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The '''Inter-house Challenge Cup''' was a term used for two different prizes. | The '''Inter-house Challenge Cup''' was a term used for two different prizes. | ||
One was awarded to the [[Houses|House]] that gained the highest aggregate number of points at an annual swimming competition, held at the Boston Corporation Baths. | [[Inter-House Challenge Cup (Swimming)|One]] was awarded to the [[Houses|House]] that gained the highest aggregate number of points at an annual swimming competition, held at the Boston Corporation Baths. The [[Greenfield Cup]] was awarded to the competitor who gained the highest number of individual swimming points for his House. | ||
The other prize was awarded to the [[Houses|House]] that gained the highest aggregate number of points at Sports Day, which involved athletics. The table below sets out the winners of this athletics prize. | The other prize was awarded to the [[Houses|House]] that gained the highest aggregate number of points at Sports Day, which involved athletics. The table below sets out the winners of this athletics prize. | ||
Revision as of 00:11, 2 April 2023
The Inter-house Challenge Cup was a term used for two different prizes.
One was awarded to the House that gained the highest aggregate number of points at an annual swimming competition, held at the Boston Corporation Baths. The Greenfield Cup was awarded to the competitor who gained the highest number of individual swimming points for his House.
The other prize was awarded to the House that gained the highest aggregate number of points at Sports Day, which involved athletics. The table below sets out the winners of this athletics prize.
| Year | Winner (Athletics) |
|---|---|
| 1938 | Parry |
| 1939 | Muston |
| 1940 | Muston |
| ... | |
| 1943 | Laughton / Parry |
| ... | |
| 1945 | Laughton |
| ... | |
| 1951 | Laughton |