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2015 Contributing Schools Athletics – Field Event Results 2015 Contributing Schools Athletics – Field Event Results Long Jump – 10 and 11 Year Old Boys 1st Josh Brunger St Johns Hill 2nd Zachariah Materga St Annes 3rd Tuari Rewiti Churton Long Jump – 10 and 11 Year Old Girls 1st Maggie Jones St Johns Hill 2nd Paige Cromarty Westmere 3rd Mia Maraku Tawhero Long Jump – 8 and 9 Year Old Boys 1st Nehemia Su’a St Johns Hill 2nd Ethan Gilmore St Georges 3rd Brooke Mosston Long Jump – 8 and 9 Year Old Girls 1st Tina Musa St Johns Hill 2nd Keria J Mete-Renata St Marcellin 3rd Star Peterson Churton High Jump– 10 and 11 Year Old Boys 1st Ryan Palazzo Mosston 2nd Jonty Tripe St Johns Hill 3rd Tadhg O’Conner St Annes High Jump – 10 and 11 Year Old Girls 1st Ruby Musson St Johns Hill 2nd Keish Maniapoto Mosston 3rd Lindsey Jeans Carlton High Jump – 8 and 9 Year Old Boys 1st Alistair Cameron Westmere 2nd Chase Morpeth St Johns Hill 3rd Jacob King St Annes High Jump – 8 and 9 Year Old Girls 1st Georgia Abraham Durie Hill 2nd Tana Musa St Johns Hill 3rd -No Third- Quoits – 10 and 11 Year Old Boys 1st Malachi Lee St Georges 2nd Jayden Davey Churton 3rd Amardin Firaza St Marcellin Quoits – 10 and 11 Year Old Girls 1st Bianca Ross Carlton 2nd Bonneville Tipene Whanganui East 3rd Messina Su’a St Johns Hill Quoits – 8 and 9 Year Old Boys 1st Liam Head St Annes 2nd Hitiri Spittal St Marcellin 3rd Iroam Tawhai Aranui Quoits – 8 and 9 Year Old Girls 1st Chardonnay Ross- Elvin Mosston 2nd Pania Pari St Annes 3rd Paihere Muraahi-Cribb Keith Street Vortex – 10 and 11 Year Old Boys 1st Blake Hoskin St Johns Hill 2nd Daniel Burguss St Georges 3rd Daniel Austin West mere Vortex – 10 and 11 Year Old Girls 1st Jemma Tan St Johns Hill 2nd Raiha Mihaka Churton 3rd Paerakau Katu Kereopa Whanganui East Vortex – 8 and 9 Year Old Boys 1st Kaia Berridge Durie Hill 2nd James Hardy St Johns Hill 3rd Oliver Hutchins St Annes Vortex – 8 and 9 Year Old Girls 1st Jireh Harrison Castlecliff 2nd Bridget Trott St Johns Hill 3rd Katie Caskey St Marys 2015 Contributing Schools Athletics – Track Results 300 Metres – 11 year Old Boys 1st Morgan Murray Westmere 2nd Jonty Tripe St Johns Hill 3rd Josh Brunger St Johns Hill 300 Metres – 11 year Old Girls 1st Maggie Jones St Johns Hill 2nd Paige Cromarty Westmere 3rd Phoebe Bell St Johns Hill 300 Metres – 10 year Old Boys 1st Keane Metekingi Wanganui East 2nd Ratunyi Latus Gonville 3rd Tuari Rewiti Churton 300 Metres – 10 year Old Girls 1st Lindsay Jeans Carlton 2nd Bonneville Tipene Wanganui East 3rd Josephine Perkins St Johns Hill 300 Metres – 9 year Old Boys 1st Chase Morpeth St Johns Hill 2nd Brooke Winterburn Mosston 3rd Theo Tripe St Johns Hill 300 Metres – 9 year Old Girls 1st Paige Stead St Johns Hill 2nd Teresa Rennie Castlecliff 3rd Tamaliyah Bogileka Gonville 300 Metres – 8 year Old Boys 1st Nehemia Su’a St Johns Hill 2nd Thomas Fitzgerald St Johns Hill 3rd Conner Rees Westmere 300 Metres – 8 year Old Girls 1st Novamarie Plumridge Durie Hill 2nd Lauren King St Annes 3rd Morgan Taituma-Hamilton St Johns Hill 80 Metres – 11 year Old Boys 1st Josh Brunger St Johns Hill 2nd Morgan Murray Westmere 3rd Jonty Tripe St Johns Hill 80 Metres – 11 year Old Girls 1st Maggie Jones St Johns Hill 2nd Keisha Maniapoto Mosston 3rd Jemma Tan St Johns Hill 80 Metres – 10 year Old Boys 1st Tuari Rewiti Churton 2nd Akina Koro Wanganui East 3rd Ratunui Latus Gonville 80 Metres – 10 year Old Girls 1st Lindys Jeans Carlton 2nd Bonneville Tipene Wanganui East 3rd Jessica Harding St Johns Hill 80 Metres – 9 year Old Boys 1st Chase Morpeth St Johns Hill 2nd Kaia Berridge Durie Hill 3rd Ethan Simons Churton 80 Metres – 9 year Old Girls 1st Tamaliyah Bogileka Gonville 2nd Paige Stead St Johns Hill 3rd Riley Edwards-Green Keith Street 80 Metres – 8 year Old Boys 1st Nehemiah Su’a St Johns 2nd Horaysheo Lahina Churton 3rd Tyler Koorey Mosston 80 Metres – 8 year Old Girls 1st Trista Ormsby St Johns Hill 2nd Sophie Frericks St Annes 3rd Macee Huwyler Durie Hill Relays – 10 and 11 Year Old Boys 1st St Johns Hill 2nd Westmere 3rd Castlecliff Relays – 10 and 11 Year Old Girls 1st St Johns Hill 2nd Castlecliff 3rd Tawhero Relays – 8 and 9 Year Old Boys 1st St Johns Hill 2nd St Annes 3rd Westmere Relays – 8 and 9 Year Old Girls 1st St Johns Hill 2nd Castlecliff 3rd Durie Hill .
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