News from Doncaster's Clubs, 2010

The Stories behind the Headlines (from Doncaster's Clubs)

Narrow Win for Armthorpe

11 Jul: This weekend's Dinsdale League tussle was between Armthorpe Kingfishers and Rossington Rascals. Clive Greenhalgh provides us with the Rascal's view of the afternoon.

Armthorpe are one of our big local rivals and it has been a number of years since we have been in the same league together, so it was with great interest and excietment that we welcomed them to our pool for our final Dinsdale gala of the year. The club welcomed Alexia Lovell for her first cap as well as welcoming back Josh and Leoni Moore to the gala team - all three performed brilliantly with personal bests all round.

With such a large number of events and swimmers it is difficult to focus on individual swims but with 27 personal bests on the day the swimmers performed brilliantly with race wins for Caitlin, Aaron, Andy, Sasha, Jason, Josh Greenhalgh and Lucy.

The overall result was much closer than expected with Armthorpe scoring 217 (A team: 169 and B team: 48) and Rossington scoring 203 (A team: 145 and B team: 58). Well done Armthorpe for a well earned victory.

As always, many thanks to all the helpers on poolside and on the desk as well as congratulations to the swimmers for another great performance.
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Promotion for Adwick in BML2?

10 Jul: We're still awaiting official confirmation, but after a close tussle between local rivals Adwick and Armthorpe in division 2 of Barnsley Minors League, the last two fixtures (June and July) look to have crowned Adwick as promoted team.

Division 2 has been a pretty much Doncaster affair this year with 4 of the 5 teams (SAS and Spa Askern too). After just missing out on promotion in the final gala in the series last year, Adwick returned even more determined and even stronger for 2010. They faced a tough challenge all year from an Armthorpe team relegated from division 1 and looking for a quick bounce back. With a single promotion place, one team was always going to miss out.

While Adwick will rise to division 1 in 2011 and put up a strong challenge (their team gets stronger with each passing year), Armthorpe will face another tough campaign against a relegated team looking to bounce straight back. As if that wasn't enough of a challenge, they're also likely to meet City of Sheffield too, as they continue their rampaging promotion spree heading back to the top of the league after dropping out for a year.

As soon as we have official confirmation of the league standings we will publish them.

Sharks Keep Pressure On

10 Jul: The West Lindsey Leisure Centre was the venue for round 4 of the Pocklington Times League Division 2, as South Axholme Sharks played hosts in their adopted pool on Saturday.

It was a very close Gala between 3 teams with just 6 points separating the top 3 teams. After being relegated from Division 1 last year, Scarborough took the win today to put themselves on top of the table with just 1 round to go. Hot on their heels, just 3 points adrift, were promotion rivals South Hunsley who find themselves matching Scarborough's 11 league points, and less than 10 gala points behind the leaders overall. In pursuit of South Hunsley were Doncaster's South Axholme Sharks. Another 3 points behind on the day, but 2 crucial league points to lift them a little further away from relegation trouble.

A twist of fortune saw the division leaders, South Holderness, pushed to 4th place on the day which saw them slip to 3rd in the division table.

A happy Sharks Head Coach, Kevin Dunne said: "I was very pleased with our Girl relay Teams as we never dropped a point! We came first on every occassion in all the Freestyle and Medley relays in all the girls ages of 11, 13, 15, and Open." Unfortunately, 4 DQs, and 2 races which they failed to contest cost them the gala (even 4th place in each of those 6 races would have been enough to win the day).

Special mention was also made of a certain Luke Shyplka who broke the magical 1minute barrier for 100m Freestyle (59.88). Well done Luke.
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Minsthorpe and Edlington get Friendly

27 Jun: It was a busy weekend for Doncaster's swimmers with the Dartes Coaches Workshop, Rossington and Dearne Valley in Dinsdale action, and Minsthorpe hosted a friendly gala with Edlington too.

The main aim for the Gala, from Edlington's point of view, was to bring along a group of 1st time swimmers to let them see how a gala runs and what to expect. "We did actually bring some of our more experience swimmers to give support and also to make up the numbers" said one of the Team Managers. All the Edlington kids enjoyed themselves and the Stingrays would like to thank Dave Drabble and all his helpers for making this a fun and exciting gala for the kids. No one went away empty handed either as there were lots of spot prizes on offer.

