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M10A

  • Place Name
  • Club
  • Middle

0:37:16 0:47:56 DNF

  • Long
  • Total

1:26:08 2:00:46 DNF

12

Harry Borton Max Franks Bruno Nathan Charlie Mcrobie

Auckland Hawke's Bay Auckland Auckland
0:48:52 1:12:50 1:11:05

  • 1:15:14
  • DNF

DNF

W10A

  • Place Name
  • Club

Auckland

Middle

DNF

Long

2:13:55

Total

DNF

1

Torun Joergensen

M12A

  • Place Name
  • Club

Wellington

Middle

0:31:41 0:40:04 0:42:16

  • Long
  • Total

123

Adam Baker Sefton Williamson Leo Croxford

0:55:41 1:24:51 1:34:18

1:27:22 2:04:55 2:16:34

Nelson

W12A

  • Place Name
  • Club

Auckland Auckland Peninsula and Plains Auckland North West North West Peninsula and Plains Peninsula and Plains

Middle

0:34:07 0:42:22 0:39:03 0:42:14 0:38:31 0:51:21 0:51:37 1:19:15

Long

1:01:51 1:22:55 1:28:12 1:27:58 DNF DNF DNF DNF

Total

1:35:58 2:05:17 2:07:15 2:10:12 DNF DNF DNF DNF

1234

Kate Borton Katelin Toes Juliet Freeman Grace Cory-Wright Cassie Wood Eleanor Tenbensel Kyla Moore Karin Prince

W12B

  • Place Name
  • Club
  • Middle
  • Long
  • Total

1

Gabrielle Salmon

  • Auckland
  • 1:38:29
  • 1:53:53

3:32:22

M12B

  • Place Name
  • Club

North West Peninsula and Plains

Middle

0:43:55 0:47:55

Long

DNF DNF

Total

DNF DNF

Remy Syminton Sam Hales

JGA

  • Place Name
  • Club
  • Middle

0:43:14 0:45:58 0:50:26 0:46:20 0:55:55 0:52:48

  • Long
  • Total

123456

Kaia Joergensen Anna Duston Mikaela Gray Zara Stewart Emily Hayes

Southern Tempest Northern Mariners Australian Northern Volcanoes Northern Volcanoes Northern Rangers
0:58:32 1:07:01 1:08:25 1:13:45 1:05:41 1:12:16

1:41:46 1:52:59 1:58:51 2:00:05 2:01:36 2:05:04

Rebecca Greenwood

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Jessie Faavae Katie Ryan Juliet Frater Beth Hunter Alice Egan Rachel Baker Caitlyn Marx Olivia Nichol Sophie Ryan Paulina Harrison Isabella Zinzan Anya Murray Kelly Mckinnon Ella Watson Grace Pickering Daisy York Petra Buyck Lily Stephens Taylor Mitchell Olivia Power Sophia Wood Manon Bonar Pippa Plummer Zoe Terrill Rani Williams Sofia Toes Abbey Lee Angela Knoester Lucy Pettit Molly Mcgowan Lucy Harsant Rachel Denny Grace Wilde

Southern Tempest Northern Rangers Northern Mariners Southern Tempest Southern Tempest Central Blaze Northern Mariners Northern Volcanoes Northern Mariners Southern Tempest Southern Tempest Southern Tempest Northern Rangers Northern Rangers Northern Volcanoes Southern Tempest Northern Volcanoes Central Heat
0:54:21 0:55:38 1:02:26 0:56:04 0:52:57 0:56:59 1:01:53 0:55:48 1:04:37 0:55:04 1:01:31 1:05:29 1:09:35 1:03:56 1:03:19 1:03:57 1:23:58 1:15:30 1:09:37 1:10:05 1:21:06 1:25:43 1:06:44 1:23:55 1:07:26 1:18:20 1:22:12 1:22:29 1:35:06 1:08:11 1:13:20 1:14:12 1:19:08 1:22:40 1:23:52 1:45:46 DNF
1:12:52 1:15:34 1:10:16 1:17:07 1:25:03 1:22:19 1:18:41 1:25:38 1:17:42 1:28:55 1:23:04 1:20:58 1:20:44 1:26:52 1:30:43 1:33:45 1:21:10 1:30:38 1:41:07 1:46:05 1:36:02 1:36:19 1:56:01 1:40:30 1:59:20 1:48:31 1:57:31 1:57:17 2:13:48 DNF

