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ANNUAL REVIEW 2005-6 ANNUAL REVIEW 2005-6 followed winning 2 golds and 1 bronze. RUGBY 7’S Team John Houston Graham Thomson George Dixon Peter McKee Alastair Simmie Tom Jarvis Pat Dias Simon Hunt Tom Gregory Tom Dickens Liam Lonnergan Pat Benson Team Officials Keith Green Ian Minto Liam Middleton Andy Smith Angela Cumine Heriot Watt Dundee UWIC UWIC Durham Hartpury Loughborough Hartpury Nottingham Hartpury St Mary's Hartpury Team Manager Coach Coach Doctor Physio Great Britain Men’s Rugby Sevens Team returned from Rome, Italy with a silver Medal. Great Britain were placed with Morocco and Ukraine in the group stages of the competition and made light work of defeating both 38-0 and 45-0 respectively. Great Britain then faced host Nation Italy in the Quarter-Finals where they disappointed the locals with a 24-12 victory. The Semi-Final was a much closer affair with Great Britain beating Spain 24-19, which meant Spain settled for fourth (as they did in Beijing 2004). The Final saw Great Britain face the reigning Champions France who, once again, showed they dominance and took the match 33-10. SQUASH Team Chris Ryder Jonny Harford Joel Hinds Lauren Siddall Emma Beddoes Non travelling reserves Jaymie Haycocks Jethro Binns Jenna Gates Team Officials Ian Robinson Keir Worth Loughborough Birmingham (year down) Birmingham Leeds Nottingham Birmingham Loughborough Sheffield Team Manager Team Coach TEAM Great Britain won Team Gold at the World University Squash Championships for the second time ever, beating France 2-1 in the Final. Lauren Siddall (Leeds University) gave the team a solid start with a 9-1, 10-8, 9-1 start over Maud Duplomb in the first match. overall Team Gold are Emma Beddoes (Nottingham) and Joel Hinds (Birmingham) both of whom won their Semi-Final matches the previous day to set GB up as firm favourites in the Final. INDIVIDUAL Chris Ryder (Loughborough) won his second World Championship gold of the week when he beat Mark Krajcezk 3-1 in 89 minutes. Ryder's patience played off in a magnificent example of tactical manoeuvring of the local boy Krajcezk. Chris lost the first 7/9 in 25 minutes, but by the time he clinched the second 10/8 Krajcezk was looking decidedly weary. Although Chris took the 3rd game 9/1, Krajcezk threatened to come back at the start of the 4th, until his legs gave up and Chris took the 4th game 9/4 to become the World University Squash Champion, adding the Individual title to the Team title won by GB on Wednesday. Lauren Siddall (Leeds) secured a comfortable 3-0 win in the 3rd/4th play-off against the American number 1 seed Katie Patrick to win bronze in the Women's Individual event, adding to Joel Hinds' (Birmingham) individual bronze in the Men's Championship. TAEKWONDO Team Temi Jegede Team Officials John Webster Middlesex (year down) Team Manager Britain’s sole representative at the 2006 World University Taekwondo Championships eventually lost to Mamedy Doucara the 2002 World Champion from France 3- 1 in the Quarter-Finals 3 -1. TRIATHLON Team Lawrence Fanous Mark Bruce Harry Wiltshire Team Officials Team Manager Loughborough Loughborough Bath John Mills University of Bath student Harry Wiltshire took gold at the World University Triathlon Championships in Lausanne, Switzerland. The Men’s race was closely contested throughout the swim and cycle. It was only on the Final leg did the front group break away consisting of Great Britain’s Harry Wiltshire, Germany’s Jan Raphael and Ivan Risti of Italy. The three finished in that order after a battle over the final few yards of the course with just 0.2 seconds separating the top three. Great Britain’s Mark Bruce and Lawrence Fanous both of Loughborough University finished in 9th and 33rd respectively. Acknowledgements BUSA competitions are planned and run with the help and advice of the Sports Management Groups, members of which give up their time to ensure the success of university sport. This Annual Review was written with advice and contributions from these Sports Management Groups. The chairs of