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2017 Vancouver Elementary School Champhionshi Licensed To: Ocean Athletics Track & Field Club Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 6:51 PM 4/27/17 Page 1 2017 Vancouver Elementary School Champhionshi - 4/21/17 to 4/28/17 UBC Team Rankings - Through Event 94 - Combined Team Scores - Both Genders Scored Place Team Points 1 West Point Grey Academy WEST 887 .94 2 York House YH 213 3 Stratford Hall School STRA 146 .82 4 Southpointe Academy SOUT 105 5 Collingwood School COLL 66 .50 6 St. John's School STJO 41 Total 1,460.26 Female Team Scores Place Team Points 1 Crofton House School CROF 837 .67 2 West Point Grey Academy WEST 378 .33 3 York House YH 195 4 Southpointe Academy SOUT 88 5 Stratford Hall School STRA 56 6 Collingwood School COLL 42 7 St. John's School STJO 11 8 Vancouver Thunderbirds TBIR 7 9 St. Alcuin College STAL 5 10 Ubc Track & Field Club UBCT 2 Total 1,622.00 Male Team Scores Place Team Points 1 St. Georges Junior School STGE 591 .7 2 West Point Grey Academy WEST 509 .61 3 Vancouver College VANC 322 4 Stratford Hall School STRA 90 .82 5 St. John's School STJO 30 6 Collingwood School COLL 24 .50 7 York House YH 18 8 Southpointe Academy SOUT 17 9 Burnaby Striders BURN 16 10 Unattached UNT 13 Total 1,632.00 Ocean Athletics Track & Field Club Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 6:40 PM 5/04/17 Page 1 2017 Vancouver Elementary School Champhionshi - 4/21/17 to 4/28/17 UBC Results Girls 10 Year Olds 60 Meter Dash grade 4 ============================================================================================= Name Age Team Seed Finals H# Points Alternate ============================================================================================= Finals 1 Ava Cardey 10 Crofton Hous 9.76 4 10 2 Chloe van Schalkwyk 10 Crofton Hous 9.86 3 8 3 Olivia Watson 10 Crofton Hous 9.98 6 6 4 Kara Lo 10 West Point G 10.31 5 5 5 Samantha Green 10 Southpointe Academy 10.35 8 4 6 Sofia Vara-Vitug 10 York House 10.52 1 3 7 Raniya Reebye 10 Ubc Track & 10.57 9 2 8 Elose Williams-Walshe 10 Crofton Hous 10.58 2 1 9 Addison Wright 10 Collingwood School 10.58 5 10 Merina Lau 10 Southpointe Academy 10.68 8 11 Kristen lee 10 Crofton Hous 10.72 4 12 Alexis Chow 10 St. John's School 10.73 9 13 Hannah Lew 10 York House 10.73 3 14 Olive MacDonald 10 Crofton Hous 10.73 9 15 Priya Kapoor 10 Crofton Hous 10.78 1 16 Jenna Jaffer 10 Crofton Hous 10.80 6 17 Sophie Wesik 10 Crofton Hous 10.83 2 18 Melody Peng 10 West Point G 10.96 2 19 Issie Vandenbert 10 Crofton Hous 11.00 1 20 Julia Borodow 10 Crofton Hous 11.00 8 21 Sienna Boxer 10 West Point G 11.08 3 21 Madeline Sangara 10 West Point G 11.08 5 23 Livie Gravistin 10 York House 11.09 4 24 Hailey Xi 10 Stratford Ha 11.12 5 25 Hannah Lee 10 York House 11.22 6 26 Isla Vanry 10 York House 11.24 7 27 Joy Lin 10 Crofton Hous 11.24 1 28 Sherilyn Yung 10 York House 11.32 6 29 Isabella Sanidas 11 West Point G 11.52 9 30 Eliza Qiu 10 Collingwood School 11.54 2 31 Madeleine Babic 10 Stratford Ha 11.54 2 32 Olivia Phillips 10 York House 11.56 8 32 Seraya Jaswal 10 Stratford Ha 11.56 3 34 Bernice Wong 10 York House 11.57 7 35 Olivia Alvarez 10 Southpointe Academy 11.63 6 36 Lucy Finlayson 10 West Point G 11.70 9 37 Aiyana Sethi 10 Southpointe