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Licensed To: Excel Athletika Track Club Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 10:55 PM 26/05/2016 Page 1 2016 Regina High School Athletic Assoc. Champ - 31/08/2015 to 01/09/2015 Canada Games Park, Regina Team Rankings - Through Event 92 Combined Team Scores Place Team Points 1 Riffel Catholic High School RIFF 487 2 Archbishop M.C. Oneill Catholi ONEI 479 3 Luther College High School LCHS 394 4 Campbell Collegiate CAMP 339 5 Miller Collegiate MILL 229 . 50 6 Martin Collegiate MART 217 . 50 7 LeBoldus Catholic High School LEBO 180 8 Sheldon-Williams Collegiate SWCT 179 9 FW Johnson FWJO 123 . 50 10 Winston Knoll KNOL 119 11 Regina Christian School RCHR 111 12 Balfour Collegiate BALF 80 13 Laval Lions LAVL 68 . 50 14 Thom Trojans THOM 62 15 Harvest City HARV 43 3,112 Total Female Team Scores Place Team Points 1 Archbishop M.C. Oneill Catholi ONEI 196 2 Campbell Collegiate CAMP 194 3 Luther College High School LCHS 180 4 Riffel Catholic High School RIFF 172 5 Martin Collegiate MART 118 . 50 6 Miller Collegiate MILL 118 7 Sheldon-Williams Collegiate SWCT 99 8 LeBoldus Catholic High School LEBO 76 9 Regina Christian School RCHR 72 10 Winston Knoll KNOL 64 11 FW Johnson FWJO 62 12 Laval Lions LAVL 47 13 Balfour Collegiate BALF 45 . 50 14 Harvest City HARV 40 15 Thom Trojans THOM 19 1,503 Total Male Team Scores Place Team Points 1 Riffel Catholic High School RIFF 315 2 Archbishop M.C. Oneill Catholi ONEI 283 3 Luther College High School LCHS 214 4 Campbell Collegiate CAMP 145 5 Miller Collegiate MILL 111 . 50 6 LeBoldus Catholic High School LEBO 104 7 Martin Collegiate MART 99 8 Sheldon-Williams Collegiate SWCT 80 Licensed To: Excel Athletika Track Club Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 10:55 PM 26/05/2016 Page 2 2016 Regina High School Athletic Assoc. Champ - 31/08/2015 to 01/09/2015 Canada Games Park, Regina Team Rankings - Through Event 92 Male Team Scores Place Team Points 9 FW Johnson FWJO 61 . 50 10 Winston Knoll KNOL 55 11 Thom Trojans THOM 43 12 Regina Christian School RCHR 39 13 Balfour Collegiate BALF 34 . 50 14 Laval Lions LAVL 21 . 50 15 Harvest City HARV 3 1,609 Total.

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