JIRCs individual results

[Wendles]

Very preliminary results from the individual event are as follows:
W14
1. Jenny Evans EMOA
2. Harriet Batten WMOA
3. Florence Haines YHOA
4. Jenny Pring SWOA

W16
1. Hazel Wright Scot
2. Chloe Haines YHOA
3. Anwen Darlington WALES
4. Alice Leake YHOA

W18
1. Ann Edwards SCOA
2. Vicky Stevens YHOA
3. Jeni Hoare WALES
4. Emily Benham SWOA

M14
1. Duncan Birtwistle YHOA
2. Jonathan Crickmore SEOA
3. Matthew Voakes NWOA
4. Robin Tett YHOA

M16
1. Peter Hodgkinson EMOA
2. Ralph Street SEOA
3. Matt Halliday WMOA
4. Kris Jones WALES

M18
1. David Schorah NWOA
2. Hector Haines YHOA
3. Chris Smithard NWOA
4. Mikey Hopkins WMOA

Word from the results board suggests Scotland may be leading YHOA by 1 point with NWOA coming up third, but this is BY NO MEANS OFFICIAL!

[jab]

How does the scoring system work? Have scoured the BOF website but can't find it anywhere.

[awk]

Individual: two to score from each association in each class. 24-23-22-21 etc.

Relays: Male and Female relays. Two teams to score in each (each team = 1st leg: M/W16, 2nd leg M/W14, 3rd leg M/W18). 72-69-66-63 etc.

HTH

[Wendles]

Team Results at the end of the Individual Day
1. SOA 212
2. YHOA 208
3. NWOA 182
4. WMOA 175
5. SWOA 169
6. SEOA 157
7. WOA 153
8. EMOA 144
9. SCOA 128
10. NEOA 120
11. EAOA 80
12. NIOA 39

Boys
=1. SOA and YHOA 100
3. WMOA 95

Girls
1. SOA 112
2. YHOA 108
3. SWOA 89

[Crispy]

Wendles, are the results posted anywhere? I've looked at the SCOA, BAOC and SOC sites to no avail. Any ideas?

[awk]

Thanks to you and Tony for all this Wendles.

With it now 15 years since their first (and so far only) win, and six consecutive times runners-up, could this finally be the Scots' year? They've obviously got the strength in depth, as there's only one in the top 4 in any of the individual classes. It makes for an exciting day to day, I'll bet.

[Jess]

provisional overall results:
1st YHOA
2nd SOA
3rd NWOA
4th SEOA
5th WMOA

not sure about the rest...

[Tatty]

Scots were 1st and 3rd in girls relay, Yorkshire 2nd. South East won Mens, Wales 2nd East Midlands 3rd. Scots first and second Mens teams were disqualified. This gave the overall win to Yorkshire by 6 points from Scotalnd with North West third.

[Wendles]

If the provisional results are correct, well done Yorkshire!
Sorry Crispy, no idea where the 'real' results will be posted. I got them over the phone and haven't heard anything yet today.

[Becks]

YYYYOOOOORRRRRRKKKKKKSSSSHHHHIIIIIRRRRRREEEEEE!!!!!!


WHOOO!

[Dave]

YYYYOOOOORRRRRRKKKKKKSSSSHHHHIIIIIRRRRRREEEEEE!!!!!!


WHOOO!

snore

[awk]

snore

the loudest snore would surely have been if NW had won after their long string of recent victories

Congratulations (and a big cheer in this household too) to Yorkshire who have now retaken the record number of wins back off NW (8 times now), but mega-commiserations to Scotland - it's a gut-wrenching way to lose, and even then only by the second closest ever margin. That was close!

[HOCOLITE]

Still no results anywhere, I know Alan was the organiser but I'm a little surprised none are up. The emit system does not seem to have such a good computer interface as SI when it comes to getting results up. Using PDF's is not slow but it is another stage and doesn't make the results easy to put into other software.

[Roger]

YYYYOOOOORRRRRRKKKKKKSSSSHHHHIIIIIRRRRRREEEEEE!!!!!!

WHOOO!

No, not 'who' -- 'where?'

[Mr timE]

The emit system does not seem to have such a good computer interface as SI when it comes to getting results up. Using PDF's is not slow but it is another stage and doesn't make the results easy to put into other software.

I do wish people would not make unsubstantiated remarks such as this, it has nothing to do with software, you can upload direct from EMIT to the web if you wish. It had to do with waiting until we got back, as the organiser (and controller) I had tasks to complete, incl accommodation to hand back and getting the YHOA minibus started. BAOC have very few members available at any one time as we are so dispursed, so it was a small dedicated band who did today's event with help from SOC.

The results are on both the BAOC and EMIT websites.The main thing is the juniors enjoyed the event, a hard day on Saturday due to the heat, with many caught out by the unexpected technical challenges, followed by some very close relay running today. See you all at the next BAOC event, the Compass Sport Cup final at Greenham Common on 15 Oct or you can go to the other BAOC event on the same day in Edinburgh in conjunction with ESOC.