ICSF WORLDS: Full entry list for the ICSF 2015 World Championships

June 16, 2015 editor

We now have the full entry list for the ICSF World Championships, now only 6 weeks away. The draws for each event are expected to be completed by the end of the month.

ICSF secretary, Dave Murphy commented, “The Open and veterans events are fully subscribed, whilst there are still two places available in the Junior individuals (Under 18) and five places up for grabs for the women’s individual should any riders wish to enter on first come first served basis.”

WORLD OPEN INDIVIDUAL (Australia = 18, Great Britain = 37 and Poland = 25) TOTAL – 80

Australia

Joel Chadwick – Salisbury, Cody Chadwick – Salisbury, Bobby McMillan – Findon, Ryan Edson – Salisbury, Shane Weinert – Salisbury, Cameron Crisp – LeFevre, Tyrone Walters – Salisbury, Jay Walters – Salisbury, Robert Sellick – LeFevre, Angus Freeman – Findon, Shane Bentley – Findon, Jake Mathews – Salisbury, Brodie Charlson – Salisbury, Jack Norman – LeFevre, Braden Makepeace – Findon, Matty Snowden – Salisbury, Rob Mathews – Findon, Paul White – LeFevre.

Great Britain

Andy Angell – Hull, Lee Aris – Wednesfield, Chris Blundell – Poole, Mark Boaler – Horspath, Will Bristow – Poole, Josh Brooke – Ipswich, Mark Carmichael – Newport, Dan Chambers – Hethersett, Hayden Chant – Poole, Steve Copping – Norwich, Scott Doherty – Wednesfield, Nick Evans – Newport, Myke Grimes – Coventry, Steve Harris – Poole, Paul Heard – Wednesfield, Josh Hill – East Park, Ashley Hill – Ipswich, Neil Hollebon – Hellingly, Dean Hook – Poole, Chris Jewkes – Wednesfield, Ricki Johnson – Wednesfield, Lee Kemp – Wednesfield, Mat Mildon – Poole, Arron Morgan – Poole, Ben Mould – Wednesfield, Craig Nethercott – Exeter, Lewis Osborne – Horspath, Zac Payne – Horspath, Adam Peck – Ipswich, Jake Read – Stockport, Charlie Rumbold – Ipswich, Ben Scranage – Bury, Matt Smith – Birmingham, Aaron Smith – Poole, Chris Timms – Birmingham, Gavin Wheeler – Poole, Mark Winwood – Wednesfield.

Poland

Marcin Szymański – Częstochowa, Sebastian Paruzel – Częstochowa, Tomasz Włodarczyk – Częstochowa, Marcin Jakubiak – Częstochowa, Jakub Jakubiak – Częstochowa, Mateusz Złotnicki – Częstochowa, Dominik Rycharski – Częstochowa, Paweł Rajczyk – Częstochowa, Grzegorz Głuchowski – Poole, Paweł Cegielski – Toruń, Przemysław Binkowski – Toruń, Marcin Paradziński – Toruń, Adam Bożejewicz – Toruń, Remigiusz Burchardt – Żołędowo, Łukasz Nowacki – Świętochłowice, Kamil Bielica – Świętochłowice, Patryk Kriger – Leszno, Piotr Kupczyk – Leszno, Kamil Naskręt – Leszno, Piotr Kuder – Kalety, Bartosz Grabowski – Ostrów, Marcin Kołata – Ostrów, Szymon Kowalczyk – Ostrów, Arkadiusz Szymański – Ostrów, Kamil Tuczyński – Ostrów.

WORLD JUNIOR INDIVIDUAL (Australia = 7, Great Britain = 22 and Poland = 17) TOTAL = 46

Australia

Angus Freeman – Findon, Shane Bentley – Findon, Jake Mathews – Salisbury, Matty Snowden – Salisbury, Brodie Charlson – Salisbury, Jack Norman – LeFevre, Braden Makepeace – Findon.