So on behalf of Jeff Squires and his merry team of helpers, a big thank you to Minsthorpe for hosting the event - hopefully the first of many.

2 Dinsdale Victories out of 3 Ain't Bad

27 Jun: Galas against Dearne Valley are always fun events and one on a day when another small sporting affair was taking place was no exception.

Dearne Valley are rebuilding and turned up early as most people wanted us to start as soon as possible for some other reason. Both teams worked together with the set up of the pool and the officiating of the gala for which we are very grateful and after a shortened warm up the competition started.

Regular practice on starts and turns as well as speed work over 50s really paid dividends as we established a solid lead in the relays and maintained it through the individuals. There were a number of very close calls and the noise from poolside and the balcony was deafening at times - this is a testamant to both teams and made the whole event entertaining and exciting.

On the day there were 29 personal bests with Megan getting two in successive races in the same stroke! The race winners on the day were Joseph, Caitlin, Aaron, Freddie, Ben Carville, Sasha, Lucy, Michael, Lauren, Andy, Joel and Eddie; the relay teams were also strong with Rossington winning 15 out of the 17 races.

The final score was Rossington 237 (171 + 66) and Dearne Valley 178 (119 + 59).

Well done swimmers, congratulations to Dearne Valley for a fine gala, and many thanks to all the officials for your help.

Latest from BML4

13 Jun: Another closely fought gala in BML Div 4 saw the Stingrays come away with the honours.

Hot on their heels were the RASCALS of Rossington, and coach, Clive Greenhalgh sent the following report:

BML gives us another close gala.

Every time we train harder and bring together a stronger team, Edlington match us and Minsthorpe continue to chip away as their squad grows. This was another fine performance by our swimmers with 35 Personal Bests and victories for Sasha, Andy, Becky, Chris, Chelsea, Jason, Caitlin, Josh Sellars and Farrah. But one must not forget about our relay teams who also scored us important points - in an event like this we need contributions from everyone and the swimmers did not disappoint.

The (still to be officially confirmed) result in the end was Edlington 1st, Rossington 2nd and Minsthorpe 3rd - congratulations to Edlington.

The event would not have gone ahead without Dave Drabble refereeing the event - for this we are very grateful, and he did a brilliant job in his first gala.

Many thanks to all our volunteers on the day and congratulations to the swimmers on another fantastic event.

B Grade Extravaganza

23 May: Spending a whole summer's day on poolside may seem a bit of a waste of the good weather but our dedicated swimmers are hungry for success and personal bests. The morning, bright and warm, saw Joseph, Joshua G, Josh S, Chelsea, Farrah, Beatrice, Leah, Morgan and Eva P strut their stuff. Joseph was our 9 year old boy's team and he dipped under the magic 50 seconds for 50m freestyle for the first time on his way to two personal bests and three medals.

The girl's 10 year old team was represented by Morgan, Leah, Beatrice and Eva P. Beatrice rocked with four personal bests whilst Eva P achieved two, Leah knocked off a whopping 9 seconds from her IM - Morgan has worked very hard recently and although got no PBs on the day, was in touching distance of all her newly acquired best times.

Josh Sellars came back after his extended tour of the US with the top boy's trophy for the 11 year old boys, alongside two personal bests and four medals. Joshua G was our representative in the 13 year old boys age group and he continues to smash his PBs at every event - three today in his new age group as well as 5 medals.

Finally in the morning we saw the older girls, Chelsea and Farrah hit new heights. Farrah claimed her much chased Yorkshire time in Backstroke and Chelsea grabbed the Breaststroke gold. Farrah came away with 5 medals and 3 personal bests while Chelsea received 3 medals and 2 personal bests. We also adopted Lola from Louth Swimming Club who was on her own and needed Team Manager support - well done Sandra, Dot and the Team Captains.

So that was the morning and Dot and Sandra looked worn out already after a moderately quiet set, wait for the afternoon hordes to decend!

The afternoon saw Ben C, Adam C, Freddie, Michael, Jacob G, Aaron, Eva C, Lucy, Caitlin, Sasha, Zara, Katie and Lauren all in the house - the greenhouse! Lucy was our 9 year old girl's team and she did not disappoint - breaking her minute barrier on 50m Breaststroke as well as 4 medals and 1 personal best. We had a gaggle of 10 year old boys in Ben C, Freddie and Adam C and they all performed brilliantly. Ben came away with 5 medals and 3 personal bests; Adam got 2 medals and 1 personal best while Freddie continued on his rapid improvement and got 1 medal and 2 personal bests.

