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Tough Bloke Challenge NSW 2012 - Category Results Category Position Finish Time Race Number Name Overall Pos GenderPos Female 12-17 1 0:55:41 5721 Maya SUZUKI 795 87 2 0:58:28 2830 Elese GALLEN 1023 133 3 0:59:36 540 Tegan CRISMALE 1142 153 4 1:00:52 4101 Olivia KNAPTON 1273 177 5 1:04:37 6180 Isabella PRICHARD 1695 291 6 1:06:41 6152 Molly MCFARLANE 1911 353 7 1:06:57 4617 Laura MANTON 1942 365 8 1:09:43 2923 Lucy MUSGRAVE 2277 509 9 1:09:44 2922 Courtney MUSGRAVE 2281 510 10 1:10:17 2042 Taryn EDDY 2350 547 11 1:10:22 2698 Stephanie Therese PENALES 2358 552 12 1:11:32 513 Tori BRICKELL 2505 618 13 1:13:10 4950 Gabrielle TANKS 2669 691 14 1:13:25 4954 Kara THOMPSON 2694 703 15 1:13:30 5709 Natalie SMITH 2707 710 16 1:14:09 4634 Charlee MICHEL 2783 739 17 1:14:42 4951 Katherine TANKS 2847 769 18 1:15:38 6181 Eliza PRICHARD 2944 817 19 1:15:41 4953 Ashlee THOMPSON 2951 821 20 1:16:33 6901 Madeline ANDREWS 3043 877 21 1:17:04 5311 Emily FRASER 3103 908 22 1:18:44 343 Sarah HICKEY 3282 1010 23 1:19:38 3179 Cassandra ROBERTS 3391 1061 24 1:20:06 5766 Ellie BAER 3436 1083 25 1:20:06 5869 Ginger KENNETT 3437 1084 26 1:21:43 3963 Laura WOOD 3613 1183 27 1:22:53 3906 Caitlyn ROBSON 3725 1251 28 1:23:19 3951 Natalie WEBB 3774 1282 29 1:23:29 621 Isabella MAVIGLIA 3790 1293 30 1:23:29 541 Madalyn CRISMALE 3791 1294 31 1:24:20 3902 Kimberlie RICHINGS 3884 1342 32 1:24:24 5948 Kiana PORTER 3892 1345 33 1:24:38 2866 Breanna IHLE 3920 1360 34 1:25:13 3937 Jordan THOMAS 3975 1399 35 1:25:26 1110 Shamiran KHAMIS 3989 1406 36 1:25:26 1109 Nahren KHAMIS 3990 1407 37 1:25:59 2379 Daniela MAYOL 4049 1439 38 1:26:13 1582 Megan HOLMES 4074 1453 39 1:26:36 2184 Simone SARGENT 4122 1483 40 1:28:08 3985 Stephanie BORG 4284 1589 41 1:29:16 4943 Kirsty STONES 4364 1632 42 1:29:28 5086 Jessica JANDRIC 4372 1634 43 1:29:29 2671 Ciara MORGAN 4373 1635 44 1:29:58 5611 Deejay JONES 4408 1657 45 1:30:02 5177 Anna SCOTT 4415 1664 46 1:30:12 5870 Ruby KENNETT 4428 1673 47 1:30:28 3150 Kate MIKILEWICZ 4449 1687 48 1:30:47 5380 Megan MILEKOVIC 4486 1715 49 1:31:17 5078 Jasmin HAMADE 4525 1743 50 1:31:17 5213 Ana-Marija TOMASI 4526 1744 51 1:31:51 5382 Vicki MILEKOVIC 4562 1764 52 1:32:04 5381 Belinda MILEKOVIC 4574 1772 53 1:32:52 5267 Sarah CAUCHI 4617 1800 54 1:32:56 6080 Sarah FORD 4619 1801 55 1:32:56 6215 Katharine SPARKES 4620 1802 56 1:33:23 5399 Saranya NAIDOO 4643 1816 57 1:33:50 6925 Erica BELL 4661 1829 1 of 98 Tough Bloke Challenge NSW 2012 - Category Results Category Position Finish Time Race Number Name Overall Pos GenderPos 58 1:35:04 2281 Maddi CALLINAN 4721 1873 59 1:35:04 2280 Billie CALLINAN 4722 1874 60 1:36:11 4830 Lauren KELLY 4785 1914 61 1:37:17 4706 Rosie WAGGON 4825 1944 62 1:38:01 6232 Dana VILLAMOR 4853 1969 63 1:38:19 4705 Holly WAGGON 4868 1980 64 1:39:22 5952 Katie RIJKE 4904 2003 65 1:39:22 5963 Kaitlin RYPER 4905 2004 66 1:39:34 430 Hannah PAULL 4911 2010 67 1:39:37 1382 Emma MEYERS 4912 2011 68 1:39:37 1274 Aimee CARLIN 4913 2012 69 1:39:37 1428 Shaquira RYAN 4914 2013 70 1:40:00 1352 Laura PRIOR 4932 2026 71 1:40:02 6233 Trina VILLAMOR 4934 2028 72 1:40:03 5508 Jean BAKER 4936 2029 73 1:40:27 6931 Laura HARRIS 4955 