 57 4 Ben Rhydding 58 5 Ashlands 66 Ben Rhydding Year 3 Boys Saturday 24th November Cross Country Position Name School 1 Herbie Wilman Westville 2 Charles Smith Ghyll Royd 3 Ben Schofield Bradford Grammar 4 Miles Loney Bradford Grammar 5 Alastair Holbrough Bradford Grammar 6 Jacob Delrosario Menston 7 Will Cheesewright Sacred Heart 8 Miles Charlesworth Menston 9 Jake Field Menston 10 Eli Collins Sacred Heart 11 George Hardety Burley Woodhead 12 Joe Westwood Menston 13 William Hargreaves Menston 14 Alexander Wright Burley Woodhead 15 Joe Young Sacred Heart 16 Mathew Chapman Menston 17 William Priesley Sacred Heart 18 Harry Goodison Menston 19 Callum Clarke Menston 20 Tom Johns Sacred Heart 21 Hugh Barrett Burley Woodhead 22 Jacob Downs Ghyll Royd 23 Jack Lewis Burley Woodhead 24 Andrew Wood Burley Woodhead 25 Oscar Slater Ashlands 26 Toby Woodman Ashlands 27 George Cooper Menston 28 Jordan van Beck Bradford Grammar 29 Alastair Clarke Ashlands 30 Nathan Twigg Menston 31 Henry Brevis Ghyll Royd 32 Michael Palmer Menston 33 Will Speight Ben Rhydding 34 James Gallagher Burley Woodhead 35 Edward Dewhirst Menston 36 Sam Gurney Ben Rhydding 37 Jack Harding Ben Rhydding Ben Rhydding Year 3 Boys Saturday 24th November Cross Country Position School Points 1 Menston 35 2 Sacred Heart 49 3 Bradford Grammar 50 4 Burley Woodhead 69 Ben Rhydding Year 4 Girls Saturday 24th November Cross Country Position Name School 1 Tassy Hesslop Moorfield 2 Elizabeth Westhead Menston 3 Naomi Brown Menston 4 Francesca Fearnley Moorfield 5 Sarah Pickering Askwith 6 Sophie Steele Moorfield 7 Lucy Tawn Addingham 8 Lucy Jacques Ben Rhydding 9 Rosie Ogden All Saints 10 Tara Hunt Moorfield 11 Georgia Forder Menston 12 Victoria Bowley Addingham 13 Bethany Crowther Menston 14 Harriet Jackson Menston 15 Abigail White Burley Woodhead 16 Abigail Spencer Menston 17 Bunty Metcalfe Menston 18 Jemima Elgood Moofield 19 Nadia Fewlass Jones All Saints 20 Lucy ? Ashlands 21 Faye ? Addingham 22 Abigail Prentice Moorfield 23 Kate Russell Westville 24 Katherine Boyle Ben Rhydding 25 Emily Drake Menston 26 Gemma Wright Menston 27 Isabel Austin Westville 28 Ellie Benn Menston 29 Laura Donohue Burley Woodhead 30 Rebecca Hyde Sacred Heart 31 Eve Silson Addingham 32 Ellie Myers Menston 33 Georgia Coates Addigham Ben Rhydding Year 4 Girls Saturday 24th November Cross Country Position School Points 1 Moorfield 21 2 Menston 29 3 Addingham 71 Ben Rhydding Year 4 Boys Saturday 24th November Cross Country Position Name School 1 Will Tench Ben Rhydding 2 Will Bradley Ben Rhydding 3 Aran Brown Ghyll Royd 4 Samuel Linfield Bradford Grammar 5 Jordan Windass Menston 6 James Turland Menston 7 Oliver Mordey Menston 8 Sam Corbett All Saints 9 Harry Cooper Menston 10 Oliver Duffern Menston 11 Sam McDermott Burley Woodhead 12 Tom Cross Ben Rhydding 13 Jake Downs Burley Woodhead 14 Stanley Fleming Menston 15 Joe Burgess Ben Rhydding 16 Daniel Keris Burley Woodhead 17 Mark Wharrier Menston 18 Joe Richardson Menston 19 Jordan Ince Ben Rhydding 20 James Pickering Askwith 21 Rory Osborne All Saints 22 Thomas Jackson Menston 23 Sam Reddish Bradford Grammar 24 Joshua Kerr Burley Oaks 25 James Myers Menston 26 Oliver Shuttleworth Ghyll Royd 27 William Rowe Ashlands 28 Rowan Barker Ashlands 29 Nicholas Cain Menston 30 John Fletcher Burley Woodhead 31 Daniel Beel Burley Woodhead 32 Ethan Brown Ben Rhydding 33 Tom Palmer Menston 34 Sam Crocombe
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