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Hull School Games Secondary Cross Country Championships Friday 13Th November 2015 at St Mary's College, Hull Hull School Games Secondary Cross Country Championships Friday 13th November 2015 at St Mary’s College, Hull Year 10/11 Girls 1. Amy Greenacre St Mary’s College 2. Libby Kerman Kelvin Hall 3. Holly Bone Kelvin Hall 4. Katie Smith Malet Lambert 5. Sonia Buzza Kelvin Hall 6. Emma Hale Kelvin Hall 7. Grace Fletcher Malet Lambert 8. Jennifer Pereira St Mary’s College 9. Brionny Tennison Malet Lambert 10. Lauren Rudd Kelvin Hall 11. Cara Lowther Sirius Academy North 12. Esther Penn-Timity St Mary’s College 13. Keeley Tomassi Sirius Academy North 14. Lauren Tiny Archbishop Sentamu Academy 15. Alex Taranosasa Archbishop Sentamu Academy 16. Katie Brewster Archbishop Sentamu Academy 17. Holly Chandler Malet Lambert 18. Dione Blackwell Archbishop Sentamu Academy 19. Pauline Cyman Archbishop Sentamu Academy 20. Georgia Maltas St Mary’s College 21. Melissa Templeman Kelvin Hall 22. Jasmine Yorke Andrew Marvell 23. Ellie Whiteford St Mary’s College 24. Amy Harrison Malet Lambert 25. Kayleigh Waller Sirius Academy West 26. Demi Jubb Winifred Holtby Academy 27. Wiktoria Janusz St Mary’s College 28. Ellie Bateman Malet Lambert 29. Sophie Scott Malet Lambert 30. Olivia Melton Malet Lambert 31. 32. Lucy Purvis Archbishop Sentamu Academy 33. Maisie Noble Malet Lambert 34. Ella Meggitt Kelvin Hall 35. Sian Harper Malet Lambert 36. Lucy Pattison Malet Lambert 37. Jamie Watson Sirius Academy West 38. Layla Barrett St Mary’s College 39. Libbie Wilson St Mary’s College 40. Ellie Waites Malet Lambert 41. Lauryn Milner Malet Lambert 42. Memphis Thornhill Malet Lambert 43. Megan Wilson Sirius Academy North 44. Megan Sellars Andrew Marvell 45. Corey Lane Sirius Academy North 46. Emily Douse Sirius Academy North Hull School Games Secondary Cross Country Championships Friday 13th November 2015 at St Mary’s College, Hull 47. Reanna Hodgins Sirius Academy North 48. Georgina Mason Archbishop Sentamu Academy 49. Chantelle Kirkwood St Mary’s College 50. Jenna O’Connor Andrew Marvell 51. Ellie Wright Winifred Holtby Academy 52. Erika Szylagi Archbishop Sentamu Academy 53. Danielle Fulton Sirius Academy West 54. Chloe Hardy Archbishop Sentamu Academy 55. Rio Stelloo Winifred Holtby Academy 56. Abbie Hattersley Sirius Academy West 57. Olivia Parker St Mary’s College A Team Results 1. Kelvin Hall (2, 3, 5, 6) 16 points 2. Malet Lambert (4, 7, 9, 17) 37 points 3. St Mary’s College (1, 8, 12, 20) 41 points 4. Archbishop Sentamu Academy (14, 15, 16, 18) 59 points 5. Sirius Academy North (11, 13, 43, 45) 112 points 6. Sirius Academy West (25, 37, 53, 56) 171 points B Team Results 1. Malet Lambert (24, 28, 29, 30) 111 points 2. St Mary’s College (23, 27, 48, 49) 147 points 3. Archbishop Sentamu Academy (19, 32, 48, 52) 151 points C Team Results 1. Malet Lambert (33, 35, 36, 39) 143 points The highlighted individuals (top 25) in yellow progress to the Humberside Schools Cross Country Championships at Longcroft School on Saturday 6th February 2015. Hull School Games Secondary Cross Country Championships Friday 13th November 2015 at St Mary’s College, Hull Year 10/11 Boys 1. James Tullett Hymers