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Butterfly National School Team Championships - Zone Finals 2017 BUTTERFLY NATIONAL SCHOOL TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS - ZONE FINALS 2017 List of teams correct as at 1st January 2017 at 11.45am TO BE HELD OVER THE WEEKEND OF 14TH/15TH JANUARY 2017 The ESTTA Team Championship Committee reserved the right to remove teams without any comeback from the school concerned. (Names of Runners-up in County Championships are in italics) All enquiries to: Richard Hudson, (Team Championship Organiser), Tel: 01509 413185 (h) 07776 086448 (m) Please use mobile number on the days of the Championships ZONE 1 - Northfield School, Billingham (TS22 5EG) Saturday 14th January 2017 - U11/U13 at 11.00am Sunday 15th January 2017 - U16/U19 Boys at 11.00am (No Girls' U19 - Girls' U16 Bye to Regional Final) Organiser - Steve Burge CLEVELAND B19 Middlesbrough College B16 No entry B13 No entry B11 Kingsley Primary School, Hartlepool G19 No entry G16 No entry G13 No entry G11 Bewley Primary School, Stockton on Tees CUMBRIA B19 Millom School B16 St. Bernard's RC High School, Barrow in Furness B13 St. Bernard's RC High School, Barrow in Furness B11 Kirkby Stephen Primary School (St. Columba's RC Primary School, Barrow in Furness) G19 No entry G16 No entry G13 St. Bernard's RC High School, Barrow in Furness G11 St. James' CE Junior School, Whitehaven DURHAM B19 No entry B16 Longfield Academy of Sport, Darlington B13 Longfield Academy of Sport, Darlington B11 Harrowgate Hill Primary School, Darlington No Girls' entries HUMBER B19 St. Mary's College, Kingston upon Hull B16 St. Mary's College, Kingston upon Hull B13 St. Mary's College, Kingston upon Hull B11 Buckingham Primary Academy, Kingston upon Hull G19 No entry G16 St. Mary's College, Kingston upon Hull - BYE TO REGIONAL FINAL G13 St. Mary's College, Kingston upon Hull G11 Old Clee Primary Academy, Grimsby NORTHUMBERLAND No Boys' entries No Girls' entries NORTH YORKSHIRE B19 Queen Ethelburga's Collegiate, York B16 St. John Fisher Catholic High School, Harrogate B13 St. John Fisher Catholic High School, Harrogate B11 Pannal Primary School, Harrogate G19 No entry G16 No entry G13 No entry G11 Pannal Primary School, Harrogate TYNE & WEAR B19 No entry B16 St. Thomas More RC Academy, North Shields B13 Biddick Academy, Washington B11 No entry No Girls' entries ZONE 2 - Bradford Grammar School (BD9 4JP) Sunday 15th January 2017 at 10.00am Organiser - Andrew Crabtree DERBYSHIRE B19 Dronfield Henry Fanshawe School B16 No entry B13 Queen Elizabeth's Grammar School, Ashbourne B11 Dronfield Junior School G19 No entry G16 Lady Manners School, Bakewell G13 Lady Manners School, Bakewell (The Pingle School, Swadlincote) G11 Dronfield Junior School NOTTINGHAMSHIRE B19 Carlton le Willows Academy, Nottingham B16 Carlton le Willows Academy, Nottingham (George Spencer Academy, Stapleford) B13 Carlton le Willows Academy, Nottingham B11 St. Peter's CE Primary Academy, East Bridgford (Redlands Primary & Nursery School, Worksop) G19 No entry G16 Carlton le Willows Academy, Nottingham G13 No entry G11 St. Peter's CE Primary Academy, East Bridgford (Chetwynd Primary Academy, Toton) SOUTH YORKSHIRE B19 Wickersley School & Sports