The King's School's new sports complex was the venue for the North-West Trampoline Championships.
Now located in its stunning new £60 million campus which includes a new sports block and swimming pool, King's confirmed its reputation as one of the country's top trampoline squads by winning theoverall title.
In King's best ever results at regional level, all 12 of their teams qualified with nine teams in first place and 32 individuals going through in solo categories.
Coached by renowned trampoline and cheerleading coach Rachael Burrows, who has redoubled all her efforts during the pandemic, King's will now be one of the favourites at the North of England event and will hope to send one of their strongest ever squads to the nationals.
However, as Rachael contested she wants her charges to develop as sportspeople as well as winners.
"The pupils conducted themselves with incredible professionalism and were kind and comforting to each other when they were nervous or didn't do as well as they hoped; a reflection of true sportsmanship at its best" she commented.
The results were: Under 11 novice boys 1st (James Heald. Jagp Lewis, Tom Heseltine) with James Heald 1st and Jago Lewis 3rd
Under 11 intermediate girls 1st with Poppy Hood 1st, Lottie Winterton 2nd and Lacey Quinn 3rd
Years 7 and 8 noice girls 1st (Mimi Ross, Elissia Smith, Izzy Cheney, Izzy Challinor) with Izzy Cheney 1st, Isabel Challinor 2nd and Elissia Smith 3rd
Years 7 and 8 novice boys 1st (Isaac Whenman, Billy Bennett, Matthew Gas's, Hugo Blackwell) with Isaac Whenman 2nd
Years 7 to 9 intermediate girls 2nd (Charlotte Grant, Evie Thomas, Olivia Morris, Lucy Clegg)
The Years 7 to 9 intermediate boys 1st with Oliver Pinches 1st, Joe Bailey-Heald 2nd and Reuben Blackhurst 3rd.
The Year 7 to 9 elite girls 1st (Lottie Baxter, Lauren Whaley, Romily Hughes) with Lauren Whaley 2nd and Romily Hughes 3rd.
Years 9 and 10 novice girls 1st (Emily Burton, Francesca Moss Seymour, Edie Milner, Emilia Pearce) with Emily Burton 1st, Francesca Moss Seymour 2nd and Edie Milner 3rd.
Year 11 to 14 noice girls 1st (Hess Burton, Izzy Watkins, Ellie Shaw, Cara Holliday) with Jess Burton 2nd and Izzy Watkins 3rd
Years 9 and 10 novice boys 2nd (Ben Kay, Benito Foxley, Sam Kilvert) with Benito Foxley 3rd.
Years 10 to 14 intermediate girls 2nd (Alice Jordan, Sophia Calderwood, Iona Whaley, Sophie Clegg)
Years 10 to 14 Elite girls 1st (Leah Shadwell, Millie Crummack, Lottie Clark, Izzy Hammond) with Izzy Hammond 2nd.
Then in Year 11 to 14 noice boys Jamie Pearce was 1st. In the Year 11 to 14 intermediate boys Otis Hughes was 3rd.