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Position Bib M/F M/F Position Name 1 80 m 1 Fraser Sproul 2 4 m 2 Alex Flaherty 3 106 m 3 Jackson McKay 4 103 m 4 Daniel Sanderson 5 87 m 5 Sam Smith 6 42 m 6 Alexander Thompson 7 102 m 7 Ollie Sanders 8 107 m 8 Lewis Carr 9 40 m 9 Jath Lee 10 75 m 10 Barnaby Walkingshaw 11 12 m 11 Eilo Beesley 12 93 m 12 James Thornley 13 11 m 13 Jude Baldaro 14 47 m 14 Alex Read 15 37 m 15 Will Atkinson 16 84 f 1 Lilli Carr 17 2 m 16 Ethan Roberts-Cutts 18 79 m 17 Freddie Hill 19 116 m 18 William Couch 20 71 m 19 Charlie Hudson 21 46 m 20 TJ Phair 22 33 m 21 Toby Middleton 23 65 m 22 Felix Bauer 24 55 m 23 Charlie Rennie 25 43 m 24 Hamish Wills 26 77 m 25 Sonny Ashton-Fitch 27 81 f 2 Alice Jones 28 91 m 26 Jack Bray 29 57 f 3 Emily Swarbrick 30 63 m 27 Hugh Mackie 31 95 m 28 Joe Clayton 32 104 m 29 Dylan Thornton 33 98 m 30 Daniel Harris 34 112 m 31 Bradley Barnes 35 34 f 4 Ella Pendlebury 36 41 m 32 Ben Rees 37 105 f 5 Martha Richards 38 78 m 33 John Egner 39 38 m 34 Ruben Francis 40 89 m 35 Joseph Childs 41 62 m 36 John Halstead 42 16 m 37 Farrell Brown 43 92 f 6 Bethan Rowley 44 74 m 38 Thomas Stevens 45 99 f 7 Georgia Heath 46 121 m 39 Freddie Pickford 47 21 f 8 Daisy Holmes 48 94 f 9 Ella Beardwood 49 108 f 10 Suzie Brook 50 49 m 40 Jared White 51 3 f 11 Beth Blacker 52 7 f 12 Pippa Threlfall 53 20 m 41 Billy Hobbs 54 76 m 42 Sol Wood 55 101 m 43 Vaughan Samson 56 45 m 44 Harry Miller 57 60 f 13 Olivia Sylge 58 97 f 14 Susanna Corrie 59 5 m 45 Ben Grimmet 60 115 f 15 Charlotte Corrigan 61 51 f 16 Jessie Harbourne 62 48 f 17 Jodie Vaughan 63 1 m 46 Jack Smith 64 82 f 18 Freya Mitchell 65 96 m 47 Reuben Conner 66 90 f 19 Katie Barr 67 9 f 20 Emily Braddock 68 67 m 48 Logan Cowan 69 61 m 49 James Fryers 70 50 f 21 Sophie Eubank 71 69 f 22 Daisy Gillon 72 64 m 50 James Taylor 73 27 f 23 Evie McAdam 74 54 f 24 Alice Hunt 75 72 f 25 Amelie Marshall 76 70 f 26 Laura Hazelhurst 77 28 f 27 Ruby Mcfie 78 30 m 51 Connor Morgan 79 73 m 52 Barney Pannone 80 66 m 53 Luke Beaumont 81 100 f 28 Briege Hutchinson 82 14 m 54 Theo Bowles 83 83 f 29 Isabella Pickard 84 119 m 55 Hasan Majid 85 124 f 30 Christie Sturgess 86 68 m 56 Zak Dunn 87 29 f 31 Betty McParland 88 17 m 57 Eyde Clayton 89 117 f 32 Darcey Griffin 90 109 f 33 Grace Ade-Hall 91 113 f 34 Myah Booth 92 118 f 35 Harriette Hudson 93 120 f 36 Grace Moran 94 58 m 58 Jack Bunn 95 53 f 37 Lucy Harrison 96 36 f 38 Katie Chadwick 97 122 f 39 Matilda Prescott-Jones 98 32 m 59 Ben Thomson 99 111 f 40 Katie Backhouse 100 123 f 41 Caitlin Slater 101 110 f 42 Abeeha Ahmed 102 25 f 43 Fraya Kirby School Time Sedbergh School 0:13:09.6 Bradford Grammar School 0:13:20.7 Unity College 0:13:32.1 The Queen Katherine School 0:13:34.6 South Craven School 0:13:46.4 Ermysteds Grammar School 0:14:04.7 The Queen Katherine School 0:14:08.5 Upper Wharfedale School 0:14:17.3 Ermysteds Grammar School 0:14:27.2 Queen Elizabeth Grammar School 0:14:32.0 Calder High School 0:14:37.8 The Lakes School 0:14:38.8 Calder High School 0:14:48.8 Isle of Man Schools 0:14:51.3 Ermysteds Grammar School 0:14:51.7 Skipton Girls School 0:14:52.0 Bradfield School 0:14:54.2 Sedbergh School 0:14:54.3 Westholme School 0:14:59.1 Queen Elizabeth