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SSAA Grangemouth Stadium www.ssaa.co.uk Joint Track and Field Championships Friday 8th June 2012 F08 Pole Vault Girls C F08 Pole Vault Girls B 1 229 Kirsten Cronie Woodmill HS 2.50 1 48 Hannah Lawler Coltness HS 3.00 2 69 Kirsten Mullen Dunfermline HS 2.70 F02 Hammer Girls A 3 57 Ellen Kristoffersen Dalkeith HS 2.70 1 63 Reed Kimberley Drummond Comm HS 52.70 4 215 Sophie Hamilton Torry Academy 2.40 2 89 Jacqueline Plain Graeme HS 49.91 3 145 Kelly Bodley Meldrum Academy 40.21 F02 Hammer Girls B 1 180 Emma Bowie Speyside HS 47.90 F17 Shot Girls A 2 189 Mia Shepherd St Benedict's 34.96 1 75 Beth Fletcher Fettes College 9.11 3 171x Chloe Nethery Queen Anne HS 34.39 2 208 Abigail Cowe Strathallan School 6.60 4 80 Kirsten Turnbull George Heriot's School 31.43 5 171 Amy McAlpine Queen Anne HS 27.61 F06 Long Jump Girls C 6 135 Alison Pringle Lockerbie Academy 17.68 1 19 Saffron Cummings Banff Academy 4.91 2 227 Rachel Alexander Williamwood HS 4.88 F17 Shot Girls B 3 148 Gillian Gordon Millburn Academy 4.80 1 106 Eilidh McEvilly HS of Glasgow 9.81 4 125 Dana Sutherland Kirkwall Grammar School 4.70 2 11 Holly Morgan Ardrossan Academy 8.98 5 35 Alison Stewart Calderglen HS 4.70 3 130 Erin Feeley Lasswade HS Centre 8.78 6 198 Claire Anderson St Mungo's RC HS (Falkirk) 4.62 4 96 Katie Ord Hamilton Grammar School 8.76 7 159 Heather Baird Our Lady's HS 4.59 5 182 Nicola MacKay St Aloysius College 8.63 8 67 Sarah Pearson Dunblane HS 4.30 6 31 Morayo Benson Boroughmuir HS 8.30 9 173 Sophie Evans Robert Gordon's College 4.25 7 80 Kirsten Turnbull George Heriot's School 8.09 10 124 Isla Burns Kinross HS 4.22 8 125 Thora Cant Kirkwall Grammar School 7.52 11 173x Erin Runcie Robert Gordon's College 4.19 9 99 Annie Eldhose Hermitage Academy 7.19 12 191 Iona Grant St Columba's School 4.11 10 83 Rachel Buist Glasgow Academy 7.09 13 84 Amy Coyle Glasgow School of Sport 3.98 11 83x Erin Charters Glasgow Academy 6.61 14 185 Roisin Smith St Andrew's H (N Lan) 3.22 12 24 Rebecca Workmaster Bell Baxter HS 6.45 13 84 Morgan McKinnon Glasgow School of Sport 5.79 F15 Long Jump Girls A 1 229 Kirsten Galbraith Woodmill HS 5.28 F12 High Jump Girls C 2 198 Hollie Lister St Mungo's RC HS (Falkirk) 5.12 1 192 Sarah Lowry St George's School for Girls 1.45 3 72 Sarah Grant Edinburgh Academy 4.99 2 35 Alison Stewart Calderglen HS 1.45 4 142 Rachel Dinsdale Mary Erskine 4.92 3 175 Ellie McGinty Royal HS 1.45 5 228 Nikki Manson Woodfarm HS 4.88 3 71 Catherine Palmer Eastwood HS 1.45 6 106 Sheena MacKillop HS of Glasgow 4.61 5 159 Heather Baird Our Lady's HS 1.40 5 191 Hayley Skimming St Columba's School 1.40 F20 High Jump Girls D 7 83 Erin Crichton Glasgow Academy 1.40 1 124 Erin Graham Kinross HS 1.49 8 142 Amy Costello Mary Erskine 1.40 2 38 Emily McNicol Carluke HS 1.40 9 106 Iona MacKillop HS of Glasgow 1.35 2 85 Maya Stewart-Rizza Glen Urquhart HS 1.40 10 59 Alana Boggan Denny HS 1.35 4 3344 TayganTaygan HenryHenry Broxburn Academy 1.401.40 11 144 Sarah McDonald Mearns Castle HS 1.30 5 210 Taylah Spence Stromness Academy 1.35 11 71 Catherine Palmer Eastwood HS 1.30 5 7 Jessica Stitt Alva Academy 1.35 7 80 Olivia Adie George Heriot's School 1.35 F16 Javelin Girls