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SSAA Secondary Schools Relay Championships Hutchesons SSAA Secondary Schools Relay Hutchesons' Grammar School Championships 31st May 2019 Relay Boys 4x400 Final Relay Girls 4x400m Heat 1/2 Pos. No School Time Pos. No School Time 1 78 Hutchesons' Grammar School 3.45.10 1 79 Hutchesons' Grammar School 4.23.07 2 89 Merchiston Castle School 3.49.74 2 45 George Watson's College 4.30.31 3 133 Williamwood HS 3.51.99 3 12 Balfron HS 4.38.62 4 11 Balfron HS 3.53.10 Relay Girls 4x400m Heat 2/2 Relay Girls 4x400m Final Pos. No School Time Pos. No School Time 1 20 Biggar HS 4.08.09 1 20 Biggar HS 4.04.81 2 96 Peebles HS 4.11.87 2 96 Peebles HS 4.09.28 3 55 Glasgow Academy 4.30.90 3 79 Hutchesons' Grammar School 4.18.03 4 35 George Heriot's School 4.39.16 4 55 Glasgow Academy 4.21.07 5 45 George Watson's College 4.32.95 Relay Boys A O17 Heat 1/2 Relay Boys A O17 Heat 2/2 Pos. No School Time Pos. No School Time 1 56 Glasgow Academy 47.08 1 22 Dingwall Academy 44.16 2 36 George Heriot's School 47.90 2 120 Stewart's Melville College A 44.66 3 80 Hutchesons' Grammar School 50.34 3 46 George Watson's College 45.51 91 Merchiston Castle School B D/Q 4 90 Merchiston Castle School A 46.11 Relay Boys A O17 Final Relay Boys B 15-17 Heat 1/3 Pos. No School Time Pos. No School Time 1 22 Dingwall Academy 43.72 1 13 Balfron HS A 46.95 2 120 Stewart's Melville College A 44.26 2 122 Stewart's Melville College A 47.32 3 56 Glasgow Academy 44.95 3 82 Hutchesons' Grammar School 48.04 4 46 George Watson's College 45.25 4 72 HS of Glasgow 50.38 5 36 George Heriot's School 46.93 5 135 Williamwood HS 50.91 90 Merchiston Castle School A DNF Relay Boys B 15-17 Heat 2/3 Relay Boys B 15-17 Heat 3/3 Pos. No School Time Pos. No School Time 1 102 Queen Victoria School 48.95 1 92 Merchiston Castle School A 47.04 2 14 Balfron HS B 49.47 2 48 George Watson's College 47.23 3 1 Airdrie Academy 50.85 3 7 Albyn School 47.67 4 105 Robert Gordon's College 52.22 4 128 Wellington School 49.71 5 114 St Columba's School 50.54 Relay Boys B 15-17 Final Relay Boys C 14-15 Heat 1/3 Pos. No School Time Pos. No School Time 1 92 Merchiston Castle School A 46.29 1 84 Hutchesons' Grammar School 49.49 2 48 George Watson's College 46.79 2 24 Dollar Academy 50.93 3 7 Albyn School 46.86 3 16 Balfron HS 52.07 4 102 Queen Victoria School 47.51 4 94 Merchiston Castle School 53.89 5 122 Stewart's Melville College A 47.76 74 HS of Glasgow D/Q Relay Boys C 14-15 Heat 2/3 Relay Boys C 14-15 Heat 3/3 Pos. No School Time Pos. No School Time 1 50 George Watson's College 47.91 1 40 George Heriot's School 49.76 2 98 Peebles HS 49.24 2 103 Queen Victoria School 51.30 3 107 Robert Gordon's College 49.59 3 124 Stewart's Melville College 52.19 4 129 Wellington School 51.85 4 28 Edinburgh Academy 52.44 5 3 Airdrie Academy 57.46 5 134 Williamwood HS 54.03 SSAA Secondary Schools Relay Hutchesons' Grammar School Championships 31st May 2019 Relay Boys C 14-15 Final Relay Boys D U14 Heat 1/3 Pos. No School Time Pos. No School Time 1 50 George Watson's College 47.40 1 100 Peebles HS 51.53 2 84 Hutchesons' Grammar School 48.27 2 54 George Watson's College 51.96 3 24 Dollar Academy 49.07 3 31 Fettes College 52.11 4 107 Robert Gordon's College 49.12 4 87 Hutchesons' Grammar School B 54.90 5 98 Peebles HS 49.13 5 95 Merchiston Castle