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SATURDAY 30.06.18 ISLE OF BARRA JUNIOR FUN RUN RACE REPORT Junior Fun Run Results Place Race Time Race No Name Category 1 04:35 68 Scott Campbell Boys 2 04:36 16 Patrick Maclean Boys 3 04:41 69 Robbie Campbell Boys 4 04:42 28 Comghall MacLeod Boys 5 04:49 2 Charlie Galbraith Boys 6 04:55 32 Craig MacNeil Boys 7 04:58 46 Isla MacKinnon Girls 8 04:59 37 Finlay Walton Boys 9 04:59 70 Lewis Irving Boys 10 05:01 43 Calum MacNeil Boys 11 05:04 51 Ellie Denehy Girls 12 05:05 44 Sonny Ross Boys 13 05:06 74 Micheal Macleod Boys 14 05:14 35 Lily Scott Girls 15 05:15 17 Iain Ruairidh Maclean Boys 16 05:15 33 Calum Ronald MacNeil Boys 17 05:16 40 Heather Kellock Girls 18 05:17 39 Iona Kellock Girls 19 05:19 53 Ethan Boyd Boys 20 05:21 50 Arran Culley Boys 21 05:24 66 Rowan Campbell Girls 22 05:27 63 Cameron MacInnes Boys 23 05:37 73 John Macleod Boys 24 05:40 27 Michael MacArthur Boys 25 05:51 11 Alexander Beverstock Boys 26 05:56 45 Aimee MacKinnon Girls 27 06:00 1 Seumas Galbraith Boys 28 06:04 19 Seonaidh Nicholson MacLean Boys 29 06:10 67 Ross Irving Boys 30 06:13 15 Rosanna Falconer-Flint Girls 31 06:16 13 Owen MacNeil Boys 32 06:18 3 Innes MacKinnon Boys 33 06:22 18 Domhnall Eachann MacLean Boys Junior Fun Run 2018 Place Race Time Race No Name Category 34 06:26 23 Mairead MacNeil Girls 35 06:28 61 Kieran MacNeil Boys 36 06:29 29 Iagan MacLeod Boys 37 06:30 54 Robbie Donald Maclean Boys 38 06:31 41 Anna MacKinnon Girls 39 06:32 22 Ciara Davidson Girls 40 06:36 21 Lucy Campbell Girls 41 06:37 58 Samuel Monk Boys 42 06:39 9 Ross Galbraith Boys 43 06:41 30 Lily MacLean Girls 44 06:42 72 Ewan Nicholson Boys 45 06:45 7 Lewis Walker Boys 46 06:46 57 Angus James McCulloch Boys 47 06:49 52 Eilidh Mai Donohue Girls 48 06:51 38 Michael Walton Boys 49 07:04 47 Laura Macleod Girls 50 07:06 42 Mairi MacNeil Girls 51 07:09 49 Skyla Mcclelland Girls 52 07:32 6 Ava Walker Girls 53 07:37 26 Danielle MacArthur Girls 54 07:38 20 Calum Duncan MacLean Boys 55 07:40 62 Sorcha MacDougall Girls 56 07:45 59 Jamie MacNeil Boys 57 07:49 34 Anthony MacNeil Boys 58 07:55 25 Mhairi Anderson Girls 59 07:57 24 Brooke Burt Girls 60 08:04 48 Summer Campbell Girls 61 08:11 64 Sinead Macleod Girls 62 08:43 14 Rachel MacNeil Girls 63 09:12 56 Iain MacDougall Boys 64 09:13 55 Hamish MacDougall Boys 65 09:42 60 Millie Mccathie Girls 66 10:03 8 Samuel Wheelhouse Boys 67 10:58 10 Owen Galbraith Boys 68 11:07 12 Charlotte MacNeil Girls Junior Fun Run 2018 Place Race Time Race No Name Category 69 11:54 65 Rory MacNeil Boys Total: 69 Junior Fun Run 2018.

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