College 2. Josh Renby Andrew Marvell 3. Sam Longlands St Mary’s College 4. Dylan Rymer Malet Lambert 5. Josh Hood St Mary’s College 6. Owen Capes Archbishop Sentamu Academy 7. Brandon Hook Kelvin Hall 8. Jacob Filby Malet Lambert 9. Callum Small Malet Lambert 10. Paul Jubb Malet Lambert 11. Connor Matthews Sirius Academy West 12. Charlie Pickering Malet Lambert 13. Ryan Spearing Kelvin Hall 14. Oliver Paulton Kelvin Hall 15. Dylan Templeman St Mary’s College 16. Brad Wilson Malet Lambert 17. Kieran Cook Kelvin Hall 18. Lewis Gilbey St Mary’s College 19. Cameron Pailed Malet Lambert 20. Bradley Fuller Sirius Academy North 21. Kyle Anderson (Y11) Malet Lambert 22. Prince Gandifere Archbishop Sentamu Academy 23. Bailey Duncan Archbishop Sentamu Academy 24. Josh Drury Malet Lambert 25. Sam Holmes Malet Lambert 26. Rhys King Winifred Holtby Academy 27. Tom Leslie Winifred Holtby Academy 28. Elliott Wood Malet Lambert 29. Lewis Encinoso-Gil St Mary’s College 30. Ali Bootani Sirius Academy West 31. Jay Tennyson Sirius Academy West 32. Jamie Logan Sirius Academy North 33. Oliver Rookes St Mary’s College 34. Owen Stanley Sirius Academy North 35. Liam Burnham Archbishop Sentamu Academy 36. Jacob Dale Malet Lambert 37. Alvin Mathew St Mary’s College 38. Harry Dai St Mary’s College 39. Kieran Cockburn St Mary’s College 40. Charlie Andrew Andrew Marvell 41. 42. 43. Kyle Anderson (Y10) Malet Lambert 44. Jacob Oliver Archbishop Sentamu Academy 45. Tom Budgen Malet Lambert 46. 47. George Parkinson St Mary’s College 48. Reece Harrod Malet Lambert Hull School Games Secondary Cross Country Championships Friday 13th November 2015 at St Mary’s College, Hull 49. Taylor Purdoy Sirius Academy West Sirius Academy West 50. 51. Gary Toor Sirius Academy West 52. Joespeh Milner Sirius Academy North 53. Nathaniel Kendrick Andrew Marvell 54. Lewis Cromblehome Hull Trinity House Academy 55. Leon Ellerington St Mary’s College 56. Charlie Patterson-Lund St Mary’s College 57. Kieran Holt Andrew Marvell 58. Pavis Naulls Andrew Marvell 59. Curtis Williamson St Mary’s College A Team Results 1. Malet Lambert (4, 8, 9, 10) 31 points 2. St Mary’s College (3, 5, 15, 18) 41 points 3. Kelvin Hall (7, 13, 14, 17) 51 points 4. Archbishop Sentamu Academy (6, 22, 23, 35) 86 points 5. Sirius Academy West (11, 30, 31, 49) 121 points 6. Sirius Academy North (20, 32, 34, 52) 138 points B Team Results 1. Malet Lambert (12, 16, 19, 21) 68 points 2. St Mary’s College (29, 33, 37, 38) 137 points C Team Results 1. Malet Lambert (24, 25, 26, 36) 113 points 2. St Mary’s College (39, 47, 55, 56) 197 points The highlighted individuals (top 25) in yellow progress to the Humberside Schools Cross Country Championships at Longcroft School on Saturday 6th February 2015. Hull School Games Secondary Cross Country Championships Friday 13th November 2015 at St Mary’s College, Hull Year 7 Girls 1. Olivia Smith Hymers College 2. Lauren McClean Sirius Academy West 3. Kacey Watson Archbishop Sentamu Academy 4. Precious Onyeanusi St Mary’s College 5. Molly Simpson Sirius Academy West 6. Aanchal Kaluani Hymers College 7. Amelia Pinder Archbishop Sentamu Academy 8. Jess Toner Sirius Academy West 9. Kimberley Patrick Winifred Holtby Academy 10. Chloe Turner Winifred Holtby Academy 11. Paige