Mills fires up the Hills! 2024 Bridgestone British Masters Round 3 – Race Report & Results

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The Bridgestone British Masters powered by Rock Oil reached the halfway stage of the season this weekend at Hawkstone Park.

Race Report by Chris Czora – Images by Karl Vallentine – Focus Images

The former Grand Prix venue remains a favourite with the series riders, and a bumper entry saw the start gates filled to capacity in most races. The riders and organisers were rewarded with some beautiful weather over the weekend, warm sunshine perhaps more enjoyable for the spectators than the riders. The rocketing temperatures meant fitness and rider skill came to the fore.

Hawkstone Park became a classically tough and dry sand track, with a fast surface cutting up with demanding ruts, rolling acceleration bumps and more than a few suspension-soaking holes upon braking into the corners. Once again, the track was a credit to the hosting Salop Motor Club, which prepared the circuit and venue to perfection.

All eyes were on an impressive line-up in the Marsh Powersports Expert class, with one rider particularly notable on Sunday’s entry sheet, Christopher Mills.

Having previously spent many years living in the Netherlands, this presented a unique chance to see Mills back in the UK, with the Shropshire sand providing a great substitute for his previously adopted home tracks.

It was no surprise to see Mills top the morning qualifying charts, although the ever-determined Tony Craig put in a flying lap in the final moments, just a few tenths off Mills’ best time.

As the gate dropped for Moto One, however, both front runners suffered from bad starts, and it was Gavin Stevenson’s Honda that blitzed to the holeshot. As they charged up Hawkstone Hill for the first time, Dylan Woodcock stormed to second place, with the impressive Lewis Hall close behind.

The fastest qualifier, Mills, was in the midfield battling with local star Rory Jones and the charging Howard Wainwright. However, he was able to quickly find some lines and move his way up the field.

Dylan Woodcock pressured the early leader, Stevenson, and took the lead on the third lap.

Meanwhile, Mills was on the charge and soon dragged Lewis Hall along with him to pressurise the leaders. Mills eventually pulled away slightly from Hall as he quickly passed Stevenson and began to pressurise leader Woodcock.

No slouch in the sand either, Woodcock was determined not to give up the lead lightly; however, by the sixth lap, Mills was able to make a pass in the woodlands of the Hawkstone tunnel. From there, Woodcock tried to put up a fight but had to settle for second as Mills extended a 16-second gap at the flag.

Lewis Hall took a solid third, meanwhile Rory Jones kept the local fans cheering he fought through to fourth ahead of series leader James Dodd, with the improving Tony Craig and another of the local aces Henry Williams in close combat behind.

Race two saw another lightning start from Stevenson; however, this time, Mills successfully got away from the gate and was immediately on the leader’s tail.

As they leapt over the Georges Jobé tabletop for the first time, Mills was able to storm through in a mid-air pass, closely followed by Woodcock.

What looked to be a replay of Moto One, however, soon went out of the window as Woodcock took a heavy fall. Not badly hurt, Woodcock nursed his bike to the pits, but the twisted handlebars indicated the fall was not a light one, and he opted to withdraw.

Tony Craig had been unable to make the gate due to mechanical issues, but the lineup was boosted by some of the quickest amateur riders opting to double enter, and it was one of those, Raife Broadley made the early challenge. He was drawn into a battle with Lewis Hall, who continued to display all-action commitment with the two-stroke warriors fighting for second. Bailey Johnson was also looking fast, just ahead of James Dodd and Howard Wainwright.

For Christopher Mills however, the tough Hawkstone Park circuit was no problem and he was able to display some silky-smooth Dutch sand style as he took another comfortable win for the overall victory.

Raife Broadley was able to secure second as Lewis Hall faded slightly but still hung on to fourth behind the impressive Bailey Johnston. Hall’s consistency gave him second overall, whilst a brace of fifth places gave James Dodd third overall, along with the championship lead.

The huge entry list of youth and adult championship riders took part in their customary four motos across the weekend, with Bailey Johnstone emerging as the pacesetter in Amateur MX1.

Riding his 250 two-stroke against the mighty 450s, Johnstone didn’t always get the best starts but was able to fight to the front and snatch three moto wins. The clean sweep was denied by Seth Manners who took an impressive win during the third moto, securing second overall. Ben Knight enjoyed some fast starts, and whilst he was unable to hold onto the lead, his consistent finishes meant he pipped Josh Greedy to the final podium spot, the fast-running Aaron Patstone just a little further behind.