C 8 112 Jade Carlyle James Gillespie's HS 1.35 1 8 Claire Johnston Anderson HS 29.97 8 81 Kathryn Holdgate George Watson's College 1.35 2 106 Erin Gilchrist HS of Glasgow 28.25 10 125 Amy Davis Kirkwall Grammar School 1.35 3 175 Ellie McGinty Royal HS 21.66 11 78 Keira MacLeod Fortrose Academy 1.30 4 60 Joanna MacDonald Dingwall Academy 21.60 12 201 Jill McGachy St Stephen's HS 1.30 5 8x Eliza Perdu Anderson HS 20.21 12 68 Christie McSkimming Duncanrig Secondary School 1.30 6 107 Colette Watt Hutchesons' Grammar School 18.80 14 227 Iona Menzies Williamwood HS 1.30 7 229 Kirsten Cronie Woodmill HS 18.25 14 192 Owens Sophie St George's School for Girls 1.30 8 25 Alison Harvey Belmont Academy 16.91 16 107 Alice McCall Hutchesons' Grammar School 1.30 9 144 Megan Gemmell Mearns Castle HS 13.30 17 80x Anna Gilchrist George Heriot's School 1.25 F13 Javelin Girls B F13 Javelin Girls A 1 125 Thora Cant Kirkwall Grammar School 32.86 1 60 Paula Gass Dingwall Academy 39.19 2 151 Skye Petrie Montrose Academy 29.27 2 228 Nikki Manson Woodfarm HS 33.26 3 56 Kirsten Gair Dalbeattie HS 29.22 3 208 Anna Younger Strathallan School 24.24 4 96 Katie Ord Hamilton Grammar School 28.41 5 202 Megan Heafey St Thomas Aquinas 27.62 F03 Shot Girls D 6 171 Rachel Hunter Queen Anne HS 25.48 1 81 Natalie Robbins George Watson's College 9.64 7 31 Morayo Benson Boroughmuir HS 25.11 2 43 Katie Stark Charleston Academy 9.33 8 11 Holly Morgan Ardrossan Academy 24.84 3 10 Niamh Feighan Arbroath HS 9.26 9 146 Beth Fyffe Menzieshill HS 24.03 4 61 Bevhan Trevis Dollar Academy 8.72 10 225 Isla Lundie Wellington School 22.92 5 135 Catrina Pringle Lockerbie Academy 8.50 11 135 Alison Pringle Lockerbie Academy 19.47 6 171 Rebecca Porter Queen Anne HS 7.97 7 99 Katie MacGregor Hermitage Academy 7.86 8 210 Erin Montgomery Stromness Academy 7.74 9 47 Laurie Anderson Coatbridge HS 7.54 10 51 Mary Flockhart Culloden Academy 7.13 11 154 Fellenger Niamh Newbattle HS 5.46 T01 800m Girls D Heat 1/4 T01 800m Girls D Heat 2/4 1 110 Leah Davie Inverkeithing HS 2.30.59 1 94x Kerry MacAngus Gryffe HS 2.29.47 2 177 Zoe Pflug Selkirk HS 2.34.38 2 156 Shelby Morrison Notre Dame HS 2.32.14 3 112 Jade Carlyle James Gillespie's HS 2.34.51 3 68 Emily Craig Duncanrig Secondary School 2.35.01 4 8 Cara Steven Anderson HS 2.34.84 4 130 Carolyn Cameron Lasswade HS Centre 2.36.41 5 191 Catriona Allan St Columba's School 2.36.83 5 99 Morag Paterson Hermitage Academy 2.38.20 6 210 Erina Brown Stromness Academy 2.37.60 6 81 Caitlin Arnott George Watson's College 2.43.29 7 80 Anna Gilchrist George Heriot's School 2.38.90 7 143x Madaleine Woods McLaren HS 2.45.90 8 131 P. McLuskey Lenzie Academy 2.42.62 8 191x Jessica Curry St Columba's School 2.48.46 9 203 Shona McBean Stewarton Academy 2.54.78 9 10 Nicola Fairlie Arbroath HS 2.58.00 10 143 Sophie Rose McLaren HS 2.58.81 10 40 Alice Bell Castle Douglas HS 3.03.96 UNSCRUTINISED RESULTS SSAA Grangemouth Stadium www.ssaa.co.uk Joint Track and Field Championships Friday 8th June 2012 T01 800m Girls D Heat 3/4 T01 800m Girls D Heat 4/4 1 44 Reagan Binnie Clyde Valley HS 2.31.12 1 107 Sarah Eunson Hutchesons' Grammar School 2.31.21 2 169 Franca Still Portobello HS 2.36.86 2 142 E. Stewart Mary Erskine 2.32.69 