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ESAA Track & Field Cup 2018 Round 2 : North East Results print page Junior Boys Competition 1 Posn Points School 1 417 St John Fisher Catholic High School, Harrogate 2 390 Ponteland Middle School, Newcastle­upon­Tyne 3 353 Carmel College, Darlington 3 353 St Aidan's Church of England High School, Harrogate 5 351 Royal Grammar School, Newcastle­upon­Tyne 6 335 Ovingham Middle School, Prudhoe 7 330 King James's School, Knaresborough 8 317 Durham Johnston Comprehensive School, Durham Competition 2 Posn Points School 1 320 Dame Allan's Senior School, Newcastle­upon­Tyne 2 314 High Tunstall College of Science, Hartlepool 3 300 Macmillan Academy, Middlesbrough 3 300 Hummersknott Academy, Darlington 5 285 Tadcaster Grammar School, Tadcaster 6 275 Barnard Castle School, Barnard Castle 7 270 St Leonard's Catholic School, Durham 8 246 Sir John Nelthorpe School, Brigg Inter Boys Competition 1 Posn Points School 1 450 Prudhoe Community High School, Prudhoe 2 417 St John Fisher Catholic High School, Harrogate 3 379 Carmel College, Darlington 4 377 St Aidan's Church of England High School, Harrogate 5 372 King James's School, Knaresborough 6 342 Emmanuel College, Gateshead 7 329 Hummersknott Academy, Darlington 8 322 Barnard Castle School, Barnard Castle 9 311 The King Edward VI Academy, Morpeth 10 296 Hull Collegiate School, Hull Competition 2 Posn Points School 1 376 Pocklington School, York 2 344 Harrogate Grammar School, Harrogate 3 294 Macmillan Academy, Middlesbrough 4 289 St Bede's Catholic Voluntary Academy, Scunthorpe 5 286 St Leonard's Catholic School, Durham 6 281 Royal Grammar School, Newcastle­upon­Tyne 7 238 Queen Ethelburga's College, York Junior Girls Competition 1 Posn Points School 1 396 St Aidan's Church of England High School, Harrogate 2 385 Ripon Grammar School, Ripon 3 364 Newcastle High School for Girls, Newcastle­upon­Tyne 4 355 Royal Grammar School, Newcastle­upon­Tyne 5 327 Ponteland Middle School, Newcastle­upon­Tyne 6 300 St John Fisher Catholic High School, Harrogate 7 270 Durham Johnston Comprehensive School, Durham 8 259 St Leonard's Catholic School, Durham Competition 2 Posn Points School 1 323 Carmel College, Darlington 2 301 South Hunsley School and Sixth Form College, North Ferriby 3 295 Harrogate Grammar School, Harrogate 4 269 Northallerton School & Sixth Form College, Northallerton 5 259 The English Martyrs School and Sixth Form College, Hartlepool 6 255 Hymers College, Hull 7 238 Barnard Castle School, Barnard Castle 8 222 Macmillan Academy, Middlesbrough Inter Girls Competition 1 Posn Points School 1 391 South Hunsley School and Sixth Form College, North Ferriby 2 366 St Aidan's Church of England High School, Harrogate 3 318 Dame Allan's Senior School, Newcastle­upon­Tyne 4 309 Royal Grammar School, Newcastle­upon­Tyne 5 301 Carmel College, Darlington 6 291 The King Edward VI Academy, Morpeth 7 273 King James's School, Knaresborough 8 261 St Leonard's Catholic School, Durham Competition 2 Posn Points School 1 255 Newcastle High School for Girls, Newcastle­upon­Tyne 2 247 Ripon Grammar School, Ripon 2 247 Sir John Nelthorpe School, Brigg 4 236 Emmanuel College, Gateshead 5 208 Harrogate Grammar School, Harrogate 6 188 Macmillan Academy, Middlesbrough NE­1 ESAA English Schools Track and Field Cup 2018 North East : Regional Final : Middlesbrough Sports Village , Alan Peacock W ay : 18/06/18 Junior Boys 1 : 417pts : St John Fisher Catholic High School, North Yorkshire 2 : 390pts : Ponteland Middle School, Northumberland 12.6s = 24pts Dawid Sarawyn 13.6s = 14pts Harris Quereshi 100m 100m 13.3s = 17pts Matt Harman 13.3s = 17pts Ethan Williams 27.0s = 20pts Gavin Njoyo 26.0s = 23pts Beni Ayuk 200m 200m 28.1s = 17pts Zac