these SMGs for the season 2005-2006 are listed below. Archery John Sullivan Association Football David Williams Athletics Dr. Mike Turner Badminton Alison Odell Basketball Trevor Pountain Boxing Bill Sharkey Climbing Mike Brightwell Cricket Keir Hopley Cycling Paddy Hill Equestrian Hannah Westrop Fencing John Charney Fives David Gardner Gaelic Football Dr. Peter Massey Golf Raleigh Gowrie Gymnastics Mitch Fenner Hockey Vince Mayne Judo Malcolm Limrick Ju Jitsu Gareth Horgan Karate Steve Coupland Lacrosse Iain Johnson Orienteering David Rosen Pool Irowerth Griffiths Rifle – Full Bore Henry Jeens Rifle – Small Bore Geoff Doe Rowing Nigel Mayglothling Rugby League Matt Jeffery Rugby Union Vaughan Williams Sailing Ed Hill Snooker Dr Patrick McWilliams Snowsports Duncan Freshwater Squash Zena Wooldridge Swimming & Diving Dave Fletcher Table Tennis Mike Payne Taekwondo Gary Hall Tennis Fiona Rennie Tenpin Bowling Kris Wright Chris Ryder (Loughborough) then dispatched Fabian Verseille in a very clinically professional performance 9/2, 9/1, 9/0 in 30 minutes, leaving Jonathon Harford (Birmingham) to play the dead 3-set rubber which he lost 6/9, 9/1, 5/9 to Yann Perrin. The other members of the squad who played their part in the Triathlon winners Great Britain’s Harry Wiltshire (gold), Germany’s Jan Raphael (silver) and Ivan Risti of Italy (bronze) Trampolining Triathlon Volleyball Water Polo Sally Edie John Mills Lenny Barry Dr. Mike Clark 46 47
ANNUAL REVIEW 2005-6 ANNUAL REVIEW 2005-6 Universities University of Aberdeen University of Abertay, Dundee Anglia Ruskin University University of the Arts London Aston University Barts and The London Students Assoication University of Bath Bath Spa University University of Birmingham Birmingham College of Food, Tourism and Creative Studies University of Bolton Bournemouth University Bradford College University of Bradford University of Brighton University of Bristol Brunel University, West London University of Buckingham Buckinghamshire Chilterns University College University of Cambridge Canterbury Christ Church University Cardiff University Cardiff Medics University of Central England, Birmingham University of Central Lancashire University of Chester (Chester) University of Chester (Warrington) University College Chichester City University London Coventry University Cranfield University (Bedfordshire) De Montfort University (Bedford) De Montfort University (Leicester) The Defence Academy of the United Kingdom (Cranfield University, Shrivenham) University of Derby University of Dundee University of Durham University of East Anglia Edge Hill Institute of Higher Education University of Edinburgh University of Essex University of Exeter University of Glamorgan University of Glasgow Glasgow Caledonian University University of Gloucestershire Goldsmiths College, University of London University of Greenwich Guy’s, King’s and St Thomas School of Medicine, Denistry & Biomedical Science Harper Adams University College Heriot-Watt University University of Hertfordshire University of Huddersfield University of Hull Imperial College Union Imperial College at Wye Keele University University of Kent King’s College London Kingston University Lancaster University University of Leeds Leeds Metropolitan University University of Leicester University of Lincoln (Hull) University of Lincoln University of Liverpool Liverpool Hope University Liverpool John Moores University University of London London Metropolitian University London School of Economics London South Bank University Loughborough University University of Luton University of Manchester Manchester Metropolitan University Middlesex University MMU Cheshire Napier University University of Newcastle upon Tyne North East Wales Institute Newman College of Higher Education University College Northampton Northumbria University University of Nottingham Nottingham Trent University Oxford University Oxford Brookes University University of Paisley University of Plymouth University of Portsmouth Queen’s University, Belfast Queen Margaret University College Queen