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Airedale & Wharfedale District Asa Gala 3 Results AIREDALE & WHARFEDALE DISTRICT ASA GALA 3 RESULTS 2014 Event 1 Boys 9/10yrs 2L Freestyle Beryl Banham Trophy Event 4 Girls 15yrs/Over 4L Breaststroke Queens Jubilee Trophy Record: Myles Stirk (Bfd Dolphin) 2010 32.18 secs Record: Emily Vose (Kippax) 2013 1:17.78 Holder: Fenn Curran (Skipton) 35.86 secs Holder: Megan Anderton (Bradford) 1:31.90 1 Fenn Curran Skipton 36.76 35.86 1 Megan Anderton Bradford 1:31.90 2 JosephClifford Kippax 37.90 37.31 2 Phoebe Parry Bradford 1:39.29 3 Charlie Broome East Leeds 38.83 38.18 3 Yolanda Davies Bradford 1:44.35 4 Nealson Orange East Leeds 38.20 39.01 4 Maria Campean Bradford 1:44.79 5 Cameron Green Bradford 39.80 40.20 Rachel Brown Bradford DNS 6 BenSwift Kippax 40.26 41.72 7 Sam Akers Bingley 41.23 Res Event 5 Boys 11/12yrs 4 x 1 Ind Medley Peggy Heap Trophy 8 Alex Ryan Aireborough 41.29 Record: Paul Lawrence (Aireborough) 2000 1:13.79 9 Charlie Watson Bradford 41.37 Holder: Jamie Broome (East Leeds) 1:18.39 10 JoshuaJones Bingley 41.98 11 JohnHollis Bingley 42.78 1 JamieBroome EastLeeds 1:20.15 1:18.39 12 Bradley Brennand Skipton 43.78 2 John Luke-Hutchinson BfdDolphin 1:21.89 1:19.02 13 Matthew Sowden Bradford 44.08 3 MatthewHousley Skipton 1:23.71 1:22.75 14 Thomas Ayrton Aireborough 44.77 4 ArchieDunne Bingley 1:24.53 1:23.87 15 Matthew Binns Bradford 45.10 5 KeelanGlendinning Aireborough 1:25.01 1:25.41 16 Harvey Day Skipton 47.12 6 JackClifford Kippax 1:29.31 1:30.27 17 Alexander Stubley Bradford 49.37 7 Daniel Jones Aireborough 1:33.17 Res Jack Wright Bradford DQ 8 KyleWelsh Bingley 1:35.93 Ben Grimshaw Bingley DNS 9 Luca Curini Bingley 1:41.07 Zebedee Heys Skipton DNS 10 Harris Khaliq Bradford 1:50.85 11 TomLewis Kippax 1:57.05 Event 2 Girl’s 9/10yrs 2L Freestyle Crompton Parkinson 12 DavidHollis Bingley 1:58.36 Record: Sian Morgan (Ilkley) 2004 31.91 secs James Shoesmith-Evans Aireborough DQ Holder:MillieTate(Kippax) 33.96secs Daniel Kershaw Kippax DQ Cameron Mander Bfd Dolphin DQ 1 MillieTate Kippax 34.06 33.96 Barney Hughes Aireborough DNS 2 Ella Bardgett Skipton 35.24 34.10 Louie Dove Bfd Dolphin DNS 3 Hermione Roe Skipton 36.86 36.82 Will Dekker Bingley DNS 4 Sophia Basaraba Bingley 37.55 38.57 Andrew Mettrick Bingley DNS 5 EllaStabler Bingley 38.41 38.90 Thomas Sowden Bradford DNS 6 Caitlin Carr Kippax 36.98 39.43 Adam Mitchell Ilkley DNS 7 Maisie Dunne Bingley 39.56 Res Declan Sequeira Skipton DNS 8 Megan Johnson Bradford 41.62 9 Abby Watts East Leeds 41.75 Event 6 Girls 11/12yrs 4 x 1 Ind Medley Peggy Heap Trophy 10 Hannah Jackson Skipton 42.34 Record: Rachel Gardener (Kippax) 2004 1:15.25 11 SophieDavey Kippax 42.67 Holder: Hannah Abassi (East Leeds) 1:23.55 12 EllaNorman Kippax 42.93 13 Emilia Overend Bfd Dolphin 43.68 1 Hannah Abassi East Leeds 1:25.52 1:23.55 14 Ana Campean Bradford 46.55 2 Ebony Connell Bradford 1:27.65 1:24.23 15 Megan Richmond Aireborough 47.42 3 Hannah Shuttleworth Bradford 1:29.16 1:29.41 16 Maddy Hughes Aireborough 49.78 4 Rachel Binns Bradford 1:30.08 1:29.51 17 Elise Singh Bradford 49.82 5 Lauren Carr Kippax 1:28.89 1:29.84 18 EmilyHitchens Bingley 50.64 6 MeganBaines Skipton 1:30.46 1:38.94 19 Courtney Hudson