Walker 28.5s = 16pts Fin Olds 43.1s = 20pts Will Barker 44.3s = 18pts Zak Ikwue 300m 300m 45.1s = 17pts Harry Fulle r 44.0s = 19pts Theo Youn g 2m27.6s = 18pts Cameron Inglis 2m25.5s = 18pts Ethan Nash 800m 800m 2m45.0s = 12pts Alex Rennocks 2m42.0s = 13pts Lewis Miller 5m02.2s = 18pts Archie Gray 4m35.3s = 25pts Zak Old 1500m 1500m 5m16.6s = 14pts Dominic Jon es 5m24.3s = 12pts Dominc Malpass 13.2s = 23pts Dylan Windspear 12.6s = 26pts Finlay Wilkinson Hurdles Hurdles 13.7s = 21pts Hugo Jones 14.0s = 19pts Joe Clark 54.8s = 17pts 56.9s = 14pts Relay Relay = 0pts = 0pts 1.44m = 18pts Will Barker 1.38m = 16pts Beni Ayuk High Jump High Jump 1.47m = 19pts Matt Harma n = 0pts Lewis Mille r 4.35m = 15pts Gavin Njoyo 3.01m = 2pts Dominc Malpass Long Jump Long Jump 4.31m = 15pts Hugo Jones 4.01m = 12pt s Joe Clark 10.15m = 19pts Cameron Inglis 10.80m = 23pts Finlay Wilkinson Triple Jump Triple Jump 9.00m = 14pts Dominic Jones 8.82m = 13pts Zak Old 8.02m = 13pts Dan Napper 9.26m = 17pts Ethan Nash Shot Shot 9.12m = 16pts Harry Fuller 6.93m = 9pts Fin Olds 17.30m = 11pts Alex Hall 22.80m = 17pts Harris Quereshi Discus Discus 18.18m = 12pts Zac Walk er 17.50m = 12pts Owen Robertson 18.35m = 11pts Archie Gray 24.52m = 17pts Aiden Brennan Javelin Javelin 23.51m = 16pts Alex Rennoc ks 25.16m = 18pts Ethan Williams 3 : 353pts : Carmel College, Durham 3 : 353pts : St Aidan's Church of England High School, North Yorkshire 12.5s = 25pts Dylan Baines 13.4s = 16pts Jake Mercer­Jones 100m 100m 12.8s = 22pts Benedict Dav ies 12.9s = 21pts Will Simpson 31.1s = 9pts Benjamin Stoker 26.9s = 20pts Isaac Peretti 200m 200m 29.1s = 14pt s Oliver Scarre 27.2s = 19pts Will Russell 38.7s = 30pts Nat Bell 45.0s = 17pts Joe Turnbull 300m 300m 47.7s = 13pts Rory For ster 44.7s = 18pts Tom Scott 2m29.5s = 17pts Sam Dimelow 2m42.7s = 13pts Marcus Kent 800m 800m 2m33.7s = 16pts Michael Calabr o 2m32.5s = 16pts Reuben Bhog al 5m27.1s = 12pts James Wilcock 5m34.9s = 10pts Tom Midwood 1500m 1500m 5m22.0s = 13pts William Winn 5m33.4s = 10pts Will Partner 16.4s = 7pts Max Glendenning 13.1s = 24pts George Chaffer Hurdles Hurdles 15.2s = 13pt s Isaac Fenton 15.8s = 10pts Alfie Lee 58.2s = 12pts = 0pts Relay Relay = 0pts 58.4s = 12pt s = 0pts Sam Dimelow 1.32m = 14pts George Chaffer High Jump High Jump 1.41m = 17pt s Benedict Davie s nr = 0pts Dan Toulson 4.66m = 18pts Nat Bell 3.99m = 11pts Marcus Kent Long Jump Long Jump 4.13m = 13pts Max Gle ndenning 4.56m = 17pts Isaac Peretti Triple Jump 8.56m = 11pts Rory Forster Triple Jump 9.40m = 16pts Reuben Bhogal 8.93m = 13pts Oliver Scarre 9.52m = 16pts Will Russell 7.69m = 11pts Dylan Baines 7.01m = 9pts Will Simpson Shot Shot 8.96m = 16pts Sam Ryan 7.37m = 10pt s Alfie Lee 15.50m = 10pts Benjamin Stoker 19.70m = 14pts Joe Turnbull Discus Discus 23.20m = 17pts Michael Calabro 18.50m = 13pts Jake Mercer­ Jones 20.75m = 13pts George Thornton 15.28m = 8pts Tom Midwood Javelin Javelin 18.81m = 11pts Isaac Fenton 26.01m = 19pt s Max Sowray NE­1 ESAA English Schools Track and Field Cup 2018 North East : Regional Final : Middlesbrough Sports Village , Alan Peacock W ay : 18/06/18 Junior Boys 5 : 351pts : Royal Grammar School, Northumberland 6 : 335pts : Ovingham Middle School, Northumberland 13.8s = 13pts Taylor Hannant 13.1s = 19pts Robbie McManus 100m 100m 14.0s = 12pts Isaac Fawcett 14.2s = 11pts Ellis Finlay 29.6s = 13pts Matthew Osborne 26.8s = 20pts Josh Cooke 200m 200m 28.3s = 16pts Matthew Hampton 29.8s = 13pts Ollie Hogg 46.4s = 15pts Matthew Irving 43.8s = 19pts Joel Garvin Dawson 300m 300m 48.4s = 12pts William Emmer son 48.1s = 12pts Mark Gate 2m27.5s = 18pts William Robinson 2m48.1s = 11pts Sam Storey 800m 800m 2m31.8s = 16pts Marcus Laws 3m00.5s = 7pts Billy Murphy 4m50.2s = 21pts