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Results of South Yorkshire Schools' AA Cross Country 4.2.12 Campsall Results of South Yorkshire Schools' AA Cross Country 4.2.12 Campsall Doncaster Y 7 Boys Y7 Girls Pos ID Name Area Time Pos ID Name Area Time 1 61 Alfie Manthorpe Sheffield 11: 56 1 61 Amy Lancaster Sheffield 12: 32 2 63 James Coates Sheffield 12: 33 2 63 Emily Simpson Sheffield 13: 25 3 66 Julian Slater Sheffield 12: 43 3 21 Summer Ward Doncaster 13: 39 4 52 Joe Morton Rotherham 12: 44 4 1 Alice Moore Barnsley 13: 40 5 22 Luke Milner Doncaster 13: 05 5 26 Kate Wainer Doncaster 14: 0. 6 20 ? 13: 06 6 71 Megan Storey Sheffield 14: 05 7 21 Callum Blackburn Doncaster 13: 07 7 23 Rebecca Wainer Doncaster 14: 05 8 28 Luke Pike Doncaster 13: 07 8 69 Eleanor Hall Sheffield 14: 14 9 42 James Johnston Rotherham 13: 13 9 67 Morven Walters Sheffield 14: 24 10 67 Jack Wells Sheffield 13: 14 10 64 G Lucas Sheffield 14: 32 11 64 Alistair Morrison Sheffield 13: 26 11 65 Olivia Hogan Sheffield 14: 34 12 45 Alex Kitson Rotherham 13: 28 12 24 Mollie Porter Doncaster 14: 34 13 69 Jacob Truman Marsden Sheffield 13: 29 13 68 Aimee Hill Sheffield 14: 42 14 65 CJ Rawlinsom Sheffield 13: 32 14 42 Lauren Winter Rotherham 14: 44 15 70 Joe Twigg Sheffield 13: 38 15 66 Jessica Beedle Sheffield 14: 59 16 4 Patrick Cooke Barnsley 13: 41 16 6 Rhiannon Drewery Barnsley 15: 15 17 47 Matt Greaves Rotherham 13: 44 17 7 Holly Hayes Barnsley 15: 15 18 68 Rhys Brown Sheffield 13: 47 18 27 Molly Butterworth Doncaster 15: 16 19 27 B Davenport Doncaster 13: 56 19 72 C Levine Sheffield 15: 18 20 49 Daniel Coulter Rotherham 14: 00 20 22 Paige Shaw Doncaster 15: 27 21 72 Hamish Mill Sheffield 14: 04 21 3 Emily Ward Barnsley 15: 35 22 71 Harry Tufnell Sheffield 14: 12 22 70 Poppy Nolan Sheffield 15: 38 23 1 Gregg Dawson Barnsley 14: 19 23 41 Ellie Cotton Rotherham 15: 42 24 25 Joseph Clayton Doncaster 14: 20 24 31 Chloe Day Doncaster 15: 46 25 31 Nisham Singh Doncaster 14: 24 25 43 Hannah Whiting Rotherham 15: 49 26 24 Rhys Jackson Doncaster 14: 26 26 4 Lucy Clough Barnsley 16: 00 27 32 Wade Robson-Webster Doncaster 14: 32 27 29 Kiera Teatum Doncaster 16: 04 28 5 Daniel Cooper Barnsley 14: 33 28 48 Rebecca Bentham Rotherham 16: 07 29 48 Connor Carpenter Rotherham 14: 37 29 73 Ellie Mayo Sheffield 16: 20 30 2 Daniel Williams Barnsley 14: 48 30 51 Ella Tweed Rotherham 16: 30 31 8 Josh Lover Barnsley 14: 48 31 25 Sinead Millar Doncaster 16: 32 32 11 Liam Blackburn Barnsley 16: 20 32 45 Freya Wilson Rotherham 16: 47 33 6 Alex Lea Barnsley 16: 30 33 5 Hannah Beechill Barnsley 16: 58 34 74 Owen Turner Sheffield 17: 30 34 50 Leah Grayson Rotherham 17: 08 35 9 Joseph Reavill Barnsley 17: 36 35 44 Ellie Carr Rotherham 17: 09 36 10 Cameron Keanan Barnsley 24: 42 36 32 Georgia Hookway Doncaster 17: 15 37 44 James Law Rotherham 24: 48 37 46 Katie Jacobs Rotherham 17: 36 38 30 Kara Wilson Doncaster 17: 43 39 47 Saffron