Bradford 50.65 7 NiamhMirfield Skipton 1:30.26 W/D 20 JessicaBaines Skipton 52.19 8 Georgia Norman Kippax 1:30.67 21 Joanna Bowman Bfd Dolphin 53.17 9 Holly Marsden Bfd Dolphin 1:32.10 Olivia Tiffany Bingley DNS 10 Ellie-Jo Wright Bradford 1:32.71 Hayley Mitchell Ilkley DNS 11 Charlie Donegan Bradford 1:33.80 12 Abigail Connop Bradford 1:34.63 Event 3 Boys 15yrs/Over 4L Breaststroke Bingley Trophy 13 Elizabeth Stubley Bradford 1:36.53 Record: Josh Zenner (Bfd Dolphin) 1:16.04 14 Elizabeth Brown Bradford 1:37.56 Holder: James Lund (Bingley) 1:17.07 15 Charlotte Clark Kippax 1:38.84 16 Paige Morley Bingley 1:39.10 1 JamesLund Bingley 1:17.42 1:17.07 17 MiaDouglas Skipton 1:40.34 2 TomMainprize Kippax 1:17.56 1:17.64 18 Ruby Klarzynski Bingley 1:41.29 3 Tom Sheppard Bradford 1:20.81 1:21.81 19 EllenWright Skipton 1:42.18 4 Jordan Hilliard Bradford 1:21.33 1:22.38 20 AislingMcAuley Kippax 1:43.38 5 TomWatt Kippax 1:29.41 1:29.77 21 Constance Clarke Aireborough 1:49.78 6 JamesMiller Bingley 1:26.68 1:31.28 Rosie Guest Skipton DQ Ben Housley Skipton DQ Amelia Fullerton Bingley DNF Matthew Dove Bfd Dolphin DNS Elspeth Heys Skipton W/D Will Broadbent Bingley DNS Jaya Krishna Aireborough DNS Jamie Dawson Bradford DNS Naina Krishna Aireborough DNS Tom Gaskell Kippax DNS Emelye Gill Bfd Dolphin DNS Matilda Casey Bingley DNS Niamh Callaghan East Leeds DNS Mia Deighton Kippax DNS Hannah Raistrick Skipton DNS Event 7 Boys 13/14yrs 4L Backstroke Teale Trophy Charles Offord (13) Kippax DNS Record: Mark Ingham (East Leeds) 1996 1:08.03 Tom Gaskell (16) Kippax DNS Holder: Ethan Camsey (Skipton) 1:13.10 Declan Sequeira (12) Skipton DNS Michael Bowers (14) Skipton DNS 1 EthanCamsey Skipton 1:13.10 2 Tom Dawson Bradford 1:22.17 Event 10 Ladies’ Open 2L Butterfly J Oakes Memorial Trophy 3 Luke Knaggs Kippax 1:24.09 Record: Lauren Roberts (East Leeds) 2014 31.95 secs 4 Alex Thackray Kippax 1:31.76 Holder: Lauren Roberts (East Leeds) 32.30 secs 5 Jack Buckley Aireborough 1:34.39 Oliver Wain Bingley DNS 1 Lauren Roberts (14) East Leeds 31.95 R 32.30 Seth Berry Bingley DNS 2 Megan Anderton (16) Bradford 36.13 34.93 Charles Offord Kippax DNS 3 HannahWatt(14) Kippax 36.88 37.31 Michael Bowers Skipton DNS 4 NatashaWilson(14) Bingley 36.86 37.56 5 NiamhMiller(13) EastLeeds 37.02 37.99 Event 8 Girls 13/14yrs 4L Backstroke A& W Trophy 6 Ella Jones (13) Bradford 37.91 37.99 Record: Julia Scrivin (Skipton) 2006 1:09.25 7 Millie Tate (10) Kippax 38.91 Res Holder: Bea Waller (Skipton) 1:11.84 8= Hannah Abassi (12) East Leeds 39.43 8= Phoebe Parry (16) Bradford 39.43 1 BeaWaller Skipton 1:14.02 1:11.84 10 Yolanda Davies (16) Bradford 39.95 2 Lauren Roberts East Leeds 1:15.76 1:15.09 11 Ellie-Jo Wright (11) Bradford 40.96 3 NiamhMiller EastLeeds 1:21.07 1:20.31 12 Hannah Shuttleworth (12) Bradford 41.09 4 Ella Jones Bradford 1:20.81 1:22.10 13 Georgia Norman (14) Kippax 41.43 5 NatashaWilson Bingley 1:24.39 1:23.63 14 Ella Bardgett (10) Skipton 41.46 6 HannahWatt Kippax 1:22.53 1:25.14 15 Ebony Connell (12) Bradford 41.76 7 Neve Godfrey-Clark Bingley 1:24.79 Res 16 Maria Campean (15) Bradford 42.07 Caitlin Morley Bingley DQ 17 Megan Baines (11) Skipton 42.15 Emily Hemingway Kippax W/D 18 NiamhMirfield(13) Skipton 42.86 PoppyHeys