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2018 OPSSA Cross Country Entries Place First Name Last Name Year Level Gender Race Number Time School Cross Country Zone 1st Ruby Hore 5 Girls 1033 8:58.84 Maniototo Area School Maniototo 2nd Sasha Key 5 Girls 1039 9:00.33 Remarkables Primary School Central Otago 3rd Kotomiyo Cowell 5 Girls 1015 9:10.04 Portobello School Ariki 4th Ruby Fox 5 Girls 1018 9:14.01 Weston School North Otago 5th Molly Stumbles 5 Girls 1079 9:16.46 St Clair School Ariki 6th Sam Roxburgh 5 Girls 1074 9:16.83 Maniototo Area School Maniototo 7th Georgie Winneke 5 Girls 1086 9:24.71 Opoho Primary School North 8th Charlotte Aburn 5 Girls 1000 9:27.56 Fairfield School Greater Green Island 9th Allie Bailey 5 Girls 1003 9:28.47 Cromwell Primary School Central Otago 10th Brooke Webb 5 Girls 1083 9:31.22 Goldfields Primary School Central Otago 11th Lucy Linwood 5 Girls 1045 9:32.36 St Clair School Ariki 12th Isabelle Helm 5 Girls 1029 9:35.04 Maniototo Area School Maniototo 13th Jess Miller 5 Girls 1057 9:43.51 Clinton School South Otago 14th Hebe Song 5 Girls 1078 9:45.60 Columba College Hills 15th Kate McLean 5 Girls 1055 9:46.54 Macandrew Bay School Ariki 16th Peyton Harris 5 Girls 1092 9:50.69 East Taieri School Taieri 17th Georgina Titterton 5 Girls 1080 9:51.70 Wanaka Primary School Central Otago 18th Isabel O'Riordan Lawlor 5 Girls 1063 9:52.54 Warepa School South Otago 19th Brooke Cathro 5 Girls 1010 9:53.30 George Street Normal School North 20th Lexi Bonner 5 Girls 1006 9:53.99 George Street Normal School North 21st Gabrielle La Hood 5 Girls 1040 9:58.06 Maori Hill School Hills 22nd Paige Merrilees 5 Girls 1056 9:59.88 Green Island School Greater Green Island 23rd Maia Scott 5 Girls 1076 10:02.15 Tainui School Ariki 24th Zita Lamare 5 Girls 1041 10:14.15 Macandrew Bay School Ariki 25th Ella Wilson 5 Girls 1085 10:05.74 Cromwell Primary School Central Otago 26th Sienna Forgie 5 Girls 1017 10:07.70 Elmgrove School Taieri 27th Lily Turner 5 Girls 1081 10:09.20 Tapanui School South Otago 28th Benka Page-Smith 5 Girls 1065 10:10.41 Tainui School Ariki 29th Zara Lunam 5 Girls 1048 10:11.15 Palmerston Primary School 3 Peaks 30th Georgia Bell 5 Girls 1005 10:11.54 Waitaki Valley School North Otago 31st Shanti Karo 5 Girls 1038 10:12.24 Fairfield School Greater Green Island 32nd Ashleigh Henderson 5 Girls 1030 10:13.90 Mornington School West 33rd Katie Harrex 5 Girls 1027 10:15.82 Lawrence Area School South Otago 34th Chelsea King 5 Girls 1088 10:16.37 East Taieri School Taieri 35th Frankie McKinlay 5 Girls 1054 10:16.84 Opoho Primary School North 36th Roree Latimer 5 Girls 1042 10:18.04 Wakari School Hills 37th Shalia Rowe 5 Girls 1073 10:18.84 Wakari School Hills 38th Ella Nichol 5 Girls 1061 10:20.49 Mornington School West 39th Piper Baxter 5 Girls 1004 10:25.52 Stirling School South Otago 40th Ella Wright 5 Girls 1087 10:26.86 Fairfield School Greater Green Island 41st Elizabeth French 5 Girls 1019 10:27.77 Columba College Hills 42nd Jenny Petegem-Thach 5 Girls 1091 10:28.28 East Taieri School Taieri 43rd Eva Howe 5 Girls 1034 10:28.73 Waitati School 3 Peaks 44th Rachael Williams 5 Girls 1084 10:29.15 Opoho Primary School North 45th Lucia Howe 5 Girls 1035 10:29.55 Waitati School 3 Peaks 46th Emily Lokman 5 Girls 1046 10:29.83 Liberton Christian School North 47th Rebecca Mitchell 5 Girls 1058 10:30.31 Musselburgh School Ariki 48th Katherine Robinson 5 Girls 1072 10:30.83 Musselburgh School Ariki 49th Emily Harrex 5 Girls 1028 10:31.30 Lawrence Area School South Otago 50th Lucy van Heezik 5 Girls 1082 10:31.98 Tainui School Ariki 51st Petra Gray 5 Girls 1024 10:32.55 Fairfield School Greater Green Island 52nd Zara Small 5 Girls 1077 10:33.15 Remarkables Primary School