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Placing Time Name location Division Group Solo Placing Time Name location Division 1 04:21 Hamish Bond Cambridge M2034 1 37 04:26 Barry Pritchard Taupo M4554 2 04:22 Pete Smith Mount MaunganuiRibbonwood NZ M3544 1 38 04:26 Mathew Barr Christchurch Flying 38 M2034 3 04:23 Graeme Hill Cambridge Waikato Rowing ClubM1619 1 39 04:26 Cameron Senior Feilding M2034 4 04:23 Brian McGovern Tokoroa Pulp and Paper M4554 1 40 04:26 Peter Lucock Upper Hutt Onslow Tarbabies M3544 5 04:23 Craig Hoskin Gisborne M3544 2 41 04:26 Heath Lett Tauranga M2034 6 04:23 Kevin Burgess Napier M4554 2 42 04:26 Wiremu Kaihau Palmerston North PN Boys High M0115 7 04:23 Duncan Milne Taupo M2034 2 43 04:26 Joel Wilton Auckland M3544 8 04:23 Liam Kelly AUSTRALIA M3544 3 44 04:26 Dev Veeramachaneni Wellington PNP M2034 9 04:24 Luke Longney Auckland M2034 3 45 04:26 Don Humphrey Wanganui M4554 10 04:24 Antony Gardiner Hamilton East Hamilton City CycleM3544 Club 4 46 04:26 Marco Renalli Wellington M4554 11 04:24 Andrew Riddell Whangarei Auckland GrammarM1619 School 2 47 04:26 Matthew Bartley Auckland M2034 12 04:24 Julz Broadbent Paeroa M2034 4 48 04:26 Kevin O’Donnell Wellington PNP CC M3544 13 04:24 Dave Barnett Wellington M3544 5 49 04:26 Evan Smith Paeroa M3544 14 04:24 Wade Mangham Rotorua Cycling Rotorua M1619 3 50 04:26 Paul Morrison Eastbourne M3544 15 04:24 Tom Findlay Palmerston North M0115 1 51 04:26 Kieran Langley Taupiri M2034 16 04:24 Winston Briggs Feilding Marist cycling clubM2034 5 52 04:26 Peter Caudwell Pokeno M3544 17 04:24 Lee Poston Upper Hutt PNP CC M2034 6 53 04:26 Stephen Carton AUSTRALIA M4554 18 04:25 Gary Fahey Timaru M3544 6 54 04:26 Jeremy Inglis North Canterbury Hanmer Sprints MTB M2034 19 04:25 Bruce Boardman Auckland Counties ManukauM3544 7 55 04:27 Daryl Trim Levin M3544 20 04:25 Talalelei Taufale Napier Ramblers M3544 8 56 04:27 Jeff Neumann Christchurch M4554 21 04:25 Ash Hough Tauranga M1619 4 57 04:27 Tommy Simpson Christchurch The Flying 38 M2034 22 04:25 Simon Honour Rotorua Rotorua Boys HighM1619 School 4 58 04:27 Steven Hosking Auckland M2034 23 04:25 Timothy Hargrave Auckland Team Jabbers M2034 7 59 04:28 Richard Fox Auckland M3544 24 04:25 Matt Taylor Auckland M2034 8 60 04:28 Mark Waterland Palmerston North M2034 25 04:25 Graham Wadsworth Auckland M2034 9 61 04:28 Brent Thomas Christchurch Flying 38 M2034 26 04:25 Sheldon Gorter Hamilton M1619 6 62 04:28 Peter Hogg Whitianga Manukau City Veterans CyclingM5559 Club 27 04:25 Jim Davidson Wellington M2034 10 63 04:28 Steve Lewis North Shore City Avanti Plus North Shore M4554 28 04:25 Steven Pyne Porirua M2034 11 64 04:28 Daymon Shack Auckland M2034 29 04:25 Ian Paintin Wellington Onslow TarbabiesM4554 3 65 04:28 Patrick McKenna Wellington M2034 30 04:25 Oliver Ferry Wellington PNP Cycle Group M4554 4 