3 192 Hilary Lewin St George's School for Girls 2.37.17 3 55 Zoe Bates Currie Community HS 2.33.88 4 49 Rebecca Conroy Craigholme School for Girls 2.41.55 4 21 Holly Little Bearsden Academy 2.42.95 5 84x Charli Shand Glasgow School of Sport 2.43.81 5 78 Abigail Ferguson Fortrose Academy 2.44.23 6 8x Ava Williams Anderson HS 2.48.18 6 116 Cara Thom Jordanhill School 2.45.30 7 203x Claire Orr Stewarton Academy 2.49.11 7 125 Amy Davis Kirkwall Grammar School 2.47.29 8 51 Megan Munro Culloden Academy 2.50.80 8 84 Leanne Findlay Glasgow School of Sport 2.52.08 9 138 Eilidh Russell Lornshill Academy 2.54.86 9 183 Natalie Moran St Andrew's Academy (Paisley) DQ 10 40x Gemma Craig Castle Douglas HS 2.56.27 T14 800m Girls D Final 1 44 Reagan Binnie Clyde Valley HS 2.22.82 2 94x Kerry MacAngus Gryffe HS 2.23.46 3 110 Leah Davie Inverkeithing HS 2.27.53 4 107 Sarah Eunson Hutchesons' Grammar School 2.28.13 5 177 Zoe Pflug Selkirk HS 2.32.48 6 156 Shelby Morrison Notre Dame HS 2.33.53 7 142 E.Stewart Mary Erskine 2.35.50 8 55 Zoe Bates Currie Community HS 2.36.74 T03 800m Girls C Heat 1/3 T03 800m Girls C Heat 2/3 1 60 Lauren Fraser Dingwall Academy 2.36.75 1 38x Pamela McNicol Carluke HS 2.33.99 2 185 Roisin Smith St Andrew's H (N Lan) 2.36.98 2 15 Lisa Rennie Ayr Academy 2.34.24 3 225 Lucy Cogley Wellington School 2.38.05 3 144 Rebecca Saxby Mearns Castle HS 2.34.67 4 156 Emma Mitchell Notre Dame HS 2.38.55 4 205 Beth Gallagher Stirling HS 2.44.17 5 183 Erin McCarthy St Andrew's Academy (Paisley) 2.54.55 5 45 Rachel Busby Clydebank HS 2.45.29 6 131 Perri McCluskey Lenzie Academy DNS 6 84 Abbigail McInnes Glasgow School of Sport 2.54.17 T03 800m Girls C Heat 3/3 T16 800m Girls C FINAL 1 89 Leia Glading Graeme HS 2.28.96 1 89 Leia Glading Graeme HS 2.19.12 2 224 Katie Anderson Webster's HS 2.30.45 2 224 Katie Anderson Webster's HS 2.20.12 3 81 Hannah Addison George Watson's College 2.33.45 3 38x Pamela McNicol Carluke HS 2.22.68 4 126 Rachael Watson Knox Academy 2.38.00 4 185 Roisin Smith St Andrew's H (N Lan) 2.28.53 5 99 Megan Robertson Hermitage Academy 2.39.24 5 15 Lisa Rennie Ayr Academy 2.30.92 6 30 Kelly Bissett Bo'ness Academy 2.49.43 6 81 Hannah Addison George Watson's College 2.37.10 7 144 Rebecca Saxby Mearns Castle HS 2.38.75 8 60 Lauren Fraser Dingwall Academy 2.41.98 -1.9 T07 100m Girls A Heat 1/2 -1.6 T07 100m Girls A Heat 2/2 1 131 Chloe Lambert Lenzie Academy 12.55 1 2 Kathryn Christie Aboyne Academy 12.65 2 144 Laura McCracken Mearns Castle HS 12.93 2 25 Caroline George Belmont Academy 13.06 3 51 Ailie Rogers Culloden Academy 13.88 3 42 Arlene Barr Cathkin HS 13.35 4 80 Charlie Eyeington George Heriot's School 13.99 4 142 Rachel Dinsdale Mary Erskine 13.48 5 70 Rebecca Caswell Earlston HS 14.05 5 105 Charlotte Collison HS of Dundee 13.63 6 72 Sarah Grant Edinburgh Academy 14.18 -1.0 T07 100m Girls A FINAL 1 2 Kathryn Christie Aboyne Academy 12.20 2 131 Chloe Lambert Lenzie Academy 12.27 3 144 Laura McCracken Mearns Castle HS 12.71 4 25 Caroline George Belmont Academy 13.04 5 42 Arlene Barr Cathkin HS 13.07 6 142 Rachel Dinsdale Mary Erskine 13.45 7 105 Charlotte Collison HS of Dundee 13.49 8 51 Ailie Rogers Culloden
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