Tournant and MacLean Steal the Show with Star Kilo Turn

 

Revolution 16 Track Meeting
Saturday, 20th January 2007

Report: Phil Ingham | Images: Larry Hickmott

Revolution16: Official Results (pdf download)

 

Tournant and MacLean - stars of the show!

The fourth series of Revolution events came to a close with a top evening of entertainment at Manchester on Saturday night. A near full house enjoyed a nicely balanced programme of events, with the highlights including some top entertainment from sprinters Craig MacLean and Arnaud Tournant and some equally classy endurance riding from Mark Cavendish and Ed Clancy in particular.

The evening also saw the conclusion of the Future Stars competitions and the prize presentations for the winners of some very closely contested racing which has been of a very high standard. There was also a well supported prize draw in aid of children's charity Zoe's Place, which raised over £2000.

 

Elite Devil-Scratch

Ed Clancy was on great form all night

 

All the big hitters made it through the devil elimination stage and went into the 12 lap scratch race which concluded the race. All eyes were on Mark Cavendish resplendent in the deep pink of the T-Mobile team. However, at the finish it was Ed Clancy who surged clear in the final lap in emphatic style to hold off Gibb and Hayles, with Cavendish finding himself boxed deciding to save his strength for later.

1. Ed Clancy Landbouwkrediet
2. Rob Hayles Team KLR
3. Tony Gibb Plowman-Craven

Revolution Sprint - Round 1
The main stars were also in good form in the first round of the sprint, all going through comfortably. Matt Mandard blew Tim Veldt away with a sub eleven second final lap in their heat, coming round the outside and pulling clear as the line approached. Teun Mulder got rid of the two young Brits, Lyte and Hargreaves with a late burst on the final lap, after Lyte had tried to lead it out with a lap to go. Another sub eleven second lap gave Arnaud Tournant plenty to spare as he rode away from Dave Daniell and Peter Hill. Craig MacLean had to work hard to take his heat, holding off Frenchman D'Almeida on the line.

Heat 1 - Matt Mandard beat Tim Veldt
Heat 2 - Mulder beat Lyte & Hargreaves
Heat 3 - Tournant beat Daniell & Mitchell
Heat 4 - Maclean beat D'Almeida & Hill

Women's Omnium - 200m Time Trial
Anna Blyth is a rider on the up and her 11.606s time was a great start to the women's sprint Omnium. It took an 11.443 from Vicky Pendleton to knock Blyth off the top in the event.

1. Pendleton 11.443s
2. Blyth 11.606
3. Muche 11.992
4. Cueff 12.044

DHL Future Stars Boys - Points Race

The boys' large fields produced fast, competitive racing

 

Andy Fenn took the Future Stars Boys Points Race by winning the final sprint to add to the second place he took in the second sprint. It was a very open race with only a handful of riders scoring twice. Yorkshire's Vince Cartwright fell in the closing stages, but was unhurt.

Sprint 1: 1 Serruya, 2 Skubala, 3 Freemen, 4 King
Sprint 2: 1 Williams, 2 Fenn, 3 Jelfs, 4 Serruya
Sprint 3: 1 Webb, 2 Meadows, 3 Percival, 4 Wieskowski
Sprint 4: 1 Fenn, 2 Worral, 3 Wilmott, 4 Freeman

1 Fenn 8 points

2 Serruya 6

3 Williams 5

4 Webb 5

DHL Future Stars Girls - Points Race
Rebecca James bracketed the Future Stars Girls race with wins in the first and last sprint and this was enough to give her the win from Helen Clayton who won the third sprint and ended with 7 points.

