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Queensland All Schools' Triathlon Championship Kawana 25 October Queensland All Schools' Triathlon Championship Kawana 25 October 2020 Cat Pl Overall Name DOB School 2021 Region 2021 Swim T1 Cycle T2 Run Race # SF 1 01:04:14.40 Mow Briana 16/12/2004 Indooroopilly SHS Metropolitan West 00:10:52.80 00:00:35.24 00:33:23.80 00:00:39.18 00:19:57.80 45 SF 2 01:04:31.80 Lane Ella 29/06/2004 West Moreton Anglican-Karrabin Metropolitan West 00:10:27.60 00:00:34.97 00:33:39.90 00:00:44.76 00:20:24.30 47 SF 3 01:04:56.60 Mccormack Bridget 24/11/2004 St Aidan's AGS-Corinda Metropolitan West 00:10:45.60 00:00:33.17 00:33:25.80 00:00:35.83 00:20:45.20 46 SF 4 01:06:34.20 Wooldridge Erin 7/06/2003 Caloundra SHS Sunshine Coast 00:11:01.20 00:00:36.93 00:34:55.20 00:00:42.38 00:20:37.80 61 SF 5 01:06:46.20 Mitchell Kelsey 14/11/2003 Emmanuel College-Carrara South Coast 00:11:25.40 00:00:37.16 00:35:00.60 00:00:49.72 00:20:20.20 54 SF 6 01:06:47.00 Marks Mia 4/09/2004 John Paul College-Daisy Hill Metropolitan East 00:10:10.70 00:00:35.58 00:36:56.30 00:00:58.74 00:19:40.00 37 SF 7 01:07:10.10 Kovarik Baylee 7/01/2004 Australian Christian College Dist Ed South Coast 00:11:26.20 00:00:37.57 00:34:50.70 00:00:42.97 00:20:53.20 53 SF 8 01:07:35.70 Greenwood Emma 20/10/2004 Brisbane Girls' Grammar-Spring Hill Metropolitan North 00:11:29.90 00:00:36.73 00:34:20.30 00:00:47.47 00:21:45.50 43 SF 9 01:07:59.70 Trusler Isabelle 31/12/2004 St Teresa’s College-Noosaville Sunshine Coast 00:10:57.80 00:00:33.83 00:35:04.00 00:00:45.90 00:21:57.90 60 SF 10 01:08:24.50 Vickers Abby 16/09/2004 St Rita's College-Clayfield Metropolitan North 00:11:07.20 00:00:36.82 00:36:01.50 00:00:42.00 00:21:15.80 41 SF 11 01:10:42.60 Allan Anika 5/05/2004 Brisbane Adventist College-Mansfield Metropolitan East 00:11:52.30 00:00:35.21 00:34:30.00 00:00:49.18 00:24:20.30 36 SF 12 01:11:52.50 Irving Harriett 7/09/2004 Southport SHS South Coast 00:12:54.50 00:00:38.41 00:36:03.90 00:00:53.98 00:22:54.10 52 SF 13 01:11:54.70 Rose Torah 11/03/2004 Kawana Waters SC Sunshine Coast 00:10:54.40 00:00:38.62 00:35:28.60 00:00:46.82 00:25:31.70 59 SF 14 01:12:09.50 Waddington Abbey 2/06/2004 St Paul's School-Bald Hills Metropolitan North 00:11:59.50 00:00:37.97 00:36:34.70 00:00:51.27 00:23:35.30 40 SF 15 01:14:27.10 Regan Findlay 12/08/2004 Southport SHS South Coast 00:12:54.80 00:00:37.11 00:38:28.80 00:00:48.95 00:23:03.50 58 SF 16 01:16:15.20 McManus Hana 1/04/2004 Robina SHS South Coast 00:11:17.00 00:00:38.65 00:40:14.80 00:00:51.07 00:24:43.40 55 SF 17 01:20:16.90 Thursby Zoe 6/06/2004 Brigidine College-Indooroopilly Metropolitan West 00:11:21.60 00:00:39.92 00:39:37.60 00:00:57.81 00:29:17.70 48 SF 18 01:20:42.80 Matthews Jorja 28/08/2003 Bribie Island SHS Sunshine Coast 00:12:08.50 00:00:42.51 00:40:51.00 00:01:15.13 00:27:43.30 62 SF 19 01:21:47.10 Harper Tia 9/02/2004 St Ursula’s College-Toowoomba Darling Downs 00:13:43.70 00:00:44.36 00:39:40.00 00:01:01.62 00:28:23.40 35 SF 20 01:24:49.70 Tomich Skyla 23/06/2004 St Margaret’s AGS-Ascot Metropolitan North 00:14:08.60 00:00:43.14 00:41:19.00 00:01:08.77 00:29:22.10 44 SF 21 01:25:14.80 Weir Madilyn 6/07/2004 Brisbane Adventist College-Mansfield Metropolitan East 00:12:03.90 00:01:04.46 00:45:50.00 00:02:04.46 00:27:20.90 39 SF 22 01:25:17.20 Lines Sophia 4/07/2003 Coomera Anglican College South Coast 