66 04:28 Steven Callagher Orewa M3544 31 04:26 Peter Arkwright Wellington M4554 5 67 04:28 John Harris Auckland M3544 32 04:26 Ian Maxwell Auckland M4554 6 68 04:28 John Badger Hamilton Hamilton City CC M5559 33 04:26 Robert Duytshoff Tauranga Aquinas College M0115 2 69 04:28 Craig Deane AUSTRALIA M4554 34 04:26 Ian Brown Tokoroa M4554 7 70 04:28 Warrick Mosen Wellington M2034 35 04:26 Chris Avery New Plymouth M2034 12 71 04:28 Joel Healy Porirua M2034 36 04:26 Byron Humphries AUSTRALIA M5559 1 72 04:28 Steve Orchard Wellington Onslow Tarbabies M3544 Page 1 73 04:28 Brei Gudsell Wanganui Wanganui Cycling F2034Club 1 110 04:30 Peter Hajek Nelson M4554 74 04:28 Colin Rhodes Wellington Onslow TarbabiesM3544 20 111 04:30 John van Opzeeland Christchurch M4554 75 04:28 Peter Alder Auckland M4554 15 112 04:30 Scott Kuegler Auckland M3544 76 04:28 Bevan Cheatley Wanganui Trek-Vittoria M2034 28 113 04:30 Nathan Cohen Cambridge M2034 77 04:28 Warren Mumby Palmerston North M4554 16 114 04:30 Richard Bates Tauranga Tauranga Cycling Club M4554 78 04:28 Peter Holt Auckland M3544 21 115 04:30 Wayne Inger Auckland M4554 79 04:28 Philip Dickinson Auckland M2034 29 116 04:30 Tijs Robinson Wellington M2034 80 04:28 Jonathan Dunne Wellington M2034 30 117 04:30 Murray Alston Auckland M3544 81 04:28 Glenn Nicholson Auckland M3544 22 118 04:30 Peter Sharlott Auckland M3544 82 04:28 Alan Adams AUSTRALIA M3544 23 119 04:31 John Gee AUSTRALIATurramurra Cyclery/PelotonM4554 Sports 29 83 04:28 Ivan Smart Napier Ramblers CC M4554 17 120 04:31 Craig Wallace Taranaki M3544 84 04:28 Brent Bismark Marton Terry Hammond MachineryM2034 31 121 04:31 Duncan Cheetham Feilding MANAWATU MASTERSM3544 85 04:28 Nick Byrne Lower Hutt Bike NZ M0115 4 122 04:31 Benjamin Squires Rotorua John Paul College M1619 86 04:29 John Gibson Christchurch M5559 4 123 04:31 Nigel shirtcliff North Shore City Devonport Xpressos M4554 87 04:29 Geoff Marks Auckland M2034 32 124 04:31 Sonnie Witana Hamilton M4554 88 04:29 Neil Blayney Auckland M4554 18 125 04:31 Thomas Williams Auckland Auckland Grammar SchoolM1619 89 04:29 Gaza Leslie Whangarei M3544 24 126 04:31 Nathan Finlay Hamilton M2034 90 04:30 Royce Dawson Bay of Islands M4554 19 127 04:31 Tristram Langford Wellington M2034 91 04:30 Peter Yeoman Auckland M4554 20 128 04:31 Dave Hunt AUSTRALIA M2034 92 04:30 Robbie Hislop Waipukurau M4554 21 129 04:31 Douglas White Auckland Counties Manukau M2034 93 04:30 John Carman Taupo M2034 33 130 04:31 Ben Evans Whangarei M2034 94 04:30 Ross MacLennan Nelson Nelson Cycling ClubM3544 25 131 04:31 Peter Tuck Auckland M3544 95 04:30 Glen Lewis Hamilton M3544 26 132 04:31 Neil Robinson Gisborne M6069 96 04:30 Simom Astle Palmerston North M3544 27 133 04:31 Mike Gilbert Tauranga M2034 97 04:30 Nico De Jong Hamilton M2034 34 134 04:31 Doug Latto Waiuku M3544 98 04:30 Nathan Livingstone