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ESAA Track & Field Cup 2017 2017­6­22 North East Track & Field Cup Results 2017 ESAA Track & Field Cup 2017 Round 2 : North East Results print page Junior Boys Competition 1 Posn Points School 1 403 St John Fisher Catholic High School, Harrogate 2 376 St Aidan's Church of England High School, Harrogate 3 369 Macmillan Academy, Middlesbrough 4 346 Ponteland Middle School, Newcastle­upon­Tyne 5 343 St Leonard's Catholic School, Durham 6 326 High Tunstall College of Science, Hartlepool 7 316 Hummersknott Academy, Darlington 8 247 Durham Johnston Comprehensive School, Durham Competition 2 Posn Points School 1 337 Pocklington School, York 2 317 Harrogate Grammar School, Harrogate 3 289 Dyke House Sports and Technology College, Hartlepool 4 281 Hymers College, Hull 5 280 Carmel College, Darlington 6 270 Queen Ethelburga's College, York 7 257 Barnard Castle School, Barnard Castle 8 251 Northallerton School & Sixth Form College, Northallerton 9 242 Wolfreton School and Sixth Form College, Hull Inter Boys Competition 1 Posn Points School 1 467 St Aidan's Church of England High School, Harrogate 2 397 Carmel College, Darlington 3 369 The King Edward VI Academy, Morpeth 4 366 Harrogate Grammar School, Harrogate 5 364 St John Fisher Catholic High School, Harrogate 6 348 Dame Allan's Senior School, Newcastle­upon­Tyne 7 329 Durham Johnston Comprehensive School, Durham 8 325 Emmanuel College, Gateshead 9 286 Queen Ethelburga's College, York Competition 2 Posn Points School 1 371 Prudhoe Community High School, Prudhoe 2 356 Royal Grammar School, Newcastle­upon­Tyne 3 355 King James's School, Knaresborough 4 352 Hummersknott Academy, Darlington 5 348 Ripon Grammar School, Ripon 6 273 Hymers College, Hull 7 272 Macmillan Academy, Middlesbrough 8 228 Thirsk School & Sixth Form College, Thirsk Junior Girls Competition 1 Posn Points School 1 408 St Aidan's Church of England High School, Harrogate 2 364 Royal Grammar School, Newcastle­upon­Tyne http://www.esaa.net/v2/2017/tfcup/tfcupresults/ne.html 1/2 2017­6­22 North East Track & Field Cup Results 2017 3 343 Ponteland Middle School, Newcastle­upon­Tyne 4 338 South Hunsley School and Sixth Form College, North Ferriby 5 334 Harrogate Grammar School, Harrogate 6 293 Durham Johnston Comprehensive School, Durham 7 292 Carmel College, Darlington 8 281 Longfield Academy of Sport, Darlington Competition 2 Posn Points School 1 296 Ripon Grammar School, Ripon 2 290 Ovingham Middle School, Prudhoe 3 283 St John Fisher Catholic High School, Harrogate 4 258 Ashville College, Harrogate 5 250 Emmanuel College, Gateshead 6 249 High Tunstall College of Science, Hartlepool 7 244 Laurence Jackson School, Guisborough 8 226 Hymers College, Hull Inter Girls Competition 1 Posn Points School 1 370 St Aidan's Church of England High School, Harrogate 2 346 Harrogate Grammar School, Harrogate 3 336 Royal Grammar School, Newcastle­upon­Tyne 4 311 Carmel College, Darlington 5 298 Hummersknott Academy, Darlington 6 295 Durham Johnston Comprehensive School, Durham 7 284 Park View School, Chester le Street 8 274 Barnard Castle School, Barnard Castle Competition 2 Posn Points School 1 292 King James's School, Knaresborough 2 287 Ripon