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2016 BC High School Championship - 6/2/2016 to 6/5/2016 Nanamio Results Valley Royals Track & Field Club Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER Page 1 2016 BC High School Championship - 6/2/2016 to 6/5/2016 Nanamio Results Event 3 Women 1500 Meter Steeplechase Junior BC HIGH: 5:06.36 * 6/4/2015 Georgia Ginther, Earl Marriot BC HIGH: 5:15.10 * 5/29/2014 Kendall Fitzgerald, Valleyview S Name Team Finals H# Points Finals 1 Grace Fetherstonhaugh New Westminster Secondary Scho 5:02.08 * 2 10 2 Annika Austin Kitsilano 5:16.87 2 8 3 Haley Ribeiro Semiahmoo Secondary 5:22.38 2 6 4 Kayla Weltzin Brookswood 5:23.89 2 5 5 Jessica Kampman Abbotsford Christian School 5:34.82 2 4 6 Emilie Kaye Sentinel 5:35.56 2 3 7 Ellen Sigurdson Magee 5:41.63 2 2 8 Anna-Maria Hilton Stellys 5:43.61 2 1 9 Simran Sarai Earl Marriott Secondary 5:49.59 2 10 Rylee Paulson George Elliot 5:55.82 1 11 Astrid Hawkes Oak Bay Secondary 6:02.00 1 12 April St. Pierre Walnut Grove Secondary 6:02.17 2 13 Shauna Wangler Dawson Creek 6:09.44 1 14 Jadyn Weiss Chilliwack Secondary School 6:24.45 1 15 Tatiana Potashova Kwantlen Park Secondary 6:25.00 1 16 Jonelle William Prince George School 6:27.03 1 17 Olivia Hopkins Brooks Secondary 6:41.63 1 18 Lisa Debeer Vernon Christian 6:55.65 1 19 Arielle Dupuis Nanaimo District 7:12.29 1 Event 7 Women 400 Meter Run Junior 8 Advance: Top 1 Each Heat plus Next 4 Best Times BC HIGH: 56.34 * 2014 Jessica Williams, Semiahmoo BC HIGH: 56.34 * 5/30/2014 Jessica Williams, Semiahmoo Se Name Team Prelims H# Preliminaries 1 Jasneet Nijjar Queen Elizabeth SS - Surrey 58.65 Q 4 2 Brooke Mussche Langley Christian High School 59.16 Q 3 3 Aaryanna Kurucz Maple Ridge Secondary 59.81 Q 2 4 Sophie Morris Little Flower 1:01.20 Q 1 5 Gabrielle Hack Semiahmoo Secondary 1:00.62 q 2 6 Macaela Bradley-Tse R.A. McMath Secondary 1:01.15 q 3 7 Megan Loland WL Seaton 1:01.18 q 2 8 Marley Grayson Seycove 1:01.39 q 3 9 Ceili McCabe Little Flower 1:01.58 4 10 Marissa Koufalis Heritage Woods Secondary 1:01.76 4 11 Emily Morley Maple Ridge Secondary 1:01.84 2 12 Angelique Kennedy GP Vanier 1:01.99 1 13 Cassidy Hutchison Mei Secondary School 1:02.30 3 14 Maya Gatensby Oak Bay Secondary 1:02.33 2 15 Elizabeth Elliot Revelstoke Secondary School 1:02.34 3 16 Anika Hart Lord Byng 1:02.62 1 17 Sara Bremsak Saint Thomas Aquinas 1:02.81 1 18 Amanda Papic Crofton House School 1:02.98 1 19 Nora Goddard-Despot Handsworth 1:03.01 4 20 Ella Chin St. Michaels University School 1:03.21 1 Valley Royals Track & Field Club Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER Page 2 2016 BC High School Championship - 6/2/2016 to 6/5/2016 Nanamio Results Preliminaries ... (Event 7 Women 400 Meter Run Junior) Name Team Prelims H# 21 Elysse Pereira Claremont 1:03.42 1 22 Thea Matthews Claremont 1:03.57 3 23 Alyssa Terry Sullivan Heights 1:03.88 4 24 Logan Finley École Klo Middle School 