2:07:13 2:11:12 2:12:42 2:13:11 2:18:00 2:19:18 2:20:34 2:21:26 2:22:19 2:23:59 2:24:35 2:26:27 2:30:19 2:30:48 2:34:02 2:37:42 2:45:08 2:46:08 2:50:44 2:56:10 2:57:08 3:02:02 3:02:45 3:04:25 3:06:46 3:06:51 3:19:43 3:19:46 3:48:54 DNF

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35

Central Heat Northern Rangers Northern Mariners Northern Volcanoes Northern Mariners Australian Central Heat Northern Rangers Central Blaze Northern Mariners Northern Rangers Northern Mariners Northern Volcanoes Auckland Northern Rangers Central Heat Auckland
DNF DNF DNF DNF DNF DNF
1:37:41 DNF DNF

DNF DNF DNF DNF DNF DNF DNF DNF DNF DNF DNF DNF

Mercy Jones Madeleine Hill Stella Buckland Andy Heathcote Jasmine Niederberger Rosie Monckton Lara Grozev Johanna Harrison Chloe O'Rorke Penelope Salmon

Auckland Northern Rangers Counties Manukau Northern Volcanoes Northern Mariners Southern Tempest Central Blaze
DNF DNF DNF DNF DNF DNF
DNF
1:36:41 1:50:49

  • 1:04:27
  • Northern Volcanoes

DNF

JBA

  • Place Name
  • Club

Southern Tempest Australian Northern Rangers Central Heat

Middle

0:52:02 1:02:18 0:53:31 0:55:56 1:00:12 0:57:52 1:07:57 0:59:58

  • Long
  • Total

12345678

Ryan Moore

1:13:31 1:08:29 1:18:30 1:25:53 1:23:24 1:28:01 1:19:45 1:32:00

2:05:33 2:10:47 2:12:01 2:21:49 2:23:36 2:25:53 2:27:42 2:31:58

Samuel Garbellini Campbell Syme Oliver Edwards Felix Williamson Zefa Faavae

Central Heat Southern Tempest Southern Tempest Northern Volcanoes

Rupert Shepherd Alex Jobbins

9

Olaf Baker Caleb Browne Simon Bond

Central Heat Northern Mariners Central Blaze
0:56:07 1:10:27 1:01:03 1:01:13 1:06:06 1:07:47 1:03:57 1:02:14 1:05:16 1:07:33 1:23:01 1:18:02 1:04:05 1:07:00 1:05:32 1:15:32 1:23:48 1:06:20 1:32:22 1:47:09 1:51:04 1:38:02 1:51:13 1:37:03 1:42:01 1:27:44 1:36:01 1:43:34 1:02:16 1:06:44 1:31:14 1:32:54 1:33:15 DNF
1:40:41 1:31:28 1:41:46 1:42:16 1:39:57 1:38:27 1:43:51 1:47:31 1:47:50 1:49:47 1:39:48 1:46:57 2:04:41 2:01:54 2:03:29 1:53:33 1:46:19 2:18:50 2:02:21 1:55:44 1:51:50 2:04:54 2:09:04 2:23:47 2:27:30 2:43:44 2:37:13 3:16:10 DNF

2:36:48 2:41:55 2:42:49 2:43:29 2:46:03 2:46:14 2:47:48 2:49:45 2:53:06 2:57:20 3:02:49 3:04:59 3:08:46 3:08:54 3:09:01 3:09:05 3:10:07 3:25:10 3:34:43 3:42:53 3:42:54 3:42:56 4:00:17 4:00:50 4:09:31 4:11:28 4:13:14 4:59:44 DNF

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36

Liam Buyck

Northern Rangers Northern Mariners Northern Mariners Northern Rangers Northern Volcanoes Southern Tempest Southern Tempest Central Heat Northern Mariners Central Blaze Northern Volcanoes Central Heat

