October 2004 - The Boys' Brigade

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International Junior Section Team Games 2003/04Results TableThe point scores are in ascending order whereby the winner has the lowest number of points1 2nd Annalong Northern Ireland 1342 83rd Birmingham England 1373 1st Castlecaulfield Northern Ireland 1474 19th Nottingham England 1735 23rd Vic Diamond Valley Australia 1816 1st Weston-super-Mare England 1917 2nd Poole 'A' England 1928 1st Batu Pahat Malaysia 2279 7th Nottingham England 2329 4th Lisburn Northern Ireland 23211 61st NSW Carlingfrod Australia 23512 1st Torquay England 24513 1st Rockhampton Australia 24813 1st Bishop's Stortford England 24815 16th Brisbane Australia 24916 25th Stirling (Dunblane) Scotland 25017 1st Dungannon Northern Ireland 25118 2nd Poole 'B' England 25518 10th Wolverhampton England 25520 3rd Wallasey England 25921 1st Middlewich 'A' England 26222 18th South East Essex England 26423 9th WA Riverton Australia 26524 4th Newtownabbey Northern Ireland 26724 1st Castledawson Northern Ireland 26726 2nd Bovey Tracey England 27427 38J Company Singapore 28428 5th Gloucester England 29428 1st Caledon Northern Ireland 29428 1st Gold Coast Australia 29431 23rd Luton England 30032 23rd SA Noarlunga C.D.C. Australia 30533 74th Birmingham England 31134 1st Magheragall Northern Ireland 31935 3rd Caboolture 'Blue Team' Australia 32236 2nd / 4th Motherwell Scotland 32437 1st Holmer Green England 32838 1st Elworth England 33839 2nd Brentwood England 33940 1st Ballywatt Northern Ireland 34041 19th Motherwell Scotland 34342 1st Oadby England 34543 5th Coleraine Northern Ireland 35544 1st Stourbridge England 35645 32nd WA (Goldfields) Australia 35746 16th Motherwell Scotland 36047 1st Walsall Wood England 36648 1st Watford 'A' England 36748 3rd Chelmsford England 36750 7th Chelmsford England 36851 9th South East Essex England 37252 13th Motherwell Scotland 37453 1st Watford 'B' England 37554 1st Portglenone Northern Ireland 37655 1st Crumlin Northern Ireland 37756 18th Redbridge England 38257 5th Nottingham England 38457 19th NSW BelAir Australia 38459 1st Brixham England 38560 1st Blackwood Wales 38761 1st Wellingborough England 38862 20th SA Hallet Cove Australia 39063 2nd Larbert Scotland 39464 20th Motherwell Scotland 39564 1st Sawston England 39566 10th Hamilton Scotland 40067 37th Nottingham England 40468 124th NSW Toronto Australia 40669 2nd Chelmsford England 41569 1st Garvagh Northern Ireland 41570 2nd Blackwood Wales 41872 1st Ahoghill Northern Ireland 42073 4th Sutton / 10th Mid-Surrey England 42173 76th Belfast Northern Ireland 42175 10th Romford England 42876 25th Brighton England 43077 22nd Luton England 43578 1st Woodley England 44279 4th Bellshill Scotland 44580 1st Cranham England 44781 3rd South East Sussex England 44982 1st Plymouth England 45282 18th Worcester Park 'B' England 45284 6th Ispwich Australia 45785 21st Waltham Forest England 45886 1st Clonakitty Ireland 45987 2nd Maryborough Australia 46088 5th Exeter England 47588 18th Brisbane Australia 47590 7th Arbroath Scotland 48491 1st Ponteland England 48792 4th Plymouth England 48993 28th Nottingham England 49493 3rd Caboolture 'Gold Team' Australia 49495 4th SA Salisbury Australia 49595 11th Kingston & Merton England 49597 7th Motherwell Scotland 50398 33rd Vic Boronia Australia 50499 8th Canberra Australia 50599 2nd Albert Australia 505101 7th Doncaster England 509101 178th NSW Castle Hill Australia 509103 1st Cheam ''B' England 514104 2nd Port Talbot Wales 517105 1st Coleraine Northern Ireland 518106 1st Holytown Scotland 531107 1st Macosquin Northern Ireland 534108 1st Uphall Scotland 538109 1st Middlewich 'B' England 539110 187th NSW Revesby Australia 542110 20th Luton England 542112 1st Leyland England 549113 18th Worcester Park 'A' England 552114 3rd Bellshill Scotland 560114 2nd Burntwood England 560116 14th Leicester England 561116 192nd NSW Hornsby Heights Australia 561118 1st Newport (Wormit) Scotland 