Sprint 1: 1 James, 2 Rich, 3 Clayton, 4 Colclough
Sprint 2: 1 Allen, 2 Greenfield, 3 Monger, 4 Fearnehough
Sprint 3: 1 Clayton, 2 Hall, 3 Hopkins, 4 Rich
Sprint 4: 1 James, 2 Trott, 3 Greenfield, 4 Colclough

1. James 10 points
2. Clayton 7
3. Allen 5
4. Greenfield 5
5. Rich 4

Revolution Sprint - Semi Finals
Arnaud Tournant beat fellow Frenchman Matt Mandard to claim his place in the sprint final, coming round his rival in the last lap to win by half a bike length. In the other semi, Craig MacLean showed some great bike skills in a track stand and stalled turn on the bank to force Mulder to the front, but it was his amazing speed which then took him round his rival for a very narrow win on the line.

Heat 1 Tournant beat Mandard
Heat 2 MacLean beat Mulder

Women's Omnium - Sprint Round 1
Anna Blyth took the considerable scalp of Keirin star, Christin Muche of Germany with a great last lap ride, surging clear and then fighting back when her rival looked likely to come round her in the closing few years. Vicky Pendleton then made light work of coming round France's Cueff to win her heat too.

Heat 1 Blyth beat Muche
Heat 2 Pendleton beat Cueff

Elite 10km Points Race 40 laps

Rob Hayles, a winner in the points race

 

Mark McNally slipped away from the pack with a lap to go to claim the first sprint after a rapid start to the race. Rob Hayles was second and the experienced rider, riding on the eve of his 34th birthday, went on to take the second sprint, stealing it on the line from Mark Cavendish, to establish a healthy three point lead. Ed Clancy then flew away in an impressive solo attack which gave him the third sprint. However, Hayles took second to wrap up the race as Clancy faded back into the field. The final sprint went to Cavendish who claimed second overall in the process.

Sprint 1: 1 McNally, 2 Hayles, 3 Cavendish, 4 Rowe
Sprint 2: 1 Hayles, 2 Cavendish, 3 Dowsett, 4 Manning
Sprint 3: 1 Clancy, 2 Hayles, 3 Dowsett, 4 R Lloyd
Sprint 4: 1 Cavendish, 2 Murray, 3 Manning, 4 Lloyd

1. Rob Hayles 11 points
2. Mark Cavendish 10
3. Mark McNally 5
4. Ed Clancy 5

DHL Future Stars Girls - 5km Scratch
This race was destined to be decided in the last few yards and the last lap was indeed a thriller, with everything coming down to the final sprint where Alex Greenfield confirmed her overall victory in the series by claiming the sprint victory right on the line, from sprinter Jess Varnish. There was hardly a bike length covering the first four.

1. A Greenfield
2. Varnish
3. Monger
4. Allen

Women's Omnium - Sprint Round 2

Muche won the overseas heat, diving under her inexperienced rival and claiming the front with three quarters of a lap to go and holding off Cueff easily. The clash of Pendleton and Blyth promised to be a good guide as to how Blyth is progressing in her quest to join her rival at the top of the women's sprinting game, but on the evidence of this ride she still has some work to do, with the former world Sprint champion smoothly coming round her in the last lap to win by a bike length.

Heat 1 Muche beat Cueff
Heat 2 Pendleton beat Blyth

Revolution Sprint - Losers 1 Mile Dash
The Dutch bossed this one, with Tim Veldt winning and team-mate Teun Mulder helping him out as they took it in turns to set the agenda at the front. Mulder went clear with 3 laps to go forcing he others to chase, leaving Veldt to tag along and then counter-attack on the last lap as Mulder backed off. Good fun to watch!

1. Veldt
2. D'Almedia
3. Lyte

Revolution Sprint - Final

What a thriller this one was. These two are brilliant bike riders and they showed all their skills in the great race. Tournant almost caught Craig napping, diving under him as the Scot went into a track stand, MacLean shot after the rapidly disappearing Frenchman and the two of them rode the last half lap side by side, making contact and crossing the line locked together. A tense wait for a photo finish ended with MacLean getting the race. Smiles on both the riders' faces told the story of how much these entertainers enjoyed the clash.

