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2010 English.Xlsx English Championships Results Summary WA Espoir WA Junior WA Senior No Name Club Comp AA No Name Club Comp AA No Name Club Comp AA 35 Charlie Fellows Sandbach Gymnastics WA Espoir 50.750 1 128 Laura Mitchell Heathrow GC WA Junior 52.450 1 243 Danusia Francis Heathrow GC WA Senior 54.250 1 2 Sophie Jameson The Academy WA Espoir 49.150 2 133 Ruby Straw Notts Gymnastics Club WA Junior 50.900 2 234 Jennifer Pinches City of Liverpool WA Senior 53.500 2 31 Gabrielle Jupp Sapphire GC WA Espoir 48.550 3 116 Rebecca Tunney City of Liverpool WA Junior 50.850 3 244 Nicole Hibbert Heathrow GC WA Senior 52.950 3 5 Katie Carter Woking Gymnastics Club WA Espoir 47.350 4 = 132 Billie Mackenzie Notts Gymnastics Club WA Junior 50.700 4 240 Niamh Rippin Notts Gymnastics Club WA Senior 52.900 4 15 Kirsty Baldwin Notts Gymnastics Club WA Espoir 47.350 4 = 206 Ruby Harold The Academy WA Junior 50.500 5 = 221 Jocelyn Hunt Horsham GC WA Senior 51.150 5 17 Chenay Elson Notts Gymnastics Club WA Espoir 47.150 6 129 Loriah James Heathrow GC WA Junior 50.500 5 = 241 Charlotte Lindsley Heathrow GC WA Senior 49.700 6 No Name Club Comp Av Vault No Name Club Comp Av Vault No Name Club Comp Av Vault 13 Claudia Fragapane Bristol Hawks Gymnastics Club WA Espoir 12.875 1 206 Ruby Harold The Academy WA Junior 13.550 1 244 Nicole Hibbert Heathrow GC WA Senior 13.750 1 5 Katie Carter Woking Gymnastics Club WA Espoir 12.825 2 126 Savannah Lawrence Heathrow GC WA Junior 13.375 2 240 Niamh Rippin Notts Gymnastics Club WA Senior 13.675 2 11 Ellis O'Reilly Europa WA Espoir 12.550 3 133 Ruby Straw Notts Gymnastics Club WA Junior 13.325 3 228 Lara Wilson City of Newcastle WA Senior 13.150 3 No Name Club Comp D Bars No Name Club Comp D Bars No Name Club Comp D Bars 17 Chenay Elson Notts Gymnastics Club WA Espoir 4.8 12.050 1 128 Laura Mitchell Heathrow GC WA Junior 5.0 13.100 1 235 Elizabeth Tweddle City of Liverpool WA Senior 6.6 14.850 1 35 Charlie Fellows Sandbach Gymnastics WA Espoir 3.8 11.950 2 133 Ruby Straw Notts Gymnastics Club WA Junior 5.1 12.650 2 234 Jennifer Pinches City of Liverpool WA Senior 5.3 13.550 2 2 Sophie Jameson The Academy WA Espoir 4.2 11.750 3 = 207 Jasmine Reed-Yang The Academy WA Junior 4.5 12.300 3 243 Danusia Francis Heathrow GC WA Senior 5.0 13.400 3 15 Kirsty Baldwin Notts Gymnastics Club WA Espoir 3.6 11.750 3 = No Name Club Comp D Beam No Name Club Comp D Beam No Name Club Comp D Beam 35 Charlie Fellows Sandbach Gymnastics WA Espoir 4.6 12.900 1 129 Loriah James Heathrow GC WA Junior 5.0 13.400 1 243 Danusia Francis Heathrow GC WA Senior 5.7 14.250 1 31 Gabrielle Jupp Sapphire GC WA Espoir 4.8 12.850 2 128 Laura Mitchell Heathrow GC WA Junior 5.0 13.050 2 234 Jennifer Pinches City of Liverpool WA Senior 5.8 13.500 2 2 Sophie Jameson The Academy WA Espoir 4.8 12.300 3 132 Billie Mackenzie Notts Gymnastics Club WA Junior 5.7 13.000 3 244 Nicole Hibbert Heathrow GC WA Senior 5.0 12.900 3 No Name Club Comp D Floor No Name Club Comp D Floor No Name Club Comp D Floor 7 Megan Convery City of Newcastle WA Espoir 4.7 12.900 1 116 Rebecca Tunney City of Liverpool WA Junior 5.1 13.300 1 243 Elizabeth Tweddle City of Liverpool WA Senior 