Matthew Greenwood Daniel Carroll Seth Dean Luca Eastwood Flynn Hunter Jake Van Keulen Cameron Potts Hayden Williams Jack Garr Harrison Edwards Lorcan Rabbitte Clayton Shadbolt Riley Croxford Luke Clements Cormac Turley Pierson Clement Tyler Halliday Angus Edwards Fergus O'Neill Jack Braddick Charlie Frater Luke Carpenter Ben Mitchell

Southern Tempest Southern Tempest Northern Volcanoes Central Heat Central Heat Northern Rangers Northern Mariners Southern Tempest Central Blaze Northern Rangers Central Blaze Central Blaze Central Blaze Southern Tempest Central Heat Central Blaze

Ed Sindlen Matt Harding Nate Anderson Alan Teesdale Arthur Elworthy Oliver Freeman Tommy Thomson Joshua Henshaw

DNF DNF DNF DNF
1:56:21 2:05:00

DNF DNF DNF DNF DNF DNF

Northern Volcanoes Australian Central Heat

  • Central Blaze
  • DNF

JGB

  • Place Name
  • Club

Auckland Australian Auckland Auckland Auckland Southern Tempest Auckland Auckland Central Blaze Auckland Central Blaze Southern Tempest No Club Auckland Auckland

Middle

0:31:58 0:38:57 0:37:13 0:41:31 0:42:27 0:37:58 0:51:32 0:53:16 0:48:14 0:37:50 0:55:31 0:53:20 0:37:50 0:45:38 0:50:41 0:54:52

Long

0:57:36 1:00:26 1:02:22 1:03:37 1:05:08 1:13:57 1:06:45 1:14:38 1:22:52 1:43:06 2:04:17 2:30:02 DNF

Total

1:29:34 1:39:23 1:39:35 1:45:08 1:47:35 1:51:55 1:58:17 2:07:54 2:11:06 2:20:56 2:59:48 3:23:22 DNF

12345678

Rachel Duston Milla Key Aliana Henderson Natalie Salmon Pippa Dixon Lani Murray Ella Edwards Hannah Williams Phoebe Till Ellie Evans Kaiya Read-Butcher Gemma York Krista Vesty-Scott Catherine (Cate) Denny Alex Mclauchlan Sofia Skinner

910 11 12

DNF DNF DNF

DNF DNF DNF

Auckland

Sophie Collins Harriet Burrell

No Club Auckland
1:03:42 DNF
DNF
1:12:22

DNF DNF

JBB

  • Place Name
  • Club

No Club Northern Mariners Central Blaze Auckland

Middle

0:55:20 0:32:12 0:37:16 0:44:23 DNF

Long

1:47:25 DNF DNF DNF

Total

2:42:45 DNF DNF DNF

1

Myles Chisholm Daniel Wood Benjamin Smedinge Jacob Wells Bodie Terrill

  • Australian
  • 0:53:53

DNF

SGA

  • Place Name
  • Club
  • Middle

0:59:52 0:55:46 1:06:27 1:02:15 1:04:14 1:08:33 1:17:17 1:14:30 1:13:52 1:34:58 1:51:12 1:35:55 1:45:01 1:47:09 0:54:20 1:02:44 1:16:18 1:20:48 1:28:39 1:47:19 1:47:24 DNF

Long

1:32:25 1:37:47 1:50:00 1:56:51 2:07:14 2:07:40 2:04:20 2:12:15 2:17:08 2:13:02 2:04:22 2:38:59 2:34:56 2:49:12 DNF DNF DNF DNF DNF DNF DNF DNF
2:02:29 1:53:02

Total

2:32:17 2:33:33 2:56:27 2:59:06 3:11:28 3:16:13 3:21:37 3:26:45 3:31:00 3:48:00 3:55:34 4:14:54 4:19:57 4:36:21 DNF DNF DNF DNF DNF DNF DNF DNF DNF

12345678

Georgia Skelton Jessica Sewell Lucy Burrell Olivia Collins Aleisha Neary Bella Fraser India James Chelsea Oliver Sylvie Frater