DHL Future Stars Boys - 1 mile Dash

A typically frenetic mile dash went to Sam Freemen as the bunch thundered over the line in close formation. Toby Meadows had kept things interesting with a brave solo attack which lasted until a lap to go, but the pace of the field was irresistible.

1. Sam Freeman
2. Mike webb
3. Tom Weiskowski

Women's Omnium - Team Sprint 3 laps

This is an event we could be seeing a lot more of in the future and the GB pairing looked well-drilled as they won by a clear second.

Pendleton & Blyth 34.931s
beat
Cueff & Muche 35.961s

1km Madison Time Trial

Tournant grins as he slings in Craig MacLean during their record-breaking kilo

 

This event has always been a favourite of Revolution crowds and it's seen some fine riding by a number of pairings. However, the event was taken to new heights on this occasion. The Dutch sprint pairing of Mulder and Veldt blew away the previous record, 57.547s held by Clancy and Cavendish, with a stunning 55.633. This record lasted less than five minutes, however, as the muscle-heavy paring of Arnaud Tournant and Craig MacLean responded to the huge noise made by the crowd banging the boards with a blistering 55.164.

 

The drama wasn't over even then as Clancy and Cavendish then attempted to win back their record and although they just failed, their time of 56.646 was almost a second inside their old record, a brilliant effort in the circumstances. The popular winning duo then enjoyed an extended lap of honour and the inevitable standing ovation and bouquet-throwing. It was undoubtedly the highlight of the evening.

1. Maclean & Tournant 55.164
2. Mulder & Veldt 55.633
3. Cavendish & Clancy 56.646
4. Gibb & Taylor 59.255
5. Blythe & Lloyd 1.00.827

DHL Future Stars Boys - 5km Scratch

An eventful race which had an array of attacking moves and doomed breaks - Mikey McMahon take bow - was won by the very classy looking Andy Fenn, from Sam Freeman and Tom Skubala in a sprint finish.

1. Andy Fenn
2. Sam Freemen
3. Tom Skubala
4. Chris Worral

Women's Omnium - Sprint Round 3
The final round of the Women's Sprinting saw easy wins for both the British riders, with Pendleton clearly relishing her victory over her old nemesis Muche. Pendleton also claimed the overall win the Omnium, with Blyth taking a deserved second.

Heat 1 Blyth beat Cueff
Heat 2 Pendleton beat Muche

Revolution Keirin

David Daniell wins the first Keirin

David Daniell had a bit too much speed and strength for the other riders in the support Keirin event, taking the lead in the last lap and holding off the rest with some ease.

1. Daniell
2. Hill
3. Hargreaves

Invitation Keirin
In the headline Keirin, the French used their strength in depth to block the rest of the riders and when Matt Mandard went off the front on the last lap no-one could respond and the French took a deserved one-two-three.

1. Mandard
2. D'Almeida
3. Tournant

DHL Future Stars Girls - 1 mile Dash
Ella Hopkins won a tight sprint finish to claim a tightly contested mile dash, with Jo Wilman claiming second from Lucy Martin. It concluded a great season of racing by the girls.

 

Elite 15km Scratch Race 60 laps

Cav' bossed and won the scratch race in classy style

Mark Cavendish, Ed Clancy and Alex Dowsett worked over the rest of the field in expert fashion to dominate the Scratch Race. A fast race from the start, it suddenly upped a couple of gears at around the half-way stage and group of eight riders broke free. Clancy, Cavendish, Dowsett and Paul Manning were instrumental in making this split work and they gradually whittled the rest of the riders in the group down until, when they finally gained a lap on the rest of the field, they had only Tom Murray for company. Murray did well to keep himself in the race and he even had a couple of digs in the closing stages, but it seemed pretty inevitable that Cavendish and Clancy would wrap things up and they duly did so, with Dowsett claiming an impressive third.

