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NISS Athletics Championships 2010 Newtown Park, Wellington NISS Athletics Championships 2010 Newtown Park, Wellington . 20 - 21 Mar 2010 Results Female - 100m - Semi Final Place Race No Name Team Wind Time Jnr Girls Heat 1 1 270 Robyn Engels Waikato Bay of Plenty 1.8 12.93Q 2 325 Abby Goldie Waikato Bay of Plenty 1.8 13.08Q 3 235 Kelly Davenport Wanganui 1.8 13.33Q 4 200 Sian Chapman Wairarapa 1.8 13.48 q 5 832 Courtney Wheeler Wellington 1.8 13.56 6 764 Mele Tiauli Auckland 1.8 13.63 Heat 2 1 658 Amy Robinson Waikato Bay of Plenty 3.0 13.01Q 2 527 Sophie McIntosh Auckland 3.0 13.20Q 3 440 Rebeka Kiwara Wellington 3.0 13.30Q 4 563 Autumn Morgan Counties Manukau 3.0 13.30Q Int Girls Heat 1 1 188 April Campbell Wairarapa 2.1 12.61Q 2 293 Molly Florence Waikato Bay of Plenty 2.1 12.97Q 3 646 Stephanie Rich North Harbour 2.1 13.11 q 4 216 Jessica Corkill Auckland 2.1 13.27 5 194 Lydia Carter Counties Manukau 2.1 13.30 Heat 2 1 787 Mere Vaka Counties Manukau 1.6 12.67Q 2 387 Louise Hodge North Harbour 1.6 12.67Q 3 533 Maddi McLean Waikato Bay of Plenty 1.6 13.09 q 4 301 Ally French Waikato Bay of Plenty 1.6 13.24 5 232 Monique Dalley Wellington 1.6 13.43 6 252 Caitlin Donaldson Auckland 1.6 13.47 7 481 Kelsey MacDonald East Coast North Island 1.6 13.55 Heat 3 1 151 Michaela Blyde Taranaki 1.1 12.75Q 2 422 Sarah Karika East Coast North Island 1.1 13.21Q 3 339 Michaela Greenwood Manawatu 1.1 13.25 4 109 Bella Andrews Waikato Bay of Plenty 1.1 13.33 5 537 Hannah McLeod East Coast North Island 1.1 13.65 Snr Girls Heat 1 1 843 Livvy Wilson North Harbour 2.9 12.31Q 2 639 Elizabeth Rankin Auckland 2.9 12.75Q 3 272 Mandy Enright Auckland 2.9 13.04 4 700 Annabelle Smart Wanganui 2.9 13.32 5 318 Hayley Gilchrist Northland 2.9 13.47 Heat 2 1 651 Mariah Ririnui Waikato Bay of Plenty 3.4 12.46Q 2 520 Brogan McDonald North Harbour 3.4 12.63Q 3 410 Holly Janssen Wellington 3.4 12.70 q 4 539 Elise Mcllroy Wellington 3.4 12.96 5 274 Katerine Evans Wanganui 3.4 13.12 6 769 Rebecca Treacher East Coast North Island 3.4 13.72 Heat 3 1 508 Sarah McCallum Waikato Bay of Plenty 3.5 12.56Q 2 110 Su-Zhan Angelo North Harbour 3.5 12.80Q 3 568 Sophie Munro Taranaki 3.5 12.81 q 4 404 Olivia Hutchinson Auckland 3.5 13.46 5 482 Emily MacKie East Coast North Island 3.5 13.53 Female - 100m - Final Place Race No Name Team Wind Time Jnr Girls 1 270 Robyn Engels Waikato Bay of Plenty 2.1 12.80 2 325 Abby Goldie Waikato Bay of Plenty 2.1 12.92 3 658 Amy Robinson Waikato Bay of Plenty 2.1 13.04 4 235 Kelly Davenport Wanganui 2.1 13.29 5 527 Sophie McIntosh Auckland 2.1 13.34 6 440 Rebeka Kiwara Wellington 2.1 13.36 7 200 Sian Chapman Wairarapa 2.1 13.55 8 563 Autumn Morgan Counties Manukau 2.1 13.72 Int Girls 1 787 Mere Vaka Counties Manukau 1.1 12.55 2 387 Louise Hodge North Harbour 1.1 12.56 3 188 April