Oliver Douglas 5m05.4s = 17pts Oscar Jolly 1500m 1500m 5m25.9s = 12pts William Butterw orth 5m28.2s = 11pts Daniel Lam b 14.3s = 18pts Daniel Stephenson 14.2s = 18pts Ben Yates Hurdles Hurdles 16.2s = 8pts Daniel Rehimbek 15.1s = 14pts James Wa lsh 60.2s = 10pts 59.7s = 10pts Relay Relay = 0pts = 0pts 1.50m = 20pts Daniel Stephenson 1.41m = 17pts Josh Cooke High Jump High Jump 1.41m = 17pts Matthew Irving 1.41m = 17pts James Wals h 3.70m = 9pts William Robinson 3.15m = 3pts Ellis Finlay Long Jump Long Jump 3.70m = 9pts Ben Robinson 4.15m = 13pt s Harry Catn ach 8.29m = 10pts Matthew Hampton 9.06m = 14pts Mark Gate Triple Jump Triple Jump 9.08m = 14pts Marcus Laws 8.08m = 8pts Ben Yates 10.61m = 21pts Taylor Hannant 10.44m = 21pts Robbie McManus Shot Shot 8.26m = 13pts Isaac Fawcett 6.04m = 6pts Joel Garvin Daws on 22.30m = 16pts Thomas Mann 21.19m = 15pts Josh McCarty Discus Discus 15.60m = 10pts Oliver Douglas 19.35m = 13pts Daniel Lamb 24.41m = 17pts Matthew Osborne 22.52m = 15pts Billy Murphy Javelin Javelin 18.37m = 11pts Daniel Rehimbek 18.07m = 11pts Oscar Jolly 7 : 330pts : King James's School, North Yorkshire 8 : 317pts : Durham Johnston Comprehensive School, Durham 14.2s = 11pts Harvey Richardson 13.7s = 13pts Tommy Spraggon 100m 100m 14.0s = 12pts Brad Lucas 13.9s = 12pts Sam Chung 27.5s = 18pts Will Reid 27.0s = 20pts Jed Beveridge 200m 200m 28.7s = 15pts Danny Wi lson 27.9s = 17pts Tom Pfetscher 45.5s = 16pts Robbie Thacker 47.1s = 14pts Josh Royle 300m 300m 45.5s = 16pts James Wood 46.8s = 14pts Thomas Ho rsfield 2m25.9s = 18pts Kian Dobson 2m32.7s = 16pts Samuel Terry 800m 800m 2m50.2s = 10pts Callum Burki nshaw 2m24.4s = 18pts Thomas Johns on 5m25.1s = 12pts Liam Escott 5m23.3s = 13pts Owen Davison 1500m 1500m 5m31.0s = 11pts Mark Wood 5m19.1s = 14pts Callum Davison 15.7s = 11pts Cameron Leverton 17.0s = 5pts Noah Glanville Hurdles Hurdles 15.3s = 13pts Joe Edwards 15.7s = 11pt s Matty Gill 57.1s = 14pts = 0pts Relay Relay = 0pts 60.6s = 9pts 1.47m = 19pts Will Reid 1.26m = 12pts Noah Glanville High Jump High Jump 1.29m = 13pts Liam Esc ott 1.33m = 14pts Matty Gill 4.20m = 14pts Cameron
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    NOT PROTECTIVELY MARKED Record of PCC’s Public Engagements 2016 April 5th – Winterton Disabled Club 6th – Hull CC Ward Surgery – Avenues 13th – Alkborough WI 15th – Hull – CASE Business Event 15th – Hull – Rock Challenge Event 18th – Hull CC Ward Surgery – Bricknell 21st – Willerby – East Yorkshire Local Councils Network 26th – Hull – Sutton Trust Community meeting 26th – Seaton Parish Council 27th – Hull CC Ward Surgery – Newington 29th – Hull CC Ward Surgery – Southcoates West March 1st – Hull – Modern Slavery Event 2nd – Garton on the Wolds Parish Council 4th – Hull – Humber Chamber Cybercrime Event 8th – Hull CC Ward Surgery – Newland 8th – Bridlington – Rock Challenge Event 9th – Winterton – Residents Meeting 10th – Grimsby – NE Lincs Town & Parish Liaison Committee 12th – Hull – Visit Amazing Grace Chapel 12th – Scunthorpe – Rock Challenge Event 15th – Hull – Local Works Event 18th – Scunthorpe – Unlocking Hidden Talent Event 18th – Hornsea – Visit Nursery School Project 18th – Hull – Victoria Dock Residents Association 21st – Hornsea Town Council 22nd – Hull – Preston Road Neighbourhood Development Meeting 24th – Hull CC Ward Surgery – Marfleet 30th – Scunthorpe – Keep Scunthorpe Alive Group Walkabout **Pre-election Purdah period began on 30th March** February 1st – Grimsby – Open Door Forum 3rd – Airmyn Parish Council 8th – Aldborough Parish Council 16th – Hull Tenants Forum 22nd – Brigg Town Council 23rd – Grimsby – Haverstoe Ward Forum 25th – Hull BID Business Walkabout 26th – Scunthorpe – Skills Centre Plus opening event 26th