00:13:30.70 00:00:36.28 00:42:17.30 00:00:56.55 00:29:29.20 57 SF 23 01:25:28.30 Pothecary Amelia 12/02/2004 Stuartholme School-Toowong Metropolitan West 00:11:53.30 00:01:37.70 00:45:23.10 00:01:28.78 00:28:11.90 50 SF 24 01:41:30.00 Fisher Isla 23/10/2004 Brisbane Girls' Grammar-Spring Hill Metropolitan North 00:13:42.50 00:01:29.00 00:58:25.20 00:01:11.88 00:29:22.30 42 SF DNF Munro Holly 1/01/2003 Post School 2021 South Coast 00:14:15.80 00:00:41.89 00:40:19.70 00:00:59.83 56 SF DNF Squires Torryn 17/06/2003 Post School 2021 00:11:17.90 00:00:30.62 00:34:40.70 00:00:45.99 51 SM 1 00:54:20.90 Course Brad 3/04/2004 King's Christian College-Reedy Creek South Coast 00:09:07.80 00:00:29.50 00:29:32.60 00:00:31.08 00:15:40.50 20 SM 2 00:55:21.90 Crome Jack 1/07/2004 Brisbane SHS-South Brisbane Metropolitan East 00:09:06.30 00:00:26.16 00:29:35.70 00:00:33.17 00:16:39.90 3 SM 3 00:56:18.10 Rieck Jordan 12/10/2003 Coomera Anglican College South Coast 00:09:20.80 00:00:28.49 00:30:08.80 00:00:34.76 00:16:48.50 24 SM 4 00:57:00.00 Beal Matthew 13/08/2003 Emmanuel College-Carrara South Coast 00:09:40.77 00:00:27.00 00:29:09.22 00:00:19.92 00:18:10.00 21 SM 5 00:57:31.00 Hemmings Mitch 12/04/2002 Post School 2021 00:09:15.40 00:00:37.58 00:31:17.90 00:00:40.46 00:16:57.70 19 SM 6 00:58:14.60 Feldmann Thomas 30/01/2004 St Peter's Lutheran College-Indooroopilly Metropolitan West 00:09:14.40 00:00:28.82 00:30:52.00 00:00:39.37 00:18:08.20 13 SM 7 00:59:33.80 Tan Nicholas 21/11/2002 Somerset College-Mudgeeraba South Coast 00:10:46.90 00:00:32.89 00:30:44.90 00:00:42.72 00:18:02.00 25 SM 8 00:59:45.10 Adams Jay 14/09/2003 Marist College-Ashgove Metropolitan North 00:10:28.90 00:00:30.46 00:31:26.20 00:00:41.86 00:17:50.00 10 SM 9 01:00:10.80 Warlters Luka 13/05/2004 Iona College-Lindum Metropolitan East 00:10:13.10 00:00:30.17 00:30:30.00 00:00:42.48 00:19:27.70 5 SM 10 01:00:31.30 Densley Mitchell 16/11/2003 Ambrose Tracey College-Indooroopilly Metropolitan West 00:09:45.80 00:00:26.85 00:31:05.20 00:00:42.00 00:19:40.30 12 Queensland All Schools' Triathlon Championship Kawana 25 October 2020 Cat Pl Overall Name DOB School 2021 Region 2021 Swim T1 Cycle T2 Run Race # SM 11 01:01:23.90 Crowther Riley 3/03/2004 Alexandra Hills SHS Metropolitan East 00:11:24.90 00:00:29.38 00:31:16.20 00:00:39.32 00:18:42.80 2 SM 12 01:02:08.30 Jurd Charlie 23/04/2004 Trinity Lutheran College-Ashmore South Coast 00:10:18.00 00:00:31.80 00:31:39.20 00:00:45.19 00:20:11.10 23 SM 13 01:02:12.40 Geers Timothy 1/04/2004 Ambrose Tracey College-Indooroopilly Metropolitan West 00:10:13.70 00:00:34.26 00:31:37.40 00:00:41.33 00:20:21.30 16 SM 14 01:03:16.00 Narain Joshua 13/10/2004 Qld Academies Health Sciences-Southport South Coast 00:10:09.40 00:00:36.64 00:33:51.70 00:00:40.90 00:19:14.90 27 SM 15 01:03:35.90 Hornsey Timothy 17/06/2004 Somerset College-Mudgeeraba South Coast 00:10:56.40 00:00:31.04 00:33:42.10 00:00:32.76 00:18:57.40 28 SM 16 01:04:08.80 Callaghan Luke 4/03/2004 Sheldon College Metropolitan East 00:11:45.20 00:00:29.81 00:32:07.60 00:00:38.25 00:20:16.00 4 SM 17 01:05:13.80 Els Kyle 17/05/2004 Saint Stephen's College-Upper Coomera South Coast 00:11:15.70 00:00:37.76 00:34:03.20 00:00:52.11 00:19:54.90 26 SM 18 01:05:17.70 Cradick Peter 7/03/2003 Centenary SHS-Jindalee Metropolitan West 00:10:28.80 00:00:32.80 00:34:38.70 00:00:49.88 00:20:10.20 17 SM 19 01:05:36.40 