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2007 Tasmanian Secondary All Schools Cross Country Results 2007 Tasmanian Secondary All Schools Cross Country Results Event 1 - U/20 Men – 8km 16 Alastair Mitchelson Prospect High School 23:51 1 Peter Kleywegt Calvin Christian School 29:56 17 Drew Redpath Wynyard High School 23:52 2 Brady Butcher St Brendan-Shaw College 30:07 18 Jarrod Lawler Kingston High School 24:01 3 David Fletcher Scotch Oakburn 31:11 19 Matthew Killalea Hutchins 24:08 4 Daniel Coleman Guilford Young College 31:36 20 Duncan Watson Marist College 24:13 5 Majak Miar St Paricks College 32:24 21 Sean Daley St Virgils 24:19 6 Danny Hoyle St Brendan-Shaw College 32:42 22 Matthew Smith St Virgils 24:19 7 Chris Arvier Marist College 32:42 23 Mark Crosswell St Virgils 24:20 8 Cameron McDougal Hutchins 33:26 24 Galen Correy Friends School 24:22 9 Brad Lynd St Brendan-Shaw College 33:33 25 Seb Gore Friends School 24:28 10 James Lovell Marist College 33:47 26 Zack Jordan Prospect High School 24:43 11 Nicholas MacNair Marist College 33:58 27 Yonah Duniam St Brendan-Shaw College 24:46 12 Daniel Causon Hutchins 34:07 28 Mitchell Thors Geilston Bay 24:47 13 Andrew Poynter Scotch Oakburn 34:09 29 Frederick Gott Devonport High School 24:50 14 Ed Lawler Friends School 34:10 30 Stuart Bauld St Paricks College 24:54 15 Neil Mackay Friends School 34:22 31 Taylor Whitford Launceston Church Grammar 24:57 16 Tom Mellick Hutchins 34:33 32 Drew Lawrence Launceston Church Grammar 24:58 17 Jeremy Smith Scotch Oakburn 34:58 33 Clinton Ellis St Brendan-Shaw College 24:58 34 Daniel Archer St Virgils 24:58 18 Rob Whitmore Launceston Church Grammar 35:05 19 Chris Jones Scotch Oakburn 35:17 35 Brad Fox Prospect High School 24:59 36 Damien Richardson Sacred Heart College 25:04 20 Rees Brown Launceston Church Grammar 35:36 21 Matthew Besley Hutchins 35:45 37 Tom Byard Scotch Oakburn 25:08 22 Alex Fotheringham Scotch Oakburn 36:31 38 Nick Lee Kingston High School 25:18 23 Luke Niekamp St Paricks College 37:35 39 Simon Waters St Virgils 25:18 24 Jordan Wright Marist College 38:32 40 Damien Bagoski Dominic College 25:23 41 Ryan Whittaker Kingston High School 25:35 25 Josh Duncan Launceston Church Grammar 39:32 26 Greg Duffy St Paricks College 39:55 42 Jack Terry Friends School 25:46 27 Shane Kent Claremont College 41:46 43 Joshua Cameron Deloraine High 25:49 28 Leigh Cuthbertson St Paricks College 46:31 44 Joe Groenewegen St Paricks College 26:06 45 Simon Baker Exeter High School 26:11 46 Caspian Kelly Scotch Oakburn 26:14 Event 2 – U/20 Women – 6km 47 Hugh McLennan Mackillop College 26:15 1 Libby Clarke Scotch Oakburn 22:31 48 Chris Hill Launceston Church Grammar 26:29 2 Isabella Thomson Friends School 26:03 49 Jaeric Nseyimana Sacred Heart College 26:33 3 Megan Dunn St Paricks College 27:24 50 Thomas Malone Newtown High School 26:34 4 Bronwyn Hawkins Don College 29:59 51 Alexis Olisoff Exeter High School 26:38 5 Brooke Howells St Brendan-Shaw College 30:27 52 Nick Croft Scotch Oakburn 26:47 6 Lucy Wallace Launceston Church Grammar 30:55 53 Marcus Bowerman Kingston High School 26:49 7 Annabel Wallace Launceston Church Grammar 31:53 54 Alex Brown Scotch Oakburn 26:50 8 Rebecca Barlow Scotch Oakburn 32:49 55 Aaron