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Firstname Surname Schoolname Schoolyear Weightcategory FirstName Surname SchoolName SchoolYear WeightCategory DANIEL FRISBY MELBOURN VILLAGE COLLEGE 9 Boys +66kg JAKE MCKENNA CONYERS SCHOOL 9 Boys +66kg YUSUF LALLMAHAMOOD ERNEST BEVIN 9 Boys +66kg KEVIN TASCON ERNEST BEVIN 9 Boys +66kg OWEN DAVIS KATHARINE LADY BERKELEY'S 9 Boys -34kg MATYAS JONAS CHILWELL SCHOOL 8 Boys -34kg ETHAN EVANS ST JOHNS HIGH SCHOOL 9 Boys -34kg MATTHEW BULLEN PENAIR 8 Boys -34kg SAMUEL PRICE CLEETHORPES ACADEMY 8 Boys -38kg JAMES SMITH QEH BRISTOL 8 Boys -38kg GEORGE HOLLAND HARRIS ACADEMY GREENWICH 9 Boys -38kg FINTAN CONNOR GREAT TORRINGTON SCHOOL 9 Boys -38kg HARVEY WOODS HIGHAMS PARK SCHOOL 9 Boys -38kg DECLAN KNIGHT THE WEALD SCHOOL 8 Boys -38kg TOMMY BATSTONE EASTBROOK COMPREHENSIVE 8 Boys -38kg JOSEPH JACKSON MACMILLAN ACADEMY 9 Boys -38kg HARVEY CREASEY-COTTLE LAVINGTON SCHOOL 8 Boys -38kg NEIL SINCLAIR GEORGE WATSONS COLLEGE 9 Boys -38kg GEORGE ROBERTS NESTON HIGH SCHOOL 8 Boys -38kg JOE LOWERY RAINFORD HIGH SCHOOL 8 Boys -38kg JAY CRONSHAW ST CHRISTOPHER'S C OF E 9 Boys -38kg HENRY WARD SIR JOHN LEMAN HIGH SCHOOL 8 Boys -38kg HENRY STURM GORDONS SCHOOL 8 Boys -38kg CALLUM MOFFAT LARBERT HIGH SCHOOL 8 Boys -38kg JONAH TOMSETT COMBERTON VILLAGE COLLEGE 8 Boys -42kg MATTHEW GRANT ALL HALLOWS CATHOLIC SCHOOL 9 Boys -42kg MICHAEL PEARSON HOME SCHOOLED 8 Boys -42kg JACK PAYNE NORTHFLEET TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE 8 Boys -42kg DAWUD BUKHARI ISAAC NEWTON ACADEMY 8 Boys -42kg ETHAN STEELE GILES ACADEMY 9 Boys -42kg LENNY BERDAT READING BLUE COATS 8 Boys -42kg JOSHUA WELCH BISHOP CHALLONER 8 Boys -42kg FURYIAN MARTIN TEST VALLEY SCHOOL 8 Boys -42kg JAMIE TROTTER OUTWOOD ORMESBY 8 Boys -42kg ANGUS MARSH INVERKEITHING HIGH SCHOOL 9 Boys -42kg CAMERON BELL ELGIN ACADEMY 8 Boys -42kg ALEX THOULE VYNERS 8 Boys -42kg JACK CUTFORTH CASTERTON COLLEGE RUTLAND 8 Boys -42kg MACKENZIE DOVE HEART OF ENGLAND 9 Boys -42kg PATRICK SMITH BRISTOL CATHEDRAL CHOIR SCHOOL 8 Boys -42kg TOM BRELSFORD HOME SCHOOLED 8 Boys -42kg TOMOS MILLWARD RALPH ALLEN SCHOOL 8 Boys -42kg LENNY PINK BEAUCHAMPS HIGH SCHOOL 9 Boys -46kg ABDERRAHIM RAHMANI MOSSBOURNE COMMUNITY ACADEMY 8 Boys -46kg THEO BISHOP-SCOTTI Y PANT COMPREHENSIVE SCHOOL 