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Event # 1 WOMENS OUA Champs 5K Run 31/10/2009 Page 1 of 9 2009 OUA Cross Country Championships Brock campus, St.Catharines Sat Oct 31 10/31/2009 32nd Women's 95th Men's Event # 1 WOMENS OUA Champs 5K Run PLACE TEAM POINTS SCORERS DISPLACERS 1 GUELPH GRYPHONS 30 3-4-5-8-10 12-20 2 MCMASTER MARAUDERS 67 7-11-13-17-19 31-37 3 QUEEN'S GAELS 105 15-18-23-24-25 26-49 4 WINDSOR LANCERS 116 6-16-27-29-38 41-55 5 WESTERN MUSTANGS 135 9-14-28-39-45 46-47 6 TORONTO VARSITYBLUES 140 1-2-43-44-50 59-68 7 LAURENTIAN VOYAGUERS 170 32-33-34-35-36 56-84 8 OTTAWA GEE GEES 240 22-42-52-57-67 76-78 9 LAKEHEAD THUNDERWOLV 257 21-30-58-63-85 10 WATERLOO WARRIORS 284 51-53-54-61-65 69-80 11 YORK LIONS 323 48-62-64-70-79 81-102 12 BROCK BADGERS 346 40-66-74-77-89 96-97 13 LAURIER GOLDEN HAWKS 399 60-73-86-88-92 14 RMC PALADINS 435 71-72-94-98-100 104 15 NIPISSING LAKERS 443 82-87-90-91-93 95-99 16 TRENT EXCALIBUR 467 75-83-101-103-105 OVERALL SCORE BIB PLACE PLACE PLACE NUM NAME AGE GRADE TEAM ON TEAM TIME 1 1 167 Megan Brown E5 TORONTO VARSITYBLUES 1 17:07 2 2 169 Erin McClure E5 TORONTO VARSITYBLUES 2 17:41 3 3 21 Rachel Cliff E4 GUELPH GRYPHONS 1 17:47 4 4 20 Courtney Laurie E4 GUELPH GRYPHONS 2 17:52 5 5 19 Genevieve Lalonde R GUELPH GRYPHONS 3 17:54 6 6 223 Dayna Pidhoresky E5 WINDSOR LANCERS 1 17:56 7 7 76 Jessica Pearo E3 MCMASTER MARAUDERS 1 17:57 8 8 24 Lindsay Furtado E3 GUELPH GRYPHONS 4 18:12 9 9 204 Lynn Mockler E4 WESTERN MUSTANGS 1 18:16 10 10 23 Jess VanHie E3 GUELPH GRYPHONS 5 18:22 11 11 78 Sara Giovannetti E2 MCMASTER MARAUDERS 2 18:23 12 12 22 Laura McIvor E3 GUELPH GRYPHONS 6 18:27 13 13 77 Jillian Wyman E3 MCMASTER MARAUDERS 3 18:28 14 14 205 Lorelle Convery E4 WESTERN MUSTANGS 2 18:32 15 15 131 Patrica Roney E3 QUEEN'S GAELS 1 18:35 16 16 224 Raeleen Hunter E4 WINDSOR LANCERS 2 18:37 17 17 79 Katie Anderson E2 MCMASTER MARAUDERS 4 18:38 18 18 132 Leah Larocque E3 QUEEN'S GAELS 2 18:40 19 19 80 Sarah Haliburton E2 MCMASTER MARAUDERS 5 18:46 20 20 25 Karoline Hoy E3 GUELPH GRYPHONS 7 18:50 21 21 38 Tess Naroski E3 LAKEHEAD THUNDERWOLV 1 18:54 22 22 111 Tiffany Locke E4 OTTAWA GEE GEES 1 18:57 23 23 136 Maggie Hutton R QUEEN'S GAELS 3 18:58 24 24 133 Alecia Kallos E1 QUEEN'S GAELS 4 18:59 25 25 135 Grace Keenleyside E3 QUEEN'S GAELS 5 19:00 Easy Meet Manager, www.goeasyware.com 31/10/2009 Page 2 of 9 2009 OUA Cross Country Championships Brock campus, St.Catharines Sat Oct 31 10/31/2009 32nd Women's 95th Men's 26 26 134 Nadia Tatlow E3 QUEEN'S GAELS 6 19:01 27 27 225 Jen Corick E2 WINDSOR LANCERS 3 19:03 28 28 206 Alicia Knox R WESTERN MUSTANGS 