Amateur MX2 was a little more clear cut, with Bayliss Utting returning to the series to provide a virtuoso display across the weekend with three moto wins.

He was hoping to make it four, but Raife Broadley, who was unstoppable at the previous round at Schoolhouse, was determined to end the day on a high. Passing Utting on the first corner, Broadley stormed to the final win to secure second overall.

The final podium spot went to Shropshire lad Rory Jones, who, despite some difficult starts, fought through to a pair of third places on Sunday to please the local crowd and get the last podium spot.

In the Clubman category, Scott Bates topped the qualifying charts but was left to rue a couple of mistakes on Sunday whilst leading in both races, a small tumble near the finish area in the first Sunday moto, along with a fall on the old ‘Yamaha’ table-top jump at the base of the hill meant he had to settle for fifth overall.

Taking advantage of this, in what was again a closely fought category, was Lee Clarkson. He continued his good run of form and put together some solid rides to finish as the overall winner, a clean sweep on Sunday securing his spot on top of the podium.

Consistency was the byword for Bradley Johnstone in second; with some fierce racing near the front, he was able to finish second in each race to secure second overall. Meanwhile, Kane Fisher took a closely fought opening race win, and whilst he was unable to match this result, he put some strong finishes together for third overall.

Matt Bayliss was simply unstoppable in the 125s with a clean sweep of wins. He mastered the tough conditions with some very smooth riding, making the demanding Hawkstone circuit look easy.

Behind him, things were a little closer cut, Will Hadwick taking a brace of second-place finishes, which kept him just ahead of the charging Charlie Richmond. After a tricky start to the weekend, Richmond seemed to improve as the meeting went on, challenging the leaders on Sunday as he fought to third overall.

In the youth categories, arguably, the ride of the weekend would have to be Cohen Jagielski in the 65cc class. He was simply in another league to the rest of the pack as he tackled all that Hawkstone had to offer in his stride, always staying on the footpegs in a manner that the Everts family would be proud of.

That’s not to discredit the chasing riders. On any other weekend, Jett Gardiner would be the runaway winner. Using some good lines, he stormed to second, even getting a brief period as leader of the final moto as Jagielski fought from a poor start.

Shane Jones who took two Moto wins on Sunday in MXY2

Consistency was not easy at the tough Hawkstone track, but Elliott Shawter kept strong, with three fourth places and a fifth in the last moto comfortably putting him on the podium.

Harley Marczak took the opening Small Wheel 85cc win, showing some great speed to fend off Arthur Moore. However, charging in third place was Nixon Coppins who had fought back from a bad start.

Coppins had looked particularly quick in the final laps and, after getting the starts sorted, was able to win the remaining three motos in style, relishing the gnarly sand.

To his credit, Marczak didn’t give up and was able to keep Coppins honest as he charged to second overall. Arthur Moore was the best of the rest, taking a strong third.

The Big Wheel 85 were a lot more clear cut from the outset as Robbie Daly took a clean sweep of wins.

Behind him, though, the action was fast and furious, with any one of five riders fighting it out for the podium. Kameron Greenhalgh looked the closest challenger but had a difficult Sunday and had to settle for fourth.

By contrast, Joel Winstanley-Dawson endured a tricky qualifying session but landed a trio of third places to grab second overall, with Olly Waters also staying ever consistent, a best result of second in Sunday’s opening moto giving him third.

There was a notable guest for the Big Wheels presentation, as Ken Winstanley was invited to present the awards. The founder of the Bridgestone Masters (then known as the KWS) back in 2002, Ken was a welcome guest, with his grandson Joel continuing the Winstanley family’s association with the series.

The final race of the day was the MXY2 class, who had their work cut out as they took to the track as its toughest.

Beau Brown and Harrison Greenhough shared a win each on Saturday, however with Greenhough opting to withdraw from Sunday’s programme to compete at the British Championship round at Blaxhall, it seemingly left Brown open to take the win.

It wasn’t so clear cut, however, with Sunday’s first moto a thriller. Brown crashed heavily at the start and had to play catch up. The fast-starting Finlay Boxall lost a few places as Lucy Barker got past Lewis Proud to charge the front.

Barker held onto the lead for a few laps before Shane Jones managed to find some quick lines and stormed into the lead from Kyron Carron. A late mistake dropped the unfortunate Barker to sixth.

Jones repeated his opening Sunday moto victory in the final moto to grab third overall.

With all the chaos around Austin Beasty stayed ever smooth and consistent, top three finishes across the weekend securing him second overall.

