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SYXC League 2: Campsall Cy Pk Doncaster 27Th Oct 2019 - FINAL Results SYXC League 2: Campsall Cy Pk Doncaster 27th Oct 2019 - FINAL results Under-11 Girls 1 23 5:17 Layla Roden FU11 Rotherham Harriers & AC 2 344 5:30 Maya Schofield FU11 Barnsley AC 3 96 5:47 Grace Igoe FU11 Hallamshire Harriers 4 505 5:55 Graihagh Turner FU11 Penistone FPR 5 34 6:00 Esme Milbourne FU11 Rotherham Harriers & AC 6 191 6:02 Florence Ludlam FU11 Hallamshire Harriers 7 267 6:07 Francesca Freeman FU11 Doncaster AC 8 345 6:13 Lily-Mae Batley FU11 Barnsley AC 9 43 6:17 Daisy Williamson FU11 Rotherham Harriers & AC 10 119 6:26 Brooke Baum FU11 Hallamshire Harriers 11 102 6:31 Lorna Elwood FU11 Hallamshire Harriers 12 200 6:39 Francesca Brown FU11 Hallamshire Harriers 13 106 6:40 Elsie Grifiths FU11 Hallamshire Harriers 14 41 6:41 Esther Lovell FU11 Rotherham Harriers & AC 15 501 6:47 Anya Holt FU11 Penistone FPR 16 576 6:49 Maia Howell FU11 Sheffield Triathlon Club 17 272 7:04 Isabella Huck FU11 Doncaster AC 18 567 7:07 Matilda Claxton FU11 Sheffield Triathlon Club 19 523 7:13 Maiya Charlesworth FU11 Penistone FPR 20 504 7:16 Onnee Turner FU11 Penistone FPR 21 219 7:17 Molly Cockett FU11 Doncaster AC 22 266 7:32 Aimee Smith FU11 Doncaster AC 23 1023 7:39 Harriet Marlow FU11 Askern DAC 24 4 7:53 Imogen Topliss FU11 Rotherham Harriers & AC Under-11 Boys 1 33 5:34 Ryan Harpham MU11 Rotherham Harriers & AC 2 340 5:39 Bartley Hughes MU11 Barnsley AC 3 226 5:51 Joe Wooluiscroft MU11 Doncaster AC 4 354 6:06 Cole Hinchcliffe MU11 Barnsley AC 5 237 6:10 Buddy Wheeler MU11 Doncaster AC 6 212 6:18 Alex Felczerek MU11 Doncaster AC 7 514 6:19 Alexander Wright MU11 Penistone FPR 8 822 6:28 Lucas Sydney MU11 Danum Harriers 9 12 6:29 Robson Hughes MU11 Rotherham Harriers & AC 10 93 6:40 Rhys Caudwell MU11 Hallamshire Harriers 11 11 6:48 Lucas Bell MU11 Rotherham Harriers & AC 12 220 7:42 Benjen Seymour MU11 Doncaster AC 13 269 8:19 Jack Smith MU11 Doncaster AC Under-13 Girls 1 188 11:11 Issy Waugh FU13 Hallamshire Harriers 2 22 11:26 Mischa Walsh FU13 Rotherham Harriers & AC 3 57 11:31 Lilia Harris FU13 Rotherham Harriers & AC 4 199 11:53 Gabriella Brown FU13 Hallamshire Harriers 5 183 11:54 Caitlin McCloy FU13 Hallamshire Harriers 6 5 11:58 Katie Battle FU13 Rotherham Harriers & AC 7 203 12:22 Annabelle Sibley FU13 Hallamshire Harriers 8 19 12:35 Harper Tompkin FU13 Rotherham Harriers & AC 9 50 12:43 Keira Branagan FU13 Rotherham Harriers & AC 10 195 13:10 Alice Tolley FU13 Hallamshire Harriers 11 1016 13:31 Grace Blair FU13 Doncaster Triathlon Club 12 271 13:43 Elise Hutchinson FU13 Doncaster AC 13 265 13:44 Lilly Auker FU13 Doncaster AC 14 95 14:06 Esme Jones FU13 Hallamshire Harriers 15 75 14:17 Ruby Willers FU13 Rotherham Harriers & AC 16 112 14:26 Bea Gillespie FU13 Hallamshire Harriers 17 222 14:30 Amy Dalowsky FU13 Doncaster AC 18 229 14:42 Aalisa Watson FU13 Doncaster AC 19 570 14:53 Harriet Claxton FU13 Sheffield Triathlon Club 20 118 14:58 Issobelle Smith FU13 Hallamshire Harriers 21 72 15:05 Sophie Leighton FU13 Rotherham Harriers & AC 22 10 15:28 Elise Bell FU13 Rotherham Harriers & AC 23 513 17:51 Layla Wright FU13 Penistone FPR Under-13 Boys 1 342 11:27 Jonson Hughes MU13 