Mary, University of London University of Reading The Robert Gordon University Roehampton University Royal Agricultural College Royal Free and University College Medical School Royal Holloway University of London Royal Veterinary College University of St Andrews St Georges, University of London College of St. Mark & St. John St Martin’s College St. Mary’s College St Mary’s University College, Belfast University of Salford School of Oriental and African Studies Scottish Agricultural College University of Sheffield Sheffield Hallam University University of Southampton Southampton Solent University Staffordshire University University of Stirling Stranmills University College University of Strathclyde University of Sunderland University of Surrey Sussex University Swansea University Swansea Institute of Higher Education University of Teesside Thames Valley University Trinity & All Saints College Trinity College Carmarthen University College London University of Ulster (Coleraine) University of Ulster (Jordanstown) University of Wales, Aberystwyth University of Wales, Bangor UWIC University of Wales, Lampeter University of Wales, Newport University of Warwick University of the West of England (UWE) University of the West of England (Hartpury) University of Westminster The University of Winchester University of Wolverhampton University College Worcester Writtle Argricultural College University of York York St John College Overall Championship Points 05/06 1 Loughborough R.F. Kerslake Trophy 2 Bath Sir Dennis Follows Trophy 3 Birmingham Barry Blenkinsop Trophy RANKING INSTITUTION POINTS 1 Loughborough 3185 2 Bath 1562.2 3 Birmingham 1407.7 4 Oxford 945.5 5 Edinburgh 926.5 6 UWIC 922 7 Nottingham 823 8 Durham 820.7 9 Cambridge 778 10 Manchester 737 11 Bristol 727.5 12 Exeter 704.5 13 Northumbria 630 15 Newcastle 601.7 14 Leeds 597.6 16 Leeds Metropolitan 545.1 17 Warwick 539.5 18 Cardiff 531 19 Sheffield Hallam 509 20 Southampton 473.5 21 London 439.2 22 London Metropolitan 427 23 Stirling 406 24 Brunel West London 390.5 25 Sheffield 373 26 Aberdeen 321.5 27 St Andrews 293 28 Brighton 239 29 Reading 237.5 30 St Marys 237 31 Plymouth 231 32 Glasgow 226.5 33 Strathclyde 222 33 Nottingham Trent 222 35 Swansea 215 36 Bournemouth 214 37 Dundee 213.5 38 Heriot Watt 213 39 York 204 39 Imperial College 204 41 Liverpool 184 42 Lancaster 183 43 UWE 181 44 UCL 175 45 Liverpool John Moores 174 RANKING INSTITUTION POINTS 46 St Mark & St John 165 47 Worcester 164 47 Oxford Brookes 164 49 UWE Hartpury 163.5 50 Gloucestershire 163 51 LSE 152 52 Kings College 151 53 Chichester 149 54 East Anglia 146 55 Middlesex 141 56 Kent 140 57 Hertfordshire 137 58 DMU Bedford 135 59 Portsmouth 128 60 Southampton Solent 122 61 Keele 111 62 MMU Cheshire 110 62 London South Bank 110 64 Essex 108 76 Leicester 60 77 Kingston 57 78 Lincoln 56 79 Central Lancs 54 80 Chester (Chester) 50.5 81 Ulster (Coleraine) 49 81 Edge Hill 49 93 Bolton 47 88 York St John 45 83 Bucks Chiltern 44 84 Coventry 40 85 Robert Gordon 38 86 Bradford 36.1 87 Guys Kings & St Thomas’ 34 88 Queen Mary UL 32 90 Salford 31 91 Napier 30 92 Glasgow Caledonian 28 93 Northampton 27 93 Abertay 27 96 Staffordshire 26 97 DMU Leicester 25 98 Harper Adams 19.5 99 Aston 18 100 UW Bangor 16 RANKING INSTITUTION POINTS 100 Canterbury Christ Church UC 16 102 UW College Newport 15 102 RVC 15 102 Imperial Medicals 15 105 St Georges 14 106 Teesside 11 107 RAC 10 107 Huddersfield 10 107 Birmingham FTCS 10 110 Swansea Institute 8 111 Derby 7 112 Winchester 6 112 Bishop Burton 6 114 Writtle College 5 114 St Martins College 5 116 Greenwich 3 116 Goldsmiths 3 116 Central England 3 119 Thames Valley 2 119 St Barts 2 119 Roehampton 2 119 Queen Margaret 2 119 Paisley 2 119 Newman 2 119 London College of the Arts 2 119 Anglia Ruskin 2 127 Cranfield (Beds) 1 127 City 1 127 Bath Spa 1 130 Westminster 0 130 UW Lampeter 0 130 Ulster (Jordanstown) 0 130 Trinity College Carmarthen 0 130 Trinity & All Saints College 0 130 SOAS 0 130 SAC 0 130 RUMS 0 130 NEWI 0 130 Luton 0 48 49
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