Grammar School 0:15:01.0 Isle of Man Schools 0:15:03.6 Canon Slade 0:15:08.7 Queen Elizabeth Grammar School 0:15:11.1 Leicester Grammar School 0:15:15.8 Ermysteds Grammar School 0:15:16.0 Queen Elizabeth School, Kirkby Lonsdale 0:15:25.4 Skipton Girls High School 0:15:26.4 The Kings School in Macc 0:15:40.2 Millom 0:15:41.9 Penistone Grammar School 0:15:48.7 The Queen Katherine School 0:15:48.9 Titus Salt School 0:15:52.4 The Queen Katherine School 0:15:56.5 Westholme School 0:15:57.5 Canon Slade 0:16:12.6 Ermysteds Grammar School 0:16:13.5 Ullswater Community College 0:16:16.3 Queen Elizabeth School, Kirkby Lonsdale 0:16:26.9 Ermysteds Grammar School 0:16:31.1 St Marys, Menston 0:16:36.9 Penistone Grammar School 0:16:53.8 Calder High School 0:16:55.2 The Lakes School 0:16:58.6 Queen Elizabeth Grammar School 0:17:00.3 The Queen Katherine School 0:17:05.3 Westholme School 0:17:07.9 Calder High School 0:17:08.5 The Queen Katherine School 0:17:10.4 Wakefield Girls High School 0:17:15.9 John Ruskin School 0:17:20.4 Bradford Grammar School 0:17:20.6 Bradford Grammar School 0:17:20.7 Calder High School 0:17:25.0 Queen Elizabeth Grammar School 0:17:33.0 The Queen Katherine School 0:17:49.3 Immanuel College 0:17:50.5 North Halifax Grammar School 0:17:52.5 The Queen Katherine School 0:17:59.7 Bradford Grammar School 0:18:06.7 Westholme School 0:18:07.9 Keswick School 0:18:13.2 Isle of Man Schools 0:18:13.3 Alder Grange 0:18:26.7 Skipton Girls High School 0:18:29.4 The Queen Katherine School 0:18:31.5 The Kings School in Macc 0:18:42.3 Buxton Community School 0:18:53.2 Queen Elizabeth Grammar School 0:18:54.2 Penistone Grammar School 0:18:55.8 Keswick School 0:19:06.3 Queen Elizabeth Grammar School 0:19:12.7 Penistone Grammar School 0:19:22.7 Calder High School 0:19:27.6 Lancaster Girls Grammar School 0:19:30.2 Queen Elizabeth Grammar School 0:19:33.1 Queen Elizabeth Grammar School 0:19:35.3 Calder High School 0:19:43.8 Calder High School 0:19:45.9 Queen Elizabeth Grammar School 0:20:03.3 Queen Elizabeth Grammar School 0:20:07.8 The Queen Katherine School 0:20:22.1 Calder High School 0:20:37.5 Skipton Girls High School 0:20:45.1 Westholme School 0:21:15.7 Westholme School 0:21:24.3 Queen Elizabeth Grammar School 0:21:29.5 Calder High School 0:21:50.0 Calder High School 0:21:50.1 Westholme School 0:22:15.9 Westholme School 0:22:19.0 Westholme School 0:23:36.3 Westholme School 0:23:44.2 Westholme School 0:23:44.3 North Halifax Grammar School 0:23:46.7 Lancaster Girls Grammar School 0:24:31.9 Clitheroe Royal Grammar School 0:25:14.6 Westholme School 0:26:09.6 Calder High School 0:26:13.2 Westholme School 0:26:13.2 Westholme School 0:26:22.3 Westholme School 0:26:42.5 Calder High School 0:26:53.8 Position Bib M/F M/F Position Name 1 128 m 1 Joshua Dickinson 2 186 m 2 Louis Hudson 3 238 m 3 Sam Almond 4 188 m 4 Harvey Lewis 5 277 m 5 Lucas Parker 6 127 m 6 Matthew McKay 7 203 m 7 Ben Edmondson 8 310 m 8 Logan Hargreaves-Madhas 9 252 m 9 Finn Moffatt 10 309 m 10 Ben Forrest 11 244 m 11 Charlie Harding 12 254 m 12 Toby Antcliff 13 189 m 13 Arthur Peel 14 245 m 14 Archie Irving 15 150 m 15 Ewan Wheelwright 16 130 f 1 Eve Crownshaw 17 182 m 16 Josh Roelants 18 250 m 17 Thomas Marshall 19 176 m 