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2018 Australian Mountain Bike Interschools Cross Country Friday Flat Loop Inidividual Times Rank Bib Name Time Lap Times & Lap Rank School Division 1 Male 1 106 Harry Watson 39:51.3 7:20.2 1 6:35.5 1 6:31.6 1 6:38.4 1 6:34.3 1 6:11.3 1 Kirrawee High School 2* 11 Oliver T Arcus 39:52.4 7:41.2 2 6:32.3 2 6:27.9 2 6:25.9 2 6:34.2 2 6:10.9 2 Saint Ignatius College Riverview 3 103 Charlie Todd 41:23.9 7:43.5 3 6:42.7 3 6:44.1 3 6:50.0 3 6:51.1 3 6:32.5 3 Lumen Christi Catholic College 4* 76 Jack McFarlane 41:24.8 7:50.9 5 6:37.3 4 6:44.0 4 6:50.2 4 6:50.1 4 6:32.3 4 Batemans Bay High School 5* 15 James Culver 42:54.3 7:57.1 7 7:06.7 7 7:01.2 7 6:53.2 6 6:59.4 5 6:56.7 5 Barker College 6 14 Mitchell Benham 43:42.8 7:54.1 6 6:46.7 6 6:55.2 5 7:20.5 5 7:24.3 6 7:22.0 6 Marist College Canberra 7 51 Calvin Combs 44:09.1 7:47.7 4 6:50.0 5 7:09.6 6 7:28.9 7 7:31.3 7 7:21.6 7 Wagga Wagga Christian College 8 45 Ollie Butcher 44:16.7 8:17.2 10 7:18.4 8 7:02.0 8 7:17.7 8 7:19.3 8 7:02.1 8 Central Coast Grammar School 9* 91 Charlie Sargent 44:18.7 8:18.4 11 7:18.0 10 7:02.1 9 7:18.2 9 7:20.0 9 7:02.0 9 Knox Grammar School 10* 62 Samuel Gibson 45:28.0 8:28.6 17 7:27.2 13 7:10.5 11 7:23.7 11 7:25.5 10 7:32.5 10 Barker College 11* 97 William Stockwell 45:36.4 8:27.8 16 7:20.1 12 7:20.9 13 7:39.5 12 7:30.5 12 7:17.6 11 Saint Ignatius College Riverview 12* 50 Jock Collins 45:37.7 8:25.0 14= 7:12.8 11 7:19.2 10 7:28.5 10 7:46.5 11 7:25.7 12 The King's School 13* 12 Josh Allingham 46:05.9 8:36.2 19 7:37.0 17 7:29.1 16 7:40.9 15 7:29.6 14 7:13.1 13 Heathcote High School 14* 25 Reece A Kelly 46:18.6 8:41.2 20 7:35.3 18 7:30.0 17 7:37.9 16 7:31.3 15 7:22.9 14 Heathcote High School 15 4 Lyndon M Kerr 46:28.1 8:19.9 12 7:16.3 9 7:32.4 12 7:56.9 13 7:42.1 13 7:40.5 15 Keira High School 16* 54 Toby J Dean 46:33.9 9:20.3 30 7:37.3 22 7:17.5 19 7:22.3 17 7:31.5 16 7:25.0 16 Heathcote High School 17* 6 Harrison J Ward 46:49.7 8:23.9 13 7:37.3 15 7:33.3 14 7:43.2 14 7:51.4 17 7:40.6 17 Knox Grammar School 18 40 Joe T Andrews 47:20.7 8:33.8 18 7:28.6 16 7:33.3 15 8:14.2 18 7:45.3 18 7:45.5 18 Northern Beaches Christian School Lapped -1 19* 67 Oliver J Heys 8:54.9 22 7:58.5 20 7:53.3 21 7:51.8 20 8:07.7 19 Knox Grammar School 20* 72 Jacob Lummis 9:12.4 27 7:45.4 23 7:58.2 23 7:54.2 21 8:09.8 20 The King's School 21 7 Oliver Scholey 8:16.5 9 7:39.9 14 7:56.9 18 8:32.7 19 8:34.2 