2023

The 2023 competition was held at St Mary’s Moseley and was won by Kingsteignton 1. St Paul’s Birmingham put in a very strong showing, coming a close second as well as picking up the certificate for Best Ringing.

The judges were Ian Avery and Paul Pascoe.

The scoring system used by the judges allocated a maximum of 10% of the total score to the rise, 10% to the lower, and 80% to the top ringing (the call changes). This gave a score out of 100 expressed as a percentage. Out of interest, the judges also provided the faults scores that would have determined the contest under Devon Association rules. The top three positions would have been the same, with some places swapped lower down.

Result

Place Band Score Rise Top Lower Faults
1st Kingsteignton 1 91% 10 72 9 15
2nd St Paul’s Birmingham 87% 8 69 10 18 1/2
3rd Bow 84% 9 66 9 20 1/2
4th Broadhempston 80% 8 64 8 28
5th Tiverton 79% 8 63 8 26 1/2
6th St Mark’s Cheltenham 1 75% 8 60 7 34 1/2
7th Kingsteignton 2 73% 7 58 8 33 1/2
8th Abbots Bromley 68% 2 60 6 48
9th Bisley / Stroud Valleys 62% 5 51 6 52 1/2
10th East Anstey 54% 6 44 4 68
11th Moseley 53% 1 50 2 77
12th Alton 52% 4 47 1 83
13th St Mark’s Cheltenham 2 48% 4 40 4 84 1/2

Photographs

Winning band (left to right) James Grant, Will Carew, Suzanne Driscoll, Elaine Grant, Eva Lee, Graham Sharland
Judges Paul Pascoe and Ian Avery
2023 National Call Change Competition

Videos

Part of Kingsteignton’s winning peal

Part of St Paul’s Birmingham’s peal, placed second