Central Otago 53rd Emmy Marshall 5 Girls 1050 10:33.60 Rosebank Primary School South Otago 54th Avie Morgan 5 Girls 1060 10:34.94 Clyde Primary School Central Otago 55th Lauren Gloger 5 Girls 1021 10:35.97 Bradford School West 56th Dannielle Lornie 5 Girls 1047 10:38.74 Warepa School South Otago 57th Niamh Palmer 5 Girls 1066 10:39.90 St Francis Xavier School West 58th Lexi Burns 5 Girls 1009 10:40.88 Silverstream South Primary School Taieri 59th Delilah Brown 5 Girls 1007 10:41.48 Maori Hill School Hills 60th Milly Hoeta 5 Girls 1031 10:42.75 Wakari School Hills 61st Pippa Greene 5 Girls 1025 10:44.16 Milton Primary School South Otago 62nd Neve Crossan 5 Girls 1016 10:45.32 St Mary's School Mosgiel South Taieri 63rd Tahlia Paton 5 Girls 1068 10:47.04 Liberton Christian School North 64th Lucy Mavor 5 Girls 1051 10:50.25 Weston School North Otago 65th Lilly Roberts 5 Girls 1071 10:52.13 Mornington School West 2018 OPSSA Cross Country Entries Place First Name Last Name Year Level Gender Race Number Time School Cross Country Zone 66th Alexandra Pratley 5 Girls 1070 10:56.48 Columba College Hills 67th Lani Joyce 5 Girls 1036 11:00.43 Waitati School 3 Peaks 68th Freya Parnell 5 Girls 1067 11:00.91 St Joseph's Cathedral School West 69th Aniva Gouman 5 Girls 1023 11:04.07 Kaitangata School South Otago 70th Leah Olsen 5 Girls 1062 11:06.28 Sawyers Bay School North 71st Olivia Clydesdale 5 Girls 1011 11:09.26 St Mary's School Mosgiel South Taieri 72nd Adelie Guergoua 5 Girls 1026 11:11.23 Wakari School Hills 73rd Cydney McAlwee 5 Girls 1052 11:11.95 Outram School South Taieri 74th Fiona Holmes 5 Girls 1032 11:12.93 St Francis Xavier School West 75th Holly Sanders 5 Girls 1075 11:16.02 Waikouaiti School 3 Peaks 76th Mya Aitken 5 Girls 1001 11:19.99 Outram School South Taieri 77th Ella Colquhoun 5 Girls 1013 11:25.33 Balaclava School West 78th Joy Mani 5 Girls 1049 11:30.22 North East Valley Normal School North 79th Seddah McGregor 5 Girls 1053 11:30.90 Fenwick Primary School North Otago 80th Libby Burgess 5 Girls 1008 11:42.55 Elmgrove School Taieri 81st Arden Monaghan 5 Girls 1059 11:47.82 St Mary's School Mosgiel South Taieri 82nd Hannah Paul 5 Girls 1069 11:55.28 Waikouaiti School 3 Peaks 83rd Bella Alter 5 Girls 1002 13:13.31 Waikouaiti School 3 Peaks 84th Lilly Ottley 5 Girls 1064 13:17.05 Bradford School West 2018 OPSSA Cross Country Entries Place First Name Last Name Year Level Gender Race Number Time School Cross Country Zone 1st Alexis Owen 5 Boys 2053 8:25.22 George Street Normal School North 2nd Dylan Andrews 5 Boys 2002 8:26.87 Andersons Bay School Ariki 3rd Will Harrex 5 Boys 2023 8:28.17 Outram School South Taieri 4th Jaxon Moeahu 5 Boys 2051 8:29.35 Abbotsford School Greater Green Island 5th Zeah Bevan 5 Boys 2005 8:30.80 Queenstown Primary School Central Otago 6th Casey Sheehan 5 Boys 2066 8:32.05 Remarkables Primary School Central Otago 7th Ollie Rongen 5 Boys 2060 8:33.49 Outram School South Taieri 8th Talvin Williamson 5 Boys 2087 8:34.68 George Street Normal School North 9th Jesse Willis 5 Boys 2089 8:36.45 Opoho Primary School North 10th Ryan Ure 5 Boys 2080 8:39.50 Liberton Christian School North 11th Finn Jones 5 Boys 2030 8:40.74 Fairfield School Greater Green Island 12th Jack Sides 5 Boys 2070 8:42.20 Wanaka Primary School Central Otago 13th Finn Courtney 5 Boys 2011 8:45.54 Carisbrook School Ariki 14th Daniel Kelleher 5 Boys 2031 8:48.20 Fairfield School Greater Green Island 15th Tomas LaHood 5 Boys 2035 8:49.40 St Joseph's Cathedral School West 16th Regan McGrath 5 Boys 2043 8:50.55 Elmgrove School Taieri 17th Zac Cunningham 5 Boys 2092 8:51.90 East Taieri School Taieri 18th Asher Thorn 5 Boys 2077 8:53.60 St Clair School Ariki 19th Fynn Newlands 5 Boys 2052 8:54.75 Waitaki