21 Oakhill College 22 86 Jack T Parr 8:43.9 21 7:48.6 19 8:13.2 20 8:08.3 22 8:24.5 22 James Sheahan Catholic High School 23* 10 Peter Austin 9:19.7 29 7:35.2 21 7:58.9 22 8:21.4 23 8:21.6 23 Barker College Lapped -2 24 16 Gilbert C Garrett 9:03.8 24 8:10.5 26 8:14.1 24 8:35.2 24 Knox Grammar School 25 18 Lachlan Horsley 9:20.9 31 8:31.1 28 8:11.2 28 8:07.4 25 Barker College 26* 44 Declan B Burke 9:40.8 34 8:12.1 29 8:19.3 29 8:16.9 26 Snowy Mountains Grammar 27 22 Lachlan Oosthuizen 9:09.3 26 8:09.8 27 8:32.7 27 8:39.1 27 Barker College 28 108 Jack Williams 8:58.1 23 8:08.0 24 8:43.8 25 8:52.3 28 Marist College Canberra 29 21 Ronan C Burke 9:19.0 28 7:49.1 25 8:42.1 26 8:53.0 29 The Riverina Anglican College 30 101 Edward Thomas 10:13.0 48 8:12.3 34 8:19.0 32 8:08.1 30 Barker College 31 34 Tony Butters 10:00.9 42 8:14.6 31 8:18.9 31 8:20.2 31 Engadine High School 32* 89 Conor J Rushfellay 10:12.3 47 8:12.6 33 8:39.0 35 7:56.9 32 Saint Ignatius College Riverview 33 65 Tai M Haines 10:21.3 50 8:18.0 38 8:10.0 33 8:22.5 33 Monaro High school 34 8 Ben Stock 9:43.2 35 8:10.0 30 8:20.5 30 9:57.1 34 Heathcote High School 35* 74 Jack Machin 10:03.5 43 8:22.3 35= 8:30.9 34 9:22.8 35 Snowy Mountains Grammar Lapped -3 36 48 Luke Cameron 9:57.6 38 8:26.2 32 8:49.7 36 Turramurra High School 37* 100 Alex Taylor 9:44.5 36 8:43.9 37 8:45.8 37 The King's School 38* 64 William C Graham 9:58.6 39= 8:27.2 35= 8:53.1 38 Batemans Bay High School 39 96 Lyal Stanford 10:10.6 46 8:52.9 43 8:28.7 39 The King's School 40 58 Will Dugan 9:36.8 32 9:04.2 39 8:52.7 40 The King's School 41 87 Alex Pugh 10:49.7 58 8:20.8 44 8:31.4 41 Turramurra High School 42 23 Alex Marlin 10:10.1 45 8:44.3 40 8:47.8 42 Barker College 43 55 Samuel M Dickey 10:36.9 53 8:33.7 45 8:40.5 43 Heathcote High School 44 32 Max Musson 10:53.3 61 8:54.2 51 8:11.4 44 Saint Ignatius College Riverview 45* 75 Aidan R Machin 9:55.9 37 9:03.1 42 9:06.5 45 Snowy Mountains Grammar 46 53 Benjamin B Curtin 10:27.4 51 8:45.7 46 8:53.3 46 Saint Ignatius College Riverview 47 90 Callum Rynehart 10:39.0 57 8:38.7 47 8:56.9 47 Jindabyne Central School 48 105 Thomas Wathen 9:59.6 41 8:55.9 41 9:48.4 48 Heathcote High School 49 49 James Chung 10:38.5 55 8:40.5 48 9:26.4 49 Saint Ignatius College Riverview 50 43 Liam E Biddle 10:57.1 63 8:55.4 52 9:02.9 50 Saint Ignatius College Riverview 51* 79 George J Moran 10:31.4 52 8:49.4 49 9:36.8 51 Batemans Bay High School 52 19 