We always have a strong crew of 11 year girls and this year was no different - Katie, Caitlin, Eva C, Zara and Lauren. Katie was too fast for the back and breast while Caitlin was too fast for the front and back - this didn’t stop them with Katie getting 3 personal bests, a medal and 2 speeding tickets while Caitlin received 2 medals and got 3 personal bests. Eva C continues to improve in her Breaststroke and got another personal best, Zara having moved up to A squad only recently is improving throughout all her strokes and got 2 personal bests for her efforts. Lauren W achieved a clean sweep of personal bests and 4 medals to boot (missing out on top girl by 1 point). Sasha represented the 13 year old girl's team and came out of the event with her head held high - 3 personal bests and 4 medals.

Finally we had the boy's 14 year old team made up of Aaron and Jacob G. The improvement in both boys has been rapid recently and this was borne out in today's performance - Aaron received 5 medals and got 4 personal bests while Jacob came away with 4 medals. A day like this does not run smoothly without our volunteers and I must firstly thank our adult helpers: Sandra, Jill, Dot, Neil, Nigel, Paul, Ian, Glynn, Georgina and Clive. But special thanks must go to our stand-in team captains: Farrah, Chelsea, Aaron and especially Jacob (there for both sessions) who made sure all our younger swimmers felt comfortable and knew what to do in their races - we couldn’t have done it without you.

Thanks once again to Clive Greenhalgh for keeping us up to date with Rossington's achievements.

Seaside jollies for the RASCALS

15 May: Most people made a day of our trip to Bridlington; candy floss, fish and chips and rides on the dodgems the flavour of the day. The kids even had time to have a game of football against the oldies on the beach before the real entertainment started (final score 6 all).

After the RASCALs won their last Pocklington League encounter at Knottingley the other teams in the league look to have stepped up their training, and their squads looked much stronger and the results bore this out.

The hosts, Bridlington, were strong throughout and we were always working hard to keep in touch with Knottingley and Pocklington but with a run of victories in the individuals we were able to hold our own. First places for Farrah, Jacob, Katie, Becky and Chelsea with a huge number of very impressive personal bests from nearly all the other swimmers - the effort in training is really paying off. Once again I cannot finish without mentioning Jodie who stood in for Zara, who wasn't well, and swam two great relays.

There were 23 personal bests achieved today.

The final score was Bridlington 136, Knottingley 128, Rossington 112 and Pocklington 99 - thank you to Bridlington for a well run gala.

Well done to all the swimmers and many thanks to all the helpers and officials.

Thanks once again to Clive Greenhalgh for another gala report from Rossington.
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Adwick Win Bridon, It's Official

11 May: It took a while to sort out, but Adwick have finally been announced as the Official winners of 2010 Bridon Shield after a 5 point win (TBC) over arch-rival Armthorpe, in what was a very close tussle. On the day Adwick won 41% of the Gold medals available, and almost as many Silver medals (13 Gold, 12 Silver) - a superb achievement and well worthy of their prize.

Congratulations to Head Coach Neil Stephenson, his team of coaches and helpers, but most of all his super squad of swimmers.

The final scores (still to be confirmed) for all the competing teams is show below.

Pos	Club	Points
1	Adwick	155
2	Armthorpe	150
3	Spa Askern	84
4	Edlington	42
5	South Axholme	16
6	Minsthorpe	14

Dinsdale Win for Rossington

24 Apr: Another of our local Duel Meets in Doncaster's Dinsdale League. Today Rossington travelled to Spa Askern for a well fought gala. Here's Clive Greenhalgh with the Rossington perspective of the afternoon.

RASCALS come back with a victory

A warm Saturday afternoon in Askern and it gave Rossington a well earned victory in the Dinsdale League. Having close to full team made up of swimmers with tenacious spirit makes a good combination for the RASCALS and they did us proud.

Competition was fierce and the teams were close all the way through the gala. Personal bests and first places were in abundance today and this is all we can ask of our swimmers. There were first places in the individual races for Joel, Michael, Caitlin, Aaron, Andy, Freddie, Ben Carville, Jason, Eddie and Sasha, but the contributions from the whole team in the relays is what can make the difference in these type of events.

