Young athletes compete with six relays of King Henry Viii of Joser
The new hall of the new hall defended their title in a delicate style to make it two victories, two victories from Henry Wi’s Vi’s Relay, James Taylor reports.
For 25 years, Essex’s school grew by the Fourest divisions in all four stages in all four stages. The six phased event of the simultaneous boys, on the other hand, came down to the last hug screening, the Grammar School of Ermysted, which will continue their second title. That they took the protective champions, the final calculation of Dudd school will make victory even sweeter.
The first stage of the girls saw the early announcement of the new hall. Heidi Woodley controls them with the fastest split of the day, 13:12, although last year’s runners, Uppton Hall had to keep Hollen kept the stick. But it was as close as it got as Isla Widdowson (14:05) pushed two minutes on stage, surrendering to the king of Ava.
Therefore, Olivia Forrest can be a sailing phase to match the second fastest day, 13:28, faster than last year and the fifth of all time. Behind, there was a large silver race, the “Luan” military exercise of “Raterating” college passed in a minute and corresponded to their high hall, and the members of all four teams, who would play a trick against the golden hat.
Girls race with Heidi Woodley (120A) (Tom Andrew)
Since one dynasty starts, the other seemingly ends, at the end of it. Last year, ten fastest, the core of ten adjacent groups, the basis of ten dozen dominant detachment under ten dozen dominant religion. Kent Team was already a painful season, failed to qualify for the terrible region approved by the National Cup, and thus expected an awkward race on the war memorial, although the fourth places of 2024 were dropped radar.
The first stage was fast because we are now looking forward to. Many teams with only one Superstar played earlier their ACE, inefficient than the Boran Grammar, who fined Tom Preston at 11:16. Given the exclusively muddy conditions in the Woodland Short section, this was a great time, and really remained invincible all day. PACE PACE dragged rebooter Henry Barker (Harrow) and Jack Sanderson (Giggleswick), and Ermysted’s followed by Yorkshire Rivals Sedbergh, and already 44 seconds to Judd.
Ermysted quickly hit the front on the front of the toe, as early leaders failed, Tom Hooper returned firmly to 12:03. Sedberg kept second, unconditionally, because the new challenges of Loffboro college closed through Henry Haslami stage, the fastest 12:02. Behind, James Peter sought dudes, but the gap of the time came out of the leader for a minute.
The three stages saw the expected step for the Judd, Tom Begeyev collapsed on the target of its sub-item (11:59) and half to the lead. In the circumstances, Ermysted’s (only Y10) is good to run its composition to keep its composition under such pressure and about 12. On 28th. Loffboro is now established in the third, and the medals seemed to be defined.
On the four stage was more the same, as the Judd’s bridge was poured into the leader, 11:56, the fastest. But again, the young man of Ermysted stayed in touch, George Marsh was safe at home. In 48 to give his team a chance.
Five of the stage were a fascinating foot, Judd enters the lead 15-seconds, and the most widespread runner is the whole season all season. The bachelor went well, but Lachlan Wiles, the boy’s son, quickly cut the deficite quickly. Although the bachelor’s degree was well, it was finally a small advantage between 12: 11 to 12. 18. Behind, Loffborou and Huroy were slightly closing, the latter on the stage of Otis Farre-Brown, but not enough to prevent two horse riding.
Thus, the 22-second advantage was the leader of Oliver’s former schools, who was the best one to be the situation. However, Ermysted’s Captain and GB Running Sam Bentam had other ideas and worked immediately to close the deficite. The head was probably very slow, and his leader evaporated during the first half. His credit, his head is stuck for the middle segment of Benthamin Hug, and when they crossed the middle of the middle, the supporters asked us to see the first boys’ sprint.
Unfortunately, Bentham decided on the final hill and reached the whole road excellent 11:54. The head took quite reasonable 12:34, although he could sharpen his tactics, while Loffebouruer recorded their first chair and the fastest in the 18th place, Frank Buchanan (11:35) brings the standard. St Michael’s Enniskillen, and the winner of a deep hall in the field Joe Grange alone 11: 19 handed over for Cobury Co-Chairs.
This race usually concludes the main season of schools, but now the successful English schools will be prepared on March 1, but they can fight for gold, and Ermysted’s will appear in the southeasterly powerful sixth colleges. against.
