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Rankings - National & Regional Races Wild Water Racing - Rankings - National & Regional Races Pos Name Club Class Age Races Points 1 Laura Milne Pinkston Panthers WK1 U23 10 6600 2 Esme Durrant NKC WK1 U23 13 6494 3 Maggie Dilai NKC WK1 S 11 6488 4 Lydia Oxtoby Leighton Buzzard WK1 S 7 6378 5 Lucy Guest NKC WK1 U18 9 6309 6 Ellie Seed Pinkston Panthers WK1 U23 6 6240 7 Kasia Chmiel NKC WK1 U23 7 6224 8 Susan Templeton Itchen Valley CC WK1 V60 7 6000 8 Kerry Christie Breakout WK1 U16 13 6000 10 Victoria Murray Breadalbane WK1 U23 3 5967 11 Jodie Ball WYCC WK1 U23 4 5896 12 Molly Sandercock Break Out CC WK1 U16 10 5884 13 Emma Christie Breakout WK1 U16 14 5863 14 Zara Montgomery Break Out CC WK1 U16 10 5668 15 Mollie Ball WYCC WK1 U14 3 5548 16 Alexandra Judge The Sharks WK1 S 3 5468 17 Judi Sheahan Rutland WK1 V65 5 5428 18 Michelle Sanderson Duddon CC WK1 V35 3 5407 19 Jane Millar NKC WK1 V60 3 5385 20 Katie Pocklington Wiltshire Youth WK1 U16 3 5327 21 Elizabeth Ayres NKC WK1 V35 3 5323 22 Julia Mietus NKC WK1 V55 4 5269 23 Mae Allen Devizes WK1 U18 3 5153 24 Izzy Thomas Hamble Sea Scouts WK1 U14 3 4819 25 Hannah Brown BOA WK1 S 2 4000 26 Amanda Kitchen Bradford & Bingley WK1 V45 2 3780 27 Elsa Montgomery Break Out CC WK1 U12 3 3652 28 Eleri Spencer Pennine WK1 U16 2 3598 29 Sheila Worth Winchester & District CC WK1 V60 2 3547 30 Kitty Kirby Wiltshire Youth WK1 U18 2 3319 31 Molly Gwyn Wiltshire Youth WK1 U14 2 2995 32 Kirsty Bentley Duddon CC WK1 V35 2 2963 33 Kate McManus NKC WK1 V50 2 2782 34 Hannah Page NKC WK1 U16 2 2493 35 Tiegan Harrison Duddon CC WK1 U08 2 2245 36 Ella Kendall NKC WK1 U16 2 2219 37 Victoria Longstaff Duddon WK1 U18 1 2000 38 Sally Fairbrass Bradford & Bingley CC WK1 S 1 1988 39 Molly Gwynn WYCC WK1 U14 1 1967 40 Amy Howarth Bradford & Bingley WK1 U23 1 1961 41 Caroline Smedley Independent WK1 V40 1 1944 42 Jessie Urquhart Banbury WK1 U16 1 1933 43 Eleanor Thraves NKC WK1 S 1 1914 44 Mandy Greenaway Pennine CC WK1 V50 1 1898 45 Jessica Croome Stafford & Stone CC WK1 U12 1 1807 45 Alice Snape Green Star WK1 S 1 1807 47 Aoibhan O'Brien WK1 U18 2 1748 48 Rachel Hiley Bradford & Bingley WK1 V35 1 1733 49 Kirtsy Bentley Duddon WK1 S 1 1712 50 Nia Tomos Lincoln CC WK1 S 1 1685 51 Stephanie Blatchly NKC WK1 U14 1 1673 51 Clare Crombie Winchester & District CC WK1 S 1 1673 53 Priscilla Montenaz-Valle The Sharks WK1 S 1 1650 53 Emma Scorron NUCC WK1 U23 1 1650 55 Daisy Ball WYCC WK1 U10 1 1617 56 Kayley Barnes NUCC WK1 U23 1 1533 57 Rachel Wilson Duddon WK1 S 1 1520 58 Beatrix Fooks Devizes WK1 U14 1 1480 59 Sara Haughton Pennine WK1 V45 1 1458 60 Louise Revell Breadalbane WK1 U23 1 1455 61 Ali Johnston NKC WK1 V40 1 1442 62 Hope Edwards 78th Leicester WK1 U16 1 1434 63 Amelia Sissons Manvers WBC WK1 U8 1 1429 64 Vicky McGhee Halifax CC WK1 V40 1 1413 Created 06-10-2019 19:34:07 - RaceControl 1.59 Page 1 of 8 Wild Water Racing - Rankings - National & Regional Races Pos Name Club Class Age Races Points 65 Jaz Blows Meridian WK1 S 1 1410 66 Juliet Fooks Devizes WK1 V45 1 1365 67 Rachael Oldham WK1 V40 1 1292 68 Laura Chalmers NKC WK1 U16 1 1289 69 Elizabeth Poulton Kool Kayaks WK1 