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Break-Away 2009-STATE-MEET Scratch Scratch Time Driven Event Break-Away 2009-STATE-MEET Scratch Scratch 131 Time Driven Event Event=> DATE==> MAY 14,15,16 # Entered=> 21.000 Date: 06/04/09 Name Number Team Time 1 Time 2 Place Points GALE, PAYTON 689 SCAPPOOSE 3.48 3.66 1 20 OTTEN, CHELSEA 657 HILLSBORO 9.24 6.72 2 18 GILBERT, COLTON 856 PAISLEY/NORTHLAKE 21.15 27.49 3 16 KREGER, SAM 1757 OREGON CITY nt 3.46 4 14 SMITH, JUSTIN 213 SALEM ACADEMY 4.67 nt 5 12 WILLIAMS, JARED 715 ST. HELENS nt 5.98 6 11 SCHNEIDER, CHELSEA 1156 WILLAMETTE 6.28 nt 7 10 EMMERT, RYAN 222 CASCADE nt 6.47 8 9 PETERSEN, ASHLIE 26 BONANZA nt 6.51 9 8 LESSARD, JACY 693 SCAPPOOSE 6.99 nt 10 7 BULLER, HARRISON 2025 MADRAS 13.27 nt 11 6 NORDMAN, SHELBY 951 REDMOND nt 14.48 12 5 BROWN, CODY 333 LEBANON nt nt 1,000 1 BEAVER, HALEY 279 JUNCTION CITY nt nt 1,000 1 HULL, KENNETH 349 LEBANON nt nt 1,000 1 GOLSON, JESSI 1586 PERRYDALE nt nt 1,000 1 RENNIE, BROOKE 1598 SHERWOOD nt nt 1,000 1 CUBBAGE, ASHLEY 1548 CANBY nt nt 1,000 1 PETERSON, SAM 473 ESTACADA nt nt 1,000 1 BATES, ALEX 45 EAGLE POINT nt nt 1,000 1 NEWTON, ROSIE 1763 OREGON CITY nt nt 1,000 1 Page 2 of 76 Steer Daubing 2009-STATE-MEET Scratch Scratch 161 Time Driven Event NT Event=> DATE==> MAY 14,15,16,17,2009 # Entered=> 31.000 Date: 06/04/09 Name Number Team Time One Time Two Total Time Place Points HULL, KENNETH 349 LEBANON 1.47 2.05 3.52 1 20 BRUGNOLI, ASHLEY 1804 COQUILLE 2.54 1.37 3.91 2 18 KLECK, COURTNEY 645 GLENCOE 2.54 1.66 4.20 3 16 STEINKE, COLTON 961 REDMOND 2.49 2.12 4.61 4 14 DANIEL, BECCA 1760 OREGON CITY 2.91 1.94 4.85 5 12 PATTERSON, KAYLEE 850 MADRAS 2.49 2.39 4.88 6 11 OTTEN, CHELSEA 657 HILLSBORO 2.84 2.25 5.09 7 10 MOBLEY, JALEESA 1070 ELMIRA 2.75 2.43 5.18 8 9 KANDARIS, MICHELE 7 ASHLAND 2.30 3.01 5.31 9 8 HURLBURT, SHELLEY 1040 CRESWELL 2.79 2.61 5.40 10 7 CUBBAGE, ASHLEY 1548 CANBY 3.57 2.37 5.94 11 6 NEWTON, ROSIE 1763 OREGON CITY 2.35 3.60 5.95 12 5 LOE, KATIE 254 SALEM ACADEMY 3.610 2.580 6.19 13 4 RENNIE, BROOKE 1598 SHERWOOD 3.35 2.86 6.21 14 3 RUSSELL, LLOYD 49 EAGLE POINT 3.06 3.37 6.43 15 2 GALE, PAYTON 689 SCAPPOOSE 3.62 3.68 7.30 16 1 HOLDEN, MEGAN 1771 OREGON CITY 5.45 2.91 8.36 17 1 COX, HANNAH 60 HENLEY 4.77 4.57 9.34 18 1 BOECK, JOSH 457 ESTACADA 5.24 4.59 9.83 19 1 ODLE, COREY 106 NORTH MEDFORD 10.71 1.79 12.50 20 1 WILLIAMS, JARED 715 ST. HELENS 11.33 1.66 12.99 21 1 WARLICK, KAYLA 663 HILLSBORO 2.50 11.51 14.01 22 1 BEAVER, HALEY 