However Brown emerged as the deserved winner, his Saturday win combined with some strong podium finishes ensured he topped the podium.

After two full days of racing, the British Masters crew were able to reflect on an enjoyable meeting, with full gates of riders, minimal incidents and a great atmosphere off the track.

The series now moves towards the finale later in the year at Foxhill, with points becoming ever more vital in the championship chase. Next stop is Culham on July 20/21.

Results

Experts

Pos	Competitor	Total Points	r 1	r 2
1	Christopher Mills	90	45	45
2	Lewis Hall	80	41	39
3	James Dodd	74	37	37
4	Rory Jones	72	39	33
5	Howard Wainwright	68	33	35
6	Henry Williams	68	34	34
7	Gavin Stevenson	63	31	32
8	Ashley Greedy	59	30	29
9	Billy Bayliss	56	28	28
10	Mitchell Perry	54	27	27
11	Raife Broadley	43	–	43
12	Dylan Woodcock	43	43	–
13	Bailey Johnston	41	–	41
14	Tony Craig	35	35	–
15	Patrick Jackson	32	32	–
16	Aaron Ongley	31	–	31
17	Leon Ongley	30	–	30
18	Ross Rutherford	29	29	–

Amateur MX1

Pos	Competitor	Total Points	r 1	r 2	r 3	r 4
1	Bailey Johnstone (w)	178	45	45	43	45
2	Seth Manners	166	39	43	45	39
3	Ben Knight	156	37	35	41	43
4	Josh Greedy	156	43	39	37	37
5	Aaron Patstone (w)	151	34	41	35	41
6	Simon Booth	141	35	37	34	35
7	Josh Canton	136	33	33	39	31
8	Ed Briscoe(w)	131	41	32	25	33
9	Brad Wheeler	129	32	31	32	34
10	Daniel Maule	126	31	30	33	32
11	George Clarke	117	30	29	31	27
12	Brad Thornhill	111	29	28	24	30
13	Harrison McCann (w)	107	28	22	28	29
14	Liam Crellin	106	23	26	29	28
15	Joshua Bentley (w)	104	15	34	30	25
16	Ross Millard	94	26	21	21	26
17	Kieran Clarke (w)	85	21	20	20	24
18	David Curtis	79	19	19	18	23
19	Callum Gordon	77	27	27	23	–
20	Liam Smith	73	24	23	26	–
21	Jake Winnard (W)	69	20	–	27	22
22	Ethan Blackley	67	7	17	22	21
23	Billy Collins	66	18	16	15	17
24	Josh Scott	60	14	15	12	19
25	James Thompson	57	12	11	16	18
26	Kaie Stesel	56	9	10	17	20
27	Jordan Andrews (W)	55	17	13	10	15
28	Ben Butler	54	13	12	13	16
29	Lewis Huckerby	46	22	24	–	–
30	Kullen Evans	45	10	8	14	13
31	Bradley Flagg	43	25	18	–	–
32	Harvey Tillotson (w)	41	5	25	11	–
33	Joe Winnard (W)	40	11	7	8	14
34	Adam Paxton	40	16	5	19	–
35	Sam Cornwell (w)	30	6	6	7	11
36	Lewis Wigger	26	4	4	6	12
37	Riley Stesel	20	8	3	9	–
38	Arai Elcock (w)	16	2	14	–	–
39	John joe Wright	12	3	9	–	–

Amateur MX2

Pos	Competitor	Total Points	r 1	r 2	r 3	r 4
1	Bayliss Utting (w)	178	45	45	45	43
2	Raife Broadley	174	43	43	43	45
3	Rory Jones (w)	162	41	39	41	41
4	Aaron Ongley (w)	147	35	34	39	39
5	David Plank	145	39	37	34	35
6	Syd Putnam	136	37	35	30	34
7	Leon Ongley	128	34	31	26	37
8	Jonathan Rodenick-Evans	128	33	32	32	31
9	Logan Wilcox	127	27	33	35	32
10	Josh Bassett	123	31	29	37	26
11	Aaron Framingham (w)	110	29	28	25	28
12	Henry Partridge	109	28	25	29	27
13	Tye Jones	107	30	30	14	33
14	Mitch Armour	106	32	41	33	–
15	Alex Needham (w)	105	25	23	28	29
16	Jude Turton (w)	95	23	17	31	24
17	Corey Collins	91	20	24	22	25
18	Jesse Wren	90	17	27	23	23
19	Jamie Watson	81	24	–	27	30
20	Mitchell Warhurst	78	19	21	19	19
21	Logan Powell	77	18	22	15	22
22	Lewis Bethell	76	21	18	16	21
23	Adam Reede (w)	72	22	26	24	–
24	Samuel Bishop	68	16	15	17	20
25	Richy Roberts	67	10	19	21	17
26	Martin Jones	64	14	14	20	16
27	Sam Menzies	62	15	20	12	15
28	Bailey Betsworth	57	12	13	18	14
29	Jamie Needham (w)	53	13	16	11	13
30	Jake Neisbitt (w)	43	9	12	10	12
31	Noah Glynn (w)	42	11	–	13	18
32	Gary Cheshire	33	6	10	8	9
33	Jack Bennett (w)	30	8	11	–	11
34	Lenny Ashley	26	26	–	–	–
35	Liam Ryland-Pye	24	5	–	9	10
36	Dylan Harrison (w)	7	7	–	–	–
37	Joe Smith	–	–	–	–	–