Hargraves Scotch Oakburn 26:50 9 Caitlin Pearson Marist College 33:08 56 Kyle Jones Dominic College 26:51 10 Carrie Waterston Launceston Church Grammar 33:16 57 Luke Saunders Marist College 26:59 11 Laura Bennett St Paricks College 33:48 58 Brody Clear Marist College 27:00 12 Anna Norris Launceston Church Grammar 35:05 59 Roly Lambeth Launceston Church Grammar 27:08 13 Cherie Ellis Scotch Oakburn 36:13 60 Brayden Webb St Virgils 27:09 14 Carinna Walton Scotch Oakburn 36:14 61 Shaun Collis St Virgils 27:11 15 Rebecca Monks Claremont College NT 62 Christion Gangell St Virgils 27:12 63 Edward Luttrell St Paricks College 27:12 Event 3 – U/17 Men – 6km 64 Luke Guy St Paricks College 27:14 1 Luke Geelan Scotch Oakburn 21:16 65 Damon Britton St Virgils 27:21 2 Patrick Smith Home Education 21:49 66 Daniel Wood Claremont High School 27:30 3 Oscar Phillips Launceston Church Grammar 21:55 67 Keegan Anthony Riverside High School 27:34 4 Nick Sproal Launceston Church Grammar 22:19 68 Joe Hoyle St Brendan-Shaw College 27:34 5 Doug Hamerlok Burnie High School 22:25 69 Jake Oliver Scotch Oakburn 28:26 6 Noah Nischler Newtown High School 23:03 70 Sam wilson Lilydale District School 28:39 7 Lennon White St Virgils 23:07 71 Corey Denicz St Paricks College 28:53 8 Marcus Davies Hutchins 23:16 72 Brad McKenzie Dominic College 29:05 9 Jake Pearce Launceston Church Grammar 23:22 73 Alex Johnstone Marist College 29:06 10 Isacc Doust Exeter High School 23:22 74 Alex Taulie Exeter High School 29:24 11 Tom Zerna St Brendan-Shaw College 23:28 75 Joe Willey Exeter High School 29:25 12 Thomas De Hoog Calvin Christian School 23:28 76 Jamie Pope Hutchins 29:34 13 Alex Hunt Calvin Christian School 23:40 77 Ben Bowerman Kingston High School 29:34 14 Tom Swinoga Scotch Oakburn 23:47 78 Jeramy Adams Ulverstone High 29:50 15 Jayden Charlton Guilford Young College 23:48 79 Sam Walker Ulverstone High 29:56 2007 Tasmanian Secondary All Schools Cross Country Results 80 Sam Good Burnie High School 30:56 47 Tenille Eisenkoeck Ogilvie High School 14:31 81 Brad Curtis Burnie High School 30:57 48 Georgia Baker Scotch Oakburn 14:32 82 Kurt Byard St Brendan-Shaw College 30:57 49 Emily Gleeson Wynyard High School 14:38 83 Zac Thompson Latrobe High 31:31 50 Chloe Continenza Mackillop College 14:39 84 Tim Randell Sacred Heart College 33:35 51 Rebecca Tatnell Oatlands 14:40 85 Matthew Walker St Paricks College 36:15 52 Tamika Bone Oatlands 14:47 86 Daniel Phillips Sacred Heart College 36:19 53 Marni Maxwell Wynyard High School 14:47 87 Conrad Mitchell Sacred Heart College 36:25 54 Ione Patten St Michaels Collegiate 14:54 88 Robert Vince Hilliard Christian School 36:43 55 Anna Crews Scotch Oakburn 14:55 89 Tom Davis Burnie High School 38:57 56 Kelly Humphries Marist College 14:57 90 Locky Eade Burnie High School 38:58 57 Dasy Jenkins St Paricks College 14:57 91 Daniel Pauskell Latrobe High 38:59 58 Maddison Stewart St Paricks College 14:59 92 Daniel Iles Latrobe High 39:00 59 Caitlyn Webb Calvin Christian School 15:06 93 Michael Kent Latrobe High 39:02 60 Emily Nellis Ogilvie High School 15:06 94 Adam Niekamp Latrobe High 39:09 61 Lucy Frame Friends School 15:07 62 Isobelle Mortl Friends School 15:13 Event 4 – U/14 Women – 3km 63 Ebony Jensen