Barnsley AC 2 341 12:18 Rocco Hughes MU13 Barnsley AC 3 47 12:20 George Browne MU13 Rotherham Harriers & AC 4 294 12:34 George Wallace MU13 City of Sheffield AC 5 103 12:53 Jonah Cooper MU13 Hallamshire Harriers 6 9 13:01 Jake Parker MU13 Rotherham Harriers & AC 7 30 13:02 George Ellis MU13 Rotherham Harriers & AC 8 69 13:03 Reece Levitt MU13 Rotherham Harriers & AC 9 53 13:15 Jack Williams MU13 Rotherham Harriers & AC 10 300 13:48 Elliot English MU13 City of Sheffield AC 11 92 14:31 Maxim Johnson MU13 Hallamshire Harriers 12 575 15:00 Emil Howell MU13 Sheffield Triathlon Club 13 579 16:00 Sam Buckley MU13 Sheffield Triathlon Club 14 94 16:21 Joshua Dexter MU13 Hallamshire Harriers 15 228 16:23 Adam Jones MU13 Doncaster AC 16 101 16:31 Joe Johnson MU13 Hallamshire Harriers Under-15 Girls 1 44 11:01 Olivia Bell FU15 Rotherham Harriers & AC 2 194 11:05 Emma Shipley FU15 Hallamshire Harriers 3 301 11:23 Rebecca Evans FU15 City of Sheffield AC 4 184 11:28 Leah Gregory FU15 Hallamshire Harriers 5 187 11:29 Bobbie Waugh FU15 Hallamshire Harriers 6 1085 11:32 Ella Crowe FU15 Guest - N Isle of Man 7 190 11:33 Summer Ludlam FU15 Hallamshire Harriers 8 35 11:42 Evie Thomson FU15 Rotherham Harriers & AC 9 209 11:55 Ffion Patton FU15 Hallamshire Harriers 10 172 11:56 Georgia Robertson FU15 Hallamshire Harriers 11 197 12:09 Isabel Causer FU15 Hallamshire Harriers 12 185 12:12 Amy Allcard FU15 Hallamshire Harriers 13 64 12:20 Hayley Butcher FU15 Rotherham Harriers & AC 14 21 12:26 Marci Walsh FU15 Rotherham Harriers & AC 15 36 12:31 Miya Lambert FU15 Rotherham Harriers & AC 16 29 12:55 Cadence Taylor FU15 Rotherham Harriers & AC 17 236 13:01 Callie Coates FU15 Doncaster AC 18 248 13:42 Sophie James FU15 Doncaster AC 19 361 14:28 Lana Stroud FU15 Barnsley AC 20 259 14:49 Georgia Guttridge FU15 Doncaster AC 21 346 17:02 Olivia Garrity FU15 Barnsley AC Under-15 Boys 1 343 14:42 Sonny Boy Hughes MU15 Barnsley AC 2 8 15:05 Luke Parker MU15 Rotherham Harriers & AC 3 181 15:06 Noah Milbourn MU15 Hallamshire Harriers 4 20 15:08 Thomas Bowman MU15 Rotherham Harriers & AC 5 67 15:23 Joshua Gilbert MU15 Rotherham Harriers & AC 6 27 16:04 Thomas Brailsford MU15 Rotherham Harriers & AC 7 170 16:44 Joe Barber MU15 Hallamshire Harriers 8 493 17:59 Oliver France MU15 Penistone FPR 9 348 23:50 George Wallace MU15 Barnsley AC Under-17 Ladies 1 1251 18:12 Romany Tune FU17 Rotherham Harriers & AC 2 1265 20:29 Claudia Turnell FU17 Hallamshire Harriers 3 1250 21:42 Charli Frisby FU17 Rotherham Harriers & AC 4 1248 23:36 Elizabeth Spensley FU17 Barnsley AC 5 1249 25:04 Rebecca Spensley FU17 Barnsley AC Under-20, Senior and Veteran Ladies 1 61 26:16 Nicola Devine FS Rotherham Harriers & AC 2 124 26:36 Rachel Lundgren FS Hallamshire Harriers 3 303 26:43 Eleanor Curran FS City of Sheffield AC 4 73 27:18 Keri Pearson FV35 Rotherham Harriers & AC 5 1086 27:21 Mollie Williams FS Guest - Stockport Harriers & AC 6 52 27:29 Emma Ball FU20 Rotherham Harriers & AC 7 839 27:54 Tamsin Mcgraw FU20 Sheffield Hallam University 8 113 29:05 Laura Trask FU20 Hallamshire Harriers 9 574 29:20 Helen Elmore FV45 Sheffield Triathlon Club 10 554 29:24 Tom Peretz FU20 Sheffield Triathlon Club 11 413 29:25 Martha Ellett FS University of Sheffield AC 12 68 29:28 Robyn