1:03.96 2 25 Lindsay King Prince George School 1:04.06 2 26 Maddie Gibson Chrstian Academy School 1:04.16 3 27 Halle Petek Sir Charles Tupper 1:05.01 1 28 Gabby Smith Aberdeen Hall Prep School 1:05.36 2 29 Danielle Cosco R.A. McMath Secondary 1:05.62 4 30 Paige Finlay Dover Bay 1:06.88 4 Event 7 Women 400 Meter Run Junior BC HIGH: 56.34 * 2014 Jessica Williams, Semiahmoo BC HIGH: 56.34 * 5/30/2014 Jessica Williams, Semiahmoo Se Name Team Prelims Finals Points Finals 1 Jasneet Nijjar Queen Elizabeth SS - Surrey 58.65 2 Brooke Mussche Langley Christian High School 59.16 3 Aaryanna Kurucz Maple Ridge Secondary 59.81 4 Sophie Morris Little Flower 1:01.20 5 Gabrielle Hack Semiahmoo Secondary 1:00.62 6 Macaela Bradley-Tse R.A. McMath Secondary 1:01.15 7 Megan Loland WL Seaton 1:01.18 8 Marley Grayson Seycove 1:01.39 Preliminaries 9 Ceili McCabe Little Flower 1:01.58 10 Marissa Koufalis Heritage Woods Secondary 1:01.76 11 Emily Morley Maple Ridge Secondary 1:01.84 12 Angelique Kennedy GP Vanier 1:01.99 13 Cassidy Hutchison Mei Secondary School 1:02.30 14 Maya Gatensby Oak Bay Secondary 1:02.33 15 Elizabeth Elliot Revelstoke Secondary School 1:02.34 16 Anika Hart Lord Byng 1:02.62 17 Sara Bremsak Saint Thomas Aquinas 1:02.81 18 Amanda Papic Crofton House School 1:02.98 19 Nora Goddard-Despot Handsworth 1:03.01 20 Ella Chin St. Michaels University School 1:03.21 21 Elysse Pereira Claremont 1:03.42 22 Thea Matthews Claremont 1:03.57 23 Alyssa Terry Sullivan Heights 1:03.88 24 Logan Finley École Klo Middle School 1:03.96 25 Lindsay King Prince George School 1:04.06 26 Maddie Gibson Chrstian Academy School 1:04.16 27 Halle Petek Sir Charles Tupper 1:05.01 28 Gabby Smith Aberdeen Hall Prep School 1:05.36 29 Danielle Cosco R.A. McMath Secondary 1:05.62 30 Paige Finlay Dover Bay 1:06.88 Valley Royals Track & Field Club Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER Page 3 2016 BC High School Championship - 6/2/2016 to 6/5/2016 Nanamio Results Event 8 Men 400 Meter Run Junior 8 Advance: Top 1 Each Heat plus Next 4 Best Times BC HIGH: 48.76 * 5/30/2014 Dean Ellenwood, Langley Seco Name Team Prelims H# Preliminaries 1 Jaden Severy Terry Fox Secondary School 50.98 Q 3 2 Paul Fisher Sir Charles Tupper 51.36 Q 2 3 Jorrin Lenton Maple Ridge Secondary 52.31 Q 4 4 Michael Keane St. Andrews' Regional High Sch 52.37 Q 1 5 Carson Bradley R.A. McMath Secondary 51.35 q 3 6 Sam Prevost Eric Hamber 52.76 q 1 7 Egidio Cantarella Vancouver College 52.90 q 4 8 Justin Scott St George's School 53.39 q 1 9 Nishaan Dulay R.A. McMath Secondary 53.67 2 10 Adam Bluekens Sentinel 53.75 1 11 Xavier Soh RE Mountain Secondary 53.78 4 12 Richard Midgley Walnut Grove Secondary 54.14 4 13 Lukas Allingham Prince of Wales 54.29 2 14 Cory Pignatel GP Vanier 54.46 4 15 Gregor Smith École Klo Middle School 54.74 3 16 Austyn Bell Chilliwack Secondary School 54.88 4 17 Juan Diego Eraso Vedder Middle School 55.08 2 18 Noah Marra West Point 55.56 