2044 74 1:40:43 6199 Larissa SCHEMBRI 4970 2057 75 1:40:44 6238 Milly WADE 4972 2058 76 1:42:45 1473 Kalahni WILLIAMS 5038 2106 77 1:43:20 4493 Carla BEDFORD 5058 2119 78 1:45:38 4432 Fotini SKLAVOUNOS 5096 2147 79 1:46:35 6105 Jade HOSKINS 5109 2155 80 1:46:39 4433 Chloe SKLAVOUNOS 5110 2156 81 1:47:32 1234 Erin WAUGH 5122 2166 82 1:47:34 1205 Morgan SNEDDON 5124 2167 83 1:47:52 1091 Phoebe HINDE 5132 2173 84 1:50:02 2860 Olivia HOWLETT 5183 2207 85 1:51:24 995 Eden ANDERSON 5214 2233 86 1:55:01 534 Caitlin CONKEY 5242 2250 87 1:55:01 727 Rhianna TYNAN 5243 2251 88 2:01:27 4729 Jenna WOOLLEY 5283 2279 89 2:06:05 638 Angelina MESSINA 5297 2288 90 2:07:39 571 Brooke GADD 5306 2294 91 2:10:42 2859 Erin HOWLETT 5323 2303 2 of 98 Tough Bloke Challenge NSW 2012 - Category Results Category Position Finish Time Race Number Name Overall Pos GenderPos Male 12-17 1 0:37:54 2128 Josh MCMAHON 17 17 2 0:40:29 2129 Aydan MCMAHON 46 46 3 0:41:49 6987 Jaeger MAY 68 68 4 0:46:49 6979 Jesse MOORE 228 220 5 0:47:38 2138 Jamie MORET 270 262 6 0:47:55 440 Nicholas PHILLPOTT 284 275 7 0:48:20 6263 Jarrod BICZO 300 291 8 0:50:12 3962 Joshua WOOD 375 358 9 0:50:15 387 James LONG 387 369 10 0:50:20 4122 Emerson MONK 393 374 11 0:50:23 3938 Brady THOMAS 398 379 12 0:51:02 4027 Sam EAGLES 440 414 13 0:51:21 2729 Mahdi SLAIBI 462 434 14 0:51:32 438 Luke PHILLPOTT 479 447 15 0:52:30 4056 James HANCOCK 544 503 16 0:53:38 4068 Roger HEFFERNAN 630 575 17 0:53:47 310 Luke FELTON 645 586 18 0:54:32 4753 Cameron BROWN 705 632 19 0:55:04 5983 Matt TAYLOR 749 669 20 0:55:04 5813 Ben DRUMMOND 750 670 21 0:55:34 4738 Jordan BACON 787 701 22 0:55:42 3009 Sam ANNEAR 796 709 23 0:56:02 6934 Alex HARRIS 823 729 24 0:56:10 5607 Tom JOHNSON 835 739 25 0:56:22 2163 Chris POWELL 854 754 26 0:56:30 125 Jason BAKER 867 764 27 0:56:32 4446 Coby THOMAS 870 767 28 0:56:40 4029 Will EAGLES 877 771 29 0:56:53 628 Riley MCCUE 900 788 30 0:56:55 2026 Campbell COLE 904 791 31 0:56:57 4694 Jackson SWEET 911 795 32 0:57:12 2976 Samuel TICKLE 924 807 33 0:57:12 2919 Ethan MURRAY 925 808 34 0:57:13 2800 Sam CLARK 927 810 35 0:57:15 4479 Conor AGGETT 931 814 36 0:57:40 5919 Ryan MORRISON 964 841 37 0:58:06 4537 Callum DOCHERTY 995 868 38 0:58:40 3752 Tom CURTIS 1043 910 39 0:58:55 3732 Matt BRISCOE 1076 935 40 0:59:17 4245 Cameron BECK 1112 966 41 0:59:20 5348 Dominic JONES 1117 970 42 0:59:37 4618 Ben MANTON 1148 994 43 0:59:51 6908 Jack DEMPSEY 1169 1012 44 0:59:53 738 Josh WIESEL 1170 1013 45 0:59:53 917 Ryan PAGET 1171 1014 46 0:59:58 5562 Michael EICHNER 1182 1023 47 1:00:02 1694 Jay SHADLOW 1190 1029 48 1:00:04 6911 Nicholas HARRIS 1194 1032 49 1:00:22 2750 Gary VANDIJIKE 1223 1056 50 1:00:22 2751 Craig PARTRIDGE 1225 1058 51 1:01:09 533 Dylan CONKEY 1308 1122 52 1:01:54 5370 Euan MALCOLM 1360 1164 53 1:01:55 6978 Keenan MOORE 1365 1167 54 1:01:58 5025 Simon CROMBIE 1369 1171 55 1:02:45 2670 Conor MORGAN 1461 1234 56 1:02:48 5764 Matthew ARELLANO 1463 1236 57 1:02:48 5828 Kyle GARCIA 1464 1237 3 of 98 Tough Bloke Challenge NSW 2012 - Category Results Category Position Finish Time Race Number Name Overall Pos GenderPos 58 1:02:58 5753 Dylan WOOD 1480 1251 59 1:03:05 5687 Zac POWELL 1490 1258 60 1:03:21 4527 Cameron COOK 