565118 1st Billericay England 565120 48th Brisbane Australia 569121 45th Brisbane Australia 578122 8th Plymouth England 579122 1st Cheam 'A' England 579124 113th NSW Penrith Australia 584125 9th Wolverhampton England 588126 1st Newport Wales 589127 1st Newport (IOW) England 599128 3rd West Bromwich England 604129 1st Logan Australia 605130 2nd Caboolture Australia 609131 41st WA (Dale) Australia 618132 7th Logan Australia 624133 2nd Hornchurch England 628134 1st Whittlesey England 629135 17th Brisbane Australia 634136 51st NSW East Maitland Australia 643137 1st Aylesbury England 647138 25th Vic Mentone Australia 649139 12th Hull England 663140 3rd Caboolture 'White Team' Australia 676141 1st Pine Rivers Australia 679142 36th Stirling Clackmannan Scotland 681143 Chasetown England 738144 18th Gateshead England 749page 106 • VOLUME 112 No. 4 • October 2004
Cleveland Hike2004THE 40TH ANNUAL Boys’ BrigadeCleveland Hike took place on26/27 June. Over 200competitors in teams, ages between 9and 45 years, set out on this year’sHike. Due to the fitness of thecompetitors and the competent mapreading all teams finished the course.The Hike began at Levisham. The firstday was ideal for walking with sunnyintervals, light wind and cloud. Thefirst checkpoint was at Ken AtherCentre where teams took part in a runaroundcourse with a difference. Eachteam member had to carry an egg andwere given points for it being intact atthe end of the course. Only three eggswere broken! Then on to Wind Hill fordarts run by 1st Reddich Company;continuing on to High Hammer to meetthe ATC from Stockton who invited theteams to try their skill at skiing. AtRosedale Chimney the teams got togrips with an assault course.By the time they arrived at BlakeyJunction the weather was a little damp.Still, the teams tried different methodsof rolling, carrying and pushing tyresaround the moors. The next stop wasOver Night Camp at Hall Farm and bynow rain had set in for the evening. Bythis time they had walked about 22miles.After pitching tents and cooking mealsthe teams were looking forward to awell-earned rest. Those who did notarrive early had the rain to test theircampcraft skills.A bright Sunday morning saw the firstteams on their way to Checkpoint 7,Waites House Farm. There they tookpart in a sack race, all of one team inone sack! Cattle were in theCheckpoint area at Dibble Bridge soteams had a walk through (time only).Foot and Mouth is still very much oneveryone’s mind in this area and we arevery aware of the dangers to ourcompetitors and the livestock on themoors. The last Checkpoint on the daywas at Danby Bridge where all teamsgot the inevitable WASH!Danby Village Hall marked the finishwhere a very welcome hot meal awaitedteams and their supporters who werethere to cheer them on as they finishedthe Hike. The teams covered about 35miles. The Brigade President presentedthe certificates and prizes on DanbyVillage green in the sunshine.Being the 40th Hike a number of facesfrom the past were evident and it wasgood to reminisce old times.Next year’s Hike: 26th and 27th June2005.Competitors at the end of the Hike onDanby Village Green.National Canoe Championships 2004Slenningford MillRobin Hood Football CompetitionNottinghamRIVER RACESWinner: Junior NoviceWinner: Junior ExperiencedWinner: Senior NoviceWinner: TeamsHarry Soar2nd ChesterfieldPhillip Mann4th SouthamptonTom JulianBeverleyJ Wolfson/P Mann/R Mann4th SouthamptonWinners:Runners-Up:Top Goal Scorer:Sporting Team:2nd Ruislip16th NorthamptonJames Russell16th Northampton(13 goals)25th NottinghamSLALOMWinner: Junior NoviceWinner: Junior ExperiencedWinner: Senior NoviceWinner: Senior ExperiencedWinner: Open TeamsRichard ChrystalBeverleyPhillip Mann4th SouthamptonRobert PlumleyStainesTom JulianBeverley1st AshfordMini League Winners:Penalty Shoot Out:2nd Colne/1st Church2nd Ruislip;48th London;32nd Nottingham ‘A’;2nd Colne/1st ChurchVOLUME 112 No. 4 • October 2004 • page 107
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