School 58.92 6 40 George Heriot's School 49.58 6 5 Airdrie Academy 65.24 Relay Boys D U14 Heat 2/3 Relay Boys D U14 Heat 3/3 Pos. No School Time Pos. No School Time 1 125 Stewart's Melville College 54.19 1 25 Dollar Academy 52.67 2 10 Albyn School 54.75 2 109 Robert Gordon's College 54.52 3 42 George Heriot's School 54.85 3 60 Grange Academy 54.88 4 131 Wellington School 55.26 4 76 HS of Glasgow 56.29 5 86 Hutchesons' Grammar School A 56.07 5 137 Williamwood HS 57.14 6 32 Galashiels Academy 56.91 6 18 Balfron HS 62.22 Relay Boys D U14 Final Relay Girls A O17 Final Pos. No School Time Pos. No School Time 1 100 Peebles HS 50.88 1 71 HS of Glasgow 52.62 2 54 George Watson's College 51.53 2 47 George Watson's College 54.76 3 31 Fettes College 51.66 3 37 George Heriot's School 55.57 4 25 Dollar Academy 52.24 5 125 Stewart's Melville College 52.30 6 109 Robert Gordon's College 54.79 Relay Girls B 15-17 Heat 1/2 Relay Girls B 15-17 Heat 2/2 Pos. No School Time Pos. No School Time 1 97 Peebles HS 52.01 1 15 Balfron HS 52.26 2 26 Eastwood HS 53.55 2 83 Hutchesons' Grammar School 53.25 3 118 St Ninian's HS (Giff.) 54.00 3 9 Albyn School 54.31 4 23 Dingwall Academy 54.34 4 115 St George's School for Girls 55.25 5 112 St Andrew's Academy (Paisley) 56.50 5 65 HS of Dundee 56.44 6 106 Robert Gordon's College 56.93 6 39 George Heriot's School 56.98 Relay Girls B 15-17 Final Pos. No School Time 1 15 Balfron HS 51.73 2 97 Peebles HS 52.04 3 83 Hutchesons' Grammar School 52.46 4 26 Eastwood HS 53.75 5 118 St Ninian's HS (Giff.) 54.20 Relay Girls C 14-15 Heat 1/3 Relay Girls C 14-15 Heat 2/3 Pos. No School Time Pos. No School Time 1 116 St George's School for Girls 54.97 1 17 Balfron HS 54.30 2 75 HS of Glasgow 55.60 2 113 St Columba's HS (Gour.) 55.22 3 51 George Watson's College 57.39 3 136 Williamwood HS 57.84 4 130 Wellington School 58.30 4 99 Peebles HS 58.56 5 4 Airdrie Academy 64.34 5 6 Airdrie Academy 67.98 Relay Girls C 14-15 Heat 3/3 Relay Girls C 14-15 Final Pos. No School Time Pos. No School Time 1 85 Hutchesons' Grammar School 54.11 1 85 Hutchesons' Grammar School 53.52 2 108 Robert Gordon's College 55.10 2 17 Balfron HS 54.10 3 41 George Heriot's School 55.53 3 113 St Columba's HS (Gour.) 54.33 4 29 Edinburgh Academy 56.14 4 108 Robert Gordon's College 54.44 5 116 St George's School for Girls 54.91 6 41 George Heriot's School 55.51 SSAA Secondary Schools Relay Hutchesons' Grammar School Championships 31st May 2019 Relay Girls D U14 Heat 1/3 Relay Girls D U14 Heat 2/3 Pos. No School Time Pos. No School Time 1 104 Queen Victoria School 54.54 1 138 Williamwood HS 56.51 2 33 Galashiels Academy 57.43 2 30 Edinburgh Academy 58.01 3 43 George Heriot's School 57.90 3 101 Peebles HS 58.10 4 117 St George's School for Girls 58.32 4 27 Eastwood HS 59.06 5 77 HS of Glasgow 61.81 Relay Girls D U14 Heat 3/3 Relay Girls D U14 Final Pos. No School Time Pos. No School Time 1 58 Glasgow Academy 54.49 1 58 Glasgow Academy 53.64 2 53 George Watson's College B 55.66 2 104 Queen Victoria School 53.64 3 88 Hutchesons' Grammar School 55.73 3 88 Hutchesons' Grammar School 55.14 4 110 Robert Gordon's College 56.41 4 53 George Watson's College B 55.32 5 19 Balfron HS 56.53 5 110 Robert Gordon's College 55.98 6 132 Wellington School 56.77 6 138 Williamwood HS 56.23.
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