18 Sam Soles 20 229 m 19 Daniel Lynch 21 253 m 20 Herbert Antcliff 22 129 m 21 Jonathan Sutcliffe 23 187 m 22 Matthew Kenneth 24 183 f 2 Chloe Rylance 25 191 m 23 Sebastian Seggar-Staveley 26 287 m 24 Joe Conner 27 308 m 25 Myles OHanlon 28 272 f 3 mia easthope 29 174 m 26 Robert Seddon 30 216 f 4 Poppy Cooke 31 246 m 27 Elliot Judge 32 180 f 5 Lauryn Gregg 33 196 m 28 Jack Hutchinson 34 181 m 29 Erik Powell 35 193 m 30 Will Thompson 36 202 f 6 Lorna Spiers 37 265 f 7 Emily Jones 38 297 f 8 Charlotte Barrett 39 298 f 9 Abbey Mary Brooke 40 258 f 10 Alex Duckitt 41 263 f 11 Katie Atkinson 42 266 m 31 Nicholas Cunliffe 43 190 m 32 Laurie Petrucci 44 260 f 12 Mel Sproul 45 206 m 33 Nicky Kitchingman 46 207 m 34 Dylan Lakin 47 289 f 13 Stephanie Driscoll 48 151 f 14 Sosseh Badje 49 178 m 35 Aaron Adams 50 179 m 36 Ethan Adams 51 296 m 37 Elliot Wren 52 201 f 15 Lydia Morris 53 233 m 38 Jack Walton 54 139 m 39 Tom Howson 55 197 f 16 Poppy Anderson 56 249 m 40 Bob Evans 57 271 m 41 Henry Rhodes 58 288 m 42 Angus Corrie 59 240 m 43 Harry Chambers 60 208 m 44 James Mallett 61 248 m 45 Brodie Weymouth 62 305 m 46 Thomas Perricone 63 274 m 47 Luke Mamczur 64 235 m 48 Tom Fryers 65 301 m 49 Thomas Duckworth 66 209 m 50 Ethan Powell 67 242 f 17 Clara Davies 68 294 m 51 Harry Sanderson 69 195 f 18 Mollie Bratt 70 268 m 52 Robert Holt 71 137 m 53 Will Craske 72 282 f 19 Lulu Griffiths 73 200 f 20 Kate Cashin 74 199 f 21 Alice Cashin 75 264 f 22 Lucy fryers 76 217 f 23 Erin Bagge 77 126 m 54 Ryan Heneghan 78 285 f 24 Lottie Beardwood 79 198 f 25 Bernadette Raven 80 210 m 55 Hugo Powell 81 291 m 56 Jim OReilly 82 147 m 57 Harry ONeill 83 227 m 58 Harry Keighley 84 257 f 26 Abi Smith 85 302 f 27 Anna Lonsdale 86 148 m 59 Marcus Pickersgill 87 295 f 28 Emelia Stevens 88 279 f 29 Bethany Bergstrand 89 177 f 30 Katie Vann 90 160 f 31 Georgia Deavin 91 276 m 60 Leo Parker 92 204 f 32 Courtney Hutchinson 93 131 f 33 Ellie Rogers 94 163 m 61 Joss Francis 95 237 f 34 Hannah Hinchcliffe 96 236 f 35 Lucy Hebb 97 232 f 36 Cherry Sylge 98 243 f 37 Jodie Gillon 99 290 f 38 Lily Maiden 100 154 f 39 Heather Wilshaw 101 145 m 62 Lewis Hoult 102 134 m 63 Max Bradley 103 300 m 64 William Backhouse 104 284 f 40 Gaby Ansell 105 212 m 65 Theo Bratton 106 239 f 41 Olivia Brownlee 107 275 f 42 Amelia Newbold 108 156 m 66 Toby Brunt 109 135 m 67 Ben Carrol 110 222 f 43 Paige Booth 111 286 f 44 Kaya Carradice 112 299 f 45 Alice Shelbourne 113 231 f 46 Pia Physouni 114 136 m 68 James Carrol 115 215 f 47 Rosie Rushton 116 293 f 48 Maddie Sanders 117 221 f 49 Abigail Waller 118 304 m 69 Matthew Ninan 119 251 f 50 Emily Elmes 120 306 f 51 Mia Salisbury 121 261 f 52 Emily Carpenter 122 228 f 53 Hannah Kiddey 123 241 f 54 Ellie Chappell 124 219 f 55 Anna Harrison 125 133 f 56 Ella Whitehouse 126 292 f 57 Meg Owen 127 166 m 70 Elliot King 128 267 f 58 Ella Grimshaw 129 223 f 59 Eve Forshaw 130 224 f 60 Penny Haigh 131 213 m 71 Stephen Hickingbotham 132 194 f 61 Saskia Chapman Gibbs 133 211 m 72 Anoop Bains 134 307 f 62 Annabelle Warner 135 214 f 63 Nicola Hobbins 136 141 m 73 Ben Marsden 137 269 f 64 Bethany Hurst 138 225 m 74 Marshall Heaton 139 303 f 65 Lexie Lord 140 155
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