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Aoc Sport South East Regional Tournament Results 2019 AoC Sport South East Regional Tournament Results 2019 Badminton Women’s Singles Badminton Men’s Singles Pos Name College Pos Name College 1 Ellie Darlington Farnborough 6th 1 Mattie Tenant- Farnborough 6th Smith 2 Alicia Houghton Farnborough 6th 2 Callum Mitchell Farnborough 6th 3 Lauren Thomas Barton Peveril 3 Ieuan Rice Worthing Badminton Women’s Doubles Badminton Men’s Doubles Pos Name College Pos Name College 1 Millie Lawrence Peter Symonds 1 Finn Saunders & Farnborough & Angie Wong Aadi Gupta 6th 2 Abbey Spencer & Bexhill 2 Richard Gong & Peter Symonds Zara Hyland Sam Wan Women’s Basketball Men’s Basketball Pos College Pos College 1 Farnborough Sixth Form College 1 The College of Richard Collyer 2 BHASVIC 2 Barton Peveril College Cricket – Indoor24 Pos College 1 Bexhill College 2 Barton Peveril College 3 Farnborough Sixth Form College 4 Richard Taunton 5 Peter Symonds AoC Sport South East Regional Tournament Results 2019 Cross Country – Women’s Regional Pos Name College 1 Alice Garner Farnborough Sixth Form College 2 Saffron Moore Itchen College 3 Emmie Savoury Farnborough Sixth Form College 4 Jess Collins Peter Symonds College 5 Alice Holesovka Itchen College 6 Penelope Batty Peter Symonds College 7 Sarah Barbary Barton Peveril College 8 Amy McLenaghan Highbury College 9 Ellen Rham Peter Symonds College 10 Jade Edwards Itchen College 11 12 Cross Country – Men’s Regional Pos Name College 1 Zak Mohamed Itchen College 2 Sam Charig Peter Symonds College 3 Tommy Roe Barton Peveril College AoC Sport South East Regional Tournament Results 2019 4 Matt Scullion Barton Peveril College 5 Marcus Scullion Barton Peveril College 6 Henry Lucas Peter Symonds College 7 Jordan Davies Peter Symonds College 8 Troy Mordle Chichester College 9 Shaun Sheffield Farnborough Sixth Form College 10 Marcus Brimicombe Godalming College 11 Jamie Turner Barton Peveril College 12 Evan Harris Barton Peveril College Women’s 7-a-side football Men’s 7-a-side football Pos College Pos College 1 Worthing College 1 Itchen 2 BHASVIC 2 Barton Peveril Pan-disability Football Pos College 1 Chichester College 2 Highbury College 3 Havant & South Downs College AoC Sport South East Regional Tournament Results 2019 Mixed Hockey Pos College 1 Peter Symonds College 2 Barton Peveril College Netball Pos College 1 Worthing 2 Brockenhurst Women’s Rugby Union Sevens Men’s Rugby Union Sevens Pos College Pos College 1 Worthing 1 Peter Symonds College 2 Reigate 2 Worthing 3 Peter Symonds 3 Godalming Men’s Table Tennis Women’s Table Tennis Pos Name College Pos Name College 1 Will Mitchell Richard Collyer 1 Freya Smith Bexhill 2 Martin Kapusta Bexhill 2 Viktoria Bexhill Udodikova 3 Oli Thorne Richard Collyer 3 4 Will Poulter Barton Peveril 4 AoC Sport South East Regional Tournament Results 2019 Women’s Tennis Singles Men’s Tennis Singles Pos Name College Pos Name College 1 Aisling McGrane QMC 1 Milan Bharadia Peter Symonds 2 Magda Peter Symonds 2 James Ardley Peter Symonds Kornijczuk Women’s Tennis Doubles Men’s Tennis Doubles Pos Name College Pos Name College 1 Loreli Peter Symonds 1 James Ardley & Peter Symonds Sanderson & Paddy Thorne Magda Kornijczuk 2 Shakthi Peter Symonds 2 Alex Baron & Peter Symonds Manoharan & Matt Dillon Astra Sangaris Mixed Tennis Doubles Pos Name College 1 Calista Muna & Richard Collyer Alexander Costa Women’s Volleyball Men’s Volleyball Pos College Pos College 1 Peter Symonds 1 Peter Symonds 2 2 3 3 AoC Sport South East Regional Tournament Results 2019 .
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