Harrison Rotherham 17: 43 40 49 Chloe Moran Rotherham 17: 44 41 28 Maddie Fearn Doncaster 18: 09 Y8/9 Boys- Junior Boys Y8/9 Girls- Junior Girls Pos ID Name Area Time Pos ID Name Area Time 1 61 Jonathan Shields Sheffield 17: 59 1 63 Mary McCarthy Sheffield 15: 47 2 62 Evan Webb Sheffield 18: 05 2 61 Imani Wilson Sheffield 15: 56 3 41 Devon Stead Rotherham 18: 17 3 62 Maddie Pearce Sheffield 16: 18 4 21 Callum Wilson Doncaster 18: 28 4 44 Abbie Hull Rotherham 17: 32 5 1 Harry Moore Barnsley 18: 29 5 41 Holly Brookes Rotherham 17: 35 6 64 Joe Hutchesson Sheffield 18: 47 6 64 Caitlin Tevendale Sheffield 17: 38 7 63 Joe Hibbert Sheffield 18: 58 7 66 Lily Fletcher Sheffield 17: 51 8 44 Kane Smith Rotherham 19: 04 8 43 Rebecca Finnie Rotherham 18: 10 9 23 Eliott Tong Doncaster 19: 09 9 69 Rowan Walters Sheffield 18: 16 10 70 Tom Giles Sheffield 19: 47 10 72 Megan Loombe Sheffield 18: 19 11 47 James Lonsdale Rotherham 19: 56 11 45 Grace Tomlinson Rotherham 18: 40 12 66 Callum Robinson Sheffield 20: 07 12 68 Lexie Wilson Sheffield 18: 44 13 72 Jake Steade Sheffield 20: 20 13 70 Elleanor Neath Sheffield 18: 51 14 22 Jack Turnball Doncaster 20: 23 14 42 Maisie Elliot Rotherham 18: 59 15 24 Josh Reasbeck Doncaster 20: 32 15 47 Hannah Saville Rotherham 19: 15 16 68 Jack Price Sheffield 20: 36 16 22 Emily Barker Doncaster 19: 20 17 67 Tom Slack Sheffield 20: 41 17 46 Gemma Doyle Rotherham 20: 15 18 69 Luke Howson Sheffield 20: 52 18 27 Nicole Pearson Doncaster 20: 17 19 73 Gavinas Zailskas Sheffield 21: 08 19 29 Morgan Mcanulty Doncaster 20: 18 20 25 Josh Williams Doncaster 21: 12 20 32 Kelsey Wilson Doncaster 20: 29 21 2 Jack Gill Barnsley 21: 20 21 49 Alicia Hartley Rotherham 20: 32 22 28 George Phillips Doncaster 21: 22 22 31 Jasmine Mosby Doncaster 20: 53 23 29 Josh Tait Doncaster 21: 30 23 52 Emma Smith Rotherham 20: 59 24 7 Steven Watson Barnsley 21: 39 24 26 Elodie Grayel Doncaster 21: 05 25 51 Morgan Brown Rotherham 22: 14 25 24 Kathryn Shepherd Doncaster 21: 06 26 32 Adam Clarke Doncaster 22: 17 26 48 Shinade Briggs Rotherham 21: 10 27 71 Oliver Maltby Sheffield 22: 39 27 51 Ellie Payling Rotherham 21: 18 28 45 Nathan Wild Rotherham 22: 57 28 71 Becky Chambers Sheffield 22: 00 29 11 Kurtis Parker Barnsley 23: 41 29 73 Olivia Martin Sheffield 22: 03 30 4 Joseph Edwards Barnsley 24: 00 30 8 Katy Richards Barnsley 22: 26 31 6 Luke Waterhouse Barnsley 24: 00 31 11 Sophie Hawcroft Barnsley 23: 01 32 50 Regan Race Rotherham 25: 06 32 5 Sheldon Hirst Barnsley 23: 12 33 5 Sam Philips Barnsley 26: 57 33 2 Rachel Gibbs Barnsley 23: 21 34 6 Chloe Bent Barnsley 24: 05 35 3 Libby McClure Barnsley 24: 46 36 12 Paige Worley Barnsley 26: 02 37 1 Tara Butters Barnsley 26: 13 Y10/11 Boys- Intermediate Boys Y10/11 Girls- Intermediate Gilrs Pos ID Name Area Time Pos ID Name Area Time 1 42 Luke Cotter Rotherham 25: 48 1 61 Natalia Hackett Sheffield 18: 42 2 61 Josh Naisbitt Sheffield 26: 27 2 63 Charlotte