Lilydale District School 15:16 1 Natalea Smith St Paricks College 11:34 64 Madeleine Walker Sacred Heart College 15:20 2 Sarah Browning Ogilvie High School 11:55 65 Estelle Margetts Marist College 15:22 3 Mirander Allender St Michaels Collegiate 12:16 66 Rhiannon Sayer Burnie High School 15:23 67 Mikaela Clarke St Paricks College 15:30 4 Katherine Whitmore Launceston Church Grammar 12:16 5 Rebecca Nothrop Riverside High School 12:18 68 Mollie Powell St Brendan-Shaw College 15:32 6 Ataiti Faulkner Mackillop College 12:34 69 Lauren Richey Ulverstone High 15:34 7 Amy Rolls Parklands High 12:41 70 Maddie Downie Mackillop College 15:37 8 Lily Horniblow Marist College 12:42 71 Sophie Chesterman Friends School 15:39 9 Bronte Warner Friends School 13:03 72 Katherine Davis Friends School 15:40 10 Meredith Bird Riverside High School 13:06 73 Suzie Lovell Rosetta High School 15:43 11 Sarah Alexander Ogilvie High School 13:14 74 Jemma Allen Wynyard High School 16:04 75 Anna Wade Friends School 16:05 12 Lauren Eadie Launceston Church Grammar 13:15 13 Caitlin Alcock St Michaels Collegiate 13:15 76 Eadie Elmer St Paricks College 16:06 77 Abbie Weidinger Ogilvie High School 16:13 14 Alice Bassett Launceston Church Grammar 13:25 15 Briar Blount Scotch Oakburn 13:27 78 Jemma Retallice Exeter High School 16:15 16 Chloe Gillett Marist College 13:27 79 Nyamal Puoch Riek Kingston Primary School 16:16 17 Laura Hodge Riverside High School 13:28 80 Emily Blakeman Leighlands Christian 16:19 18 Ally Clarke Scotch Oakburn 13:29 81 Gabrielle Phillips Exeter High School 16:22 19 Olivia Chung Ogilvie High School 13:29 82 Stephanie Carver Dominic College 16:40 83 Allie Kendall Mackillop College 16:41 20 Zoe Bolch Launceston Church Grammar 13:39 84 Gabby Britton Mackillop College 16:43 21 Eliza Triffitt Launceston Church Grammar 13:42 22 Madeline Dobson St Michaels Collegiate 13:43 85 Madeline Direen Sacred Heart College 16:59 23 Claudia Conley Mackillop College 13:47 86 Alydia Morgan Mackillop College 17:00 24 Chloe Ranicar Scotch Oakburn 13:48 87 Ella Edwards Ogilvie High School 17:02 25 Chelsea Cochrane Scotch Oakburn 13:49 88 Monique Snepvangers St Brendan-Shaw College 17:22 26 Courtney Pearson Riverside High School 13:52 89 Georga Cuthbert Mackillop College 17:27 27 Hayley Cook Riverside High School 13:53 90 Hannah Wright Mackillop College 17:29 28 Madeline Gillbee Mackillop College 13:55 91 Emily Graham Rosetta High School 17:48 92 Callie Roebuck Exeter High School 17:51 29 Amelia Cameron Launceston Church Grammar 14:01 30 Natasha Ross Dominic College 14:08 93 Gemma Dwyer Sacred Heart College 18:23 31 Cherlyse Yates Ulverstone High 14:08 94 Skye Hildyard Clarence High 18:33 32 Laura Berry Ogilvie High School 14:09 95 Tiahna Tomic Sacred Heart College 18:33 33 Zara Bussey Deloraine High 14:09 96 Jenkins Aleesha Clarence High 18:34 34 Callie Harris Brooks High 14:13 97 Jessica Edmundson Dominic College 18:47 35 Monique Smythe Exeter High School 14:22 98 Lucy Mathers Hilliard Christian School 18:48 36 Emma Humphries Marist College 14:23 99 April Murrell Community Christian 18:49 37 Carolyn Scott Riverside High School 14:23 100 Shawnte Johnston Exeter High School 19:10 38 Samara
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