125cc

Pos	Competitor	Total Points	r 1	r 2	r 3	r 4
1	Matt Bayliss	180	45	45	45	45
2	Will Haddock	166	43	43	41	39
3	Charlie Richmond	158	35	37	43	43
4	Damen Strydom	154	39	35	39	41
5	Ryan Waggott (W)	151	41	41	32	37
6	Jake Davies (w)	145	37	39	35	34
7	Sonny Rooney (w)	132	33	32	34	33
8	Neville Bradshaw(W)	129	34	34	30	31
9	Daniel Brough	128	32	31	33	32
10	Declan Wright	114	31	30	24	29
11	Woz Boyce (w)	112	30	28	29	25
12	Zane Stephens (w)	109	28	26	28	27
13	Max Harris (w)	105	–	33	37	35
14	Jack Evans(W)	103	27	25	27	24
15	Ashton Phillips	101	26	24	23	28
16	Louis Perrin-Brown	98	8	29	31	30
17	Yarin Evans	96	25	19	26	26
18	Jorge Parkin	90	22	22	25	21
19	Harrison Drewell	84	21	23	18	22
20	Ryan Christian	78	19	18	21	20
21	Samuel Jackson	73	24	27	22	–
22	Joe Grainger	72	20	15	19	18
23	Jack Brearey	72	29	13	14	16
24	Reegan Rogers	69	18	21	17	13
25	Max Ellerker	62	13	20	15	14
26	Harry Shand	60	–	17	20	23
27	Marley Alder	58	14	11	16	17
28	Oakley Kettle	57	16	14	12	15
29	Troy Willerton	44	–	16	9	19
30	Jamie Prentice	41	11	9	10	11
31	Joe Smith (w)	40	17	–	11	12
32	Dee Jay Walker	40	15	12	13	–
33	Freddy Willet (w)	33	10	6	7	10
34	Phillip Tchorek	33	23	10	–	–
35	Reggie Willet (w)	31	9	7	6	9
36	Hannah Jones (w)	28	12	8	8	–

Clubman

Pos	Competitor	Total Points	r 1	r 2	r 3	r 4
1	Lee Clarkson	176	41	45	45	45
2	Bradley Johnstone(W)	172	43	43	43	43
3	Kane Fisher	154	45	35	41	33
4	Elliott Pugh	145	34	31	39	41
5	Scott Bates	144	39	39	37	29
6	Dan Chapman	141	33	34	35	39
7	Jamie Collins	132	37	41	34	20
8	Teddy Hyde	126	32	37	20	37
9	Colin McLuckie	122	35	19	33	35
10	Liam Deegan	117	27	30	32	28
11	Richard Evans	116	23	33	26	34
12	Jacob Bell	114	29	26	29	30
13	Hayden Stevens (W)	110	28	27	31	24
14	Adam Hardy (w)	108	22	32	23	31
15	Jack Loveridge	106	31	13	30	32
16	Joe Sargent	101	24	24	27	26
17	Aidan Carney	98	30	18	28	22
18	Joshua Lee Young	91	18	21	25	27
19	Connor Malty (w)	86	20	22	19	25
20	Ben Hughes	83	21	23	21	18
21	Shane parker (w)	83	17	28	22	16
22	Callum Radford	77	16	14	24	23
23	Kevin McBride	70	15	20	18	17
24	Roger Frean	60	10	17	12	21
25	Liam Ware	57	25	15	17	–
26	Kurt Richardson	53	9	11	14	19
27	Tallon Aspden (w)	51	26	25	–	–
28	Scott Isherwood	48	11	9	15	13
29	Matt Jones	48	19	29	–	–
30	Robert Williams	47	7	12	13	15
31	Chris Elcock (w)	47	12	10	11	14
32	James Hargreaves	36	8	–	16	12
33	Luke Price	35	14	16	5	–
34	Stuart Perry(W)	32	6	7	10	9
35	Ryan Davies	29	5	4	9	11
36	Morton Hannah (w)	28	13	8	7	–
37	Joshua Walsh	23	–	5	8	10
38	Harley Jones	22	4	6	4	8
39	Edward Barnes (w)	13	3	–	3	7
40	Daniel Silvester	9	–	3	6	–

