St Peter's School, York, rower Andrew Dangerfield will represent Great Britain in the Munich Regatta this weekend.

He will be rowing in a double scull and a quad scull and is the first rower from the school to win Great Britain honours.

His success follows great results in regattas and head races throughout the country and superb performances at GB trials.

Dangerfield and two other pupils from the school had their progress monitored by GB Junior Squad coaches at Docklands, London.

The trio of Dangerfield, 18, Helen Austin, 17, and Gemma Bentham, 16, successfully came through squad trials in Nottingham and will return there in June for further trials.

Dangerfield usually competes in single sculls, Austin in coxless pairs, and Bentham in coxless pairs. They are coached by John Ward.

FOOTBALL

Soccer starlets from Burnholme and All Saints and Carr and English Martyrs schools collide tonight in York Schools' finalsThe Primary Cup Final between Carr and English Martyrs will kick off at 6pm and will be followed by the Under 16 League Final between Burnholme and All Saints at 7pm.

The entrance fee to the Main Stand for spectators will be £1. If tickets are bought in schools they are £1 for adults and 50p for children.

Burnholme reached the final with a 3-1 semi-final replay victory over Joseph Rowntree, with goals from Kevin Mainprize (2) and Andrew Innes.

The first meeting ended in a 6-6 draw.

Burnholme: Carl Bushby, Andy Ricketson, Carl Brady, John Taylor, Tom Quinn, Adam Sawdon, Chris Ashton, Luke Judson, Dave Smith, Kevin Mainprize, Andrew Innes. Subs: James Gilroy, Dale Hayes, Anthony Graham, Nicky Smith, Ben Collinge.

Carr School: Craig Dinsdale, Darren Todd, Zak Ford, Alan Chaplin, Martin Hyatt, Luke Baines, David Melody (capt), Martin Carrigan, Tim Heward, Darren Smith, Luke Joseph's, Steven Innes, Jo Burns and Liam Kirby.

English Martyrs: Gareth Stewart, Sean McComville, Sean Eames, Thomas Helstrip, Thomas Heslop, Eoin Elliott, Chris McLuskie, Chris Teasdale, Liam Cahill, Daniel Pfluger, Thomas Mackley, Steven Mackley and Mark Jackson.

On Friday, the Primary League Final between Kingsway 'A' and English Martyrs will be played at St Aelred's 4.30pm).

Kingsway 'A': Lee Norman, Michael Hamilton, Laurence Bradley, Daniel Coulson, Jamie Cudine, Paul Lawrence, Ben Hunter, Dean Morton, Paul Castle, Ben Simpson, Darren Brandon, James McDonald.

All-conquering Tadcaster School won the North Yorkshire County Under 13 Cup by beating St John Fisher (Harrogate) 4-1 in the final at the Magnet Sports Ground, Tadcaster.

Tadcaster played with the wind in the first half and were 3-0 up at half-time. Just after the interval Tadcaster scored again and the Fisher consolation didn't come until the final 15 minutes.

Scorers for Tadcaster were Graham Law 2, Chris Wiseman 1, and James Jeffery 1.

The Tadcaster U13 team also won the York and District Schools' Intermediate (U13) Cup by beating Canon Lee.

Lower Primary League (U10s): Kingsway 2, English Martyrs 3;

Copmanthorpe 4 (Noble 3),

Kingsway 2 (Holding 1 and Hunt 1);

Kingsway 3 (Whitcombe 2, Holding 1),

Poppleton Road 3;

English Martyrs 6, Copmanthorpe 1.

CRICKET

THE next set of league fixtures in the schools' cricket leagues are:

U13A League: Oaklands v Bootham; Burnholme v Tadcaster; All Saints v Manor. Millthorpe have a free week.

U13B League: Fulford v Archbishop's; Lowfield v Sherburn; J Rowntree v Huntington.

U15A League: Bootham v Oaklands; Tadcaster v Burnholme; Manor v All Saints. Millthorpe have a free week.

U15B League: Archbishop's v Fulford; Sherburn v Lowfield; Huntington v J Rowntree.

SUMMER GAMES

AT their annual meeting held at Haxby Road School, Max Coates (retired) was re-elected chairman and Bob Tee (Haxby Road) was re-elected secretary/treasurer.

Ten schools expressed a wish to be involved in this season's six-a-side cricket tournament. Any other schools wanting to take part should leave a message with the secretary at Haxby Road School, (01904 653218).

TENNIS

Next week's York Schools tennis fixtures are:

Midland Bank Tennis League U13 Girls:

The Mount v All Saints;

Bootham v Queen Margaret's;

Fulford v Queen Ethelburga's;

J Rowntree v St Olave's. Pocklington have a free week.