1536 1291 61 1:03:26 4936 Joel SMALL 1549 1302 62 1:03:47 6248 Teague WILSON 1598 1338 63 1:04:10 1750 Blake ATKINS 1639 1366 64 1:04:12 2236 Zachary WENHAM 1644 1370 65 1:04:12 4362 Tom LICKESS 1646 1372 66 1:04:13 2025 Hunter COLE 1647 1373 67 1:04:15 3068 Jake EVANS 1649 1375 68 1:04:40 1373 Luke MCBEATH 1701 1407 69 1:04:57 5703 Dane-Michael SHEARS 1734 1432 70 1:06:40 3705 Wyatt ZEMARS 1907 1555 71 1:06:40 6074 Riley EXTON 1908 1556 72 1:06:44 265 Josh BONSER 1921 1565 73 1:06:50 4707 Hayden WALLIS 1932 1572 74 1:07:42 5307 Nathan FORD 2037 1629 75 1:07:45 1650 Callum O'DONNELL 2044 1635 76 1:08:24 647 Jack MOORE 2120 1681 77 1:08:46 4832 Rhys KELLY 2162 1708 78 1:08:59 6022 Lloyd BARNETT 2186 1719 79 1:09:16 6009 Matt WINCHESTER 2226 1744 80 1:09:41 6420 Bruce TIA 2271 1767 81 1:09:43 6389 Luke CHIVERS 2280 1771 82 1:09:44 6346 Mitchell HASLER 2282 1772 83 1:10:10 2297 Ryan CORBY 2328 1793 84 1:10:29 5814 Tom DRUMMOND 2371 1814 85 1:10:30 5920 Bradley MORRISON 2375 1817 86 1:10:37 739 Zac WIESEL 2390 1829 87 1:10:43 5277 Josh COWAN 2407 1839 88 1:11:02 6134 Tyler LEGGETT 2443 1857 89 1:11:28 6194 Liam RUDEVICS 2497 1885 90 1:12:08 2166 Nicholas PRICE 2583 1936 91 1:12:11 3157 Jesse MORRIS 2589 1939 92 1:13:31 6419 Benjamin TANG 2712 2001 93 1:14:25 4993 Matthew BASSINGTHWAIGHTE 2815 2061 94 1:15:13 3079 Bailey GENTLE 2908 2111 95 1:15:14 3140 Kaine MCGRATH 2910 2112 96 1:15:26 2849 Jeremy HEYS 2924 2119 97 1:15:27 2901 Nicholas MCGEOCH 2925 2120 98 1:15:35 6482 Marcus KILBY 2937 2126 99 1:16:15 4021 Jackson DEKKER 3006 2151 100 1:16:25 4858 Jacob MARQUARDT 3023 2159 101 1:16:36 439 Paul PHILLPOTT 3048 2168 102 1:19:32 4774 Duncan CLARK 3382 2326 103 1:19:38 5734 Manaia TITO 3388 2328 104 1:19:38 4875 Jake MICHEL 3389 2329 105 1:19:38 5733 Issaiyah TITO 3392 2331 106 1:19:40 5505 George AWAD 3394 2332 107 1:19:41 2084 Simon INGLETON 3398 2335 108 1:19:46 6157 Rhod-Lee MERCADO 3407 2341 109 1:20:11 1251 Lachlan BEATTIE 3442 2355 110 1:20:16 4590 Lachlan JOHNS 3455 2361 111 1:21:19 6164 Jack MONTAGUE-JONES 3564 2411 112 1:21:47 1252 Joshua BEATTIE 3618 2431 113 1:22:19 6193 Bailey ROWLAND 3658 2449 114 1:23:09 4942 Ben STONES 3756 2485 115 1:23:34 4001 Dion CAMPBELL 3808 2505 4 of 98 Tough Bloke Challenge NSW 2012 - Category Results Category Position Finish Time Race Number Name Overall Pos GenderPos 116 1:24:21 3932 Patrick SULLIVAN 3887 2544 117 1:24:24 5858 Jared HUXLEY 3891 2547 118 1:24:36 3802 Dylan HANSON 3915 2557 119 1:24:58 4153 Sean POWER 3941 2566 120 1:26:13 4154 Ryan POWER 4073 2621 121 1:26:21 431 Josh PAULL 4095 2630 122 1:27:00 5984 Will TAYLOR 4167 2653 123 1:27:14 6970 Cypress BARTLETT 4189 2660 124 1:27:16 6972 Mccoy BEEBY 4190 2661 125 1:27:30 4782 Brandon CROTTY 4212 2670 126 1:28:09 1914 Thomas O'MALLEY 4286 2696 127 1:28:23 6973 Mason BEEBY 4310 2709 128 1:29:20 2605 Benjamin HOLE 4367 2734 129 1:29:53 4051 Marko HADIC 4396 2748 130 1:30:40 6494 Nur SHAIFUL 4467 2765 131 1:31:10 6338 Andrew BARKER 4519 2781 132 1:32:51 5326 Zac HATZIS 4615 2817 133 1:33:24 5636 Will LINDEBACK 4644 2828 134 1:33:50 6395 Sumit JOHN 4662 2833 135 1:35:34 6406 Shyamsundar RAVISHANKAR 4764 2865 136 1:36:47 6092 Nicholas GUERRERA 4801 2877 137