6.0 14.600 1 31 Gabrielle Jupp Sapphire GC WA Espoir 5.0 12.750 2 = 129 Loriah James Heathrow GC WA Junior 4.9 13.150 2 243 Danusia Francis Heathrow GC WA Senior 5.4 13.550 2 1 Lucy Brett The Academy WA Espoir 4.9 12.750 2 = 128 Laura Mitchell Heathrow GC WA Junior 5.1 13.050 3 = 240 Niamh Rippin Notts Gymnastics Club WA Senior 5.7 13.500 3 206 Ruby Harold The Academy WA Junior 5.2 13.050 3 = 10/03/2010 05:12 Scoring by Elmbrook Computers Ltd English Championships Results Summary MA Under 13 MA Junior MA Senior No Name Club Comp AA No Name Club Comp AA No Name Club Comp AA 56 Tommy Nicolaou Pipers Vale MA Under 13 74.850 1 167 Frank Baines Southport YMCA MA Junior 82.400 1 263 Sam Hunter UNATTACHED MA Senior 88.150 1 65 Hamish Carter Notts School of Gymnastics MA Under 13 74.750 2 174 Courtney Tulloch Pegasus GC MA Junior 81.550 2 316 Ruslan Panteleyomon Hinckley MA Senior87.450 2 = 76 Hayden Skinner South Essex MA Under 13 71.050 3 77 Brinn Bevan South Essex MA Junior 80.100 3 315 Yevgen Gryshchenko Hinckley MA Senior87.450 2 = 68 Joel Leon Benitez Notts School of Gymnastics MA Under 13 71.000 4 165 Dominick Cunningham Earls Gymnastics MA Junior 77.500 4 268 Kristian Thomas Earls Gymnastics MA Senior 87.250 4 58 Luix Collier Europa MA Under 13 69.750 5 183 Anthony Wise South Essex MA Junior 76.500 5 254 Theo Seager Bury Gymnastics Club MA Senior 87.100 5 59 Tobias Brewer Woking Gymnastics Club MA Under 13 69.650 6 175 James Hall Pegasus GC MA Junior 74.150 6 305 Luke Folwell H.G.O.C. MA Senior 86.400 6 No Name Club Comp D Floor No Name Club Comp D Floor No Name Club Comp D Floor 56 Tommy Nicolaou Pipers Vale MA Under 13 4.3 13.100 1 174 Courtney Tulloch Pegasus GC MA Junior 4.7 13.350 1 263 Sam Hunter UNATTACHED MA Senior 6.3 15.300 1 = 54 Simon Pilling Manchester South Gymnastics Club MA Under 13 3.8 12.800 2 167 Frank Baines Southport YMCA MA Junior 5.0 13.300 2 = 315 Yevgen Gryshchenko Hinckley MA Senior6.1 15.300 1 = 76 Hayden Skinner South Essex MA Under 13 4.1 12.750 3 = 77 Brinn Bevan South Essex MA Junior 4.8 13.300 2 = 268 Kristian Thomas Earls Gymnastics MA Senior 6.3 15.300 1 = 59 Tobias Brewer Woking Gymnastics Club MA Under 13 4.0 12.750 3 = 254 Theo Seager Bury Gymnastics Club MA Senior 6.3 15.300 1 = 62 Benji Eyre H.O.G.C MA Under 13 3.9 12.750 3 = No Name Club Comp D Pommels No Name Club Comp D Pommels No Name Club Comp D Pommels 65 Hamish Carter Notts School of Gymnastics MA Under 13 3.4 12.600 1 167 Frank Baines Southport YMCA MA Junior 5.0 13.850 1 263 Sam Hunter UNATTACHED MA Senior 6.3 15.050 1 = 76 Hayden Skinner South Essex MA Under 13 3.3 11.400 2 183 Anthony Wise South Essex MA Junior 4.7 13.700 2 297 Max Whitlock South Essex MA Senior 6.0 15.050 1 = 56 Tommy Nicolaou Pipers Vale MA Under 13 3.0 11.350 3 174 Courtney Tulloch Pegasus GC MA Junior 4.6 13.300 3 293 David Mott South Essex MA Senior 6.1 14.950 3 No Name Club Comp D Rings No Name Club Comp D Rings No Name Club Comp D Rings 56 Tommy Nicolaou Pipers Vale MA Under 13 4.4 13.300 1 174 Courtney Tulloch Pegasus GC MA Junior 5.0 13.950 1 281 Robert Payne Loughborough Students GC MA Senior 5.8 14.900 1 65 Hamish Carter Notts School of Gymnastics MA Under 13 2.6 12.000 2 167 Frank Baines Southport YMCA MA