Valley School North Otago 20th Cooper Scammell 5 Boys 2095 8:55.57 East Taieri School Taieri 21st Mitchell Grant 5 Boys 2021 8:56.41 Milton Primary School South Otago 22nd Johann Shotbolt 5 Boys 2069 8:57.58 Liberton Christian School North 23rd Will Laws 5 Boys 2037 8:58.22 Waitati School 3 Peaks 24th Nieko Knippers 5 Boys 2033 8:58.86 Wanaka Primary School Central Otago 25th Clint Christey 5 Boys 2008 8:59.77 Hampden School North Otago 26th Finlay Williamson 5 Boys 2088 9:00.52 The Terrace School Central Otago 27th Matthew McIlroy 5 Boys 2045 9:01.14 Columba College Hills 28th Jordan Easson 5 Boys 2015 9:02.03 Fairfield School Greater Green Island 29th Samuel LaHood 5 Boys 2034 9:02.97 Columba College Hills 30th James Weber 5 Boys 2085 9:03.58 Arrowton School Central Otago 31st Henry Ward 5 Boys 2084 9:04.16 Weston School North Otago 32nd Ega Mackenzie 5 Boys 2039 9:04.98 Fairfield School Greater Green Island 33rd Lois Belt 5 Boys 2004 9:05.65 Weston School North Otago 34th Fletcher Hawken 5 Boys 2024 9:06.17 St Clair School Ariki 35th Luke Ritchie 5 Boys 2094 9:06.96 East Taieri School Taieri 36th Kevin Acero 5 Boys 2000 9:07.62 Fairfield School Greater Green Island 37th Jack van Baalen 5 Boys 2081 9:08.44 Macandrew Bay School Ariki 38th Max Poulter 5 Boys 2057 9:09.37 Andersons Bay School Ariki 39th Rye Jeffery 5 Boys 2029 9:10.12 Roxburgh Area School Central Otago 40th Jackson Parata 5 Boys 2054 9:10.90 St Mary's School Mosgiel South Taieri 41st Devin King 5 Boys 2032 9:11.70 Abbotsford School Greater Green Island 42nd James Higgins 5 Boys 2027 9:12.68 Elmgrove School Taieri 43rd Kade Lawrie 5 Boys 2036 9:13.77 Wanaka Primary School Central Otago 44th Daniel Witt 5 Boys 2091 9:14.68 Romahapa School South Otago 45th Luca Mirosa 5 Boys 2050 9:15.28 George Street Normal School North 46th Ashley TeHuia 5 Boys 2074 9:15.99 Waikouaiti School 3 Peaks 47th Utah Thompson 5 Boys 2076 9:17.08 St Clair School Ariki 48th Flynn Hall 5 Boys 2022 9:19.99 Waikouaiti School 3 Peaks 49th Ben Gillies 5 Boys 2020 9:23.76 St Joseph's School Oamaru North Otago 50th Nout van Broekhoven 5 Boys 2082 9:25.26 Kaikorai Primary
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    2017 OPSSA Cross Country Preliminary Results Year Gender Position Time Number First Name Last Name School Name Cross Country Zone Yr5 Girls 1 08:59.88 161 Lila Rhodes Portobello School Ariki Yr5 Girls 2 09:14.10 143 Summer Liddell The Terrace School Central Otago Yr5 Girls 3 09:18.68 131 Molly Goldsmith Arthur Street School Hills Yr5 Girls 4 09:22.45 129 Tessa Gabbott Big Rock Primary School Greater Green Island Yr5 Girls 5 09:26.49 110 Gemma Burleigh Milton School South Otago Yr5 Girls 6 09:28.00 117 Kotomiyo Cowell Portobello School Ariki Yr5 Girls 7 09:29.56 106 Anabelle Batchelor Kaikorai Primary School Hills Yr5 Girls 8 09:31.78 128 Ruby Fox Weston school North Otago Yr5 Girls 9 09:33.72 159 Isla Nicholson George Street Normal School North Yr5 Girls 10 09:34.81 124 Freya Des Fountain Waitati School East Otago Yr5 Girls 11 09:36.14 176 Hayley Ward Wakari School Hills Yr5 Girls 12 09:37.17 134 Madie Hill Alexandra Primary School Central Otago Yr5 Girls 13 09:38.14 127 Jasmyn Evangelou St Clair School Ariki Yr5 Girls 14 09:40.01 150 Siena Mackley Remarkables Primary School Central Otago Yr5 Girls 15 09:45.78 156 Paige Merrilees Green Island School Greater Green Island Yr5 Girls 16 09:47.40 141 Nicola Kinney Maniototo Area School Maniototo Yr5 Girls 17 09:49.88 179 Olivia Webber Elmgrove School Taieri Yr5 Girls 18 09:50.93 189 Lily Walker Silverstream South Primary School Taieri Yr5 Girls 19 09:52.11 148 Michaela MacDonell Fairfield School Greater Green Island Yr5 Girls 21 09:54.19 173 Aimee Taylor Sawyers Bay School North Yr5 Girls