Schultz St Mary’s College 12. Jessica Gamble Winifred Holtby Academy 13. Emily Stubbs St Mary’s College 14. Kia Cook Kelvin Hall 15. Jess Taylor Sirius Academy West 16. Brooke Taylor Archbishop Sentamu Academy 17. Madeline Gittins Kelvin Hall 18. Libby Park Blackburn Malet Lambert 19. Olivia Robertson St Mary’s College 20. Betsy Robinson Winifred Holtby Academy 21. Daisy Rocke St Mary’s College 22. Kacey Bullman Archbishop Sentamu Academy 23. Maddison Waltham Winifred Holtby Academy 24. Katie Fee St Mary’s College 25. Ellie Robertson Sirius Academy West 26. Alicia Conroy Malet Lambert 27. Rebecca Downs Kelvin Hall 28. Lucy Dearing Kelvin Hall 29. Bruna Marques St Mary’s College 30. Macy Gordon Winifred Holtby Academy 31. Isabella Taylor Sirius Academy West 32. Georgia Coggin Sirius Academy West 33. Issy Bradney Sirius Academy West 34. Lucy Desborough Archbishop Sentamu Academy 35. Caitlyn Langton Malet Lambert 36. Lou Turnell Archbishop Sentamu Academy 37. Zhaleh Wheal-Davis St Mary’s College 38. Jessica Leek St Mary’s College 39. Katelyn Bennett St Mary’s College 40. Chloe Huntley Archbishop Sentamu Academy 41. Makungele Djuku Archbishop Sentamu Academy 42. Evelyn Holmes St Mary’s College 43. Amelia Hall St Mary’s College 44. Faith Blount Boulevard Academy 45. Haka Bakhashwain Kelvin Hall 46. Isabelle Atkinson St Mary’s College Hull School Games Secondary Cross Country Championships Friday 13th November 2015 at St Mary’s College, Hull 47. Mia Poulton Boulevard Academy 48. Imani Gomme St Mary’s College 49. Macey Cawood Kelvin Hall 50. Ellie Slater Malet Lambert 51. Amy Rickles Malet Lambert 52. Charon Desi Malet Lambert 53. Evie Hadfield Malet Lambert 54. Charley Smith Archbishop Sentamu Academy 55. Honey Stephens St Mary’s College 56. Olivia Kemp Winifred Holtby Academy 57. Hannah Caley St Mary’s College 58. Megan Harvey Andrew Marvell 59. Lily Nolan Kelvin Hall 60. Phoebe Armstrong Sirius Academy West 61. Bethany Miller Boulevard Academy 62. Poppy Wemes Andrew Marvell 63. Kirby Richards Andrew Marvell 64. Mia Briggs Winifred Holtby Academy 65. Charlie Mgee Sirius Academy West 66. Ruby Curd St Mary’s College 67. Eleanor Spane Malet Lambert 68. Emily Holwell Winifred Holtby Academy 69. Lucy Wakeman Sirius Academy West 70. Molly Norton-Dukin Kelvin Hall 71. Gemma Jessop Boulevard Academy 72. Enihija Dudko Boulevard Academy 73. Jamkhuun Boulevard Academy 74. Julia Kochalska Boulevard Academy 75. Naomi Smirk Boulevard Academy 76. Abigail Atkins Winifred Holtby Academy 77. Alisha Shephardson Winifred Holtby Academy 78. Nateliz Kvetoua Boulevard Academy 79. Lydia Wright Sirius Academy North 80. Abbie Louise Wright Boulevard Academy Hull School Games Secondary Cross Country Championships Friday 13th November 2015 at St Mary’s College, Hull A Team Results 7. Sirius Academy West (2, 5, 8, 15, 25, 31) 86 points 8. St Mary’s College (4, 11, 13, 19, 21, 24) 92 points 9. Winifred Holtby Academy (9, 10, 12, 20, 23, 30) 104 points 10. Archbishop Sentamu Academy (3, 7, 16, 22, 34, 36) 118 points 11. Kelvin Hall (14, 17, 27, 28, 45, 49) 180 points 12. Malet Lambert (18, 26, 35, 50, 51, 52) 232 points 13. Boulevard Academy (44, 47, 61, 71, 72, 73) 368 points B Team Results 4.
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