Campbell Wairarapa 1.1 12.56 4 151 Michaela Blyde Taranaki 1.1 12.78 5 533 Maddi McLean Waikato Bay of Plenty 1.1 13.15 6 646 Stephanie Rich North Harbour 1.1 13.26 7 422 Sarah Karika East Coast North Island 1.1 13.28 8 293 Molly Florence Waikato Bay of Plenty 1.1 13.44 Snr Girls 1 843 Livvy Wilson North Harbour 1.9 12.26 2 651 Mariah Ririnui Waikato Bay of Plenty 1.9 12.29 3 508 Sarah McCallum Waikato Bay of Plenty 1.9 12.46 4 568 Sophie Munro Taranaki 1.9 12.81 5 520 Brogan McDonald North Harbour 1.9 12.84 6 410 Holly Janssen Wellington 1.9 12.92 7 110 Su-Zhan Angelo North Harbour 1.9 12.93 8 639 Elizabeth Rankin Auckland 1.9 12.94 AWD ID 1 491 Janie Martin Wellington 1.9 18.11 R 2 804 Jasmin Waetford Wellington 1.9 18.73 R 3 489 Giselle Marsters Wellington 1.9 20.00 4 356 Michaela Hargreaves Wellington 1.9 20.12 AWD CP 1 288 Va Filemoni Wellington 1.9 23.79 R Male - 100m - Semi Final Place Race No Name Team Wind Time Jnr Boys Heat 1 1 708 Tom Smith East Coast North Island 2.9 11.80Q 2 338 Fletcher Greaves Wellington 2.9 11.90Q 3 140 Brendan Berquist Wanganui 2.9 12.06Q 4 457 Patrick Leilua Counties Manukau 2.9 12.10 q 5 370 Caleb Heke Waikato Bay of Plenty 2.9 12.30 q 6 170 Jordan Brown Wellington 2.9 12.34 7 393 Kyle Hooks Auckland 2.9 12.36 Heat 2 1 332 Blake Gordon Waikato Bay of Plenty 1.7 11.58Q 2 545 Henry Merritt Wellington 1.7 12.27Q 3 587 Aleks Noble-Campbell Wellington 1.7 12.30Q 4 383 Terry Hill Auckland 1.7 12.37 5 376 Austen Heuvel Counties Manukau 1.7 12.50 6 637 Dhruv Raman Wairarapa 1.7 13.15 Int Boys Heat 1 1 215 Dalton Coppins Auckland 2.7 11.25Q 2 556 LA Moemai Wellington 2.7 11.25Q 3 319 Jacko Gill North Harbour 2.7 11.57 q 4 153 Peni Bolalailai Auckland 2.7 11.59 5 629 Jamie Price Manawatu 2.7 11.89 6 817 Regan Ware Waikato Bay of Plenty 2.7 11.96 Heat 2 1 367 Joshua Hawkins Auckland 3.0 11.11Q 2 382 Louis Hill North Harbour 3.0 11.36Q 3 736 Hayden Symes Counties Manukau 3.0 11.57 q 4 534 Noel McLean Counties Manukau 3.0 11.57 5 429 Aaron Keppler Waikato Bay of Plenty 3.0 11.75 6 560 Keanu Moran Wellington 3.0 12.07 7 331 Jamie Goodwin Northland 3.0 12.56 Heat 3 1 173 Will Brunton Wellington 2.4 11.49Q 2 589 Declan O'Connor Wellington 2.4 11.61Q 3 123 Eric Austin Kea Manawatu 2.4 11.81 4 703 Benjamin Smith East Coast North Island 2.4 11.92 5 326 Michael Goldie Waikato Bay of Plenty 2.4 11.96 6 493 Josh Martinac Northland 2.4 12.23 Snr Boys Heat 1 1 550 Joseph Millar Waikato Bay of Plenty 2.3 10.93Q 2 706 Jackson Smith Wellington 2.3 11.31Q 3 405 Stephen Isaac Wellington 2.3 11.33Q 4 635 Mika Rabukatoka Wanganui 2.3 11.39 q 5 463 Josh Lindross East Coast North Island 2.3 11.85 q 6 599 Willie Paia 'aua Manawatu 2.3 11.93 7 842 Jamie Wilson East Coast North Island 2.3 11.98 Heat 2 1 398 Ryan Howe Waikato Bay of Plenty 2.4 11.44Q 2 476 Oto Lupo Wellington 2.4 11.63Q 3 386 William Hobson Wanganui 2.4 