Luke M Derry 9:39.7 33 9:51.6 50 9:40.0 52 Knox Grammar School 53 30 Ethan Hamer 12:00.2 66 8:24.3 57 8:56.3 53 Denison College Kelso campus 54 109 Alexander Woolley 10:37.0 54 9:39.5 55 9:46.1 54 Snowy Mountains Grammar 55 56 Callum J Dixon 11:05.0 64 9:10.9 54 10:25.8 55 Jindabyne Central School 56 99 Timothy J Sullivan 10:52.0 60 9:30.1 56 10:53.9 56 Monaro High school Lapped -4 57 31 Campbell J Fahey 9:58.6 39= 10:32.9 58 Saint Ignatius College Riverview 58 57 Max Donovan 10:38.9 56 10:16.2 59 The King's School 59 66 Lachlan Hay 10:49.9 59 10:11.4 60 Barker College 60 24 Andrew Armstrong 10:53.5 62 10:32.3 61 Heathcote High School 61 77 Sam McKittrick 10:16.2 49 11:18.8 62 The King's School 62 39 Nick Alexander 11:15.6 65 10:25.8 63 Barker College 63 1 Chris Palser 12:24.3 67 11:42.0 64 Knox Grammar School 64 2 Findlay James 12:24.9 68 11:43.5 65 Snowy Mountains Grammar 65 78 Jordan Montgomery 12:38.8 69 11:37.0 66 Barker College 66 17 James Irish 12:38.9 70 11:49.9 67 Barker College 67 37 Marcus Collins 12:39.5 72 11:49.5 68 Barker College 68 35 Hamish Carolan 12:39.1 71 11:50.6 69 Barker College 69 107 Charlie Webster 8:25.0 14= 29:38.5 70 The King's School DNF 63 Alexander T Graham 10:08.3 44 9:57.4 53 Batemans Bay High School 46 Cameron D Butcher 8:04.3 8 Chevalier College 93 Lachie Sky 9:07.1 25 Knox Grammar School 59 Tallen Ekanayake 12:55.3 73 Barker College Division 2 Male 1 281 Harry S Denington 35:04.8 7:31.2 1 6:45.5 1 7:00.2 1 7:02.9 1 6:45.0 1 Chevalier College 2* 200 Josh K Arcus 35:34.5 7:53.9 2 6:47.2 2 6:56.4 2 7:01.7 2 6:55.3 2 Saint Ignatius College Riverview 3* 214 Tom Moore 35:45.2 7:58.2 3 6:47.2 3 6:55.6 3 7:03.6 3 7:00.6 3 Saint Ignatius College Riverview 4* 215 Finn Buckley 36:26.6 8:03.6 5 6:49.7 4 7:07.3 4 7:14.7 4 7:11.3 4 The Riverina Anglican College 5* 207 Alex Richter 37:22.6 8:09.4 6 7:04.9 5 7:17.3 5 7:26.1 5 7:24.9 5 Knox Grammar School 6* 368 Owen C Tooley 37:50.1 8:37.8 12 7:06.9 7 7:10.8 7 7:24.4 6 7:30.2 6 Macquarie College 7* 344 Hugh Phillips 38:05.4 8:30.1 10 7:11.4 6 7:13.7 6 7:40.6 7 7:29.6 7 Knox Grammar School 8* 359 Harrison Smith 38:23.4 8:25.1 8 7:23.2 8 7:31.4 8 7:36.8 8 7:26.9 8 The King's School 9* 323 Dylan A Kuiper Gow 38:43.6 8:00.5 4 8:00.7 9 7:32.0 9 7:31.4 9 7:39.0 9 The Illawarra Grammar School 10* 253 William Price 39:11.0 8:56.4 22 7:23.9 15 7:25.1 10 7:36.1 10 7:49.5 10 Saint Ignatius College Riverview 11* 282 Jayden Dennis 39:22.6 