1 Cavendish
2 Clancy
3 Dowsett
4 Murray

Girls' Podium: Guy Elliott with (from the left) Helen Clayton, Alex Greenfield and Alice Monger Godfrey

 

Boys' Podium: Guy Elliott with (from the left) mark Christian, Andy Fenn and Tom Skubala

 

DHL Future Stars Presentation
The Future Stars competitions have again been a highlight of the season and DHL's Guy Elliott was on hand to dish out the prizes to Alex Greenfield and Andy Fenn, the individual winners and to the team winners, the West Midlands.

 

Team Sprint 3 laps

The French sprinters capped a great evening with a Team Sprint win

The final event of the evening and the season was a quality Team Sprint, with the French trio of Tournant, Mandard and D'Almeida (46.412s) just too quick for the scratch team of MacLean, Mulder and Veldt (47.385s).


FINAL RESULTS

Elite devil/scratch race
1. Ed Clancy (Landbouwkrediet)
2. Rob Hayles (Team KLR)
3. Tony Gibb (Plowman-Craven)
4. Mark McNally (GB ODP)
5. Paul Manning (Landbouwkrediet)
6. Mark Cavendish (T-Mobile)
7. Tom Murray (Kinesis UK)
8. Alex Dowsett (100% Me)
9. Chris Opie (Bike Chain Ricci)
10. Luke Rowe (GB ODP)
11. Peter Williams (Kinesis UK)
12. James McCallum (Plowman-Craven)
13. James Taylor (Plowman-Craven)
14. Shane Charlton (Scotland)
15. Kevin Barclay (Plowman-Craven)
16. Andrew Griffiths (Glendene CC)
17. Rhys Lloyd (GB ODP)

Revolution sprint round 1

Heat 1
1. Matthieu Mandard (France)
2. Tim Veldt (Holland)

Heat 2
1. Teun Mulder (Holland)
2. Christian Lyte (Great Britain)
3. Josh Hargreaves (GB ODP)

Heat 3
1. Arnaud Tournant (France)
2. Dave Daniell (Great Britain)
3. Pete Mitchell (GB ODP)

Heat 4
1. Craig MacLean (Great Britain)
2. Mickael D'Almeida (France)
3. Steve Hill (GB ODP)

Women's Omnium - 200m TT
1. Victoria Pendleton (Great Britain) 11.443
2. Anna Blyth (Great Britain) 11.606
3. Christin Muche (Germany) 11.922
4. Virginie Cueff (France) 12.044

DHL Future Stars points race - boys
1. Andy Fenn (South East Region)
2. Sam Serruya (Central Region)
3. Andy Williams (Wales)
4. Mike Webb (Wales)
5. Chris Whorral (North West Region)
6. Tom Skubala (Yorkshire Region)
7. Michael Wilmott (Central Region)
8. Sam Freeman (East Midlands Region)
9. Dom Jelfs (West Midlands Region)
10. Dane Percival (West Midlands Region)
11. Tom Wieskowski (West Midlands Region)
12. Alex King (Central Region)
13. Vince Cartwright (Yorkshire Region)
14. Mark Christian (North West Region)
15. Joe Perrett (Eastern Region)
16. Dan McLay (East Midlands Region)
17. Sam Harrison (Wales)
18. Toby Meadows (South/South West Region)
19. Alex Aldham Breary (South East Region)
20. Rob O'Loughlin (Eastern Region)
21. Sam Fry (Eastern Region)
22. Patrick Galbraith (Scotland)
23. Aaron Murray (Scotland)

DHL Future Stars points race - girls
1. Rebecca James (Central Region)
2. Helen Clayton (West Midlands Region)
3. Alex Greenfield (Wales)
4. Jess Allen (Wales)
5. Hannah Rich (Wales)
6. Laura Trott (Eastern Region)
7. Corrine Hall (South East Region)
8. Katie Colclough (East Midlands Region)
9. Ella Hopkins (South/South West Region)
10. Alice Monger Godfrey (South East Region)
11. Katie Fearnehough (Yorkshire Region)
12. Emma Trott (Eastern Region)
13. Jess Varnish (West Midlands Region)
14. Jess Booth (West Midlands Region)
15. Lucy Martin (North West Region)
16. Gaby Shaw (Yorkshire Region)
17. Dani King (South/South West Region)
18. Louise Mahe (South East Region)
19. Amy Gallagher (Eastern Region)
20. Tegan Millington (North West Region)