College, Rotherham B16 Silverdale School, Sheffield B13 Tapton School, Sheffield B11 Bramley Sunnyside Junior School, Rotherham (St. Alban's CE Primary School, Rotherham G19 No entry G16 Wickersley School & Sports College, Rotherham G13 No entry G11 No entry STAFFORDSHIRE B19 No entry B16 Wolstanton High, Newcastle under Lyme B13 No entry B11 No entry G19 No entry G16 No entry G13 Oldfields Hall Middle School, Uttoxeter G11 No entry WEST YORKSHIRE B19 Beckfoot School, Bradford B16 Ackworth School, Pontefract (Bradford Grammar School) B13 Bradford Grammar School B11 The Grammar School at Leeds G19 Bradford Grammar School - BYE TO REGIONAL FINAL AT GRANTHAM G16 Ackworth School, Pontefract (Bradford Grammar School) G13 Bradford Grammar School G11 Bradford Grammar School ZONE 3 - St. Bede's RC Sports College, Blackburn (BB2 5BU) Saturday 14th January 2017 - U13/U16/U19 Boys at 10.00am Sunday 15th January 2017 - U11 Boys & U11/U13/U16 Girls at 10.00am (No Girls' U19) Organiser - Dave Pilkington CHESHIRE B19 Tytherington School, Macclesfield (Ormiston Bolingbroke Academy, Runcorn) B16 Sandbach High School & Sixth Form College (Sir Thomas Boteler CE High School, Warrington) B13 Tytherington School, Macclesfield (Wade Deacon High School, Widnes) B11 St. Bede's Catholic Junior School, Widnes G19 No entry G16 Tytherington School, Macclesfield G13 Wade Deacon High School, Widnes G11 St. Michael's Catholic Primary School, Widnes GREATER MANCHESTER B19 No entry B16 Altrincham Grammar School for Boys B13 Altrincham Grammar School for Boys B11 No entry G19 No entry G16 Fairfield High School for Girls, Manchester G13 Fairfield High School for Girls, Manchester G11 No entry LANCASHIRE B19 Cardinal Newman College, Preston B16 St. Bede's RC High School, Blackburn B13 St. Bede's RC High School, Blackburn B11 Great Wood Primary School, Morecambe G19 No entry G16 Lancaster Girls' Grammar School (St. Bede's RC High School, Blackburn) G13 Garstang Community Academy G11 Great Wood Primary School, Morecambe MERSEYSIDE B19 No entry B16 Range High School, Formby B13 Merchant Taylors' Boys' School, Liverpool B11 St. Mary's Preparatory School, Blundellsands No Girls' entries SHROPSHIRE B19 Concord College, Shrewsbury B16 Thomas Telford School, Telford B13 The Marches School, Oswestry B11 No entry G19 No entry G16 No entry G13 Thomas Telford Academy, Telford G11 No entry ZONE 4 - Grantham Table Tennis Centre (NG31 7XQ) Saturday 14th January 2017 - Under 11/13 at 10.00am Sunday 15th January 2017 - Under 16/19 at 10.00am (All Girls' U19 have a BYE to the Regional Final at Grantham on Sunday 5th March 2017) Organiser - Alex Mercer BEDFORDSHIRE B19 Bedford Modern School B16 Bedford Modern School B13 Bedford Modern School B11 Lincroft School, Oakley, Bedford G19 No entry G16 No entry G13 No entry G11 Hillborough Junior School, Luton CAMBRIDGESHIRE B19 Hills Road Sixth Form College, Cambridge B16 Coleridge Community College, Cambridge B13 Longsands Academy, St. Neots B11 No entry G19 Longsands Academy, St. Neots - BYE TO REGIONAL FINAL AT GRANTHAM G16 No entry G13 No entry G11 No entry LEICESTERSHIRE B19 Bosworth Academy, Desford B16 Hastings High School, Hinckley B13 Manor High School, Oadby (Leicester Grammar School) B11 Burbage Junior School G19 Bosworth