Grammar School, Ripon 3 263 High Tunstall College of Science, Hartlepool 4 257 Heaton Manor School, Newcastle­upon­Tyne 5 255 The King Edward VI Academy, Morpeth 6 250 Wolfreton School and Sixth Form College, Hull 7 242 The English Martyrs School and Sixth Form College, Hartlepool 8 132 Ashville College, Harrogate http://www.esaa.net/v2/2017/tfcup/tfcupresults/ne.html 2/2 2017­6­22 ESAA NE­1­IB­results NE­1 ESAA English Schools Track and Field Cup 2017 North East : Regional Final : Costello Stadium, Anlaby Park Road North, Kingston upon Hull, North Humberside : 13/6/17 Inter Boys 1 : 467pts : St Aidan's Church of England High School, 2 : 397pts : Carmel College, Durham North Yorkshire 12.6s = 17pts Ewan Forster 100m 12.6s = 17pts Harry Willson 12.9s = 14pts Aaron Fernandes 100m 12.4s = 19pts Jake Manock 25.2s = 20pts Matthew Phillips 200m 24.5s = 22pts Tom Humphrey 26.1s = 17pts Stewart Harrison 200m 26.1s = 17pts Keneil James 42.5s = 17pts Ethan Fenton 300m 40.3s = 22pts Ted Towers 38.7s = 26pts Josh Irving 300m 39.4s = 25pts Tom Simmons 2m13.5s = 19pts James McCallister 800m 2m10.0s = 21pts Josh Wicks 2m17.3s = 17pts Ryan Wells 800m 2m24.5s = 15pts Josh Shaw 4m50.1s = 15pts Ethan Robinson 1500m 4m45.6s = 16pts Ben Jacklyn 4m50.5s = 15pts Sam Berry 1500m 4m45.2s = 16pts Ben Thomas 13.5s = 17pts Wilfred Humphrey Hurdles 12.9s = 20pts Jake Liddle 14.3s = 13pts Tyler Welsh Hurdles 13.1s = 19pts Ben Bhogal 52.5s = 15pts Relay = 0pts = 0pts Relay 51.7s = 16pts 1.62m = 20pts Matthew Phillips High Jump 1.77m = 25pts Jake Liddle 1.53m = 17pts Ethan Robinson High Jump 1.59m = 19pts Ben Thomas 4.95m = 14pts Wilfred Humphrey Long Jump 5.19m = 16pts Tom Humphrey 5.28m = 17pts Ewan Forster Long Jump 5.40m = 19pts Keneil James 11.08m = 17pts Aaron Fernandes Triple Jump 11.95m = 21pts Josh Wicks 11.57m = 19pts Josh Irving Triple Jump 11.64m = 20pts Ben Bhogal 7.52m = 7pts Daniel Sanderson Shot 11.68m = 21pts Harry Willson 8.69m = 11pts Stewart Harrison Shot 8.15m = 9pts Josh Shaw 20.56m = 12pts Matthew Hill Discus 29.42m = 20pts Luke Daynes 17.90m = 9pts Ryan Wells Discus 26.22m = 17pts Tom Simmons 33.83m = 16pts Ethan Fenton Javelin 38.24m = 19pts Ted Towers 33.19m = 16pts Sam Berry Javelin 33.83m = 16pts Aidan Flint 3 : 369pts : The King Edward VI Academy, 4 : 366pts : Harrogate Grammar School, North Northumberland Yorkshire 12.8s = 15pts Sam Yates 12.2s = 21pts Jack Haydock 100m 100m 12.9s = 14pts Ethan Bell 12.9s = 14pts Jake Bartle 24.1s = 23pts Alex Donaghy 26.7s = 15pts Josh Salmon 200m 200m 25.3s = 19pts Patrick Darroch 26.7s = 15pts Freddie Harris 38.3s = 27pts Owen Priest 40.0s = 23pts Josh Ritchie 300m 300m 40.0s = 23pts Alex Senior 42.4s = 17pts Richard Lai 2m18.1s = 17pts Brad Brown 2m25.1s = 14pts Thomas Wilson 800m 800m 2m26.2s = 14pts Cameron Fletcher Smith 2m30.3s = 13pts Rob Charlesworth 4m19.0s = 24pts Dan Dixon 4m45.9s = 16pts Taylor Jones 1500m 1500m 4m34.3s = 19pts Ross Charlton 5m12.0s = 11pts Tom Massie Taylor 15.2s = 9pts Matteo Kemp 13.1s = 19pts Dominic Christy Hurdles Hurdles = 0pts : 13.7s = 16pts Cole Mordue 53.0s = 14pts 51.7s = 16pts Relay Relay = 0pts = 0pts 1.56m = 18pts Joe Briddon 1.50m = 16pts Dominic Christy High Jump High Jump 1.53m = 17pts Alex Senior 1.44m = 14pts