279 JUNCTION CITY 12.83 3.400 16.23 23 1 MORRIS, ASHLEY 1537 CANBY 12.32 5.37 17.69 24 1 FULKERSON, CODY 1123 PLEASANT HILL 4.80 14.81 19.61 25 1 NORDMAN, SHELBY 951 REDMOND 1.63 nt 1.63 26 1 DUTY, CHRIS 1799 MOLALLA 2.13 nt 2.13 27 1 CRUME, HALEY 74 HIDDEN VALLEY 2.36 nt 2.36 28 1 SMITH, JUSTIN 213 SALEM ACADEMY nt 2.94 2.94 29 1 SEARLS, STEPHANIE 452 ESTACADA 2.95 nt 2.95 30 1 DISHMAN, BRIANNA 439 ESTACADA NT nt - 1,000 1 Page 3 of 76 Figure 8 2009-STATE-MEET Scratch 184 Time Driven Event Event=> DATE==> MAY 14,15,16, # Entered=> 53 Date: 06/04/09 Name Number Team Time Penalty Score Place Points KOPECKY, TAYLOR 544 SANDY 10.41 10.41 1 20 NORDMAN, SHELBY 951 REDMOND 10.54 10.54 2 18 ENGSTROM, TAYLOR 687 SCAPPOOSE 10.55 10.55 3 16 MARKHAM, KARLEE 870 MOUNTAIN VIEW 10.73 10.73 4 14 SPAHN, JACLYN 633 FOREST GROVE 10.77 10.77 5 12 ANKENY, KRISTEN 269 JUNCTION CITY 10.86 10.86 6 11 WOODS, HAILEY 1401 PERRYDALE 10.88 10.88 7 10 MCVEA, SHAWNA 1014 CRESWELL 10.90 10.90 8 9 OAKES, DAWN MARIE 311 PHILOMATH 10.95 10.95 9 8 TINNEY, ERIN 662 HILLSBORO 10.96 10.96 10 7 GREENE, JILLIAN 441 ESTACADA 10.98 10.98 11 6 MCGETTIGAN, TERI 695 SCAPPOOSE 10.98 10.98 11 6 KELLING,KELLING BILLIE 37 CRATER 11.0011 00 11.0011 00 13 4 HAWLEY, MEGHAN 140 SOUTH MEDFORD 11.04 11.04 14 3 NASH, ASHLEY 1135 ELMIRA 11.16 11.16 15 2 THOMAS, COURTNEY 866 MOUNTAIN VIEW 11.18 11.18 16 1 COPHER, ALYSSA 541 SANDY 11.23 11.23 17 1 DEVLAEMINCK, JORDAN 32 CRATER 11.25 11.25 18 1 LLOYD, TONY 267 JUNCTION CITY 11.26 11.26 19 1 MILLER, DONIELLE 249 JEFFERSON 11.31 11.31 20 1 JASA, KRISTIN 992 MADRAS 11.32 11.32 21 1 HALLEMAN, KRISTI 1170 SPRINGFIELD 11.33 11.33 22 1 BOND, KARLY 1049 COTTAGE GROVE 11.34 11.34 23 1 BURNETTE, AUSTIN 1068 ELMIRA 11.36 11.36 24 1 CAREY, EMMA 1150 THURSTON 11.39 11.39 25 1 CARPENTER, SAMMEE 73 HIDDEN VALLEY 11.41 11.41 26 1 EDMISTON, DEJA 381 WEST ALBANY 11.42 11.42 27 1 SCOTT, RAIVENNE 659 HILLSBORO 11.46 11.46 28 1 CALHOUN, JESSECA 1774 OREGON CITY 11.46 11.46 28 1 NELSON, DENISE 307 PHILOMATH 11.48 11.48 30 1 HENDERSON, MOLLIE 1149 THURSTON 11.54 11.54 31 1 Page 4 of 76 Figure 8 2009-STATE-MEET Scratch 184 Time Driven Event Event=> DATE==> MAY 14,15,16, # Entered=> 53 Date: 06/04/09 Name Number Team Time Penalty Score Place Points RAE, MARIAH 399 NEWPORT 11.56 11.56 32 1 BRIDGES, KELSEY 1479 DALLAS 11.56 11.56 32 1 CRUME, HALEY 74 HIDDEN VALLEY 11.65 11.65 34 1 WYANT, MADISON 1493 DALLAS 11.65 11.65 34 1 KREGER, SAM 1757 OREGON CITY 11.66 11.66 36 1 