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Licensed To: Excel Athletika Track Club Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 8:32 AM 23/05/2008 Page 1 2008 Regina High School Athletic Assoc. Champ - 21/05/2008 to 22/05/2008 21/05/2008 to 22/05/2008 Team Rankings - Through Event 92 Combined Team Scores Place Team Points 1 Campbell Collegiate CAMP 758 25. 2 Dr. Martin Leboldus HighSchoo LEBO 603 75. 3 Michael A. Riffel High School RIFF 513 50. 4 Archbishop M.C.O'Neill High Sc ONEI 391 5 Sheldon -Williams Collegiate SHEL 285 25. 6 Thom Collegiate Institute THOM 197 7 Balfour BALF 120 8 Luther College LUTH 111 9 Miller Comprehensive HighScho MILL 95 50. 10 Winston Knoll Collegiate KNOL 67 50. 11 Robert Usher Collegiate USHE 40 75. 12 Harvest City Christian Academy HARV 36 13 F. W. Johnson Collegiate JOHN 29 50. 14 Martin Collegiate MART 13 15 Western Christian High School WCHR 10 16 Laval LAV 7 17 Regina Christian School RCH 4 Total 3,283.00 Female Team Scores Place Team Points 1 Campbell Collegiate CAMP 348 2 Dr. Martin Leboldus HighSchoo LEBO 333 3 Michael A. Riffel High School RIFF 257 4 Sheldon-Williams Collegiate SHEL 158 5 Thom Collegiate Institute THOM 116 6 Archbishop M.C.O'Neill High Sc ONEI 115 7 Luther College LUTH 84 8 Miller Comprehensive HighScho MILL 63 9 Winston Knoll Collegiate KNOL 36 10 Harvest City Christian Academy HARV 30 11 Balfour BALF 25 12 Martin Collegiate MART 13 13 Western Christian High School WCHR 10 14 Laval LAV 7 15 Robert Usher Collegiate USHE 5 Total 1,600.00 Male Team Scores Place Team Points 1 Campbell Collegiate CAMP 410 25. 2 Archbishop M.C.O'Neill High Sc ONEI 276 3 Dr. Martin Leboldus HighSchoo LEBO 270 75. 4 Michael A. Riffel High School RIFF 256 50. 5 Sheldon-Williams Collegiate SHEL 127 25. 6 Balfour BALF 95 Licensed To: Excel Athletika Track Club Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 8:32 AM 23/05/2008 Page 1 2008 Regina High School Athletic Assoc. Champ - 21/05/2008 to 22/05/2008 21/05/2008 to 22/05/2008 Team Rankings - Through Event 92 7 Thom Collegiate Institute THOM 81 8 Robert Usher Collegiate USHE 35 75. 9 Miller Comprehensive HighScho MILL 32 50. 10 Winston Knoll Collegiate KNOL 31 50. 11 F. W. Johnson Collegiate JOHN 29 50. 12 Luther College LUTH 27 13 Harvest City Christian Academy HARV 6 14 Regina Christian School RCH 4 Total 1,683.00 .

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