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Thomas Boyer; 3,’ Kichard Hartley. Girls - 1, Kathryn Duckworth; 2, Kaat Marynis- scn; 3, Jessica Pinder. 5 and under, mixed - 1, Steven Dewhurst; 2, Hamish Allen; 3, Hannah Marynissen. Sack, 12-15 yrs, boys - 1 ,
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