3 19:12 29 29 227 Alyssa Thrasher E3 WINDSOR LANCERS 4 19:13 30 30 39 Tafline Tong E4 LAKEHEAD THUNDERWOLV 2 19:14 31 31 82 Courtney Patterson R MCMASTER MARAUDERS 6 19:15 32 32 55 Emma Tallman E2 LAURENTIAN VOYAGUERS 1 19:16 33 33 53 Maggie Robins E4 LAURENTIAN VOYAGUERS 2 19:17 34 34 54 Gracie Tetzlaff E2 LAURENTIAN VOYAGUERS 3 19:18 35 35 56 Heather Stroeder E3 LAURENTIAN VOYAGUERS 4 19:19 36 36 52 Lindsay Anderson R LAURENTIAN VOYAGUERS 5 19:20 37 37 81 Victoria Coates R MCMASTER MARAUDERS 7 19:21 38 38 229 Ashley Kellam E3 WINDSOR LANCERS 5 19:22 39 39 210 Lauren Coutts E3 WESTERN MUSTANGS 4 19:25 40 40 1 Erin Sukkau R BROCK BADGERS 1 19:26 41 41 226 Carly Gill E4 WINDSOR LANCERS 6 19:29 42 42 113 Julia Malleck E5 OTTAWA GEE GEES 2 19:33 43 43 174 Katie Housley R TORONTO VARSITYBLUES 3 19:34 44 44 172 Alex Digiacomo E3 TORONTO VARSITYBLUES 4 19:37 45 45 207 Laura Desjardins E2 WESTERN MUSTANGS 5 19:38 46 46 208 Hailey Cummings R WESTERN MUSTANGS 6 19:39 47 47 209 Hilary Egan E4 WESTERN MUSTANGS 7 19:40 48 48 243 Kathryn Pistor E2 YORK LIONS 1 19:42 49 49 137 Carla Murphy E5 QUEEN'S GAELS 7 19:44 50 50 173 Charlotte Aust E5 TORONTO VARSITYBLUES 5 19:47 51 51 188 Monika Bolejszo E3 WATERLOO WARRIORS 1 19:49 52 52 112 Jill Seymour E1 OTTAWA GEE GEES 3 19:57 53 53 189 Leslie Gray E1 WATERLOO WARRIORS 2 20:03 54 54 187 Kelly-Lynne Spettigue E4 WATERLOO WARRIORS 3 20:05 55 55 228 Meaghan Morand R WINDSOR LANCERS 7 20:08 56 56 57 Stephanie Flieler E4 LAURENTIAN VOYAGUERS 6 20:10 57 57 114 Nicole Badry E4 OTTAWA GEE GEES 4 20:11 58 58 40 Hilary Quirion E2 LAKEHEAD THUNDERWOLV 3 20:13 59 59 171 Elonnai Hickok E3 TORONTO VARSITYBLUES 6 20:14 60 60 61 Catherine Sukkau E3 LAURIER GOLDEN HAWKS 1 20:15 61 61 190 Megan Hill E5 WATERLOO WARRIORS 4 20:24 62 62 244 Carol Graham E2 YORK LIONS 2 20:28 63 63 41 Lisa Alaimo E3 LAKEHEAD THUNDERWOLV 4 20:32 64 64 245 Nicole Francki R YORK LIONS 3 20:33 65 65 193 Stephanie Hinton E2 WATERLOO WARRIORS 5 20:34 66 66 3 Brittany Dunbar R BROCK BADGERS 2 20:36 67 67 115 Julia Britton R OTTAWA GEE GEES 5 20:43 68 68 175 Adelaida Blaxley R TORONTO VARSITYBLUES 7 20:49 69 69 192 Brile Anderson E2 WATERLOO WARRIORS 6 20:50 70 70 248 Kelsey Desjarlais E2 YORK LIONS 4 20:51 71 71 153 Jennifer Allan R RMC PALADINS 1 20:52 72 72 151 Cj Best E2 RMC PALADINS 2 20:53 73 73 64 Jennifer Laughton R LAURIER GOLDEN HAWKS 2 20:55 74 74 4 Katrina Massey E3 BROCK BADGERS 3 20:57 75 75 265 Sabrina Benzinger R TRENT EXCALIBUR 1 20:58 76 76 117 Amanda Pinch E2 OTTAWA GEE GEES 6 20:58 77 77 2 Courtney Workman E2 BROCK BADGERS 4 20:59 Easy Meet Manager, www.goeasyware.com 31/10/2009 