Academy 11.75 6 38 Rachel Wei 10 Crofton Hous 11.76 3 39 Katie Stock 10 Collingwood School 11.77 1 40 Olympia Acuna 10 York House 11.77 1 41 Nicole Yin 10 Collingwood School 11.79 9 42 Cheryl Chen 10 Collingwood School 11.81 3 43 Emily Wright 10 Collingwood School 11.91 8 44 Amryn Takhar 10 Crofton Hous 11.93 6 45 Rebecca Godley 10 Collingwood School 11.96 4 46 Hallie Young 10 Stratford Ha 12.06 2 47 Doris Yuan 9 St. John's School 12.08 9 48 Farrah Thompson 10 Collingwood School 12.13 4 49 Sophia Manyal 10 York House 12.14 4 49 Kendra Lee 10 Crofton Hous 12.14 7 51 Ryka Farshchian 10 York House 12.18 7 52 Aleks Mayne 10 Stratford Ha 12.18 7 Ocean Athletics Track & Field Club Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 6:40 PM 5/04/17 Page 2 2017 Vancouver Elementary School Champhionshi - 4/21/17 to 4/28/17 UBC Results ....Girls 10 Year Olds 60 Meter Dash grade 4 53 Emily Lew 10 York House 12.22 1 54 Maya Delen 10 West Point G 12.22 2 55 Madison Chow 10 Crofton Hous 12.23 7 56 Aria Law 10 York House 12.39 8 57 Mahdiya Rashid 10 Southpointe Academy 12.53 5 58 Shannon Gadalla 10 West Point G 12.63 4 59 Madeline Naylor 10 Stratford Ha 12.87 7 60 Natasha Wilson 10 York House 13.38 6 61 Merhan Mansour 10 Collingwood School 13.97 8 Girls 10 Year Olds 100 Meter Dash grade 4 ============================================================================================= Name Age Team Seed Finals H# Points Alternate ============================================================================================= 1 Ava Cardey 10 Crofton Hous 15.79 1 10 2 Sofia Vara-Vitug 10 York House 17.19 2 8 3 Daisy De Hart 10 Crofton Hous 17.24 2 6 4 Addison Wright 10 Collingwood School 17.33 6 5 5 Jenna Jaffer 10 Crofton Hous 17.48 2 4 6 Gabrielle Hasson 10 West Point G 17.65 3 3 7 Olive MacDonald 10 Crofton Hous 17.71 4 2 8 Priya Kapoor 10 Crofton Hous 17.71 5 1 9 Jemma Young 10 Crofton Hous 17.71 1 10 Raniya Reebye 10 Ubc Track & 17.78 7 11 Livie Gravistin 10 York House 17.80 4 12 Sophie Wesik 10 Crofton Hous 17.81 6 13 Rayna Dhaliwal 10 Crofton Hous 17.85 1 14 Catherine Wood 10 West Point G 18.24 2 15 Sherilyn Yung 10 York House 18.25 1 16 Olivia Phillips 10 York House 18.26 5 17 Isla Vanry 10 York House 18.40 6 18 Issie Vandenbert 10 Crofton Hous 18.47 5 19 Natalie Longo 10 Southpointe Academy 18.60 7 20 Hannah Lew 10 York House 18.61 5 21 Eliza Qiu 10 Collingwood School 18.93 1 22 Bernice Wong 10 York House 18.98 3 23 Joy Lin 10 Crofton Hous 18.99 6 24 Emily Wright 10 Collingwood School 19.08 6 25 Julia Lecky 10 York House 19.09 3 26 Emily Sookrian 10 Crofton Hous 19.16 4 27 Avery Austin 10 West Point G 19.37 3 28 Amryn Takhar 10 Crofton Hous 19.63 3 29 Cheryl Chen 10 Collingwood School 19.70 5 30 Katie Stock 10 Collingwood School 19.72 5 31 Lucy Finlayson 10 West Point G 19.73 6 32 Ryka Farshchian 10 York House 19.78 3 33 Kendra Lee 10 Crofton Hous 19.89 2 33 Caitlyn Fowler 10 Southpointe Academy 19.89 6 35 Kristen lee 10 Crofton Hous 20.18 3 36 Sophia Manyal 10 York House 20.24 2 37 Mahdiya Rashid 10 Southpointe Academy 20.38 7 38 Emily Lew 10 York House 20.45 7 39 Farrah Thompson 10 Collingwood School 20.51 1 40 Maya Delen 10 West Point G 20.69 3 41 Rachel Wei 10 Crofton Hous 20.77 1 Ocean Athletics Track & Field Club Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 