Northern Rangers Northern Volcanoes Northern Mariners Northern Rangers Northern Mariners Dunedin Northern Volcanoes Northern Volcanoes Northern Volcanoes Central Blaze Northern Mariners Northern Rangers Northern Rangers Northern Volcanoes Central Heat Northern Mariners Central Heat Northern Mariners Taranaki Central Blaze Central Blaze Northern Volcanoes Central Heat Northern Rangers

910 11 12 13 14

Amy Culham Cara Bradding Emma Managh Charlotte Carter Michaela Managh Carolyne Nel Theane Van Zyl Tessa Burns Megan Bruce Poppy Mitchell Brooke Carpenter Fiona Middleton Lauren Dunne Amber Riddle Anna Cory-Wright

DNF DNF

DNF

SBA

  • Place Name
  • Club

Australian Central Blaze

Middle

0:56:13 1:01:36 0:58:32 0:53:40 0:54:45 0:59:08 0:56:46 1:05:37 0:56:07 1:05:09 1:00:34 1:08:36 1:02:15

  • Long
  • Total

12345678

Alvin Craig Jason Bond

1:38:27 1:35:55 1:39:31 1:44:34 1:45:26 1:43:43 1:46:52 1:38:49 1:50:59 1:45:52 1:51:01 1:47:34 1:54:27

2:34:40 2:37:31 2:38:03 2:38:14 2:40:11 2:42:51 2:43:38 2:44:26 2:47:06 2:51:01 2:51:35 2:56:10 2:56:42

Liam Stolberger Patrick Hayes Liam Thompson Cameron Bonar Tom Harding

Northern Volcanoes Northern Volcanoes Northern Rangers Northern Mariners Southern Tempest Southern Tempest Southern Tempest Northern Rangers Hawke's Bay

Isaac Egan

9

Dougal Shepherd Alex Monckton Bayley Stephens-Ellison Michael Mccormack Kingston Webb

10 11 12 13

Northern Rangers Central Heat

14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

Alex De Beer

Northern Mariners Central Heat Southern Tempest Central Heat Northern Mariners Central Heat Northern Mariners Northern Volcanoes Central Blaze
1:11:26 1:08:18 1:12:42 1:08:27 1:01:52 1:07:39 1:12:38 1:13:46 1:07:06 1:25:50 1:25:47 1:09:17 1:09:47 1:09:46 1:38:52 1:33:13 1:27:06 1:48:30 0:52:23 1:06:21 1:10:38 1:21:45 1:22:07 1:22:13 1:26:03 1:48:33 1:53:18 DNF
1:49:22 1:58:04 1:54:06 1:59:40 2:06:38 2:02:06 1:58:36 2:03:21 2:11:11 1:58:12 2:01:37 2:21:56 2:29:34 2:36:39 2:12:08 2:25:59 2:38:10 2:27:57 DNF DNF DNF DNF DNF DNF DNF DNF DNF

3:00:48 3:06:22 3:06:48 3:08:07 3:08:30 3:09:45 3:11:14 3:17:07 3:18:17 3:24:02 3:27:24 3:31:13 3:39:21 3:46:25 3:51:00 3:59:12 4:05:16 4:16:27 DNF DNF DNF DNF DNF DNF DNF DNF DNF

Amos Plumpton Ayrton Shadbolt Thomas Culham Adam Bateman Ronan Lee Thomas Brendolise Tama Hoare Kieran Edwards Mitchell Cooper Aidan Skinner Sebastian Ayson Macfarlane No Club Jamal Murray Ryan Gray Fenton Loveday Toby Lang Harry Thurman Scott Carswell Oak Jones Braeden Kommeren Callum Farmer Paddy Fookes Jensen Key Edward Twomey Liam Grozev Henry Elworthy Jack Mitchell Lachlan White Luc-Aime Meurillon Adam Barron

Northern Volcanoes Northern Volcanoes

Southern Tempest Australian Northern Mariners Australian Northern Rangers Northern Volcanoes Central Blaze Central Heat Northern Mariners Northern Rangers Australian Central Blaze Northern Rangers Northern Mariners Central Blaze Central Blaze Northern Rangers Central Heat
3:11:25 2:51:32 2:26:44