8 Boys -46kg WILLIAM BUCKINGHAM YSGOL Y STRADE 9 Boys -46kg SAM COLBERT CALDER HIGH SCHOOL 9 Boys -46kg HENRY BILLYARD READING SCHOOL 8 Boys -46kg LUCA MURPHY EDGBARROW SCHOOL 8 Boys -46kg OLIVER CAUSER HIGHFIELDS 9 Boys -46kg ADAM JONES THORNDEN SCHOOL 8 Boys -46kg ALEX BEATTIE-LEWIS KINGS ACADEMY 9 Boys -46kg JOSHUA DAVIES COURT MOOR SCHOOL 9 Boys -46kg OWEN COULSON DOVER CHRIST CHURCH ACADEMY 9 Boys -46kg LOUIS SALMON HIGHAMLANE SCHOOL 9 Boys -46kg COREY FOSTER DINGWALL ACADEMY 8 Boys -46kg ETHAN SHAVE LYDIARD PARK ACADEMY 8 Boys -46kg LEONARD MCCORMICK IMPINGTON VILLAGE COLLEGE 9 Boys -46kg SEAN HALLIDAY SACRED HEART CATHOLIC COLLEGE 9 Boys -46kg DYLAN SHARP DALKEITH HIGH SCHOOL 8 Boys -46kg HARVEY ABBOTT-BROWN HUMMERSKNOTT ACADEMY 8 Boys -46kg HARRY RIDSDALE GEORGE PINDAR SCHOOL 8 Boys -46kg ANDREW COX BANNERMAN HIGH SCHOOL 9 Boys -46kg RORY TYRRELL LODGE PARK ACADEMY 9 Boys -46kg FINLEY WATSON DARTFORD GRAMMAR 9 Boys -50kg PETER HARCSA PINTER BEECHDALE BLUECOAT ACADEMY 8 Boys -50kg THOMAS SHILLCOCK GEORGE ELIOT SCHOOL 9 Boys -50kg TOMAS PORRITT ST JOHN THE BAPTIST 9 Boys -50kg RUBEN LORD YATELEY SCHOOL 9 Boys -50kg FREDDIE SALLIS ALDRIDGE SCHOOL 8 Boys -50kg DANIEL BROOKE KING JAMES 9 Boys -50kg DANIEL FOSTER THE RAWLETT SCHOOL 8 Boys -50kg NAIRN GARDNER PERTH HIGH SCHOOL 9 Boys -50kg CHRISTOPHER HOWE ST COLUMBAS 8 Boys -50kg MAXIM GUSHCHIN HAMPSHIRE 8 Boys -50kg JAY PATERSON BANNERMAN HIGH SCHOOL 9 Boys -50kg ARCHIE TANCOCK THE BISHOPS STORTFORD HIGH 8 Boys -50kg LUKE WILD THE DOWNS SCHOOL 9 Boys -50kg JASON ROUTLEDGE THORP ACADEMY 8 Boys -50kg COREY O'NEAL-NARCIS MICHAELA COMMUNITY SCHOOL 8 Boys -50kg HARVEY FULLER HOE VALLEY SCHOOL 9 Boys -50kg TOMMY JACKSON MALET LAMBERT 8 Boys -50kg OLIVER PERCIVAL WELLINGTON COLLEGE 9 Boys -50kg TYLER WATERTON LADY LUMLEYS SCHOOL 8 Boys -50kg LIAM STAPLETON KINGSLEY SCHOOL 8 Boys -50kg BILLY PEARSE TRINITY SCHOOL AND COLLEGE 9 Boys -50kg BEN FORD BIDEFORD COLLEGE 9 Boys -55kg LUKE TANNER QUEEN ELIZABETH GRAMMER SCHOOL 9 Boys -55kg JACK MURPHY IVYBRIDGE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 9 Boys -55kg JAMES USHER WHITBURN COE ACADEMY 8 Boys -55kg JACOB BERRY ROYAL GRAMMAR SCHOOL 9 Boys -55kg DAVID SHUTE BRISTOL FREE SCHOOL 8 Boys -55kg KAYDEN RUDMAN CHELTENHAM BOURNSIDE 8 Boys -55kg YASIN RAHMAN