8:43.4 16 7:36.2 14 7:26.9 12 7:56.8 11 7:39.3 11 Heathcote High School 12* 239 Ethan Han 39:22.9 8:31.0 11 7:33.8 11 7:40.9 11 7:58.6 12 7:38.6 12 Knox Grammar School 13 299 Beau D Goddard 39:49.0 8:44.1 17 7:42.8 16 7:45.1 15 7:48.9 14 7:48.1 13 Edmond Rice College 14 219 James Davis 39:51.8 8:27.2 9 7:42.0 13 7:50.9 14 7:57.0 13 7:54.7 14 Trinity College 15* 201 Jack D Herpich 39:55.3 8:56.3 21 7:46.7 18 7:39.9 17= 7:53.7 17 7:38.7 15 Heathcote High School 16 246 Harrison Little 40:03.0 9:02.8 23 7:36.5 17 7:41.6 16 7:55.5 16 7:46.6 16 Saint Ignatius College Riverview 17 223 Christopher Abberton 40:05.7 8:41.3 15 7:25.4 12 7:51.2 13 8:07.3 15 8:00.5 17 Knox Grammar School 18* 203 Dylan J Walsh 40:25.4 9:34.5 34 7:45.8 27 7:38.5 23= 7:44.6 19 7:42.0 18 Lithgow high school 19* 349 Densley Ross 40:30.2 8:54.9 19 7:55.2 20 7:56.0 19 7:58.1 20 7:46.0 19 Macquarie College 20 320 Finn Kane 40:42.3 9:13.9 25 7:42.1 23 7:56.8 21 7:42.7 18 8:06.8 20 Knox Grammar School 21 293 Ash P Forrer 40:53.4 9:23.5 33 7:39.3 24 7:56.0 23= 8:11.4 24 7:43.2 21 Mount Beauty Secondary College 22 244 Alexander Pettit 40:58.5 8:38.4 13 8:05.2 19 8:14.2 22 8:10.2 22 7:50.5 22 Saint Ignatius College Riverview 23 206 Jack Vizard 41:08.1 8:16.7 7 7:46.3 10 8:19.9 17= 8:30.0 21 8:15.2 23 Knox Grammar School 24* 286 Joshua Dyer 41:23.5 9:43.9 36 7:51.3 30 7:52.5 26 7:58.2 25 7:57.6 24 Covenant Christian School Belrose 25* 274 Harvey Cleave 41:25.6 9:22.9 31 7:41.4 26 7:57.1 25 8:07.4 23 8:16.8 25 The King's School 26* 212 Ryan Harvey 41:53.8 9:15.5 26 7:39.7 22 7:52.0 20 8:51.4 26 8:15.2 26 Heathcote High School 27* 372 Ethan W Van Der Velden 41:58.9 9:59.0 42 7:42.4 32 8:01.0 29 8:15.7 28 8:00.8 27 Lithgow high school 28 235 Michael Aschoff 42:24.1 9:46.1 38 8:10.7 34 8:18.6 30 8:16.6 30 7:52.1 28 Knox Grammar School 29 312 Lucas Holmes 42:25.4 9:16.2 27= 7:47.2 25 8:37.3 28 8:16.0 27 8:28.7 29 De La Salle Catholic College Caringbah 30* 284 Joseph Druett 42:28.1 8:41.1 14 8:10.9 21 8:38.0 27 8:45.3 29 8:12.8 30 The Illawarra Grammar School 31 208 Jamie Wynen 43:30.2 10:24.1 47 8:08.4 39 8:28.0 35 8:03.2 31 8:26.5 31 Edmond Rice College Lapped -1 32* 331 Brandon Mansour 10:38.0 55 8:26.7 43= 8:06.6 38 7:54.8 32 The King's School 33* 379 Harrison R Webb 8:55.5 20 8:25.6 28 9:03.9 31 8:45.8 33 The Illawarra Grammar School 34 395 Charles Langly 9:59.6 43 8:19.6 35 8:27.5 32
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