It was Jodie's and George’s first gala and we welcome them to the gala squad and they performed well scoring vital points. Overall this was a great team performance and it is brilliant to get back to winning ways.

The final score was Rossington 223 (A - 163, B - 60), Spa Askern 209 (A - 156, B - 53). Thank you to Spa Askern for a well run gala. There were 36 personal bests achieved today. Well done to all the swimmers and many thanks to all the helpers and officials
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Minster Meet 2010 - a huge success again

18 Apr: "Well done Dartes, another great event - our kids really had a great time" - Clive Greenhalgh, Rossington RASCALS.

Clive is always a regular on deck with his RASCALS at Dartes meets and always manages to drag along a strong support team of team managers too. It was no surprise that his meet report was the first to arrive to tell you all about Minster 2010 from the Rossington perspective.

Here's what he had to say (thank you Clive):

A long day and hard competition for our supporters and the swimmers alike. The aims of the club at these type of events are for the swimmers to enjoy the event, compete well and to come away with success; whether success is medals, speeding tickets or personal bests. Based on this criteria this was a brilliant day for the RASCALS, they did us proud.

The morning session is always hard because the swimmers are tired and the adults shell-shocked but it did not stop our earlybirds from performing well. The 9 & 10 year old boys were Adam Cunliffe in his first individual gala and Joseph Greenhalgh - neither of them looked overawed by the occasion with Adam getting 3 personal bests and 3 medals, Joseph came away with 1 personal best and a speeding ticket. Katie Pendlebury, Caitlin Feirn and Lauren Walker made up the 11/12 year girls team and their experience shone through; Caitlin getting 1 personal best, 2 speeding tickets and a medal; Katie got one personal best and a medal while Lauren got two well earned personal bests with a lovely smooth action in her front crawl. The 13/14 year old boys team was made up of old hands Jacob Greenhalgh and Aaron Walker and they looked set for business from the outset. Aaron came away with two personal bests, one of them a huge one in the individual medley and three medals; Jacob got two personal bests, a speeding ticket and four medals - he also won the top boy award for the age group, another trophy for the cabinet.

In the afternoon we were joined by the 9/10 year old girls - Lucy Clarke, Megan Shentall, Beatrice Jones and Morgan Blunt. Once over their initial nerves it was down to the task of winning medals; Lucy did well with 3 personal bests, 2 speeding tickets and 1 medal; Megan, after a goggle malfunction got 4 personal bests and a medal; Beatrice also achieved 4 personal bests and a medal while Morgan also received 4 personal bests and a speeding ticket - this was a brilliant performance from a very young group of swimmers. The 13/14 year old girls were Chelsea Eales, Sasha Gaskell and Farrah Gaskell, they were not to be outdone by the boys; Sasha achieved 1 personal best and a medal; Farrah got one personal best and 4 medals while Chelsea got a good hawl of 4 personal bests, 1 speeding ticket and 2 medals. The 11/12 year old boys were Michael Foulstone and Joshua Greenhalgh, both of whom have been working very hard in training. Michael has grown in confidence over the last couple of months and came away with 1 personal best, 1 speeding ticket and 2 medals;  Joshua achieved one personal best and two medals. Finally there was Andy Blacklock who was excellent in the support of the team all day regardless of the fact he only had one swim himself - when the time came he won the race easily but got a speeding ticket for his efforts!

In then end we came away with 35 personal bests, 10 speeding tickets & 26 medals and were the 8th best team there - not bad for a small club in Doncaster against the big boys.

Once again many thanks to our helpers; Sandra, Andy, Dot, Jill, Ian and Clive

Stronger Performance from Sharks in Round 2

17 Apr: It was a busy weekend of swimming with Pocklington League encounters on Saturday and the Dartes Minster Meet on Sunday, but that didn't stop South Axholme Sharks putting in fine performances at both events.

After last week's Easter disappointment in round 1, it was reassuring to see the Sharks battling for the top placings today. Before the gala could start though, Team Managers spent a few hours frantically phoning mobiles to inform swimmers of a rearranged location. What was scheduled to take place at South Holderness was quickly shifted to South Hunsley after a child threw up everywhere and closed the pool mere hours before the scheduled start.

Thankfully everyone turned up at the correct pool - even the boys!!!
A much improved performance from the last round.