U16 1 1155 70 Jane Burren Pennine CC WK1 V40 1 1136 71 Laura Heathcote NKC WK1 S 1 1110 72 Carly Hudson Leighton Buzzard WK1 S 1 898 73 Laura Heathcoat NKC WK1 S 1 551 74 Katherine Jones Devizes WK1 U16 1 433 1 Laura Milne / Ellie Seed Pinkston Panthers / Pinkston P WC2 U23 5 6400 2 Emma Christie / Kerry Christie Breakout / WC2 U16 13 6000 3 Esme Durrant / Kasia Chmiel NKC / NKC WC2 U23 3 5809 4 Zoe Bell / Sue Bell Winchester & District CC / Win WC2 V35 2 4000 5 Lucy Guest / Esme Durrant NKC / NKC WC2 U23 2 3980 6 Nicola Rudge / Amber Rudge Burton phoneix / Burton Phoeni WC2 S 2 3669 7 Laura Chalmers / Ella Kendall NKC / NKC WC2 U16 1 2000 7 Iga Tomasik / Kate Lyndon Green Star / Manvers WBC WC2 U14 1 2000 7 Esme Durrant / Louise Revell Breadalbane / NKC WC2 U23 1 2000 10 Jane Millar / Emma Christie Breakout / NKC WC2 S 1 1975 11 Zara Montgomery / Kerry Christie Breakout / Breakout WC2 U16 1 1971 12 Maggie Dilai / Esme Durrant NKC / NKC WC2 S 1 1966 13 Pola Tomasik / Hannah Lancaster Manvers / Manvers WBC WC2 U14 1 1956 14 Jane Millar / Louise Revell Breadalbane / NKC WC2 S 1 1951 15 Hannah Page / Hannah Brown BOA / NKC WC2 S 1 1942 16 Tabitha Percy / Alice Snape Green Star / Halifax WC2 S 1 1911 17 Laura Chalmers / Hannah Page NKC / NKC WC2 U16 1 1910 18 Sheila Worth / Emma Radford Winchester & District CC / Win WC2 S 1 1858 19 Ella Kendall / Charlie Sellers NKC / NKC WC2 U16 1 1816 20 Hannah Brown / Charlie Sellers NKC / BOA WC2 S 1 1815 21 Kate McManus / Jane Millar NKC / NKC WC2 V50 1 1809 22 Nicola Rudge / Anne Roberts / Burton Phoenix WC2 V55 1 1755 23 Hannah Page / Charlie Sellers NKC / NKC WC2 U16 1 1734 1 Esme Durrant NKC WC1 U23 8 6200 2 Zara Montgomery Break Out CC WC1 U16 5 6000 2 Jane Millar NKC WC1 V60 9 6000 4 Ellie Seed Pinkston Panthers WC1 U23 2 3726 5 Tabitha Percy Halifax WC1 U18 1 2000 5 Susan Templeton Itchen Valley CC WC1 V60 1 2000 5 Rachel Houston Pinkston Panthers WC1 U23 1 2000 8 Laura Milne Pinkston Panthers WC1 U23 1 1990 9 Emma Christie Breakout WC1 U16 1 1842 10 Lydia Oxtoby Leighton Buzzard WC1 S 1 1807 11 Kerry Christie Breakout WC1 U16 1 1765 12 Jaz Blows Meridian WC1 S 1 964 13 Maggie Dilai NKC WC1 S 1 926 1 Mick Nadal / Kath Nadal NKC / NKC MxC2 V60 4 6000 2 Jack Perchard / Elizabeth Ayres NKC / Breakout MxC2 S 2 3739 3 Cameron Bannatyne / Jane Millar NKC / NKC MxC2 S 2 3538 4 Robert Evans / Emma Redford Winchester & District CC / Winchester & MxC2 S 1 2000 4 Nicky Cresser / Eleanor Thraves NKC / NKC/Wear Whoppers MxC2 S 1 2000 4 Jacob Holmes / Ellie Seed Pinkston Panthers / Breadalban MxC2 U23 1 2000 4 Ellie Seed / Jack Civico Pennine CC / Pinkston Panthers MxC2 S 1 2000 4 Dave Belbin / Jane Millar NKC / NKC MxC2 V50 1 2000 4 Andrew Longstaff / Tiegan Sanderson Duddon / Duddon MxC2 S 1 2000 10 Maggie Dilai / Jack Perchard Breakout / NKC MxC2 S 1 1993 11 Les Ford / Sarah Ford Halifax CC / Halifax CC MxC2 S 1 1983 12 Chloe Bracewell / Nicky Cresser NKC / Lincoln CC MxC2 S 1 1972 13 Phil Dean / Esme Durrant NKC / Wear Whoppers MxC2 S 1 1971 14 Nia Tomos / Jamie Christie Soar Valley / Lincoln CC MxC2 S 1 1967 15 Aaron Kirk / Ella Kendall NKC / Breakout MxC2 U18 1 1954 Created 06-10-2019 19:34:07 - RaceControl 1.59 Page 