Lanceley FS Rotherham Harriers & AC 13 977 30:12 Karen Ball FV35 Askern DAC 14 991 30:42 Poppy Tovey FS Steel City Striders 15 453 31:00 Deborah Richards FV45 Sheffield RC 16 264 31:29 Lisa Fouweather FU20 Doncaster AC 17 686 31:32 Frances Roberts FS Steel City Striders 18 600 31:33 Natalie Sheldon FS Kimberworth Striders 19 848 31:39 Hannah Cookson FU20 Sheffield Hallam University 20 807 31:40 Tara Burkhill FS Danum Harriers 21 754 31:49 Sarah Franklin FS Totley AC 22 15 31:56 Olivia Neal FS Rotherham Harriers & AC 23 662 32:08 Jacqui Herring FV45 Steel City Striders 24 1082 32:15 Gemma Scougal FV35 Guest-Clowne 25 670 32:19 Sarah Koriba FV35 Steel City Striders 26 127 32:46 Ellie Crownshaw FS Hallamshire Harriers 27 596 32:49 Sarah Millns FV45 Kimberworth Striders 28 246 32:52 Rose James FV35 Doncaster AC 29 527 33:01 Becky Timms FV35 Penistone FPR 30 756 33:18 Anne Hegarty FV55 Totley AC 31 604 33:31 Claire Chapman FV35 Kimberworth Striders 32 74 33:41 Jenny Reed FS Rotherham Harriers & AC 33 986 33:42 Kate Scott FV55 Steel City Striders 34 690 33:56 Nicola Ross FV35 Steel City Striders 35 641 34:06 Gillian Burgon FV35 Steel City Striders 36 645 34:46 Isabelle Carter FS Steel City Striders 37 840 35:32 Alice Atkins FU20 Sheffield Hallam University 38 603 35:37 Samantha Weatherall FV45 Kimberworth Striders 39 646 35:40 Charlotte Civico FS Steel City Striders 40 818 35:56 Lynn Hutchinson FV45 Danum Harriers 41 761 36:00 Helen Young FV45 Totley AC 42 39 36:14 Nicole Norton FS Rotherham Harriers & AC 43 797 36:15 Jo Derx FV35 Danum Harriers 44 551 36:19 Isabelle Pound FV55 Sheffield Triathlon Club 45 984 36:49 Wren Langford FS Danum Harriers 46 213 37:00 Justyna Felczerek FV35 Doncaster AC 47 836 37:11 Bryony Rogers FS Sheffield Hallam University 48 495 37:15 Susan Charlesworth FV55 Penistone FPR 49 254 37:18 Tracy Land FV45 Doncaster AC 50 643 37:29 Helen Cain FV35 Steel City Striders 51 988 37:32 Dawn Short FV45 Steel City Striders 52 507 37:40 Jude Matthews FV35 Penistone FPR 53 16 37:45 Gillian Neal FV55 Rotherham Harriers & AC 54 441 37:46 Alexa Dale FV35 Sheffield RC 55 1014 37:54 Emma Samson FV45 Doncaster Triathlon Club 56 694 38:07 Emma Moorhouse FS Barnsley Harriers 57 336 38:09 Linda Westlake FV55 Barnsley AC 58 289 38:23 Caroline Fuller FV55 City of Sheffield AC 59 962 38:26 Sophie Bradbury FS Askern DAC 60 446 38:29 Dawn Wesson FV35 Sheffield RC 61 457 38:50 Beverley Baker FV45 Sheffield RC 62 606 38:58 Helen Doyle FS Kimberworth Striders 63 517 39:00 Dawn Godley FV55 Penistone FPR 64 985 39:31 Jane Davies FV45 Danum Harriers 65 804 39:34 Rosie Jones FS Danum Harriers 66 528 39:48 Bernice Nixon FV65 Penistone FPR 67 852 40:16 Loiuise Harrop FV35 Valley Hill Runners 68 1007 40:24 Sarah Sutherland FV45 Doncaster Triathlon Club 69 218 40:57 Julie Cull FV55 Doncaster AC 70 823 41:10 Laura Sydney FV35 Danum Harriers 71 858 41:22 Judith Mallon FV45 Valley Hill Runners 72 531 41:27 Sarah Clough FV45 Penistone FPR 73 855 41:39 Rebecca Pyrah FS Valley Hill Runners 74 1010 42:31 Ruth White FV55 Doncaster Triathlon Club 75 565 42:37 Liz Parkes FV35 Sheffield Triathlon Club 76 235 42:58 Claire Macleod FV45 Doncaster AC 77 868 43:54 Wendy Duggan FV45
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