The new location clearly suited the new hosts. South Hunsley took full advantage of their home club status to win by 11 points (135). South Holderness lost their home advantage, and subsequently finished as equal runners-up with South Axholme (124 points). Clearly a day for southerners.

Scarborough Kingfishers brought up the rear on 84 points.
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Spa Back on Top in Pocklington Division 1

17 Apr: By their standards, a disappointing round 1 result left Spa Askern at the foot of the Pocklington Times League Division 1 table. Today's 2nd round flipped that on its head though. Winning the gala (143 gala points) at local rivals Armthorpe gave Spa the maximum 4 league points to put them equal first with New Earswick (3rd today) in the league standings. Considering accumulated gala points, Spa now head the league with a 30 point cushion. Quite a turn around from a single gala.

They didn't have it all their own way though. Home club Armthorpe, another of Doncaster's finest, kept the pressure on for most of the afternoon finishing 2nd (129 points). The top two spots weren't decided until the last bunch of relays where Spa's strength pulled them ahead to win by 14 points.

The other two spots were also fiercly contested. City of Wakefield and New Earswick were never separated by more than a few points all gala. In the end New Earswick edged out Wakefield by 3 points.

So after round 1, Doncaster was leading the top division in the shape of Adwick. After round 2, Doncaster still owns the top spot in the form of Spa! Adwick and Armthorpe have now both missed their scheduled gala and are looking poised for the next round. This year could well see Doncaster's three top clubs dominating Division 1. An exciting prospect for the rest of the year.
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Holidays Play Havoc for Sharks in PTL 2

10 Apr: When galas are scheduled for holiday periods everyone misses out, but small clubs suffer more than the rest. So it proved for South Axholme Sharks in their first round of Pocklington Times League action this year.

Travelling all the way over to Scarborough to battle the two local teams and South Holderness, they had the prospect of scratching 25% of the events before the gala had even started. As with many of our local clubs, SAS are generally short on boys, so to miss many of their regulars this weekend due to Easter holidays left them without necessary replacements. Head Coach Kevin Dunne said: "When you only have a few boys anyway with no one to take their place, we were always going to struggle".

To miss 12 of the events ruled them out of contesting 48 of the points on offer. A further DQ cost them a few more. It wouldn't have taken many of those lost points to lift them off their bottom spot (81 points) to overtake Scarborough Kingfishers (96 points), or even challenge South Holderness (114 points).

The rest of the year looks like a desperate fight to avoid relegation, although a solid result or two could quickly change that. The stronger of the two Scarborough teams took the honours on the day though with a big win (162 points).
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David and Goliath - A Day for Goliath in the Dinsdale League

10 Apr: The Dinsdale league, Doncaster's own take on the popular Duel Meet format, matched up the mighty Adwick with the RASCALS of Rossington today. With many of the regular stars for both teams prevented from competing in this league, it's an intended opportunity to bring through less experienced swimmers and introduce them to team galas.

Here's Rossington's Clive Greenhalgh with a RASCALS eye view of proceedings.

The Dinsdale League will be tough but the RASCALS will battle.

The competition this year will be stiff in the Dinsdale league as we have joined the big boys from Adwick, Armthorpe, Spa Askern and Dearne Valley. The size of the task was apparent in the warm up when our team was made up of 36 swimmers and the Adwick girls team had 30!

But undaunted our swimmers competed brilliantly, there were a surprising number of new caps on the day with Grace and Emily Wallbank, Jenna and Carys Clark, Thomas Bennison, Charlotte and Elizabeth Johnson, Holly Smith and Ngozi Okeleke all making their first team gala appearances.

Adwick are a good team and came in with victories in 14 of the 17 relays but in the individuals there were RASCAL victories for Caitlin, Aaron, Andy, Laura, Becky, Chris, Jason and Sasha. There was a total of 50 personal bests on the day.

The final score was Adwick 252 (A - 162, B - 90), Rossington 185 (A - 139, B - 46).

Well done to all the swimmers and many thanks to all the helpers and officials.
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Adwick Take Early Lead

28 Mar: It was the opening clash in the Pocklington League first division this weekend as City of Wakefield played host to two of Doncaster's clubs and newly promoted New Earswick.

The Normanton pool witnessed an extremely close encounter that went down to the very last event - the Open Girls relay. With the points level between Adwick and New Earswick, and City of Wakefield and Spa Askern only a whisker behind them the gala went right down to the wire. The strength of the Adwick girls was just enough to win the day and give them an early lead in Division 1.

