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British Schools Championships 14 March 2020 British Schools Championships 14 March 2020 EIS Sheffied G8/9-36 (1) G8/9-40 (7) 1 Chloe GARRETT Woodland School 1 Carrieanne EVANS Maesteg School 2 Charlotte TIMSON Great Marlow School 3 Jessica NUNN Burnt Mill Academy 3 Jocelyn CALLAGHAN Queen Anne High School G8/9-44 (8) G8/9-48 (11) 1 Charlotte HAINES Lutterworth College 1 Leah THAKUR St Dominic's Grammar School 2 Paige SWEETLAND Forrester High School 2 Sophie CARTWRIGHT Eastbank Academy 3 Fareya MARTIN Test Valley School 3 Eliza SEDGBEER Birchwood High School 3 Zara WILKINSON Lightcliffe Academy 3 Katie WINDLE St Edmund of Arrowsmith 5 Macey WEALLEANS The Misbourne School 5 Ella DORE Nonsuch High School For Girls 5 Lillie-Grace DELAHAY Maesteg Comprehensive 5 Charlotte BURKE Saffron Walden County High G8/9-52 (14) G8/9-57 (13) 1 Esmee HOLGATE Queen Elizabeth School 1 Tahlia COLLIS-SMITH Princethorpe College 2 Evie SHERGILL Bohunt School 2 Charlotte HAY Tavistock College 3 Savannah TAMSIN CANNING Windsor Girls School 3 Josie MOORE Harton Academy 3 Elisa THOMPSON St Johns School & Sixth Form 3 Olivia SIMPSON Haberdashers Askes Crayford 5 Isabelle ADAMS Lady Lumleys School 5 Grace VANN-STEWART Lightcliffe Academy 5 Sarah SMITH Deans Community High School 5 Isabelle WILSON Mayfield Grammar Sch G8/9-63 (13) G8/9+63 (4) 1 Lucy ROBINSON Northallerton School 1 Alanna HOPKINS Tavistock College 2 Megan LICENCE Dollar Academy 2 Ruby FOSTER St Julians High School 3 Hope O'NEILL Yateley School 3 Tyla-Jane SLATER Penair School 3 Mayashan SHARMADEKKER Wolverhampton Grammar Sch 3 Rebecca FRISBY Melbourn Village College 5 Esther MCGREGOR Largs Academy 5 Rebecca WILLIS Cambourne Sci & International B8/9-34 (3) B8/9-38 (7) 1 Callum WOODHAM Severn Vale School 1 Sabir VALIYEV Ashmole Academy 2 Guy HANKS Thornden School 2 Bradley HARMER Bucklers Mead Academy 3 Thomas COSTON Flegg High School 3 Lucas BELL Hymers College 3 Oakley JAMES Maidenhill School B8/9-42 (11) B8/9-46 (21) 1 Maxwell MASUKU Bryn Celynnog Comp Sch 1 Kajus SEMETA Darrick Wood School 2 Nicholas BOTSENKO Ellis Guilford School 2 Bradley SWEETEN Uddingston Grammar School 3 Mikey PORTER Lingfield College 3 Dylan BOND Limavady Grammar School 3 William MCCARTHY Mascalls Academy 3 Matthew MORLEY The Hemel Hempstead School 5 Kobe MOYSE-MUKHTAR Harton Academy 5 Jack COOK Edgbarrow School 5 Sonny LANG The Axholme Academy 5 Alexander LEE Eastern High School B8/9-50 (19) B8/9-55 (19) 1 Ross MCWATT Inverurie Academy 1 Ollie PURBRICK Sheldon School 2 Victor NIJSEN Swanmore College 2 Luke WESTWOOD Larbert High School 3 Steven RABET Larbert High School 3 Samuel JOHN Gowerton Comprehensive Sch 3 Finlay STRANG Ross High School 3 Mitchell CROSSWELL Borden Grammar 5 Finlay READING Ashlawn School 5 Bogdan LOSONCZI Plymstock School 5 Logan MCGILCHRIST The Misbourne School 5 Tiaan SPARROW Ysgol Dyffryn Aman B8/9-60 (14) B8/9-66 (11) 1 Tom PHILLIPS Ysgol Dyffryn Aman 1 Jake BREARLEY Whitworth High School 2 Marc HUNT Bourne End Academy 2 Omar SHAHIN Fulham Boys School 3 George RILEY Ranelagh School 3 William ANDREWS Forge Valley School 3 Brent OBA Salesian School 3 Christopher HOWE St Columbas 5 Cameron HICKEY Yateley