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AWJC Kids Cross Country - Trentham Memorial Park - 9 May 2021 Event Placing First Name Last Name School name Club 1km - Year 3 GIRLS 1 Emily Williams Boulcott School Lower Hutt Athletics Club 2 Faith Hilton Pinehaven Trentham Harriers 3 Poppy Ryan Berhampore School 4 Vivienne Johnston Berhampore School 5 Danni-Lee Stewart Plateau Trentham Harriers 6 Aria Chatley Plateau School ? Elyse Tye Boulcott School LHAAC 1km - Year 3 BOYS 1 Zac Grant St Peter and Paul’s School Lower Hutt 2 Henry Rhoades Silverstream school 3 Jason Lam St Brigid's School Johnsonville 4 Nico Beddis St Brendans 1km - Year 4 GIRLS 1 Ellie Freeman Upper Hutt School Upper Hutt athletic club 2 Charlotte Boyd Chilton St James 3 Isabella Frew Adventure School Mana Amateur Athletics Club 4 Scarlett Lister Oxford Crescent School Trentham United 5 Lottie Barton Seatoun School 6 Aasha Pushparaj Khandallah Onslow 1km - Year 4 BOYS 1 Travis Welsh Oxford Crescent School Trentham United Harriers 2 Joel Ellis Tawhai school 3 Oliver Mailangi St Joseph's School Upper Hutt Upper Hutt Athletic Club 4 Charlie Mensen Kahutara School 5 Rainy Manoharan-Matangi Russell School 6 EJ Iona Lake View School Masterton 1.5km - Year 5 GIRLS 1 Anna Green Waterloo School Hutt Valley Harrier and Amateur Athletics 2 Harriett Young Korokoro 3 Anna Henry Boulcott School 4 Kristin Scott Pinehaven school 5 Amelia Burkhart Newlands Primary School 6 Olive Hall St Peter and Paul’s School Hutt Valley Harriers 7 Kate Quinn Silverstream School 8 Kelsey Tye Boulcott School 9 Cleo Emery Silverstream School 10 Leah Hilton Pinehaven Trentham Harriers 11 Lily Jordan St Brendans 1.5km - Year 5 BOYS 1 Ovin Angammana Churton Park School Olympic Harriers 2 Max Wade Ngaio School Olympic Harriers 3 Luca Anderton Normandale 4 Gokul Sadguna Normandale Lower Hutt 5 Kingsley McGuigan Seatoun School 1.5km - Year 6 GIRLS 1 Connie Reed Sts Peter & Paul Hutt Valley Harriers 2 Elodie Dent Muritai School 3 Leah Quinn Silverstream 4 Anaé Mundell Papakowhai 5 Lily Brien Muritai 6 Anjali Pushparaj Khandallah Onslow 7 Penny Houlihan Ss Peter and Paul Primary Wainuiomata Harriers 8 Annabel Burton samuel marsden 9 Brianna Fendall Newlands School Onslow Athletic Club 10 Greer Hogg Marsden 1.5km - Year 6 BOYS 1 Jacob Williams Boulcott School Lower Hutt Athletics Club 2 Jacob Rice Mangaroa Trentham harriers 3 Nathanael Milstead Makara Model School 4 Samuel Li st peter and paul Armature Athletics club 5 Alex Lister Oxford Crescent School Trentham United 6 Cohen Bingham Dyer Street 7 Otis Moss Tawhai school 8 Sasha Handley-Craig Khandallah 9 Alex Turner Korokoro 10 Tom Ellis Tawhai 2km - Year 7 GIRLS 1 Charlotte Baldwin-Jankiewicz Raroa Olympics 2 Zoe Hilton Fergusson Intermediate Trentham Harriers 3 Violet Fisher Solway College 4 Isabel Lewis Chilton St James Lower Hutt 5 Renee Mensen Solway College 6 Rose McGuigan Seatoun School 7 Chelsea Bennett St Josephs Catholic Primary School Upper HuttTrentham United 2km - Year 7 BOYS 1 Xcylaus Johnson Brandon Intermediate Olympics and Titahi Bay 2 Joseph Du Toit Homeschool Trentham United Harriers 3 Rhys Elliott Raroa Normal Intermediate 4 William Caldwell Adventure School 5 Hugo Boyd Scots College 6 Conor Sharkey St Brendan's School Upper Hutt 2km - Year 8 GIRLS 1 Katie Jordan St Brendan's Upper Hutt Trentham United 2 Juliet Moorhead Raroa Intermediate Olympic Harriers 3 Savannah Allen Trentham harriers 4 Edith Janssen Muritai School 2km - Year 8 BOYS 1 Caleb Rice HIBS Trentham harriers 2 Caleb Anderton Hutt International Boys School Titahi Bay 3 Bernard Stallard Tawa Intermediate Olympic Harriers.

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