Pos | Band | Conductor | Dr | Pts |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Tredegar | Ian Porthouse | 8 | - |
2 | Fairey (Geneva) | Russell Gray | 12 | - |
3 | Black Dyke | Dr. Nicholas Childs | 13 | - |
4 | Foden's | Howard Snell | 17 | - |
5 | Cory | Dr. Robert Childs | 1 | - |
6 | Rothwell Temperance | David Roberts | 9 | - |
7 | Desford Colliery | Martin Winter | 7 | - |
8 | Carlton Main Frickley Colliery | Phillip McCann | 11 | - |
9 | Grimethorpe Colliery | Allan Withington | 15 | - |
10 | Brighouse & Rastrick | Prof. David King | 2 | - |
11 | Co-operative Funeralcare | Michael Fowles | 16 | - |
12 | Leyland | Philip Harper | 6 | - |
13 | Virtuosi GUS | John Berryman | 14 | - |
14 | Tongwynlais Temperance | Nigel Seaman | 4 | - |
15 | Hepworth (Cookson Homes) | Brian Grant | 5 | - |
16 | Whitburn | Frank Renton | 3 | - |
17 | Kirkintilloch | Garry Cutt | 10 | - |
1st: £3,000 plus the British Open Challenge Trophy and the Belle Vue Challenge Cup.
2nd: £2,000 plus the Frank Parker Memorial Cup.
3rd: £1,500 plus the Harry Mortimer Trophy.
4th: £1,000 plus the Edrich Siebert Memorial Trophy.
5th: £500 plus the John Gladney Trophy.
6th: £400 plus the William Rimmer Trophy.
The Iles Medal was awarded to Dr Stephen Cobb and Martin Mortimer
The Mortimer Medal was awarded to Brian Taylor.
The winning conductor, Ian Porthouse was awarded the Mortimer Maestro Trophy
The Best Soloist, Stephen Sykes, trombone, Tredegar, won the Stanley Wainwright Memorial Trophy plus £100.
Brian Evans Memorial Trophy: Paul Duffy, Black Dyke plus £100
The Geoffrey Whitham Memorial Trophy for Best Euphonium: Gary Curtin, Fairey (Geneva) plus £100
Relegated Bands: Kirkintilloch, Whitburn