School 5 William GREGSON Calday Grange Grammar Sch 5 Maddox CALLARD Kingsbridge Community Coll 5 Billy PRICE Huxlow Science College B8/9-73 (6) B8/9+73 (5) 1 Aleksander STOJANOWSKI St John Bosco College 1 William GILBANK Birchwood High School 2 Markos CONSTANTINIDES Beechen Cliff School 2 James WATSON Meldrum Academy 3 Harry ASHEN Bishop Walsh Catholic School 3 Arad GHAFOORI RAD St Ninian's High School 3 Reuben FRISE Tavistock College 3 Shai IVEY Ernest Bevin College G10/11-44 (2) G10/11-48 (2) 1 Jade REARDON Pivot School 1 Ellesha TENNISON Holderness Acad & Sixth Form 2 Rosie HODGSON Lady Lumleys School 2 Abbie BROWN Chichester Free School G10/11-52 (5) G10/11-57 (9) 1 Courtney CASEY CCFL Camden 1 Phoebe DIGWEED John O Gaunt School 2 Laura WOOD St Thomas More Catholic School 2 Phoebe SHEA Yateley School 3 Ace EDWARDS City of Leicester College 3 Tess MCGILL Queen's Gate School 3 Kiera MCCOLGAN Turnbull High School 3 Ellie HUTTON St Thomas More RC Academy 5 Laura ALLEN Bedford Academy 5 Jessica JENNINGS Plymstock School G10/11-63 (12) G10/11-70 (9) 1 Anika RABI Sir William Perkins School 1 Ella PLUMMER Bishop Challoner 2 Leah JACKSON De Lisle College 2 Izzy FIELD Ridgeway Sch and Sixth Form 3 Lily HARDING Tunbridge Wells Girls Grammar 3 Lydia PEARSON Queen Elizabeth High School 3 Amy RIDDLESDELL Oakham School 3 Maddie RYMER Aldenham School 5 Tecca FORD Redruth School 5 Pauline MARQUIS The Winston Churchill High Sch 5 Millie HILLYARD Southfield School 5 Gabriella HOLMAN Bohunt School G10/11-78 (3) G10/11+78 (4) 1 Sophia FORD Hertfordshire & Essex High Sch 1 Jasmine ANDERSON Linton Village College 2 Megan SKILLERN Droitwich Spa High School 2 Harriet MCRAE Harrow Way 3 Iona MCPHILLIPS Linlithgow Academy 3 Elen DAVIES Ysgol Gyfun Bro Myrddin 3 Andzelika GRIGORJEVA Lincoln Castle Academy B10/11-46 (5) B10/11-50 (9) 1 James SMITH Queen Elizabeth Hospital Sch 1 Declan KNIGHT The Weald School 2 Rhys EVANS Tonyrefail Community School 2 Roshen BALBIR Penrice Academy 3 Youceff DAFALLAH Ernest Bevin College 3 Luke JACKSON Sacred Heart Catholic College 3 Harvey CREASEY-COTTLE Lavington School 3 George HOLLAND Harris Academy Greenwich 5 Jac ANTHONY Morriston Comprehensive 5 Hardy JOHNSTON Holyport College B10/11-55 (20) B10/11-60 (22) 1 Luca MURPHY Edgbarrow School 1 Abderrahim RAHMANI Mossbourne Community Acad 2 Simone CIOARA MANTINO St Thomas More Catholic School 2 Bailey MUTSEYEKWA Millburn Academy 3 Alex BEATTIE-LEWIS King's Academy 3 Kian STANDELL-WALKER The City Academy Hackney 3 Zack WAITE Cottingham High School 3 Justas SMITRIUS Sydney Russell School 5 Matthew GRANT All Hallows 5 Louis SALMON Higham Lane School 5 Daniel FOSTER Rawletts Aet Academy 5 Lenny PINK Beauchamps High School B10/11-66 (29) B10/11-73 (15) 1 Samuel ELLIOTT Sir William Ramsey School 1 Mario MOORE Marylebone Boys School 2 Oscar BANDURA Ashmole Academy 2 Hamish WEIR Fullbrook School 3 Finley WATSON Dartford Grammar School 3 Ewan HULL The Ferrers School 3 Jake ASHEN Bishop Walsh Catholic School 3 Cian MARIS Ecclesfield School 5 Luke TANNER Queen Elizabeth School 5 Armandas JURSYS Bluecoat Meres 5 Spencer CHENG Hillhead High 5 Jake BARNETT The Bishop's Stortford High Sc B10/11-81 (6) B10/11-90 (3) 1 George BROWN Bell Baxter High