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9/02/2020 War Memorial Park Results Athletics House - Site License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 10:42 AM 10/02/2020 Page 1 2020 OCEANIA Area 20km Road Walking Championships - 9/02/2020 War Memorial Park Results - Oceania / Australian 20km Walk Championships Event 3 Mens 20k Race Walk RR OCEANIA CH Open ================================================================================ Name Year Team Seed Finals Points ================================================================================ Results - Mens 1 Perseus Karlstrom 90 Sweden 1:21:57 2 Evan Dunfee 90 Canada 1:22:32 3 Dane Bird-Smith 92 Queensland 1:23:01 4 Marius Ziukas 85 Lithuania 1:23:06 5 Rhydian Cowley 91 Victoria 1:24:40 6 Kyle Swan 99 Victoria 1:27:41 7 Quentin Rew 84 New Zealand 1:28:18 8 Tyler Jones 98 New South Wales 1:28:26 9 Carl Gibbons 96 New South Wales 1:30:26 10 Carlos Mercenario Arsos 00 Mexico 1:30:38 11 Toru Yamamoto 90 Japan 1:30:40 12 Tadas Suskevicius 85 Lithuania 1:33:50 13 Jason Kozica 87 Victoria 1:35:57 14 Remo Karlstrom 88 Sweden 1:36:42 15 Adam Garganis 97 Victoria 1:37:31 16 Chun Hung Tse 81 Hong Kong 1:38:32 2min Penalty 17 Dylan Richardson 00 New South Wales 1:38:44 18 Timothy Fraser 00 Canberra 1:40:59 19 Alix Harlington 99 South Australia 1:47:53 20 Bradley Mann 99 Western Australia 1:53:41 Event 4 Womens 20k Race Walk RR OCEANIA CH Open ================================================================================ Name Year Team Seed Finals Points ================================================================================ Results - Womens -- Anezka Drahotova 95 Czech Republic SCR 1 Jemima Montag 98 Victoria 1:33:15 2 Katie Hayward 00 Queensland 1:34:00 3 Beki Smith 86 Canberra 1:35:06 4 Alana Barber 87 New Zealand 1:35:52 5 Simone McInnes 91 Victoria 1:37:32 6 Brigita Virbalyte-Dimsie 85 Lithuania 1:37:40 7 Rachel Tallent 93 Canberra 1:40:20 8 Rachelle De Orbeta 01 Puerto Rico 1:43:03 9 Anna Cross 99 South Australia 1:53:11 10 Laura Langley 97 New Zealand 1:55:36 11 Courtney Ruske 94 New Zealand 1:58:25 12 Sau Man Ng 80 Hong Kong 2:04:37 -- Rozie Robinson 90 New Zealand DNF -- Kelly Ruddick 73 Victoria DNF Event 5 Mens 10k Race Walk RR Under 20 ================================================================================ Name Year Team Seed Finals Points ================================================================================ Results - Mens 1 Tristan Camilleri 01 South Australia 44:44 2 Gwyllym Young 02 Canberra 45:01 3 Corey Dickson 02 Victoria 45:40 4 Mitchell Baker 01 Canberra 45:50 5 Will Thompson 02 Victoria 45:51 6 Oscar Tebbutt 01 New South Wales 47:32 7 Jan R Moreu 01 Puerto Rico 47:33 8 Jack McGinniskin 02 New South Wales 47:46 9 Benjamin Reid 01 Western Australia 47:52 Athletics House - Site License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 10:42 AM 10/02/2020 Page 2 2020 OCEANIA Area 20km Road Walking Championships - 9/02/2020 War Memorial Park Results - Oceania / Australian 20km Walk Championships Event 6 Womens 10k Race Walk RR Under 20 ================================================================================ Name Year Team Seed Finals Points ================================================================================ Results - Womens 1 Rebecca Henderson 01 Victoria 48:23 2 Caitlin Hannigan 02 Queensland 49:39 3 Alanna Peart 03 Victoria 49:54 4 Camryn Novinetz 03 Queensland 50:03 5 Allanah Pitcher 03 New South Wales 51:43 6 Olivia Sandery 03 South Australia 52:27 7 Anna Blackwell 01 Tasmania 53:54 8 Jemma Peart 01 Victoria 55:33 9 Hannah Bolton 03 New South Wales 56:57 10 Charlotte Hay 03 Victoria 58:24 11 Sophie Charlotte Hamann 01 Queensland 1:01:17 Event 8 Womens 5k Race Walk RR Under 18 ================================================================================ Name Year Team Seed Finals Points ================================================================================ 1 Darcey Roberts 07 Victoria 26:03 2 Kiera Ross 05 South Australia 29:32 Penalty 30sec 3 Ruby Langford 04 South Australia 30:11.
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