Great Britain

Calum Albin – Poole, Charles Barnett – Coventry, Jay Briggs – Poole, Robert Croal – Exeter, James Elston – Bury, Richard Felgett – Ipswich, Matthew Hill – Ipswich, Lee Kemp – Wednesfield, Daniel Knights – Ipswich, Jesse Moore- Hellingly, Carl Parfitt – Wednesfield, Mason Phillips – Coventry, Reece Pollitt – Astley & Tyldesley, Haydn Rowley – Wednesfield, Joe Sidwick – Newport, Aaron Smith – Poole, Jacob Soper – Newport, Danny Taylor – Bury, Will Tidball – Exeter, Adam Tipton – Wednesfield, Adam Watson – Sheffield, Brandon Whetton – Wednesfield.

Poland

Nikodem Mlek – Częstochowa, Mateusz Radomski – Częstochowa, Damian Natoński – Częstochowa, Łukasz Szpajda – Bydgoszcz, Patryk Katarzyński – Toruń, Jakub Kościecha – Toruń, Jakub Kuś – Żołędowo, Szymon Porożyński – Żołędowo, Dawid Bas – Świętochłowice, Michał Sassek – Leszno, Radosław Kochanek – Leszno, Mateusz Pęcherz – Kalety, Krzysztof Marczak – Kalety, Damazy Świder – Kalety, Artur Reszelewski – Ostrów, Mikołaj Rzeszelewski – Ostrów, Rif Włodarczyk – Ostrów.

WORLD WOMEN’s INDIVIDUAL (Australia = 6, Great Britain = 19 and Poland = 2) TOTAL = 27

Australia

Lucy Millikin – Salisbury, Kayleigh Clarke – Findon, Letitia Collins – Salisbury, Ebony Clark – Salisbury, Jess Snowden – Salisbury, Letisha Bevear – Findon.

Great Britain

Courtney Aris – Wednesfield, Bethany Briggs – Poole, Vicky Brown – Sheffield, Rebecca Davies – Sheffield, Lily Gedge – Ipswich, Charlie-Jane Herbert – Ipswich, Gemma Hill – Ipswich, Lauren Hookway – Exeter, Lauren Jacobs – Ipswich, Samantha Marsh – Coventry, Kristina Mines – Poole, Bailie Phillips – Coventry, Elizabeth Rigely – Leicester, Macie Schmidt – Poole, Natalie Timms – Birmingham, Laura Watson – Leicester, Michelle Whitehead – Leicester, Lucy Whitehead – Leicester, Chloe Whitehead – Leicester.

Poland

Żaneta Siemianowska – Świętochłowice, Sandra Tamborska – Toruń.

WORLD VETERANS INDIVIDUAL (Australia = 4, Great Britain = 29 and Poland = 2) TOTAL: 35

Australia

Rob Mathews – Findon, Darren Mathews – Salisbury, Brad Hoppo – Salisbury, Paul White – LeFevre.

Great Britain

Mick Aris – Wednesfield, Jason Burke –Sheffield, Kev Burns – Leicester, Pete Chant – Poole, Steve Copping – Norwich, Paul Dyson – Bury, Paul Graham – Astely & Tyldesley, Tim Grimes – Hethersett, Steve Harris – Poole, Steve Hodgkinson – unattached, Martyn Hollebon – Hellingly, Jason Keith – Northumbria, Terry Kirkup – Northumbria, Mick Knowles – Sheffield, Lee Lawrence – Edinburgh, Craig Marchant – Leicester, Dave Meanley – Wednesfield, Mark Mulvey – Astely & Tyldesley, John Murphy – Edinburgh, Gavin Parr – Northumbria, Lee Phillips – Astely & Tyldesley, Bob Prince – Birmingham, Les Stevens – East London, Paul Timms – Birmingham, Chris Turner – Sheffield, Norman Venson – Leicester, Paddy Wenn – Norwich, Mark Whitehead – Leicester, Mark Winwood – Wednesfield.