Page 3 of 9 2009 OUA Cross Country Championships Brock campus, St.Catharines Sat Oct 31 10/31/2009 32nd Women's 95th Men's 78 78 116 Feyisayo Oni E1 OTTAWA GEE GEES 7 21:01 79 79 247 Karoline VanDerputt E4 YORK LIONS 5 21:02 80 80 191 Claire Lobsinger E2 WATERLOO WARRIORS 7 21:03 81 81 246 Hanna Hernandez E2 YORK LIONS 6 21:09 82 82 96 Ali Farlow E5 NIPISSING LAKERS 1 21:12 83 83 262 Carrie VanHie R TRENT EXCALIBUR 2 21:13 84 84 58 Mathilde Demory E2 LAURENTIAN VOYAGUERS 7 21:16 85 85 43 Christina Asmussen E2 LAKEHEAD THUNDERWOLV 5 21:18 86 86 62 Kristen Avery E3 LAURIER GOLDEN HAWKS 3 21:24 87 87 97 Felicia Saunders R NIPISSING LAKERS 2 21:48 88 88 66 Jennifer Prenger E3 LAURIER GOLDEN HAWKS 4 21:57 89 89 6 Beth Thomson E4 BROCK BADGERS 5 22:03 90 90 98 Taralynn Ray E3 NIPISSING LAKERS 3 22:04 91 91 102 Antoinette Busch R NIPISSING LAKERS 4 22:07 92 92 65 Emily Ford E3 LAURIER GOLDEN HAWKS 5 22:09 93 93 101 Carly Drake E4 NIPISSING LAKERS 5 22:20 94 94 156 Yana Volodarets R RMC PALADINS 3 22:31 95 95 99 Destiny Gratton E2 NIPISSING LAKERS 6 22:40 96 96 8 Maria Washburn R BROCK BADGERS 6 22:46 97 97 7 Teri Lynn Moffat E2 BROCK BADGERS 7 22:50 98 98 155 Megan Cromarty E1 RMC PALADINS 4 22:54 99 99 100 Marina Demarco E3 NIPISSING LAKERS 7 23:02 100 100 157 Dunerci Caceres E2 RMC PALADINS 5 23:17 101 101 261 Alex Lavasidis R TRENT EXCALIBUR 3 23:26 102 102 249 Cristina Piticco R YORK LIONS 7 24:10 103 103 264 Jennifer Leroy ? TRENT EXCALIBUR 4 24:22 104 104 158 Amy Thorton E3 RMC PALADINS 6 26:08 105 105 263 Monica Farlow ? TRENT EXCALIBUR 5 27:01 Easy Meet Manager, www.goeasyware.com 31/10/2009 Page 4 of 9 2009 OUA Cross Country Championships Brock campus, St.Catharines Sat Oct 31 10/31/2009 32nd Women's 95th Men's TEAM GUELPH GRYPHONS SCORE: 30 PLACE: 1 OVERALL SCORE - PLACE NAME AGE GR BIB TIME Avg. Per KM Avg. Per Mile 3-3 Rachel Cliff E4 21 17:47 3:33 5:43 4-4 Courtney Laurie E4 20 17:52 3:34 5:45 5-5 Genevieve Lalonde R 19 17:54 3:34 5:45 8-8 Lindsay Furtado E3 24 18:12 3:38 5:51 10-10 Jess VanHie E3 23 18:22 3:40 5:54 =============================================================================== 12-12 Laura McIvor E3 22 18:27 3:41 5:56 20-20 Karoline Hoy E3 25 18:50 3:46 6:03 =============================================================================== Top 5 Total Time: 90:07 Top 5 Average Time: 18:01 Top 5 Average per KM: 3:36 Top 5 Average Per MILE: 5:48 1 - 5 Split: :35 1 - 7 Split: 1:03 Top 7 Total Time: 127:24 Top 7 Average Time: 18:12 TEAM MCMASTER MARAUDERS SCORE: 67 PLACE: 2 OVERALL SCORE - PLACE NAME AGE GR BIB TIME Avg.
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