Auckland M4554 22 135 04:31 Thomas Hills Auckland M2034 99 04:30 Blair Leslie Wellington M3544 28 136 04:31 Anton Van Tongeren Christchurch M3544 100 04:30 Rushlee Buchanan Te Awamutu F1619 1 137 04:31 David Ayre Nelson Village Cycles M2034 101 04:30 John Smyth Ohaupo M4554 23 138 04:32 Tony Woodall Nelson M4554 102 04:30 Cam Fisher Whangaparaoa M3544 29 139 04:32 Latham Croft Waitakere City MASSEY HIGH SCHOOLM1619 103 04:30 John Fendall Wellington M4554 24 140 04:32 Andrew Feringa Auckland Manukau Cycling Club M2034 104 04:30 Mike Smith Auckland M3544 30 141 04:32 Tara Allerton New Plymouth F2034 105 04:30 Bert Rauber Hamilton M3544 31 142 04:32 Michael Bayliss Hamilton M3544 106 04:30 Andrew Yates Hastings St Johns College HastingsM1619 7 143 04:32 Steve Wilson Nelson M3544 107 04:30 Hamish Leslie Wellington M3544 32 144 04:32 Glenn Wright Auckland M3544 108 04:30 Jordan Blake Wellington PNP M1619 8 145 04:32 Duncan Grant Ashburton M2034 109 04:30 Carl Meyer Cambridge M2034 35 146 04:32 Richard Van Vugt Nelson M4554 147 04:32 Richard Howes Nelson M4554 34 184 04:35 Harley Gee Auckland Avanti M2034 Page 2 148 04:32 Nick Batt Nelson M3544 44 185 04:35 David Stutz Taupo M2034 149 04:32 Ken Feist Wellington M2034 48 186 04:36 Grange Leaman Taupiri M2034 150 04:32 Rob Trass Rotorua Rotorua MTBC M2034 49 187 04:36 Andrew McLellan Wellington Onslow Tarbabies M3544 151 04:32 David Kendall Auckland ASB M3544 45 188 04:36 Rob Kenney Auckland M3544 152 04:32 Jayson Brenton Wellington M3544 46 189 04:36 Robert Marshall Napier M2034 153 04:32 Robbie Robinson Hamilton M4554 35 190 04:36 Charlie Duke Auckland M3544 154 04:33 John King New Plymouth M4554 36 191 04:36 Scott Green Rotorua M1619 155 04:33 Hadleigh Thompson Hawkes Bay Ramblers CC M2034 50 192 04:36 David Priscott Auckland Les Mills New Lynn M3544 156 04:33 Shaun Irwin Masterton Masterton M2034 51 193 04:36 Bruce Porter Napier Ramblers CC M4554 157 04:33 John Williams Hamilton M5559 5 194 04:37 Martyn Wallace Hastings Ramblers Cycling Club M2034 158 04:33 Sean O’Neill Blenheim M2034 52 195 04:37 Phil Spora Wellington M3544 159 04:33 Duncan Styles Auckland M3544 47 196 04:38 Peter Smith Rotorua Pulp and Paper M3544 160 04:33 Sepp Hribar Wellington PNP M4554 37 197 04:38 Asbjorn Aakjaer North Shore City M2034 161 04:33 David Cook Taupo Truebridge CallenderM3544 Beach 48 198 04:38 John Cobbald Tauranga M4554 162 04:33 Jonathan Prescott Napier Avanti Plus HastingsM3544 49 199 04:38 Christopher Goj Auckland M3544 163 04:33 Daryl Hurley Hawera M2034 53 200 04:38 David Youngquest Havelock North Hawkes Bay Ramblers M4554 164 04:33 Jonathan Mahoney Lower Hutt M2034 54 201 04:38 Steve Cottle Cambridge M2034 165 04:33 Cris Clyma Christchurch M3544 50 202 04:38 Jacob Moore Marton Palmerston North Boys HighM2034 166 04:33 Glen Crompton Hamilton Te Awamutu CyclingM3544 