Academy, Desford - BYE TO REGIONAL FINAL AT GRANTHAM G16 No entry G13 The Market Bosworth School G11 St. Peter's Primary Academy, Market Bosworth (Bottesford CE Primary School) LINCOLNSHIRE B19 The King's School, Grantham B16 The King's School, Grantham B13 The King's School, Grantham B11 No entry G19 No entry G16 Charles Read Academy, Corby Glen G13 No entry G11 Cliffedale Primary School, Grantham NORFOLK No Boys' entries No Girls' entries NORTHAMPTONSHIRE B19 No entry B16 Sir Christopher Hatton Academy, Wellingborough B13 Sir Christopher Hatton Academy, Wellingborough B11 Croyland Primary School, Wellingborough G19 No entry G16 The Duston School, Duston G13 The Duston School, Duston G11 No entry SUFFOLK B19 Ipswich School B16 Debenham High School, Stowmarket B13 Northgate High School, Ipswich B11 St. Joseph's College, Ipswich G19 Samuel Ward Academy, Haverhill - BYE TO REGIONAL FINAL AT GRANTHAM G16 Copleston High School, Ipswich G13 Horringer Court Middle School, Bury St. Edmunds G11 Morland CE Primary School, Ipswich ZONE 5 - Wood Green Academy, Wednesbury (WS10 9QU) Saturday 14th January 2017 - U11/13 Boys & Girls at 10.00am Sunday 15th January 2017 - U16/19 Boys & Girls at 10.00am Organiser - Grete Willacy BIRMINGHAM B19 Joseph Chamberlain Sixth Form College, Birmingham B16 No entry B13 Wheelers Lane Technology College, King's Heath B11 St. Laurence Church Junior School, Birmingham G19 Joseph Chamberlain Sixth Form College, Birmingham G16 Holte School, Birmingham G13 No entry G11 St. Laurence Church Junior School, Birmingham BLACK COUNTRY B19 No entry B16 The Streetly Academy, Sutton Coldfield B13 Wood Green Academy, Wednesbury B11 No entry G19 No entry G16 No entry G13 Wood Green Academy, Wednesbury G11 No entry BUCKINGHAMSHIRE B19 Dr. Challoner's Grammar School, Amersham B16 Dr. Challoner's Grammar School, Amersham B13 John Hampden Grammar School, High Wycombe (Chalfont Community College, Chalfont St. Peter) B11 Chalfont St. Peter CE Academy (Farnham Common Junior School) G19 Beaconsfield High School G16 No entry G13 No entry G11 Chalfont St. Peter CE Academy GLOUCESTERSHIRE B19 No entry B16 Marling School, Stroud B13 Marling School, Stroud B11 No entry G19 No entry G16 Katherine Lady Berkeley's School, Wotton under Edge G13 Ribston Hall High School, Gloucester G11 No entry HEREFORDSHIRE B19 No entry B16 The Bishop of Hereford's Bluecoat School, Hereford B13 No entry B11 No entry No Girls' entries OXFORDSHIRE B19 No entry B16 Gosford Hill School, Kidlington B13 No entry B11 No entry No Girls' entries WARWICKSHIRE B19 No entry B16 Ashlawn School, Hillmorton, Rugby B13 Lawrence Sheriff School, Rugby B11 Pearl Hyde Primary Community School, Coventry G19 Tudor Grange Academy, Solihull G16 No entry G13 North Leamington School, Leamington Spa G11 Pearl Hyde Community Primary School, Coventry WORCESTERSHIRE B19 Bromsgrove School B16 Prince Henry's High School, Evesham (Bromsgrove School) B13 St. Edgwin's CE Middle School, Evesham (Blackminster Middle School, Evesham) B11 Blackminster Middle School, Evesham G19 Bromsgrove School G16 Bromsgrove School G13 Blackminster Middle School, Evesham G11 The Littletons CE First School, South Littleton, Evesham ZONE
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