School 1 Emils CANKO St Michael Catholic School 2 Callum LYONS Devonport High Sch For Boys 2 William BELLOW Dartford Grammar School 3 Bran DAVIES Ysgol Calon 3 Abdu EL-AMIR Charters School 3 Celt LLEWELYN-JONES Maes Y Gwendraeth B10/11+90 (2) 1 Arsens MIHALIOVS Hariss Garrard Academy 2 Kaif TABASSUM Sydney Russell School British Schools Championships EIS Sheffield G8/9-40 Saturday 14 March 7 Judoka POOL A POOL B Carrieanne Chloe Charlotte Name Jessica Libby Jocelyn Daya Kaur Name NUNN ANTHONY CALLAGHAN SEHOTA EVANS GARRETT TIMSON Grade 11 Mon 10 Mon 16 Mon 11 Mon Grade 10 Mon 10 Mon 10 Mon Club Burnt Mill Academy Maesteg Comprehensive Queen Anne High School Blackfen School For Girls Time Club Maesteg School Woodlands School Great Marlow School Time 01s1 00s2 10 00 15 LOSS 5:59 3 10 LOSS 0:07 01s1 00 01 10s1 25 LOSS 3:00 6 LOSS 10 1:34 01 00 00 11 45 LOSS 3:16 9 LOSS 10 0:54 00 10 5 LOSS 10 1:25 Total Pts 10 0 20 01 00s2 7 5 LOSS 5:21 Total Wins 1 0 2 00 10 8 LOSS 10 1:35 Pos 2 3 1 Total Pts 15 0 15 10 Pts This pool This pool This pool LEGEND Total Wins 3 0 2 1 T Ippon as a result of a throw 10 H Ippon as a result of a hold 10 Pos 1 4 2 3 C Ippon as a result of a choke 10 This pool This pool This pool This pool Table Officials Referees Pts L Ippon as a result of an armlock 10 TT Ippon as a result of 2 x waza-ari throws 10 10 TH Ippon as a result of 1 x waza-ari throw and 1 x waza-ari hold 10 A1 11 Mon Jessica NUNN LOSS 00s1 HM Win by direct hansoku-make (against the spirit) 10 HM Win by direct hansoku-make (not against the spirit) 10 12 Burnt Mill Academy KG Win by kiken-gachi (opponent injured) 10 1:24 10 Mon Carrieanne EVANS 5 01s1 Time: FG Win by fusen-gachi (non-appearance) 10 T 5 Maesteg School Win by waza-ari throw B2 10 Mon Carrieanne EVANS 10 10 H Win by waza-ari hold 5 P Win by penalty (against opponent) 1,10 Maesteg School Time: 3:00 10 Mon Carrieanne EVANS 1 11 Maesteg School B1 10 Mon Charlotte TIMSON 10 10 Results Great Marlow School 1 Carrieanne EVANS Maesteg School 0:27 10 Mon Charlotte TIMSON LOSS 00s2 Time: 2 Charlotte TIMSON Great Marlow School Great Marlow School A2 16 Mon Jocelyn CALLAGHAN LOSS 00 3 Jessica NUNN Burnt Mill Academy 3 Jocelyn CALLAGHAN Queen Anne High School Queen Anne High School Generated by JudoShiai Software - www.judolive.co.uk British Schools Championships EIS Sheffield G8/9-44 Saturday 14 March 8 Judoka Grade 1 10s1 5 1 13 Mon Charlotte HAINES 10 10 A Lutterworth College Time: 1:01 13 Mon Charlotte HAINES 10 11 8 7 Mon Macey WEALLEANS LOSS 00 Lutterworth College 10 The Misbourne School E 2:25 13 Mon Charlotte HAINES 10 2 Time: 10 4 12 Mon Zara WILKINSON 10 00s1 Lutterworth College Lightcliffe Academy B Time: 1:18 12 Mon Zara WILKINSON LOSS 5 9 Mon Jennifer WHITE LOSS 00s1 Lightcliffe Academy Idsall High School Time: 1:12 13 Mon Charlotte HAINES 3 1 10s1 2 13 Mon Paige SWEETLAND 10 6 10 Lutterworth College Forrester High School C Time: 2:00 13 Mon Paige SWEETLAND 10 Results 7 10 Mon Lillie-Grace DELAHAY LOSS 1 Charlotte HAINES Lutterworth College 00 Forrester High School 00s1 2 Paige SWEETLAND Forrester High School Maesteg Comprehensive F 0:50 13 Mon Paige SWEETLAND LOSS 4 Time: 10 3 Fareya MARTIN Test
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