Revolution sprint semi-final

Heat 1
1. Arnaud Tournant (France)
2. Matthieu Mandard (France)

Heat 2
1. Craig MacLean (Great Britain)
2. Teun Mulder (Holland)

Women's Omnium - sprint 1

Heat 1
1. Anna Blyth (Great Britain)
2. Christin Muche (Germany)

Heat 2
1. Victoria Pendleton (Great Britain)
2. Virginie Cueff (France)

Elite 10km points race
1. Rob Hayles (Team KLR)
2. Mark Cavendish (T-Mobile)
3. Mark McNally (GB ODP)
4. Ed Clancy (Landbouwkrediet)
5. Alex Dowsett (100% Me)
6. Tom Murray (Kinesis UK)
7. Paul Manning (Landbouwkrediet)
8. Rhys Lloyd (GB ODP)
9. Luke Rowe (GB ODP)
10. Andrew Griffiths (Glendene CC)
11. Freddy Johansson (Plowman-Craven)
12. Peter Williams (Kinesis UK)
13. Chris Opie (Bike Chain Ricci)

DHL Future Stars 5km scratch race - girls
1. Alex Greenfield (Wales)
2. Jess Varnish (West Midlands Region)
3. Jess Allen (Wales)
4. Alice Monger Godfrey (South East Region)
5. Hannah Rich (Wales)
6.. Katie Fearnehough (Yorkshire Region)
7. Jo Wilman (North West Region)
8. Ella Hopkins (South/South West Region)
9. Tegan Millington (North West Region)
10. Lucy Martin (North West Region)
11. Katie Colclough (East Midlands Region)
12. Emma Trott (Eastern Region)
13. Helen Clayton (West Midlands Region)
14. Laura Trott (Eastern Region)
15. Jess Booth (West Midlands Region)
16. Amy Gallagher (Eastern Region)
17. Gaby Shaw (Yorkshire Region)
18. Dani King (South/South West Region)
19. Rebecca James (Central Region)
20. Corrine Hall (South East Region)

Women's Omnium - sprint 2

Heat 1
1. Christin Muche (Germany)
2. Virginie Cueff (France)

Heat 2
1. Victoria Pendleton (Great Britain)
2. Anna Blyth (Great Britain)

Revolution sprint - losers 1 mile dash
1. Tim Veldt (Holland)
2. Mickael D'Almeida (France)
3. Christian Lyte (Great Britain)
4. Pete Mitchell (GB ODP)
5. Steve Hill (GB ODP)
6. Josh Hargreaves (GB ODP)
7. Dave Daniell (Great Britain)
8. Matthieu Mandard (France)

Revolution sprint final
1. Craig MacLean (Great Britain)
2. Arnaud Tournant (France)

DHL Future Stars 1 mile dash - boys
1. Sam Freeman (East Midlands Region)
2. Tom Wieskowski (West Midlands Region)
3. Mike Webb (Wales)
4. Dane Percival (West Midlands Region)
5. Rob O'Loughlin (Eastern Region)
6. Andy Williams (Wales)
7. Alex Aldham Breary (South East Region)
8. Sam Harrison (Wales)
9. Mark Christian (North West Region)
10. Andy Fenn (South East Region)
11. Dan McLay (East Midlands Region)
12. Ben Plain (South/South West Region)
13. Dom Jelfs (West Midlands Region)
14. Tom Skubala (Yorkshire Region)
15. Toby Meadows (South/South West Region)
16. Michael Wilmott (Central Region)
17. Peter Dibben (South/South West Region)
18. Alex King (Central Region)
19. Mikey McMahon (North West Region)
20. Vince Cartwright (Yorkshire Region)
21. Sam Serruya (Central Region)
22. Chris Whorral (North West Region)
23. Sam Fry (Eastern Region)
24. Michael Wilmott (Central Region)
25. Patrick Galbraith (Scotland)
26. Aaron Murray (Scotland)