Slack Sheffield 20: 19 3 62 Joe Lancaster Sheffield 26: 29 3 62 Eve Pound Sheffield 20: 24 4 64 Josh Dyball Sheffield 27: 49 4 64 Ellie Curran Sheffield 20: 27 5 21 Aiden Davies Doncaster 28: 19 5 65 Ellie Crownshaw Sheffield 20: 46 6 41 Connor Ryan Rotherham 28: 26 6 43 Jess Freeman Rotherham 20: 53 7 69 Aaron Thorpe Sheffield 28: 54 7 46 Sophie Taylor Rotherham 21: 00 8 65 Nick Coomber Sheffield 28: 55 8 6 Hayley Townend Barnsley 21: 18 9 45 Oliver Yarrow Rotherham 28: 55 9 41 Jess Mangham Rotherham 21: 19 10 66 Sam Peters Sheffield 29: 20 10 44 Emma Dutton Rotherham 21: 23 11 67 Theo Campbell Sheffield 29: 29 11 42 Charlotte Dodds Rotherham 21: 30 12 44 Will Johnson Rotherham 29: 41 12 67 Rebecca Hall Sheffield 22: 05 13 24 J Phillips Doncaster 30: 46 13 66 Alice Hague Sheffield 22: 41 14 43 Robert Bentham Rotherham 30: 57 14 22 Lucy Chappell Doncaster 24: 26 15 73 Matthew Chaib Sheffield 31: 04 15 48 Sophie Wood Rotherham 24: 49 16 5 Kai Sunman Barnsley 31: 20 16 73 Lucy Woodcock Sheffield 25: 11 17 72 Will Davis Sheffield 31: 26 17 69 Hannah Yarrow Sheffield 25: 16 18 75 Conough Jacobi Sheffield 31: 48 18 8 Ceri Linton Barnsley 25: 36 19 3 Joseph Rose Barnsley 32: 13 19 5 Louise McNicholas Barnsley 26: 18 20 48 Aiden Kidder Rotherham 33: 05 20 70 Rebecca Shenton Sheffield 26: 29 21 47 Michael Krzywonos Rotherham 33: 28 21 68 Jasmin Marsden Sheffield 27: 08 22 4 Danny Lea Barnsley 33: 30 22 74 Flora McNeil Sheffield 27: 28 23 2 Joel Hunt Barnsley 34: 43 23 2 Nicole Norton Barnsley 27: 47 24 42 Luke Cotter Rotherham 34: 58 24 4 Kennedy Smith Barnsley 30: 30 25 70 Tom Slater Sheffield 35: 14 25 30 Ellie Hall Doncaster 32: 30 26 7 Kyle Smith Barnsley 35: 30 26 31 Charlotte Viggars Doncaster 33: 56 27 1 Adam Hoyland Barnsley 36: 02 28 49 Jamie Cogill Rotherham 36: 03 Y12/13 Boys- Senior Boys Y12/13 Girls- Senior Girls Pos No Name Area Time Pos ID Name Area Time 1 61 Tom Bains Sheffield 32: 22 1 77 Fiona Bell Sheffield 18: 49 2 63 Aidan Smith Sheffield 33: 7 2 42 Natasha Hatswell Rotherham 19: 45 3 44 Tom Saville Rotherham 33: 28 3 78 Beth Ansell Sheffield 19: 54 4 62 Luke Naylor Sheffield 34: 23 4 84 Calvi Thompson Sheffield 20: 42 5 64 Chris Grayson Sheffield 35: 31 5 79 Hannah Fletcher Sheffield 21: 01 6 65 Tom Hutton Sheffield 36: 55 6 43 Emma Parkinson Rotherham 21: 02 7 41 Ryan McHahon Rotherham 37: 30 7 80 Hannah Walker Sheffield 22: 06 8 67 Louis Gardner Sheffield 37: 48 8 81 Susannah Curran Sheffield 22: 22 9 66 Oliver Byne Sheffield 41: 18 9 82 Georgina Thorpe Sheffield 22: 42 10 24 Alex Sanderson Doncaster 41: 39 10 41 Zoe Brain Rotherham 23: 57 11 42 Liam Marjar Rotherham 43: 12 11 83 Rebecca Taylor Sheffield 24: 15 12 43 Andrew Lidster Rotherham 47: 00 12 21 Kerrie Page Doncaster 26: 37 South Yorkshire Schools' AA Cross Country Teams to English Schools Championships, Ilton Somerset, 17.3.12 All details to follow.
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