1 19 Gavin Fan New Westminster Secondary Scho 55.67 3 20 Steen Rasmussen John Barsby Secondary School 55.73 2 21 David Onak Saint Thomas Aquinas 55.86 3 22 James Fowler St. John Brebeuf 56.02 3 23 Brendan Shum Prince of Wales 56.05 2 24 Keelan White Windsor 56.20 1 25 David Weir Lord Byng 57.19 2 26 Blake Furtado Claremont 57.65 3 27 Aleks Klassen Revelstoke Secondary School 57.91 2 28 Alton Neid Salmon Arm Secondary 58.83 3 29 Aiden Craig-Steele North Peace Seconday School 58.94 4 30 Rylan Bokis Revelstoke Secondary School 59.24 1 Event 8 Men 400 Meter Run Junior BC HIGH: 48.76 * 5/30/2014 Dean Ellenwood, Langley Seco Name Team Prelims Finals Points Finals 1 Jaden Severy Terry Fox Secondary School 50.98 2 Paul Fisher Sir Charles Tupper 51.36 3 Jorrin Lenton Maple Ridge Secondary 52.31 4 Michael Keane St. Andrews' Regional High Sch 52.37 5 Carson Bradley R.A. McMath Secondary 51.35 6 Sam Prevost Eric Hamber 52.76 7 Egidio Cantarella Vancouver College 52.90 8 Justin Scott St George's School 53.39 Preliminaries 9 Nishaan Dulay R.A. McMath Secondary 53.67 10 Adam Bluekens Sentinel 53.75 Valley Royals Track & Field Club Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER Page 4 2016 BC High School Championship - 6/2/2016 to 6/5/2016 Nanamio Results Preliminaries ... (Event 8 Men 400 Meter Run Junior) Name Team Prelims Finals Points 11 Xavier Soh RE Mountain Secondary 53.78 12 Richard Midgley Walnut Grove Secondary 54.14 13 Lukas Allingham Prince of Wales 54.29 14 Cory Pignatel GP Vanier 54.46 15 Gregor Smith École Klo Middle School 54.74 16 Austyn Bell Chilliwack Secondary School 54.88 17 Juan Diego Eraso Vedder Middle School 55.08 18 Noah Marra West Point 55.56 19 Gavin Fan New Westminster Secondary Scho 55.67 20 Steen Rasmussen John Barsby Secondary School 55.73 21 David Onak Saint Thomas Aquinas 55.86 22 James Fowler St. John Brebeuf 56.02 23 Brendan Shum Prince of Wales 56.05 24 Keelan White Windsor 56.20 25 David Weir Lord Byng 57.19 26 Blake Furtado Claremont 57.65 27 Aleks Klassen Revelstoke Secondary School 57.91 28 Alton Neid Salmon Arm Secondary 58.83 29 Aiden Craig-Steele North Peace Seconday School 58.94 30 Rylan Bokis Revelstoke Secondary School 59.24 Event 9 Women 400 Meter Run Senior 8 Advance: Top 1 Each Heat plus Next 3 Best Times BC HIGH: 55.60 * 6/5/2015 Zion Corrales Nelson, St Thomas More Name Team Prelims H# Preliminaries 1 Nicole Lindsay Cowichan Secondary 58.90 Q 1 2 Lauren D'Agnolo Reynolds Secondary School 58.99 Q 3 3 Hayley Madden Kitsilano 59.70 Q 5 4 Zion Corrales Nelson F ST Thomas More 59.76 Q 2 5 Renate Bluschke Carihi Secondary 59.77 Q 4 6 Emma Floris Nechako Valley 59.31 q 1 7 Madelyn Huston Thomas Haney Secondary School 59.91 q 5 8 Adrianna Klassen Langley Fundamental 1:00.02 q 4 9 Emily Chilton New Westminster Secondary Scho 1:00.51 3 10 Lisa Seidelmann Earl Marriott Secondary 1:00.75 3 11 Sara Cathcart R.A.
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