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Aoc Sport South East Regional Tournament Results 2017 AoC Sport South East Regional Tournament Results 2017 Badminton Women’s Singles Badminton Men’s Singles Pos Name College Pos Name College 1 Megan Channon Barton Peveril 1 Nick Pipe The 6th Form College College Farnborough 2 Robyn Haysom Chichester 2 Philip Itchen Sixth Form College Lawrence College 3 Jess Beach Barton Peveril 3 Harry Tudgee Peter Symonds College College 4 Hannah Scott Queen Mary's 4 Thomas Brighton, Hove College Wood And Sussex Sixth Form College (BHASVIC) 5 Ellie Pope Queen Mary's 5 Aiden James Chichester College College Badminton Women’s Doubles Badminton Men’s Doubles Pos Name College Pos Name College 1 Natasha Lado, Peter Symonds 1 Will Tuson, Peter Symonds Leah Allen College Tom Smith College 2 Georgia Higgins, Peter Symonds 2 Mark, James The 6th Form Georgia McNee College College Farnborough 3 3 Isaac Porter, Barton Peveril Callum Davis College 4 4 Chris Stenning, Chichester College Dwight Joshua AoC Sport South East Regional Tournament Results 2017 Badminton Mixed Doubles Pos Name College 1 Soon Fun & Sophie Mcecury The 6th Form College Farnborough 2 Jack Francis and Adele Bouchard Jack Francis and Adele Bouchard 3 Jessica Newberry & Toby De Garston Bexhill College 4 Cherise Martin, Ollie Kanavan Portsmouth College 5 Minhad Rhamna and Marcey Russel Barton Peveril College 6 Helena Gowland & Joshua Weblin Bexhill College 7 David Curtis and Adele Nethercott Peter Symonds College Women’s Basketball Men’s Basketball Pos College Name Pos College Name 1 Itchen College 1 Brockenhurst College 2 Bexhill College 2 Barton Peveril College 3 QMC 3 Peter Symonds College 4 Portsmouth College 4 Richard Collyer College Cricket – Indoor24 Pos College Name 1 Peter Symonds College 2 The 6th Form College Farnborough AoC Sport South East Regional Tournament Results 2017 Cross Country – Women’s Regional Pos Name College 1 Maisie Grice Peter Symonds College 2 Amelia Wilkes The 6th Form College Farnborough 3 Grace Mann Peter Symonds College 4 Poppy Clements Peter Symonds College 5 Grace Kinnell The 6th Form College Farnborough 6 Elizabeth Squibb The 6th Form College Farnborough 7 Emily Jones The 6th Form College Farnborough 8 Holly Powell Peter Symonds College 9 (1st res) Emily Spencer-Jones The 6th Form College Farnborough 10 (2nd Gabrielle Spelman Peter Symonds College res) 11 (3rd res) Katie Standen The 6th Form College Farnborough 12 Macy Watson Queen Mary's College 13 Aimee Rayner Peter Symonds College 14 Lauren Mackenzie Barton Peveril College 15 Isla Allan Peter Symonds College 16 Amber Westron Chichester College AoC Sport South East Regional Tournament Results 2017 Cross Country – Men’s Regional Pos Name College 1 Max Heyden Farnborough Sixth Form College 2 Sam Tyas Peter Symonds College 3 Robert Coupland Farnborough Sixth Form College 4 Zak Mahammed Itchen Sixth Form College 5 Brighton, Hove And Sussex Sixth Form Joe Clayson College (BHASVIC) 6 Jack Pearson Farnborough Sixth Form College 7 Joseph Jakubait Godalming College 8 Brighton, Hove And Sussex Sixth Form Jamie Bouchler College (BHASVIC) 9 (1st res) Archie Ives Peter Symonds College 10 (2nd res) James Aggett Godalming College 11(3rd res) Jonah Lash Peter Symonds College 12 Sean Pocknee Farnborough Sixth Form College 13 Chris Lotery Peter Symonds College 14 Jack Hampstead Queen Mary's College 15 Harrison Morgan Queen Mary's College 16 Mathew Jansen Peter Symonds College AoC Sport South East Regional Tournament Results 2017 Women’s Golf Men’s Golf Pos Name College Pos Name College 1 Amelia Williams Itchen Sixth 1 Jamie Barton Peveril Form College Marwick College 2 Georgina Carter The 6th Form 2 Christian QMC College Lindgreen Farnborough 3 Lucy O'Herlihy Peter Symonds 3 Brad Wright Itchen Sixth Form College College 4 Beth Goater