MXY2 Youth

Pos	Competitor	Total Points	r 1	r 2	r 3	r 4
1	Beau Brown	168	45	43	39	41
2	Austin Beasty	166	41	41	41	43
3	Shane Jones	158	33	35	45	45
4	Kyron Carron	151	39	32	43	37
5	Lewis Proud (W)	140	35	37	34	34
6	Lucy Barker (w)	139	37	30	37	35
7	Finlay Boxall	138	31	39	35	33
8	Layton Sulley	124	29	31	32	32
9	Jon Waghorn	111	24	26	30	31
10	Mitchell Conway	110	23	28	29	30
11	Zac Newlands	107	27	20	31	29
12	Rhys Whyment (w)	106	34	33	–	39
13	Fenton Rayns	104	28	23	27	26
14	Braedon Mc Ginn	103	25	25	26	27
15	Ricky Barstow	103	30	27	28	18
16	Corey Gordon	101	26	22	25	28
17	Ashden Walsh	90	21	21	23	25
18	Harrison Greenough	88	43	45	–	–
19	Bobby Watson	82	18	18	22	24
20	Joseph Horn	81	20	19	21	21
21	Ronny Robb	73	17	17	17	22
22	Josh Hall	70	22	24	24	–
23	Jack Wilson	66	32	34	–	–
24	Levi Saunders	62	–	29	33	–
25	Harvey Hunt (w)	60	14	10	16	20
26	Dylan Smith	58	–	15	20	23
27	Charlie Hems (w)	54	–	16	19	19
28	Josh Blackley	50	19	13	18	–
29	Tommy Gibbard	41	15	11	15	–
30	Ollie Davies (w)	28	16	12	–	–
31	Freddie Saunders	14	–	14	–	–

Big Wheel 85cc

Pos	Competitor	Total Points	r 1	r 2	r 3	r 4
1	Robbie Daly (w)	180	45	45	45	45
2	Joel Winstanley Dawson	162	41	39	41	41
3	Olly Waters	158	35	41	43	39
4	Kameron Greenhalgh	158	43	43	35	37
5	Andrew Piggford	156	37	37	39	43
6	Maison Jones	142	39	31	37	35
7	Archie Stapley	134	33	35	33	33
8	Elvis Totney (W)	127	32	29	32	34
9	William Evans	126	31	32	31	32
10	Jaxon Haswell (W)	118	30	28	30	30
11	Archie Congdon	118	29	34	29	26
12	Leo Self	113	27	33	25	28
13	Joseph Robinson	108	26	25	26	31
14	Jack Galbraith (w)	107	25	26	27	29
15	Archie Dixon (w)	103	21	27	28	27
16	Max Williams	89	23	21	23	22
17	Bobby Farmer	87	16	24	22	25
18	Scott Forsyth	81	17	23	20	21
19	Riley Hickinbottom (w)	78	22	15	17	24
20	Jack Leese	77	34	9	34	–
21	Harry Beattie	76	19	20	18	19
22	Jacob Ince (w)	76	15	22	21	18
23	Kian John (W)	75	20	13	19	23
24	Sam Verbeeten	71	24	12	24	11
25	Liam Heptinstall	66	18	18	10	20
26	Lucas Todd	61	12	19	14	16
27	Lexi Emery (W)	59	13	17	12	17
28	Jenson Cole	58	28	30	–	–
29	Junior Wigglesworth (w)	48	11	8	15	14
30	Owen Bradley (w)	47	10	11	13	13
31	Cameron Gerrard (w)	46	14	16	16	–
32	Caden Pill	45	7	14	9	15
33	Ricco Hardy	42	9	10	11	12
34	Charlie Ellis (w)	23	8	7	8	–
35	Matt Colgan (w)	13	–	6	7	–