Junior 4.6 13.600 2 294 Reiss Beckford South Essex MA Senior 5.3 14.700 2 = 54 Simon Pilling Manchester South Gymnastics Club MA Under 13 2.2 11.600 3 155 Tom Defina Woking Gymnastics Club MA Junior 4.6 13.300 3 288 Sam Fern City of Leeds MA Senior 6.3 14.700 2 = No Name Club Comp D Vault No Name Club Comp Av Vault No Name Club Comp Av Vault 56 Tommy Nicolaou Pipers Vale MA Under 13 4.0 13.400 1 77 Brinn Bevan South Essex MA Junior 14.050 1 305 Luke Folwell H.G.O.C. MA Senior 16.125 1 65 Hamish Carter Notts School of Gymnastics MA Under 13 4.6 13.350 2 162 Nile Wilson City of Leeds MA Junior 13.850 2 254 Theo Seager Bury Gymnastics Club MA Senior 16.000 2 76 Hayden Skinner South Essex MA Under 13 3.8 13.100 3 = 183 Anthony Wise South Essex MA Junior 13.200 3 289 Matthew Firth City of Leeds MA Senior 15.075 3 58 Luix Collier Europa MA Under 13 3.8 13.100 3 = No Name Club Comp D P-Bars No Name Club Comp D P-Bars No Name Club Comp D P-Bars 56 Tommy Nicolaou Pipers Vale MA Under 13 4.4 12.300 1 167 Frank Baines Southport YMCA MA Junior 4.9 14.000 1 316 Ruslan Panteleyomon Hinckley MA Senior5.8 15.050 1 68 Joel Leon Benitez Notts School of Gymnastics MA Under 13 3.2 12.050 2 77 Brinn Bevan South Essex MA Junior 4.8 13.900 2 315 Yevgen Gryshchenko Hinckley MA Senior5.9 14.750 2 65 Hamish Carter Notts School of Gymnastics MA Under 13 4.1 11.900 3 174 Courtney Tulloch Pegasus GC MA Junior 4.7 13.550 3 294 Reiss Beckford South Essex MA Senior 5.2 14.400 3 No Name Club Comp D H-Bar No Name Club Comp D H-Bar No Name Club Comp D H-Bar 65 Hamish Carter Notts School of Gymnastics MA Under 13 3.1 12.500 1 165 Dominick Cunningham Earls Gymnastics MA Junior 4.3 13.050 1 315 Yevgen Gryshchenko Hinckley MA Senior6.2 14.800 1 58 Luix Collier Europa MA Under 13 2.3 11.500 2 167 Frank Baines Southport YMCA MA Junior 4.1 12.850 2 268 Kristian Thomas Earls Gymnastics MA Senior 6.2 14.650 2 56 Tommy Nicolaou Pipers Vale MA Under 13 3.0 11.400 3 174 Courtney Tulloch Pegasus GC MA Junior 4.0 12.750 3 263 Sam Hunter UNATTACHED MA Senior 6.4 14.350 3 10/03/2010 05:12 Scoring by Elmbrook Computers Ltd English Championships Results WA Espoir No Name Club Comp D Vault D Bars D Beam D Floor AA 35 Charlie Fellows Sandbach Gymnastics WA Espoir 4.4 13.250 1 3.8 11.950 2 4.6 12.900 1 4.7 12.650 6 50.750 1 2 Sophie Jameson The Academy WA Espoir 4.0 12.400 12 = 4.2 11.750 3 = 4.8 12.300 3 4.9 12.700 4 = 49.150 2 31 Gabrielle Jupp Sapphire GC WA Espoir 4.0 12.800 5 4.1 10.150 8 4.8 12.850 2 5.0 12.750 2 = 48.550 3 5 Katie Carter Woking Gymnastics Club WA Espoir 4.4 12.900 3 = 3.4 10.550 5 3.6 11.200 10 = 4.4 12.700 4 = 47.350 4 = 15 Kirsty Baldwin Notts Gymnastics Club WA Espoir 4.0 12.400 12 = 3.6 11.750 3 = 4.7 11.800 6 4.8 11.400 18 47.350 4 = 17 Chenay Elson Notts Gymnastics Club WA Espoir 4.0 12.300 20 4.8 12.050 1 4.4 11.250 9 4.5 11.550 15 = 47.150 6 7 Megan Convery City of Newcastle WA Espoir 4.2 12.900 3 = 3.6 9.700 13 = 4.6 11.500 7 = 4.7 12.900 1 47.000 7 24 Emily Crowe Norfolk Academy WA Espoir 4.2 12.400 12 = 2.6 9.450 17 = 5.0 12.000 4 4.8 12.600 7 46.450 8 13 Claudia Fragapane Bristol Hawks Gymnastics Club WA Espoir 4.4 13.100 2 2.6 9.450 17 = 4.7 11.200
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