6:40 PM 5/04/17 Page 3 2017 Vancouver Elementary School Champhionshi - 4/21/17 to 4/28/17 UBC Results ....Girls 10 Year Olds 100 Meter Dash grade 4 42 Merhan Mansour 10 Collingwood School 24.50 2 Girls 10 Year Olds 600 Meter Run grade 4 ============================================================================================= Name Age Team Seed Finals H# Points Alternate ============================================================================================= 1 Ruby Forsyth 10 York House 2:05.59 1 10 2 Amy Flynn 10 West Point G 2:09.80 2 8 3 Merina Lau 10 Southpointe Academy 2:11.02 2 6 4 Chloe van Schalkwyk 10 Crofton Hous 2:12.96 1 5 5 Hailey Xi 10 Stratford Ha 2:18.13 1 4 6 Olivia Watson 10 Crofton Hous 2:18.57 2 3 7 Jenna Jaffer 10 Crofton Hous 2:20.08 2 2 8 Daisy De Hart 10 Crofton Hous 2:21.10 2 1 9 Addison Wright 10 Collingwood School 2:22.06 2 10 Jemma Young 10 Crofton Hous 2:22.95 1 11 Priya Kapoor 10 Crofton Hous 2:23.90 1 12 Julia Borodow 10 Crofton Hous 2:25.23 2 13 Emily Sookrian 10 Crofton Hous 2:27.27 1 14 Julia Lecky 10 York House 2:29.15 1 15 Hannah Lee 10 York House 2:30.16 1 16 Avery Austin 10 West Point G 2:30.74 2 17 Amryn Takhar 10 Crofton Hous 2:31.76 1 18 Nicole Webb 10 York House 2:33.87 2 19 Natalie Longo 10 Southpointe Academy 2:35.03 2 20 Isla Vanry 10 York House 2:37.10 1 21 Madison Chow 10 Crofton Hous 2:37.16 2 22 Maria Peng 10 St. John's School 2:41.12 1 23 Nicole Yin 10 Collingwood School 2:44.04 2 24 Olivia Chow 10 York House 2:47.22 1 25 Emily Lew 10 York House 2:47.88 2 26 Seraya Jaswal 10 Stratford Ha 2:50.86 2 27 Farrah Thompson 10 Collingwood School 2:52.12 2 Girls 10 Year Olds 1000 Meter Run grade 4 ========================================================================================== Name Age Team Seed Finals Points Alternate ========================================================================================== 1 Ruby Forsyth 10 York House 3:44.77 1 2 Ava Cardey 10 Crofton Hous 3:50.43 2 3 Merina Lau 10 Southpointe Academy 3:59.83 3 4 Lucy Finlayson 10 West Point G 4:02.57 4 5 Chloe van Schalkwyk 10 Crofton Hous 4:08.31 5 6 Olive MacDonald 10 Crofton Hous 4:16.24 6 7 Livie Gravistin 10 York House 4:17.08 8 8 Elose Williams-Walshe 10 Crofton Hous 4:17.17 9 Olivia Alvarez 10 Southpointe Academy 4:38.19 10 Girls 10 Year Olds 4x100 Meter Relay grade 4 ============================================================================================= Team Seed Finals H# Points Alternate ============================================================================================= 1 Crofton House School 'A' 1:04.23 2 10 2 Crofton House School 'B' 1:08.39 1 8 3 York House 'A' 1:10.28 2 6 Ocean Athletics Track & Field Club Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 6:40 PM 5/04/17 Page 4 2017 Vancouver Elementary School Champhionshi - 4/21/17 to 4/28/17 UBC Results ....Girls 10 Year Olds 4x100 Meter Relay grade 4 4 West Point Grey Academy 'A' 1:12.27 2 5 5 Crofton House School 'C' 1:12.43 2 4 6 West Point Grey Academy 'C' 1:12.60 1 3 7 West Point Grey Academy 'B' 1:13.79 2 2 8 Southpointe Academy 'A' 1:14.40 2 1 9 York House 'B' 1:14.68 1 10 Crofton House School 'D' 1:15.44 1 11 York House 'C' 1:16.15 1 12 St.
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