2 of 8 Wild Water Racing - Rankings - National & Regional Races Pos Name Club Class Age Races Points 16 Jane Millar / Zyggy Chmiel NKC / NKC MxC2 S 1 1941 17 Huw Singleton / Ella Kendall NKC / NKC MxC2 U14 1 1916 18 Alex Sheppy / Louise Revell Breadalbane / Devizes MxC2 U23 1 1891 19 Elizabeth Ayres / Nicky Cresser NKC/Wear Whoppers / NKC MxC2 V35 1 1870 20 Hannah Oldham / Daniel Oldham Paddle Plus / MxC2 U16 1 1855 21 Hou Yu Lei / Ella Kendall NKC / NKC MxC2 U14 1 1849 22 Martin Billington / Michael Fennell Potteries Paddlers / SOTP MxC2 V55 1 1837 23 Hannah Oldham / Rachael Oldham / MxC2 S 1 1818 24 Lucy Guest / Nicky Cresser NKC / NKC MxC2 S 1 1815 25 Alex Sheppy / Esme Durrant NKC / Devizes MxC2 U23 1 1800 26 Ben Oakley / Elizabeth Ayres NKC / NKC MxC2 S 1 1791 27 Kate McManus / Ryan Hunt Forth CC / NKC MxC2 S 1 1767 28 Esme Durrant / James Russell NKC / NKC MxC2 U23 1 1753 29 Lydia Oxtoby / Aaron Kirk Breakout / Leighton Buzzard MxC2 S 1 1739 30 Dan Robson / Jaz Blows Meridian / Meridian MxC2 S 1 1701 31 Jane Millar / Josh Wallis NKC / NKC MxC2 S 1 1688 32 Hannah Page / James Russell NKC / NKC MxC2 U23 1 1620 33 Thomas Magrath / Elsbeth Magrath Paddle Plus / Paddle Plus MxC2 1 1499 34 Joe Enoch / Laura Chalmers NKC / NKC MxC2 U16 1 1493 35 James Peaty / Ellie Seed Pinkston Panthers / Pennine MxC2 S 1 870 1 James Russell NKC MK1 U23 14 6568 2 Jamie Christie Soar Valley MK1 V45 17 6501 3 Robert Jefferies Pennine CC MK1 S 6 6485 4 Ben Oakley NKC MK1 S 5 6400 5 Spencer Armstrong Devizes MK1 U23 7 6374 6 Jack Civico Pennine CC MK1 U23 9 6367 7 Nicky Cresser NKC MK1 V35 5 6361 8 Francis Huntingford NKC MK1 U23 7 6309 9 Jacob Holmes Breadalbane MK1 U23 5 6261 10 Cameron Bannatyne NKC MK1 U18 18 6255 11 Alex Sheppy Devizes MK1 U23 7 6251 12 George Urquhart Banbury CC MK1 U18 9 6245 13 Phil Dean Wear Whoppers MK1 S 6 6202 14 Joe Beevers NKC MK1 S 12 6191 15 Iain Hosie Aberdeen MK1 U23 5 6024 16 Richard Kent Southampton CC MK1 V55 3 6000 17 Jon Folland Soar Valley MK1 V45 5 5990 18 Leon Tomlinson Pennine CC MK1 U14 14 5936 19 Richard Davis Itchen Valley CC MK1 V80 6 5933 20 Nicholas Bennett Newcastle Uni MK1 S 3 5901 21 Connor Peters NKC MK1 U23 4 5900 22 Richard Vincent Soar Valley MK1 V60 9 5897 23 Scott Wilson Duddon CC MK1 V55 4 5836 24 Jim Wallis Pinkston Panthers MK1 V40 3 5797 25 Michael Fitzsimons Mercia MK1 V50 7 5792 26 Joe Birtwhistle Pennine CC MK1 S 16 5774 27 Dougal Glaisher NKC MK1 U23 4 5745 28 Connor Turner Weir Whoppers MK1 U23 3 5646 29 Malcolm Blowers Meridian CC MK1 V50 6 5642 30 John Dyke Hamble Sea Scouts MK1 S 4 5622 31 Nigel Woolturton Mercia MK1 V60 6 5585 32 Huw Singleton NKC MK1 U14 8 5584 33 Ethan Jack Paddle Plus MK1 U18 6 5582 34 Woody Snapper NKC MK1 U18 5 5550 35 Owen Wilson Duddon CC MK1 U18 3 5541 36 Pete Mietus NKC MK1 V60 5 5491 37 Duncan Jack Paddle Plus MK1 V50 7 5467 38 Tim Beaver Soar Valley MK1 V55 3 5377 39 Nigel Stevenson Lincoln MK1 V55 5 5317 40 David MacKay Winchester & District CC MK1 V65 5 5309 41 James Read The Sharks MK1 V35 3 5295 42 Jacob Law Winchester & District CC MK1 U14 5 5260 43 Edward Butler NKC MK1 U14 9 5256 Created 06-10-2019 19:34:07 - 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