Richard Lai 5.43m = 19pts Patrick Darroch 4.49m = 9pts Thomas Wilson Long Jump Long Jump 4.26m = 7pts Sam Yates 4.44m = 9pts Taylor Jones 10.85m = 16pts Owen Priest 10.61m = 15pts Freddie Harris Triple Jump Triple Jump 9.53m = 9pts Ross Charlton 10.68m = 15pts Cole Mordue 11.64m = 21pts Alex Donaghy 10.78m = 18pts Josh Salmon Shot Shot = 0pts : 7.20m = 6pts Tom Massie Taylor 24.41m = 15pts Nathan Clemmitt 21.94m = 13pts Oskar Goddard Discus Discus 18.27m = 9pts Matteo Kemp 25.93m = 17pts Jake Bartle 28.06m = 12pts Cameron Fletcher Smith 22.19m = 8pts Alfie Weaver Javelin Javelin 22.23m = 8pts Ethan Bell 33.70m = 16pts Jack Haydock http://www.esaa.net/v2/2017/tfcup/tfcupresults/ne­1­ibresults.html 1/3 2017­6­22 ESAA NE­1­IB­results NE­1 ESAA English Schools Track and Field Cup 2017 North East : Regional Final : Costello Stadium, Anlaby Park Road North, Kingston upon Hull, North Humberside : 13/6/17 Inter Boys 5 : 364pts : St John Fisher Catholic High School, North 6 : 348pts : Dame Allan's Senior School, Yorkshire Northumberland 12.9s = 14pts Oli Kaye 12.4s = 19pts James Peskin 100m 100m 13.3s = 10pts Frank Urbanski 13.7s = 8pts Daniel Wilkinson 25.6s = 18pts Moses Beeson 24.8s = 21pts Ross Ward 200m 200m 27.8s = 11pts Jacob Millar 28.3s = 10pts Sam Richardson 41.9s = 18pts Dylan Esposito 39.4s = 25pts James Summers 300m 300m 42.3s = 17pts Matthew Gribbon 45.2s = 12pts Ben Pettifer 2m22.6s = 15pts harry blades 2m09.9s = 21pts Ben Dykins 800m 800m 2m37.7s = 10pts Evan Ward 2m37.2s = 10pts Charlie Trim 4m15.1s = 25pts Joe Gosling 4m31.3s = 20pts Daniel Melling 1500m 1500m 4m56.3s = 14pts Ethan Hussey 5m53.6s = 3pts Elliott Lackey 12.9s = 20pts Conor Griffin 12.5s = 22pts Milo Robinson Hurdles Hurdles 13.4s = 18pts Ethan Walker = 0pts : 54.6s = 12pts 52.4s = 15pts Relay Relay = 0pts = 0pts 1.59m = 19pts harry blades 1.53m = 17pts James Summers High Jump High Jump 1.32m = 10pts Ethan Walker 1.32m = 10pts Elliott Lackey 4.55m = 10pts Moses Beeson 5.10m = 16pts James Peskin Long Jump Long Jump 4.64m = 11pts Dylan Esposito 0.00m = 0pts : 10.76m = 15pts Conor Griffin 11.22m = 18pts Milo Robinson Triple Jump Triple Jump 10.40m = 14pts Jacob Millar 9.88m = 11pts Daniel Wilkinson 9.36m = 13pts Rian Rowley 8.66m = 11pts Toby May Shot Shot 12.11m = 23pts Matthew Gribbon 9.10m = 13pts Charlie Trim 20.13m = 11pts Frank Urbanski 26.12m = 17pts Henry Schmid Discus Discus 21.53m = 13pts Ethan Hussey 28.44m = 19pts Sam Richardson 29.23m = 13pts George Fuller 35.59m = 17pts Ben Dykins Javelin Javelin 25.13m = 10pts Josh Ruiz 29.18m = 13pts Ben Pettifer 7 : 329pts : Durham Johnston Comprehensive School, 8 : 325pts : Emmanuel College, Durham Durham 13.4s = 9pts James Bailey 100m 14.2s = 5pts Jake Hillcoat 14.1s = 6pts Kris Lewis 100m 11.9s = 24pts Morgan Jobling 26.1s = 17pts Evan Lawther 200m 26.5s = 15pts Sam Parrish 26.3s = 16pts Justin Sieber 200m 26.1s = 17pts Tom O'Neill 38.4s = 27pts Oliver Lewis 300m 43.8s = 14pts Moyo Adewumi 40.1s = 23pts Matthew Robertson 300m 51.1s = 3pts Sam Horner dnf = 0pts Kieron Wheeler 800m 2m31.6s = 12pts Owen Chaplin disq = 0pts Jack Bertram 800m 2m24.0s = 15pts Max Blackbourne 5m36.0s = 6pts Joshua Dixon 1500m 4m42.2s
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