Morley Nicholas 20/11/2004 James Nash SHS-Gympie Wide Bay 00:12:17.80 00:00:38.85 00:35:12.00 00:00:37.09 00:18:06.60 30 SM 20 01:06:39.90 Haynes Kai 24/10/2004 Sheldon College Metropolitan East 00:11:12.90 00:01:03.63 00:36:33.40 00:00:37.27 00:18:53.60 6 SM 21 01:06:45.10 Kilpatrick Cameron 14/12/2003 Ambrose Tracey College-Indooroopilly Metropolitan West 00:11:04.40 00:00:32.13 00:32:54.70 00:00:41.78 00:22:46.00 11 SM 22 01:06:59.10 Burgess Luke 4/05/2003 Robina SHS South Coast 00:10:25.60 00:00:37.85 00:35:12.80 00:00:51.00 00:21:20.70 29 SM 23 01:07:05.30 Roberts Rhys 18/08/2004 Bracken Ridge SHS Metropolitan North 00:11:09.50 00:00:35.02 00:34:17.60 00:00:42.55 00:21:38.20 9 SM 24 01:08:01.90 Macintosh William 7/05/2004 Genesis Christian College-Bray Park Metropolitan North 00:10:50.50 00:00:35.69 00:34:38.70 00:00:45.27 00:22:32.70 8 SM 25 01:08:52.30 Ovenden Samuel 30/09/2004 Lockyer District HS-Gatton Darling Downs 00:12:13.70 00:00:39.07 00:35:43.10 00:01:08.54 00:20:55.50 1 SM 26 01:10:30.80 Hennessy Connor 8/02/2004 The Springfield Anglican College Metropolitan West 00:12:16.00 00:00:39.02 00:36:29.10 00:00:55.91 00:21:45.70 15 SM 27 01:16:54.60 Fenelon Rory 11/11/2004 Somerset College-Mudgeeraba South Coast 00:11:08.10 00:00:43.31 00:40:59.50 00:01:06.63 00:24:47.00 22 SM 28 01:17:49.00 Moran Oliver 11/11/2004 Cannon Hill Anglican College Metropolitan East 00:13:07.63 00:00:36.00 00:39:22.37 00:00:34.30 00:25:19.00 7 SM 29 01:30:11.40 Kendrick Sean 26/10/2004 Centenary SHS-Jindalee Metropolitan West 00:17:01.80 00:01:07.11 00:36:09.80 00:01:37.86 00:36:59.80 18 SM DNF Dempsey Andrew 20/07/2003 Calamvale Community College Metropolitan West 00:14:11.10 00:00:43.24 14 IF 1 00:46:27.80 Anderson Aspen 24/09/2006 Somerset College-Mudgeeraba South Coast 00:06:52.20 00:00:34.28 00:25:03.10 00:00:44.09 00:14:32.50 167 IF 2 00:47:45.40 Parish Eva 2/07/2005 Varsity College-Varsity Lakes South Coast 00:06:26.20 00:00:35.60 00:25:35.50 00:00:49.47 00:15:43.70 174 IF 3 00:47:51.40 Hill Tamsyn 6/10/2005 Brisbane School of Distance Education Metropolitan North 00:07:03.50 00:00:36.55 00:25:12.20 00:00:46.21 00:15:35.70 149 IF 4 00:48:05.50 Burger Sophie 6/07/2005 Mueller College-Rothwell Sunshine Coast 00:06:52.10 00:00:31.54 00:25:01.90 00:00:43.40 00:16:11.50 177 IF 5 00:48:57.20 O'Connor Paige 23/05/2005 Nanango SHS Wide Bay 00:07:40.70 00:00:31.84 00:25:18.40 00:00:45.99 00:15:58.10 187 IF 6 00:49:30.70 McCarthy Sophia 27/05/2005 St Rita's College-Clayfield Metropolitan North 00:07:03.80 00:00:33.26 00:26:26.90 00:00:42.78 00:16:00.00 152 IF 7 00:49:36.40 Jackson Gabriella 3/10/2005 Brigidine College-Indooroopilly Metropolitan West 00:07:51.00 00:00:30.72 00:26:16.00 00:00:42.39 00:15:29.40 161 IF 8 00:49:55.20 Michell Chloe 26/07/2006 Sheldon College Metropolitan East 00:07:50.00 00:00:30.54 00:26:06.10 00:00:42.47 00:15:59.10 140 IF 9 00:50:09.00 Ellice Madison 16/02/2005 Brigidine College-Indooroopilly Metropolitan West 00:07:39.00 00:00:27.76 00:25:36.00 00:00:25.12 00:16:54.00 158 IF 10 00:50:10.30 Wooldridge Mia 7/12/2006 Caloundra SHS Sunshine Coast 00:07:45.40 00:00:38.77 00:27:34.10 00:00:45.80 00:14:50.80 180 IF 11 00:50:35.90 Fitzsimmons Mary 6/12/2006 Southport SHS South Coast 00:07:33.50 00:00:34.48 00:27:06.40 00:00:49.30 00:15:56.00 170 IF 12 00:51:00.10 Crawford Ella 7/07/2006 St.
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