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    New Zealand Olympians & Paralympians New Zealand’s first Olympic sailing representatives were Peter Mander and Jack Cropp in 1956 - and they won gold in the Sharpie. Since then, New Zealand has won a total of 22 Olympic medals (9 gold, 7 silver, 6 bronze), and are yet to get the country's first Paralympic sailing medal. New Zealand is ranked the ninth-best performing Olympic yachting nation ever. This is a great feat, considering New Zealand missed out on the first 56 years of competition - yachting became an Olympic sport in 1900 and has appeared at every Olympic Games since 1908. New Zealanders competed at the first demonstration Paralympic sailing event in the Sonar and finished fifth at Atlanta 1996. At the 2000 Games, New Zealand was represented in both the 2.4mR and the Sonar, and in 2012 NZ had the first SKUD 18 team take part in the Paralympics. The race format for the Paralympic sailing events was essentially the same as the Olympic Games, although all events were fleet racing, and there was no medal race. 2016 Olympics & Paralympics, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Team Leader Jez Fanstone Andrew Brown, Hamish Willcox, Jez Fanstone, Coaches Jim Maloney, John Cutler, Mark Howard, Nathan Handley, Peter Nicholas Olympic Project Manager Caroline Brisebois Doctor Craig Panther Team Physiotherapist Jude Spiers Rules Advisor Jack Lloyd Class Sailors Finishing Position Men's 49er Blair Tuke & Peter Burling GOLD Women's 49erFX Alex Maloney & Molly Meech SILVER Women's 470 Jo Aleh & Polly Powrie SILVER Laser Sam Meech BRONZE Nacra Gemma Jones &
  • History and Tradition

    History and Tradition

    Southern Miss G o l d e n E a g l e s History and Tradition The school’s record of 519-347-27 includes 17 Bobby Holmes (10) and Cliff Coggin (88) bowl games, two college division national champi- onships, a long list of national rankings, an equally long list of NFL standouts and enough football memo- ries to fill volumes. Over the years, there have been many memorable games, but the ones that stand out most are the games the Golden Eagles were not sup- posed to win, but instead, with determination and an unrelenting drive to succeed, turned into victories. Those games – 2004’s victory over Nebraska; stunning wins over Auburn in 1990 and 1991; over Alabama in 1982, 1990, and 2000; over Florida State in 1981 and 1989; several wins over archrivals Ole Miss and Mississippi State; and victories over LSU, Georgia, and a host of others, including 2003’s thrilling victory over previously undefeated and top 10 TCU – have contributed to the Golden Eagles’ tradition of being a program second to none. The school’s impressive list of bowl games dates back to 1952 and includes appearances in three Liberty Bowls – the 2003, 1999, and 1997 – the 2004 and 2005 New Orleans Bowl’s, the 2002 Houston Bowl, the 2000 and 2007 GMAC Bowl, the 1998 Humanitarian Bowl, the 1990 All-American Bowl, the Tradition and Southern Miss Football – 1980 and 1988 Independence Bowls, the 1956, 1957 and 1981 Tangerine Bowls and the 1952 and 1953 They Go Together Sun Bowls. t has been said that in the South, football is a way Southern Miss President Dr.