MORRIS, ASHLEY 1537 CANBY 11.69 11.69 37 1 MOBLEY, JALEESA 1070 ELMIRA 11.70 11.70 38 1 RUSH, CASEY 1574 SILVERTON 11.78 11.78 39 1 LARKIN, AMANDA 251 JUNCTION CITY 11.86 11.86 40 1 STANEK, MEGAN 50 EAGLE POINT 11.92 11.92 41 1 NEWTON, ROSIE 1763 OREGON CITY 12.08 12.08 42 1 HOPPER, MEGEN 954 REDMOND 12.15 12.15 43 1 ANKENY, EMILY 252 JUNCTION CITY 12.16 12.16 44 1 PEMBERTON, ALY 448 ESTACADA 12.28 12.28 45 1 SKEELS, SHELBY 477 CLACKAMAS 12.49 12.49 46 1 OLESEN, SHELBY 1797 MOLALLA 12.71 12.71 47 1 BURNETTE, SPENCER 1064 ELMIRA 12.83 12.83 48 1 RYAN, LINDY 277 WEST SALEM 12.88 12.88 49 1 GUNDERSON, GABI 113 NORTH VALLEY 12.96 12.96 50 1 STEELE, JAMIE 661 HILLSBORO 16.62 16.62 51 1 VOKRAL, MORGAN 44 CRATER nt - #### 1 HALLAUER, TIANA 1546 CANBY nt - #### 1 Page 5 of 76 Barrels 2009-STATE-MEET st Place ==> 687 ENGSTROM, TAYL 192 Time Driven Event Second Place => 1804 BRUGNOLI, ASHLEY Event=> DATE==> MAY 14,15,16,17,20 # Entered=> 59 Date: 06/04/09 Scratch Name Number Team Time Penalty Score Place Points ENGSTROM, TAYLOR 687 SCAPPOOSE 14.96 14.96 1 20 BRUGNOLI, ASHLEY 1804 COQUILLE 15.14 15.14 2 18 NORDMAN, SHELBY 951 REDMOND 15.15 15.15 3 16 MCVEA, SHAWNA 1014 CRESWELL 15.150 15.15 3 16 NASH, ASHLEY 1135 ELMIRA 15.20 15.20 5 12 CARPENTER, SAMME 73 HIDDEN VALLEY 15.24 15.24 6 11 BATES, ALEX 45 EAGLE POINT 15.24 15.24 6 11 LESSARD, JACY 693 SCAPPOOSE 15.35 15.35 8 9 STEELE, JAMIE 661 HILLSBORO 15.43 15.43 9 8 HANSON, JALINA 1110 COQUILLE 15.43 15.43 9 8 MCGUIRE, SHAYLEE 696 SCAPPOOSE 15.50 15.50 11 6 BURNETTE, MAEGEN 1072 ELMIRA 15.55 15.55 12 5 CALHOUN, JESSECA 1774 OREGON CITY 15.57 15.57 13 4 WOODS, HAILEY 1401 PERRYDALE 15.58 15.58 14 3 EDMISTON, DEJA 381 WEST ALBANY 15.58 15.58 14 3 THOMAS, COURTNEY 866 MOUNTAIN VIEW 15.59 15.59 16 1 SCOTT, RAIVENNE 659 HILLSBORO 15.59 15.59 16 1 VOKRAL, MORGAN 44 CRATER 15.65 15.65 18 1 OLESEN, SHELBY 1797 MOLALLA 15.84 15.84 19 1 HENDRICKS, JUSTIN 903 REDMOND 15.86 15.86 20 1 KOPECKY, TAYLOR 544 SANDY 15.89 15.89 21 1 OAKES, DAWN MARI 311 PHILOMATH 15.90 15.90 22 1 HURLEY, BRENNA 1191 MARSHFIELD 15.920 15.92 23 1 WYANT, MADISON 1493 DALLAS 15.98 15.98 24 1 CRUME, HALEY 74 HIDDEN VALLEY 16.00 16.00 25 1 LLOYD, TONY 267 JUNCTION CITY 16.05 16.05 26 1 SEARLS, STEPHANIE 452 ESTACADA 16.08 16.08 27 1 SUMMERS, LAUREN 586 SAM BARLOW 16.11 16.11 28 1 DEVLAEMINCK, JOR 32 CRATER 16.13 16.13 29 1 BURNETTE, AUSTIN 1068 ELMIRA 16.14 16.14 30 1 JONES, ALISHEA 711 ST.
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