Itchen Sixth 4 Jack Warren Barton Peveril Form College College 5 Caria Stocks Peter Symonds 5 Bradley The 6th Form College Tuckett College Farnborough 6 6 Ryan Knight QMC 7 7 Aman Uddin Itchen Sixth Form College 8 8 James Sankey Itchen Sixth Form College 9 9 George Itchen Sixth Form Windsor College AoC Sport South East Regional Tournament Results 2017 Women’s 7-a-side football Men’s 7-a-side football Pos College Name Pos College Name 1 Itchen Sixth Form College 1 Barton Peveril College Football for Students with a disability Pos College Name 1 Havant and South Downs College 2 Highbury College Women’s Hockey Men’s Hockey Pos College Name Pos College Name 1 Peter Symonds College 1 Peter Symonds College 2 Godalming College 2 Barton Peveril College 3 The 6th Form College 3 The 6th Form College Farnborough Farnborough 4 Barton Peveril College 4 Brockenhurst College 5 Brockenhurst College 5 Netball Pos College Name 1 Worthing College 2 Peter Symonds College AoC Sport South East Regional Tournament Results 2017 Women’s Rugby Union Sevens Men’s Rugby Union Sevens Pos Student College Pos College Name 1 Georgia Wood Brockenhurst College 1 Peter Symonds College 2 Hannah Wilson Brockenhurst College 2 The 6th Form College Farnborough 3 Beth Wilcock Brockenhurst College 3 4 Maggie Hishon Brockenhurst College 4 5 Aliya Seehawong Chichester College 5 6 Georgia Newman Godalming College 6 7 Claudia Devereux Godalming College 7 8 Isobel Mayhew Worthing College 8 9 Megan Brown Worthing College 9 10 Roberta Worthing College 10 Haywood 11 Teya Ashworth Worthing College 11 12 Emily Hird Worthing College 12 13 Martina Worthing College 13 Giampaglia 14 Tatum Gabriel Worthing College 14 15 Lucy Relf Worthing College AoC Sport South East Regional Tournament Results 2017 Women’s Squash Men’s Squash Pos Name College Pos Name College 1 Phoebe Colman Reigate College 1 Josh Leahy Peter Symonds College 2 Megan Thomas Peter Symonds 2 Conor Bates Havant and South College Downs College 3 Rachel Moss Reigate College 3 George The 6th Form Newberry College Farnborough 4 Oliver Briault Reigate College Table Tennis Women’s Singles Table Tennis Men’s Singles Pos Name College Pos Name College 1 Ellie Frost Strode's College 1 Joshua Bexhill College Bennett 2 Charlotte Jenkins Reigate College 2 Artur Veeck Barton Peveril Caltabiano College 3 Justine Peter Symonds 3 Sam Adie Havant and South Hammond College Downs College 4 Daniel Lane Bexhill College 5 Rob Sills Barton Peveril College 6 Stuart Peter Symonds Johnson College AoC Sport South East Regional Tournament Results 2017 Table Tennis Mixed Doubles Table Tennis Men’s Doubles Pos Name College Pos Name College 1 Ryan Heselden & Bexhill College 1 Jared Schaller Barton Peveril Caroline Konig and Hugo College Grabbin 2 Isobel Laughton QMC 2 James Peter Symonds and Josh Sebon Radakin, Ed College Allinson 3 Louis Packer Worthing College & Petricia Dinca 4 Gee Pone, Peter Symonds Srini College Women’s Tennis Singles Men’s Tennis Singles Pos Name College Pos Name College 1 Freya Davies Peter Symonds 1 Alex Fox Worthing College College 2 Mary Strevens Peter Symonds 2 James Blair Peter Symonds College College AoC Sport South East Regional Tournament Results 2017 Women’s Tennis Doubles Men’s Tennis Doubles Pos Name College Pos Name College 1 Stella Gandee Peter Symonds 1 Jin Zizheng Peter Symonds Morgan and College and Tom College Helena Mason Shipton 2 Mary Strevens Peter Symonds 2 James Blair Peter Symonds and Beth West College and Tom College Vinnel Mixed Doubles Tennis Pos Name College 1 James Blair and Peter Symonds Mary Strevens College 2 Mats Colling and Barton Peveril Lydia Kelly College Women’s Volleyball Men’s Volleyball Pos College Name Pos College Name 1 Bexhill College 1 Peter Symonds College 2 Peter Symonds College 2 Itchen College .
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