OAKS PARK HIGH SCHOOL 9 Boys -55kg MATTEO FURBATTO HOLYPORT COLLEGE 9 Boys -55kg CARSON GARFIELD ARCHBISHOP MCGRATH 9 Boys -55kg CIAN MARIS ECCLESFIELD SCHOOL 9 Boys -55kg JAY NEESAM RYEHILLS ACADEMY REDCAR 9 Boys -55kg LUKE AUSTEN WINDSOR BOYS SCHOOL 9 Boys -55kg CALLUM WILLIAMSON AUCHMUTY HIGH SCHOOL 9 Boys -55kg JOSEPH KIRK STOKESLEY 8 Boys -55kg KYLE WILKINSON SANDBACH SCHOOL 9 Boys -55kg LUCAS EDSTROM HARROW SCHOOL 9 Boys -55kg DANIEL DELLA MURA SALESIAN 9 Boys -55kg SAMUEL LORRIMER BROOKSBANK HIGH SCHOOL 9 Boys -55kg JAKE ASHEN SCHOOL IS BISHOP WALSH CATHOLIC SCHOOL 9 Boys -55kg DECLAN BARGH HASSLINGDEN HIGH SCHOOL 9 Boys -55kg LIAM BYRNE THE EBBSFLEET ACADEMY 9 Boys -60kg WILLIAM BELLOW DARTFORD GRAMMAR SCHOOL 9 Boys -60kg JOE KEEN ASHTON PARK SCHOOL 9 Boys -60kg ABDU EL-AMIR CHARTERS SCHOOL 8 Boys -60kg SAMUEL FOWLER WHITBURN ACADAMY 8 Boys -60kg DANIEL BROWN THE JOHN WALLIS ACADEMY 9 Boys -60kg KACPER LESNIEWSKI TENDRING TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE 8 Boys -60kg CHARLIE COLE EDGBARRROW SCHOOL 9 Boys -60kg JOE BYGATE PARK VIEW 8 Boys -60kg PETER GARNIER PANGBOURNE COLLEGE 9 Boys -60kg REUBEN LOVATT WELSHPOOL HIGH SCHOOL 8 Boys -60kg LLOYD ANDREWS GROSVENOR GRAMMAR 9 Boys -60kg JUN BOULTON WIRRAL GRAMMAR SCHOOL 8 Boys -60kg TOM SCOTLAND LASSWADE HIGH SCHOOL 8 Boys -60kg EWAN HULL THE FERRERS SCHOOL 9 Boys -66kg JAKE BARNETT LEVENTHOPRE 9 Boys -66kg ADAM REED Y PANT 8 Boys -66kg EMILS CANKO ST MICHAELS CATHOLIC SCHOOL 9 Boys -66kg DAN HAUGH ROYAL HIGH SCHOOL EDINBURGH 9 Boys -66kg CELT LLEWELYN-JONES MAES Y GWENDRAETH 9 Boys -66kg VLADIMIR SKOROBAGATO HARROW SCHOOL 9 Boys -66kg BECCI EYNON CHEW VALLEY SCHOOL 8 Girls +63kg SOPHIA FORD HERTS & ESSEX HIGH SCHOOL 9 Girls +63kg ELEN DAVIES YSGOL BRO MYRDDIN 9 Girls +63kg MERCEDES ANEGBEH THE PALMER CATHOLIC ACADEMY 8 Girls +63kg SUMMER ANEGBEH THE PALMER CATHOLIC ACADEMY 8 Girls +63kg JESSICA CARROLL THE ROBERT NAPIER SCHOOL 9 Girls +63kg HARRIET MCRAE HARROW WAY SCHOOL 9 Girls +63kg ABBY BAKER ST HELEN & ST KATHARINE 9 Girls +63kg MIAI MCCRAN ST DAVIDS HIGH SCHOOL 8 Girls +63kg JADE REARDON WHITCLIFFE MOUNT 8 Girls -36kg EMILIA WORMWELL BISHOP CHALLONER 9 Girls -36kg AMELIA SHAVE LYDIARD PARK ACADEMY 8 Girls -36kg NINA DOWSON GABLE HALL SCHOOL 8 Girls -36kg AIMEE LAWSON THORP