Skipton W/D 19 Caitlin Carr (10) Kippax 43.74 Pabodua Weerapperuma Kippax DNS 20 Lauren Carr (12) Kippax 43.92 Siobhan Akers Bingley DNS 21 Abigail Connop (14) Bradford 44.24 Ruth Hollis Bingley DNS 22 Elizabeth Brown (11) Bradford 45.58 Elizabeth Broomhead Kippax DNS 23 Charlie Donegan (11) Bradford 45.77 24 Elizabeth Stubley (11) Bradford 46.28 Event 9 Men’s Open 2L Butterfly T Hill Trophy 25 Charlotte Clark (14) Kippax 49.33 Record: Joshua Zenner (Bfd Dolphin) 2012 28.24 secs 26 AbbyWatts(10) EastLeeds 49.90 Holder: Christopher Killock (Bingley) 29.13 secs 27 Paige Morley (11) Bingley 51.19 28 AislingMcAuley(11) Kippax 51.62 1 Christopher Killock Bingley 29.31 29.13 29 Ella Norman (9) Kippax 52.39 2 JamesMiller(16) Bingley 30.84 29.86 30 Maddy Hughes (10) Aireborough 1:02.53 3 Jamie Dawson (16) Bradford 31.43 29.86 Sophie Davey (10) Kippax DQ 4 BenHousley(16) Skipton 30.47 29.86 Caitlin Morley (14) Bingley W/D 5 Jordan Hilliard Bradford 30.34 31.71 Emily Hemingway (13) Kippax W/D 6 TomWatt(16) Kippax 32.12 32.56 Siobhan Akers (14) Bingley DNS 7 Dale Brundle Bradford 32.33 Res Olivia Broadbent Bingley DNS 8 Tom Mainprize (16) Kippax 32.80 Rachel Brown (15) Bradford DNS 9 Tom Sheppard (16) Bradford 33.14 Niamh Callaghan (12) East Leeds DNS 10 LukeKnaggs(14) Kippax 36.92 Hayley Mitchell (9) Ilkley DNS 11 Tom Dawson (14) Bradford 36.93 MiaDeighton(13) Kippax DNS 12 James Lund (15) Bingley 36.95 Pabodua Weerapperuma (13) Kippax DNS 13 Jamie Broome (12) East Leeds 37.55 Elizabeth Broomhead (13) Kippax DNS 14 John Luke-Hutchinson (12) Bfd Dolphin 38.09 Kate Offord (16) Kippax DNS 15 MatthewHousley(12) Skipton 39.87 Hannah Raistrick (14) Skipton DNS 16 Alex Thackray (13) Kippax 41.26 17 Jack Clifford (12) Kippax 41.37 Event 11 Boys 9/10yrs 4x1 Freestyle Team 18 Keelan Glendinning (12) Aireborough 42.01 Record: Aireborough (2000) 1:04.87 19 Daniel Kershaw (12) Kippax 42.30 Holders: Bradford 1:15.78 20 Charlie Broome (10) East Leeds 43.95 21 Joseph Clifford (10) Kippax 43.96 1 Bradford 1:15.78 22 James Shoesmith-Evans (12) Aireborough 45.07 2 Skipton ‘A’ 1:18.40 23 Jack Buckley (13) Aireborough 48.93 3 Bingley 1:18.89 24 Charlie Watson (10) Bradford 51.15 Skipton ‘B’ DNS 25 Fenn Curran (10) Skipton 53.64 Kippax DNS 26 TomLewis(11) Kippax 57.28 27 Ben Swift (10) Kippax 1:06.17 Cameron Mander (11) Bfd Dolphin DQ Event 12 Girls 9/10yrs 4x1 Freestyle Team Cameron Green (9) Bradford DQ Record: East Leeds (2013) 1:05.76 Alexander Stubley (9) Bradford DQ Holders:Kippax 1:14.15 Nealsen Orange (10) East Leeds W/D Barney Hughes (12) Aireborough DNS 1Kippax 1:14.15 Archie Dunn (11) Bingley DNS 2 Bradford Dolphin 1:23.11 Andrew Metttick (12) Bingley DNS 3 Bingley 1:23.92 Seth Berry (13) Bingley DNS 4 Bradford 1:27.79 Will Broadbent (15) Bingley DNS Skipton ‘A’ DNS Adam Mitchell (11) Ilkley DNS Skipton ‘B’ DNS Event 13 Boys 15yrs/Over 4x2 Medley Team SILVER JUBILEE TROPHY TEAMS TROPHY Record & Holders: Bradford 2:07.13 1 Bradford 173 1 Bradford‘A’ 62 1 Bradford 2:07.13 NR 2 East Leeds 120 2 Kippax 34 Bingley 2:17.62 T/O 3 Bingley 106 3 Bfd Dolphin 26 Kippax DQ Skipton DNS 4 Kippax 100 4 East Leeds 18 5 Skipton 75 5 Bingley 16 Event 14 Girls 15yrs/Over 4x2 Medley
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