Small Wheel 85cc

Pos	Competitor	Total Points	r 1	r 2	r 3	r 4
1	Nixon Coppins	176	41	45	45	45
2	Harley Marczak	174	45	43	43	43
3	Arthur Moore	162	43	39	39	41
4	Leo Wilson	154	39	41	41	33
5	Archie Butterfield	150	37	37	37	39
6	Daniel Devine	141	34	35	35	37
7	Keedan Williamson	132	33	34	34	31
8	Harry Hall	128	31	33	29	35
9	Ethan Gawley	127	32	30	31	34
10	Jamie Thorpe	113	30	28	23	32
11	Harry Cuddy	112	29	29	33	21
12	Baili Black	108	25	26	27	30
13	Henry Lewis	106	35	32	16	23
14	Mylie Evans (W)	98	24	22	24	28
15	Ryan Taylor	97	28	12	30	27
16	Rylee Byrne	97	13	31	28	25
17	George Dryden	95	7	27	32	29
18	Riley Butterworth (W)	91	19	25	25	22
19	Remi Wigglesworth (w)	90	23	23	18	26
20	Jakson Ross	90	27	17	26	20
21	Teddy Merriman	87	26	24	20	17
22	Jake Dixon	74	22	21	15	16
23	Ricky Barrick (w)	70	11	14	21	24
24	Brooklyn Tinkler	70	21	8	22	19
25	Alfie Pincher (W)	66	20	9	19	18
26	Dylan Standing	63	15	20	14	14
27	Caleb Shearer	62	18	15	17	12
28	Charlie Dalgleish	61	16	19	13	13
29	Woody Hill	45	4	16	10	15
30	Callum Harper (w)	42	17	6	8	11
31	Ben Alexander	38	12	11	6	9
32	Riley Seeds	36	6	13	11	6
33	Alan Thomson	32	14	18	–	–
34	Sebastian Todd	32	10	3	9	10
35	Harris Curran (W)	31	9	7	7	8
36	Talen Hodgson (w)	29	5	5	12	7
37	Theo Eldershaw(w)	22	8	4	5	5
38	Alfie Brough	13	3	2	4	4
39	Charlie Corfield	12	2	10	–	–

Junior 65cc

Pos	Competitor	Total Points	r 1	r 2	r 3	r 4
1	Cohen Jagielski	180	45	45	45	45
2	Jett Gardiner (W)	172	43	43	43	43
3	Elliott Shawyer	154	39	39	39	37
4	Caleb Ross (w)	149	32	35	41	41
5	Ronan Watson	142	33	41	29	39
6	Charley Wilcock	134	41	37	37	19
7	Preston Chorley	128	34	32	30	32
8	Finlee Pope	127	28	34	34	31
9	Will kremer	119	30	33	27	29
10	Forrest Roberts	111	37	23	24	27
11	Tyler Peaty	109	29	31	32	17
12	Riley Rogers	106	19	17	35	35
13	Frankie Noll	99	25	19	31	24
14	Alfie Cotter	98	24	13	33	28
15	Max Jones	93	31	–	28	34
16	Sydney Williams	93	20	27	13	33
17	Blake Marks Bracey	92	27	15	25	25
18	Isaac Arnold	90	23	18	23	26
19	Sonny Saunders	85	12	30	21	22
20	Harrison Ashwood (W)	83	35	14	18	16
21	Tommy Gaddes	82	26	22	4	30
22	Bradley Thompson	82	14	28	17	23
23	Mason Staddon	82	22	26	16	18
24	Cole McAuley (w)	74	16	24	20	14
25	Austin Edwards (W)	73	17	25	26	5
26	Harri Luckwell (W)	66	10	21	14	21
27	Harrison Chiddey	62	18	16	15	13
28	Preston Killoran (w)	62	21	20	9	12
29	Jack Waters	56	–	29	12	15
30	Caleb Duffy (W)	51	–	9	22	20
31	Charlie Farmer	47	13	5	19	10
32	Mason Shields	43	15	7	10	11
33	Liam Hannah	38	8	10	11	9
34	Taylor Clarke (w)	34	9	12	5	8
35	Ava Peedle (w)	32	7	11	7	7
36	Jazz Beech (W)	24	5	8	8	3
37	Jay Weaver	23	11	6	–	6
38	Harvey Taylor (W)	15	3	4	6	2
39	Leon Cherry (w)	13	4	3	2	4
40	Haydn Escott	12	6	2	3	1