The home team finished 4 points adrift on 115 with Spa finding themselves in the uncustomary position of bringing up the rear on 110 points.

Easter holidays meant a lot of swimmers were missing from all the teams which visibly affected Spa who failed to field any 11 and under relays and allowed four individual swims to go uncontested too; costing them dearly.

Thanks to Peter Litchfield (Spa Askern) for the results and gala report.
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Armthorpe Stacking up the Points

27 Mar: It was the start of a busy weekend for Doncaster's clubs so only fitting that 4 of them should contest round 2 of BML division 2. The all Doncaster affair was won by Armthorpe Kingfishers for their 2nd win out of 2 in this league so far (see below). Relegated from divison 1 last year, they won by a tiny margin over local rivals Adwick who narrowly missed out on promotion. Prepare yourselves for a fierce promotion battle between these two for the rest of the year.

At the other end of the fight, South Axholme Sharks comfortably secured the 3rd spot over Spa Askern.

We hope to publish the results and league tables for the BML campaign shortly, but have been asked to wait for official confirmation before doing so. Please be patient.

Strong Start for Doncaster's Clubs

13 Mar: In the opening weekend of BML div 2, Armthorpe and South Axholme Sharks produced solid performances to claim first and second place respectively.

Trailing in 4th place though was our other representative: Spa Askern.

Sharks Head Coach, Kevin Dunne said: "[We] finished in second place which I was extremely delighted with considering we just avoided the drop to Div 3 by a solitary point last year. It was a good start to the competition by us and hope we can keep the momentum going. We have no time to rest as the next round is at Adwick in 2 weeks time."

We hope to publish the results and league tables for the BML campaign shortly, but have been asked to wait for official confirmation before doing so. Please be patient.

Strong Win for Rossington in PTL 3

8 Feb: Division 3 of the Pocklington Times League is shaping up into a very exciting battle. Three teams are equal on 6 points each, and two of those are level pegged on cumulative gala scores too. Both of our teams are right up there in the thick of it.

In a bizarre twist, Rossington Rascals and Edlington Stingrays switched positions from gala 1, and very nearly swapped scores too. Today it was Rossington's turn to win with 126 points. That was 3 points more than Edlington won the last round, and those 3 points proved crucial in the division table. Edlington were pipped to 2nd place by Knottingley, 119 points to 116, exactly matching Rossington's score from round 1.

That leaves Edlington and Knottingley exactly level (points and cumulative scores) with the Rascals raising the roof with the tiniest of leads.
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Home Win for Edlington in Pocklington Times League Opener

24 Jan: Division 3 of the Pocklington Times League got underway this afternoon at Edlington Sports Centre. Both of Doncaster's representatives in Division 3, Edlington Stingrays and Rossington Rascals, were in action with the home club taking the spoils - but only just.

Here's a Rossington's eye view of how the gala unfolded, courtesy of Jill Greenhalgh.

2010 starts with a very close contest.

When you have 22 swimmers it takes a mammoth team effort to compete against full strength squads - well this is what the RASCALS did again today; all the swimmers played their part and as a parent (of three of the swimmers) I bask in the shared glory of our young athletes.

The relays are always a nervous start but a third place for the 11 year old boys and then a first for the girls settled early jelly-legs. We got to the end of the Medley relays in joint first place. Going into the individuals we knew that we would have to work hard to keep up as we had to drop three races - well the boys and girls didn't disappoint. First places from Josh S, Caitlin, Katie, Joshua G, Farrah, Andy (2), Aaron and Chelsea were brilliant (and sometimes close). From the other races there were personal bests and great efforts from swimmers who turned up after the winter flu (Jacobs G and W).

Back to the relays and we were in equal first. This is when a deep squad helps and our valiant swimmers were caught up by Edlington and Knottingley even though all our swimmers swam their hearts out - so many close finishes, it is hard to watch sometimes.

Our fantastic swimmers were: Eddie, Joseph, Josh S, Ben C, Lucy, Katie, Caitlin, Leah, Jacob W, Joshua G, Lauren W, Jacob G, Aaron, Shannon, Chelsea, Sasha, Farrah, Andy, Jordan, Laura, Lauren P and Jo.

In the end the result was: Edlington 123, Knottingley 120, Rossington 116 and Bridlington 104 - eight points away from victory but in touch with glory.
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