Club 51 203 04:38 Alex Giesen Thames M3544 167 04:33 Simon Hoekstra Ohope M2034 55 204 04:38 Philip Doak North Shore City M3544 168 04:33 Aaron Gate Auckland Hansells (NZ) LtdM0115 5 205 04:38 Mark Leaning Hamilton M2034 169 04:33 Trevor MacDonald Wellington M4554 38 206 04:38 Craig Thorne Hamilton M3544 170 04:34 Andy McKenzie Napier M2034 56 207 04:39 Lindsay Hyslop Tauranga M4554 171 04:34 Wayne Smith Auckland Counties ManukauM4554 39 208 04:39 Michael Revell Wellington Onslow Tarbabies M4554 172 04:34 Luke Beuchat AUSTRALIA M2034 57 209 04:39 Tony Hedley Matamata M4554 173 04:34 Bryce Giddy Taupo M3544 52 210 04:39 Jody Milham Auckland Calibre Cycles M2034 174 04:34 Robin Cameron-JonesLower Hutt M2034 58 211 04:39 Richard Siddins Auckland M2034 175 04:34 Mark Bates Wellington M3544 53 212 04:39 Murray Gate Auckland Hansells (NZ) Ltd M3544 176 04:34 Mike Dowsing Auckland M4554 40 213 04:39 Bruce Middleton Waverley M4554 177 04:34 Andrew Davidson Palmerston North Manawatu MastersM3544 54 214 04:40 Barry Gilliland Palmerston North M4554 178 04:34 David Horwood
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    MEDIA BOOK 2013 ST. HELENS R.F.C. 4. Club contact information. 5. Press arrangements. 6. Honours. 7. Squad numbers. 9. Paul Wellens & Ade Gardner. CONTENTS 10. Jordan Turner & Sia Soliola. 11. Francis Meli & Lance Hohaia. 12. Jonny Lomax & Josh Perry. 13. James Roby & Louie McCarthy-Scarsbrook. 14. Tony Puletua & Jon Wilkin. 15. Willie Manu & Anthony Laffranchi. 16. Mark Flanagan & Paul Clough. 17. Gary Wheeler & Josh Jones. 18. Lee Gaskell & Thomas Makinson. 19. Carl Forster & Nathan Ashe. 20. Joe Greenwood & Alex Walmsley. 21. Adam Swift & Anthony Walker. 22. Jordan Hand & Danny Yates. 23. Mark Percival & Don Speakman. 24 James Tilley 26. Under 19s squad. 27. Average attendance. 28. Saints first team squad – appearances, stats and total apps. 30. Superleague tables since 1996 32. In & Out 33. Representative Honours 35. Superleague record against all clubs. 39. Season records. 40. Match records. Designed by Gareth Wright 41. Individual records. Email: [email protected] 42. Appearance club. Twitter: @gazzwright Name & Address of Ground LANGTREE PARK, McMANUS DRIVE, ST HELENS, MERSEYSIDE, WA9 3AL. Official Correspondence Address for Club Kirsty Rush - ST HELENS RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB, LANGTREE PARK, McMANUS DRIVE, ST HELENS, MERSEYSIDE, WA9 3AL. Switchboard tel. no. 01744 455050 PRESS General Fax No 01744 455055 ARRANGEMENTS General e-mail address [email protected] 5 Website www.saintsrlfc.com PERSONNEL Press arrangements for the 2013 season are as per Chairman 2012 with some slight amendments. Eamonn McManus No member of the press will be allowed to enter the 01744 455051 stadium without a ticket and there will be no seasonal [email protected] press passes issued.