DNF DNF DNF

DNF DNF

SGB

  • Place Name
  • Club

Central Blaze Northern Mariners Northern Mariners Northern Rangers Northern Volcanoes

Middle

1:32:19 1:10:48 1:38:44 1:48:23 1:54:11

Long

2:21:57 DNF DNF DNF

Total

3:54:16 DNF DNF DNF

1

Nicole Maddigan Jydee Leonard Chelsea Sampson Anna Hill Isla Thompson

DNF

DNF

W20A

  • Place Name
  • Club
  • Middle

1:04:07 0:59:24 1:00:53 1:03:25 1:05:53 1:17:41 1:52:35 1:47:17 2:13:58 DNF

Long

1:33:42 1:39:28 1:46:02 1:49:54 1:49:45 2:02:55 1:55:25 2:36:58 2:52:01 DNF

Total

2:37:49 2:38:52 2:46:55 2:53:19 2:55:38 3:20:36 3:48:00 4:24:15 5:05:59 DNF

123456789

Jenna Tidswell Marisol Hunter Briana Steven

NZ Pinestars NZ Pinestars Peninsula and Plains NZ Pinestars NZ Pinestars Auckland AUS Bushrangers AUS Bushrangers AUS Bushrangers Taranaki

Meghan Drew Tegan Knightbridge Hayley Smith Mikayla Cooper Miho Yamazaki Jessica Rogers Sassafraz Johnson Caitlin Young

  • AUS Bushrangers
  • DNF
  • DNF

DNF

M20A

  • Place Name
  • Club
  • Middle

0:49:25 0:56:33 0:56:23 1:06:47 0:52:07 0:58:44 0:54:11 0:59:59 1:09:11 1:16:38 1:10:35 1:00:16 1:04:12

Long

1:39:14 1:42:55 1:52:26 1:45:45 2:01:36 2:02:06 2:08:07 2:24:58 2:23:46 2:30:59 2:55:36 DNF

Total

2:28:39 2:39:28 2:48:49 2:52:32 2:53:43 3:00:50 3:02:18 3:24:57 3:32:57 3:47:37 4:06:11 DNF

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  • Robert Mapplethorpe Curated by Arthur Jafa 515 West 24Th Street March 12 – April 24, 2021 Opening March 12, 10Am – 6Pm

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    Robert Mapplethorpe Curated by Arthur Jafa 515 West 24th Street March 12 – April 24, 2021 Opening March 12, 10am – 6pm Gladstone Gallery is pleased to present a career-spanning exhibition of works by Robert Mapplethorpe curated by artist Arthur Jafa. Comprised of both the iconic studio photographs that are synonymous with Mapplethorpe’s oeuvre as well as a selection of his rarely exhibited Polaroids, Jafa employs the visual sequencing found throughout his own work to reconfigure and destabilize our understanding of the familiar. Orbiting around the concept that re-oriented chains of connotation imbue culturally entrenched imagery with new narrative power, Jafa proposes a fresh reading of works that have long been embraced as art-historical canon. Breaching the tacit barricades that quarantine Mapplethorpe’s classically composed studio work from his notoriously unmitigated depictions of gay sexuality, Jafa’s image selection spans the full arc of Mapplethorpe’s practice. Silver gelatin portraits and still-lifes are displayed with a series of Polaroids that fluctuate between the tender and the transgressive, all of which are granted equal footing in Jafa’s hierarchy-leveling hands. Suggesting that visual information can supply narrative meaning in much the same way as a text, Jafa’s sequencing re- examines the issues of agency and power that reverberate throughout both Mapplethorpe’s work and his own. Of particular interest to Jafa is the literal and metaphorical space between Mapplethorpe and his subjects, the delicate balance between intimacy and formalism that often charges the photographer’s imagery. Sam Wagstaff is here presented as both a lover and public figure—an object of erotic desire and a revered mentor whose varying depictions in Mapplethorpe’s work trespass simultaneously on the public and the private.
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