Women's Omnium - Team sprint
1. Victoria Pendleton (Great Britain)  34.931
Anna Blyth (Great Britain)

2. Virginie Cueff (France) 35.961
Christin Muche (Germany)

1km Madison time trial
1. Craig McLean/Arnaud Tournant 55.164
2. Teun Mulder/Tim Veldt  55.633
3. Mark Cavendish/Ed Clancy 56.646
4. Tony Gibb/James Taylor 59.255
5. Luke Rowe/Rhys Lloyd 60.827

DHL Future Stars 5km scratch race - boys
1. Andy Fenn (South East Region)
2. Sam Freeman (East Midlands Region)
3. Tom Skubala (Yorkshire Region)
4. Chris Whorral (North West Region)
5. Dane Percival (West Midlands Region)
6. Mark Christian (North West Region)
7. Andy Williams (Wales)
8. Sam Serruya (Central Region)
9. Tom Wieskowski (West Midlands Region)
10. Michael Wilmott (Central Region)
11. Dom Jelfs (West Midlands Region)
12. Dan McLay (East Midlands Region)
13. Mike Webb (Wales)
14. Alex King (Central Region)
15. Alex Aldham Breary (South East Region)
16. Toby Meadows (South/South West Region)
17. Rob O'Loughlin (Eastern Region)
18. Peter Dibben (South/South West Region)
19. Erick Rowsell (South East Region)
20. Joe Perrett (Eastern Region)
21. Sam Fry (Eastern Region)
22. Mikey McMahon (North West Region)
23. Aaron Murray (Scotland)

Women's Omnium - Sprint 3

Heat 1
1. Anna Blyth (Great Britain)
2. Virginie Cueff (France)

Heat 2
1. Victoria Pendleton (Great Britain)
2. Christin Muche (Germany)

Revolution Keirin
1. Dave Daniell (Great Britain)
2. Steve Hill (GB ODP)
3. Josh Hargreaves (GB ODP)
4. Christian Lyte (Great Britain)
5. Pete Mitchell (GB ODP)

Invitation keirin
1. Matthieu Mandard (France)
2. Mickael D'Almeida (France)
3. Arnaud Tournant (France)
4. Craig MacLean (Great Britain)
5. Teun Mulder (Holland)
6. Tim Veldt (Holland)

DHL Future Stars 1 mile dash - girls
1. Ella Hopkins (South/South West Region)
2. Jo Wilman (North West Region)
3. Lucy Martin (North West Region)
4. Tegan Millington (North West Region)
5. Helen Clayton (West Midlands Region)
6. Alice Monger Godfrey (South East Region)
7. Dani King (South/South West Region)
8. Katie Colclough (East Midlands Region)
9. Jess Booth (West Midlands Region)
10. Jess Allen (Wales)
11. Alex Greenfield (Wales)
12. Jess Varnish (West Midlands Region)
13. Louise Mahe (South East Region)
14. Katie Fearnehough (Yorkshire Region)
15. Hannah Rich (Wales)
16. Corrine Hall (South East Region)
17. Amy Gallagher (Eastern Region)
18. Rebecca James (Central Region)
19. Laura Trott (Eastern Region)
20. Emma Trott (Eastern Region)
21. Gaby Shaw (Yorkshire Region)

