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Leicester-Shire & Rutland School Games Summer Championships Results Friday 29th June 2018, Uppingham School Sports Centre Championships Results Gold Silver Bronze ‘Spirit of the Games Award’ Quadkids Athletics North West Blaby & Harborough East Leicester Rutland Year 3/4 Mixed Leicestershire (Meadowdale PS) (St Thomas More PS) (Langham PS) (Willesley PS) Quadkids Athletics North West Hinckley & Bosworth Blaby & Harborough Rutland Year 5/6 Mixed Leicestershire (Sketchley Hill PS) (Badgerbrook PS) (Leighfield Acad) (Willesley PS) Kwik Cricket North Charnwood Blaby & Harborough North West West Leicester Year 5/6 Girls (Hall Orchard PS) (Meadowdale PS) Leicestershire (Avenue PS) (Willesley PS) Kwik Cricket West Leicester Oadby & Wigston East Leicester South Charnwood Year 5/6 Mixed (Avenue PS) (Launde PS) (Sandfield Close PS) (Riverside PS) Quicksticks Hockey North West Hinckley & Bosworth Blaby & Harborough South Charnwood Year 3/4 Mixed Leicestershire (Richmond PS) (Badgerbrook PS) (St Peter & St Paul) (Griffydam PS) Quicksticks Hockey East Leicester North West North Charnwood South Charnwood Year 5/6 Mixed (Willowbrook PS) Leicestershire (Orchard CPS) (St Peter & St Paul (Ashby Hill Top PS) Acad) High 5 Netball East Leicester Blaby & Harborough Oadby & Wigston South Charnwood Year 5/6 Mixed (St Thomas More PS) (Old Mill PS) (Fairfield CPS) (Pochin PS) Sportsability Blaby & Harborough Rutland North Charnwood Hinckley & Bosworth Key Stage 2 Pan Disability (Badgerbrook PS) (Brooke Hill Acad) (Newcroft PS) (St Margaret’s PS) Swimming Blaby & Harborough Hinckley & Bosworth Melton & Belvoir Melton & Belvoir Year 5/6 Mixed (Leicester Grammar JS) (Burbage Jnrs) (Old Dalby PS) (Old Dalby PS) Tri-Golf North West Hinckley & Bosworth North Charnwood North Charnwood Year 3/4 Mixed Leicestershire (Millfield LEAD Acad) (St Bartholomew’s PS) (St Bartholomew’s PS) (Willesley PS) Tri-Golf North West Hinckley & Bosworth North Charnwood Oadby & Wigston Year 5/6 Mixed Leicestershire (Millfield LEAD Acad) (Orchard PS) (Brocks Hill PS) (Willesley PS) Change 4 Life Festival Rutland (non-competitive) (Catmose PS) Year 3/4 Mixed Full School Games Summer Championship Results 1st 2nd 3rd 10th Competition 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th Quadkids Blaby & Hinckley & South Oadby & North West East Leicester Melton & North Athletics Harborough Bosworth West Leicester Charnwood Rutland Wigston Leicestershire (St Thomas Belvoir Charnwood Year 3/4 Mixed (Meadowdale (Stafford Leys (Folville Jnrs) (Church Hill (Langham PS) (Woodland (Willesley PS) More PS) (Brownlow PS) (St Pauls PS) PS) PS) Jnrs) Grange PS) Quadkids Hinckley & Blaby & North West South Rutland West Leicester East Leicester Melton & North Oadby & Athletics Bosworth Harborough Leicestershire Charnwood (Leighfield (Holy Cross (St Thomas Belvoir Charnwood Wigston Year 5/6 Mixed (Sketchley Hill (Badgerbrook (Willesley PS) (Bishop Ellis PS) Acad) PS) More PS) (Brownlow PS) (St Barts PS) (Glenmere PS) PS) PS) Kwik Cricket North Blaby & Hinckley & South Oadby & North West East Leicester Melton & Year 5/6 Girls Charnwood Harborough Bosworth West Leicester Rutland Charnwood Wigston Leicestershire (Spinney Hill Belvoir (Hall Orchard (Meadowdale (Stafford Leys (Avenue PS) (Leighfield PS) (Bishop Ellis (Brocks Hill (Willesley PS) PS) (Brownlow PS) PS) PS) PS) PS) PS) Kwik Cricket Hinckley & North Melton & North West Oadby & East Leicester Blaby & Rutland South Year 5/6 Mixed West Leicester Bosworth Charnwood Belvoir Leicestershire Wigston (Sandfield Harborough (Brooke Hill Charnwood (Avenue PS) (Mercenfeld (Hall Orchard (Bottesford (Hugglescote (Launde PS) Close PS) (Greenfield PS) Acad) (Riverside PS) PS) PS) PS) PS) Quicksticks North West Blaby & Oadby & South Hinckley & North Melton & West Leicester East Leicester Hockey Leicestershire Harborough Wigston Rutland Charnwood Bosworth Charnwood (St Belvoir (Glebelands (Willowbrook Year 3/4 Mixed (Griffydam (Badgerbrook (Brocks Hill (Tugby PS) (St Peter & St (Richmond PS) Pauls PS) (Redmile PS) PS) PS) PS) PS) PS) Paul PS) Quicksticks North West South East Leicester North Hinckley & Blaby & Melton & Rutland West Leicester Oadby & Hockey Leicestershire Charnwood (Willowbrook Charnwood Bosworth Harborough Belvoir (English (Stokes Wood Wigston Year 5/6 Mixed (Ashby Hill Top (St Peter & St PS) (Orchard PS) (Mercenfeld PS) (St Peter’s PS) (Stathern PS) Martyrs Sch) PS) (Glenmere PS) PS) Paul PS) High 5 Netball Hinckley & North West Melton & East Leicester Blaby & Oadby & South West Leicester Rutland North Year 5/6 Mixed Bosworth Leicestershire Belvoir (St Thomas Harborough Wigston Charnwood (Beaumont (St Nicholas Charnwood (Sheepy Magna (Whitwick St (Long Clawson More PS) (Old Mill PS) (Fairfield PS) (Pochin Sch) Lodge PS) PS) (St Barts PS) PS) John PS) PS) Sportsability Blaby & Oadby & North West Hinckley & Rutland North Melton & Key Stage 2 Pan Harborough Wigston West Leicester East Leicester Leicestershire Bosworth (Brooke Hill Charnwood Belvoir Disability (Badgerbook (Birkett House (Marriott PS) (Oaklands PS) (Broom Leys (St Margaret’s Acad) (Newcroft PS) (Old Dalby PS) PS) PS) Sch) PS) Swimming Blaby & Oadby & Hinckley & Melton & North West Leicester South North West East Leicester Year 5/6 Mixed Harborough Rutland Wigston Bosworth Belvoir Charnwood (Overdale Charnwood Leicestershire (St Thomas (Leicester (Langham PS) (Woodland (Burbage Jnrs) (Old Dalby PS) (Orchard PS) Jnrs) (Highcliffe PS) (Willesley PS) More PS) Gram) Grange PS) Tri-Golf Hinckley & North West North Oadby & Blaby & East Leicester West Leicester Year 3/4 Mixed Bosworth Rutland Leicestershire Charnwood Wigston Harborough (Sandfield (Glebelands (Millfield LEAD (Langham PS) (Willesley PS) (St Barts PS) (Brocks Hill PS) (Swinford PS) Close PS) PS) Acad) Tri-Golf Hinckley & Oadby & South North West North Blaby & Rutland West Leicester Year 5/6 Mixed Bosworth East Leicester Wigston Charnwood Leicestershire Charnwood Harborough (English (Shaftesbury (Millfield LEAD (Mellor PS) (Brocks Hill (Broomfield (Willesley PS( (Orchard PS) (Swinford PS) Martyrs Sch) PS) Acad) PS) PS) Leicester-Shire & Rutland School Games 2017/18 Medals Table Spirit of the No of Partnership Gold Silver Bronze Games Competitions Points Awards Entered Blaby & Harborough 6 7 5 2 35 258 Hinckley & Bosworth 4 10 3 4 35 249 North Charnwood 4 2 9 4 37 221 North West Leicestershire 7 5 4 4 32 217 East Leicester 3 2 6 2 38 208 West Leicester 6 4 2 6 33 198 Rutland 3 3 3 4 32 184 Oadby & Wigston 4 3 2 4 32 181 Melton & Belvoir 2 1 5 3 29 147 South Charnwood 0 2 0 6 23 82 2017/18 School Games Champions: Blaby & Harborough 2017/18 School Games ‘Spirit of the Games’ Champions: West Leicester and South Charnwood www.lrsport.org/schoolgames .
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