ACADEMY 9 Girls -40kg PARIS PRICE Q E HIGH 8 Girls -40kg ROBERTA TURTON ARCHWAY SCHOOL 8 Girls -40kg LESLEY CORBETT INVERKEITHING HIGH SCHOOL 8 Girls -40kg JASMINE ABDULLAEVA EASTBURY COMMUNITY SCHOOL 9 Girls -44kg TESS MCGILL QUEEN'S GATE SCHOOL 8 Girls -44kg HOLLY PAYTON BARR BEACON 9 Girls -44kg REBECCA BULLOUGH LLANFYLLIN HIGH SCHOOL 9 Girls -44kg ABBIE BROWN CHICHESTER FREE SCHOOL 8 Girls -44kg HOLLY MORRIS PATCHWAY COMMUNITY COLLEGE 8 Girls -44kg MAGGIE RUMSBY-FERRIS LONGDEAN SCHOOL 9 Girls -44kg MARIM SABAH PARKWOOD ACADEMY 8 Girls -44kg RACHAEL LAMB PARK MAINS HIGH SCHOOL 8 Girls -44kg SOPHIE MCNEILL KELVINSIDE ACADEMY 8 Girls -44kg LAURA ALLEN BEDFORD ACADEMY 8 Girls -44kg KELLI JAY COOPER GRENEWAY SCHOOL ROYSTON 8 Girls -48kg OLIVIA WILLIAMS-STOKES ARTHUR TERRY SCHOOL 9 Girls -48kg ERIN PALMER ABBEYFIELDS SCHOOL 9 Girls -48kg PHOEBE DIGWEED JOHN O 8 Girls -48kg ERIN REID LASSWADE HIGH SCHOOL 8 Girls -48kg KOGA ISHIDA BRADON FOREST SCHOOL 8 Girls -48kg ABIGAIL HUNT THORNDEN SCHOOL 9 Girls -48kg IMAAN SHAH WATFORD GIRLS GRAMMAR 9 Girls -48kg HANNAH LUMB SAXMUNDHAM FREE SCHOOL 8 Girls -52kg ANIKA RABI SIR WILLIAM PERKINS SCHOOL 9 Girls -52kg MIA KATIB WOLDGATE SCHOOL 9 Girls -52kg JAIME STEPHENS WOODLANDS SCHOOL 8 Girls -52kg GRACE BECKETT ORIEL HIGH SCHOOL 8 Girls -52kg PHOEBE SHEA YATELEY SCHOOL 9 Girls -52kg ELLA HAMPSON HUDDERSFIELD GRAMMAR SCHOOL 9 Girls -52kg LEAH JACKSON DE LISLE COLLEGE 8 Girls -52kg EMMA LOUISE PRINGLE CALDERHEAD HIGH SCHOOL 8 Girls -52kg MADELEINE RYMER CHANNING 8 Girls -52kg MAELLE HOLDER HARRODIAN 8 Girls -52kg MILLIE HILLYARD SOUTHFIELD SCHOOL 9 Girls -52kg ELEANOR BRUTON DAVENANT FOUNDATION SCHOOL 8 Girls -57kg AMY RIDDLESDELL OAKHAM SCHOOL 9 Girls -57kg MELINA NOSLEN RUISLIP HIGH SCHOOL 9 Girls -57kg BETHANY WOOD PIPERS CORNER SCHOOL 9 Girls -57kg LYDIA PEARSON Q E HIGH SCHOOL 8 Girls -57kg FAE MORTON CORNWALLIS ACADEMY 9 Girls -57kg MILLIE MAY BAYLISS CARDINAL NEWMAN 8 Girls -57kg MEGAN PRICE HUXLOW SCIENCE COLLEGE 9 Girls -57kg PHOEBE DEACON SANDHURST SCHOOL 9 Girls -57kg GEORGINA JASPER JOHN HANSON 8 Girls -57kg ERIN JARVIS WILLIAM FARR CE COMPREHENSIVE 9 Girls -57kg ELLA PLUMMER BISHOP CHALLONER RC SCHOOL 9 Girls -63kg MELANA RUSENAITE HEWENS COLLEGE 8 Girls -63kg 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