U15 Girls:

The Mount v All Saints;

Bootham v Queen Margaret's;

Fulford v Queen Ethelburga's;

J Rowntree v St Peter's. Pocklington have a free week.

U13 Boys:

All Saints v Bootham;

J Rowntree v Tadcaster;

Pocklington v St Olave's. Fulford have a free week.

U15 Boys:

Fulford v All Saints;

Pocklington v Bootham;

Tadcaster v J Rowntree.

Midland Bank Tennis (Under 13s):

Fulford 6, St Olave's 0.

State Schools Tennis League

Boys:

Huntington v Manor;

Sherburn v All Saints;

Millthorpe v Tadcaster;

J Rowntree have a free week.

Girls:

Manor v Huntington;

All Saints v Sherburn;

Tadcaster v Millthorpe.

J Rowntree have a free week.

ATHLETICS

This year's Regional Schools Multi-Events are to be held at Cleckheaton on June 27 and 28.

Seniors and Inters events will be held on both days, Junior Boys on the Saturday and Junior Girls on the Sunday.

Events are:

Junior Girls and Boys (Years 8 and 9): hurdles, 800m, long jump, high jump, shot.

Inter Girls (Years 10 and 11): 80m hurdles, 200m, 800m, long jump, high jump, shot, javelin.

Inter Boys (Years 10 and 11) - 100m hurdles, 400m, 1500m, long jump, high jump, shot, javelin, discus.

Senior Girls (post 16) - 100m hurdles, 200m, 800m, long jump, high jump, shot, javelin.

Senior Boys (Post 16) - 110m hurdles, 100m, 400m, 1500m, long jump, high jump, pole vault, shot, discus, javelin.

Nominations are invited from schools for athletes to represent North Yorkshire in the competition in the various age groups.

As the Mini events may be a new venture for some, there will be an opportunity for both boys and girls in the Junior and Inter age groups to compete in North Yorkshire Schools' Multi Events trial on Saturday, May 30 at Huntington Stadium.

Selection for the North Yorkshire team will not be based solely on that trial. It would be helpful to the selectors if all those nominated in the Junior and Inter age groups were able to attend and compete.

For the purposes of the trial Inter girls will omit the shot and 200m and Inter boys will omit the 400m, shot and discus.

The nomination slip and entry declaration for the North Yorkshire trial should be completed and returned to Wayne Isherwood, 19 Flaxman Croft, Copmanthorpe, York YO23 3TU (Tel 01904 702130) no later than Tuesday, May 19.

CRICKET

THE following have been selected to attend York/Selby U15 Cricket trias at Acomb CC on Monday, May 11.

The "game" will start at 4pm and finish about 6.30pm.

Ian McGrann (Read School), Leigh Wood (Selby), Lee Clayton (Selby), Guillaume Stafford (Bootham), Philip Bond (Bootham), Jacob Harrison (Bootham), Jason Dale (Millthorpe), Alex Fletcher (Millthorpe), Russell Hampshire (Lowfield), Gary Smeaton (Sherburn), Richard Grogan (Sherburn), Max Driscoll (Sherburn), Tom Sherwood (Brayton), Richard Gibbon (St Peter's), Trevor Smith (St Peter's), Alastair Sinclair (J Rowntree), Neil Bramma (J Rowntree), David Cole (Manor), Mark Willougby (Manor), Richard Borrows (Manor), Ian Holmes (Archbishop's), Richard Taylor (Tadcaster), Simon McNamara (Tadcaster), Paul Flint (Burnholme).

The following have been selected in the North Yorkshire squad: Ian McGrann (Read School); Leigh Wood, Lee Clayton (both Selby); Guillaume Stafford (Bootham); Gary Smeaton, Richard Grogan (both Sherburn).

In the Under 13 League Fulford (34-1) beat Lowfield (33-9) by nine wickets.

For Fulford, Sadiq took two wickets for four runs and Callaghan took two wickets for three runs. Sadiq also scored 28 runs (retired).Fulford beat Lowfield by nine wickets in the Under 15 league.

For Fulford Low scored 26 and Boulton 25 - both retired.

This season's Primary eight-a-side cricket competition is divided into two leagues A and B with nine teams in each league.

The first two results (both in League 'A' are: Our Lady 149, Hob Moor 67; Bishopthorpe 144, Woodthorpe 106.

For Bishopthorpe, the final wicket pair of Sam Astbury and Martin Dunning put on 36 runs and Jack Hulse took two wickets in two balls.

The final between the two league winners will be played on the York Cricket club ground at Clifton Park on July 8 or, if wet, on July 15.

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