Elite 15km scratch race
1. Mark Cavendish (T-Mobile)
2. Ed Clancy (Landbouwkrediet)
3. Alex Dowsett (100% Me)
4. Tom Murray (Kinesis UK)
5. Paul Manning (Landbouwkrediet)
6. Rhys Lloyd (GB ODP)
7. Luke Rowe (GB ODP)
8. Rob Hayles (Team KLR)
9. Kevin Barclay (Plowman-Craven)

Team Sprint
1. Arnaud Tournant (France)  46.412
Matthieu Mandard (France)
Mickael D'Almeida (France)

2. Craig MacLean (Great Britain) 47.385
Teun Mulder (Holland)
Tim Veldt (Holland)

DHL FUTURE STARS OVERALL

TEAM  FINAL CLASSIFICATION - REGION
1. West Midlands 1547
2. Wales 1421
3. North West 1345
4. South East 1280
5. Eastern 1052
6. Yorkshire 950
7. South/South West 942
8. East Midlands 856
9. Central 496
10. Scotland 167


FINAL INDIVIDUAL CLASSIFICATION - GIRLS
1. Alex Greenfield Wales 330
2. Alice Monger Godfrey South East Region 284
3. Helen Clayton West Midlands Region 283
4. Hannah Rich Wales 276
5. Katie Fearnehough Yorkshire Region 272
6. Lucy Martin North West Region 266
7. Jess Booth West Midlands Region 261
8. Laura Trott Eastern Region 251
9. Katie Colclough East Midlands Region 242
10. Tegan Millington North West Region 233
11. Jess Varnish West Midlands Region 223
12. Dani King South/South West Region 208
13. Corrine Hall South East Region 207
14. Ella Hopkins South/South West Region 201
15. Jess Allen Wales 198
16. Amy Gallacher Eastern Region 185
17. Emma Trott Eastern Region 138
18. Rebecca James Central Region 121
19. Jo Wilman North West Region 103
20. Kayleigh Brogan Scotland 75
21. Louise Mahe South East Region 75
22. Hannah Mayho Yorkshire Region 73
23. Ella Sadler Andrews North West Region 62
24. Sarah Reynolds West Midlands Region 58
25. Gaby Shaw Yorkshire Region 39
25. Greta Junker South/South West Region 0
25. Kate Calvert South/South West Region 0

 

FINAL INDIVIDUAL CLASSIFICATION - BOYS
1. Andy Fenn South East Region 316
2. Tom Skubala Yorkshire Region 312
3. Mark Christian North West Region 312
4. Sam Freeman East Midlands Region 280
5. Mike Webb Wales 263
6. Dane Percival West Midlands Region 261
7. Chris Whorrall North West Region 251
8. Andy Williams Wales 248
9. Alex Aldham Breary South East Region 223
10. Dom Jelfs West Midlands Region 200
11. Ben Plain South/South West Region 199
12. Daniel McLay East Midlands Region 182
13. Erick Rowsell South East Region 175
14. Rob O'Loughlin Eastern Region 147
15. Tom Buck Yorkshire Region 141
16. Michael Wilmott Central Region 141
17. Alex King Central Region 140
18. Sam Fry Eastern Region 123
19. Joe Perrett Eastern Region 123
20. Vince Cartwright Yorkshire Region 113
21. Sam Harrison Wales 106
22. Toby Meadows South/South West Region 98
23. Peter Dibben South/South West Region 96
24. Sam Seruya Central Region 94
25. Toby Meadows Eastern Region 85
26. James Ison East Midlands Region 79
27. Steve Hill West Midlands Region 77
28. George Atkins East Midlands Region 73
29. Sam Patrick South/South West Region 73
30. Tom Wieskowski West Midlands Region 71
31. Aaron Murray Scotland 69
32. Sam Redding South/South West Region 67
33. Mikey MacMahon North West Region 60
34. Matt Jones North West Region 58
35. Alex Tinsley West Midlands Region 57
36. Rhys Matcham West Midlands Region 56
37. Patrick Galbraith Scotland 23
38. Kevin Stuart Scotland 0