11.89Q 4 628 Mitchell Powlesland East Coast North Island 2.4 12.01 5 116 Julian Armstrong Northland 2.4 12.43 Male - 100m - Final Place Race No Name Team Wind Time Jnr Boys 1 332 Blake Gordon Waikato Bay of Plenty 1.7 11.44 2 708 Tom Smith East Coast North Island 1.7 11.76 3 338 Fletcher Greaves Wellington 1.7 11.91 4 140 Brendan Berquist Wanganui 1.7 11.98 5 370 Caleb Heke Waikato Bay of Plenty 1.7 12.22 6 457 Patrick Leilua Counties Manukau 1.7 12.28 7 545 Henry Merritt Wellington 1.7 12.34 8 587 Aleks Noble-Campbell Wellington 1.7 12.89 Int Boys 1 367 Joshua Hawkins Auckland 0.2 11.03 2 556 LA Moemai Wellington 0.2 11.37 3 215 Dalton Coppins Auckland 0.2 11.38 4 382 Louis Hill North Harbour 0.2 11.43 5 319 Jacko Gill North Harbour 0.2 11.60 6 173 Will Brunton Wellington 0.2 11.65 7 736 Hayden Symes Counties Manukau 0.2 11.65 8 589 Declan O'Connor Wellington 0.2 11.75 Snr Boys 1 550 Joseph Millar Waikato Bay of Plenty -1.5 10.99 2 706 Jackson Smith Wellington -1.5 11.35 3 405 Stephen Isaac Wellington -1.5 11.39 4 398 Ryan Howe Waikato Bay of Plenty -1.5 11.55 5 476 Oto Lupo Wellington -1.5 11.62 6 635 Mika Rabukatoka Wanganui -1.5 11.66 7 463 Josh Lindross East Coast North Island -1.5 11.98 8 386 William Hobson Wanganui -1.5 12.12 AWDID 1 841 Kwame Williams -Accra Wellington 2.3 12.53 2 468 Thomas Loftus Wellington 2.3 13.76 3 756 Junior Temu Wellington 2.3 14.15 4 329 Daniel Goodman Wellington 2.3 14.40 5 413 Jonathan Jenkins Manawatu 2.3 14.78 6 112 Tyron Anstis-Paora Manawatu 2.3 14.79 7 117 Paul Ashton Wellington 0.8 14.92 8 856 Hoa Xiong Wellington 2.3 15.11 9 414 Vincent Jenkins Manawatu 0.8 15.54 10 576 Daniel Nand Wellington 0.8 15.67 11 205 Jarryd Clutterbuck Manawatu 0.8 16.22 AWDWC 1 395 Otis Horne East Coast North Island 0.8 29.11 Female - 200m - Semi Final Place Race No Name Team Wind Time Jnr Girls Heat 1 1 394 Talia Horgan Waikato Bay of Plenty 26.69Q 2 433 Kathrine Kibby Taranaki 26.96Q 3 235 Kelly Davenport Wanganui 27.06 q 4 225 Rosalind Crickett North Harbour 27.51 q 5 609 Mikayla Pearson Wairarapa 27.68 Heat 2 1 270 Robyn Engels Waikato Bay of Plenty 2.9 26.31Q 2 665 Tyler Rollo Wellington 2.9 27.64Q 3 317 Grace Gil Counties Manukau 2.9 27.98 4 200 Sian Chapman Wairarapa 2.9 28.09 5 581 Katie Neumann Manawatu 2.9 28.16 Heat 3 1 325 Abby Goldie Waikato Bay of Plenty 3.2 26.23Q 2 624 Kate Plimmer Wellington 3.2 27.19Q 3 440 Rebeka Kiwara Wellington 3.2 27.73 4 563 Autumn Morgan Counties Manukau 3.2 28.92 Int Girls Heat 1 1 321 Madison Gipson North Harbour 1.9 25.36Q 2 512 Ellie McCleery Waikato Bay of Plenty 1.9 26.11Q 3 714 Jamie Sowter Auckland 1.9 26.48 q 4 194 Lydia Carter Counties Manukau 1.9 27.15 5 216 Jessica Corkill Auckland 1.9 27.21 6 314 Jessica Gates East Coast North Island 1.9 28.02 Heat 2 1 387 Louise Hodge North Harbour 1.7 25.82Q 2 301 Ally French Waikato Bay of Plenty 1.7 26.62Q 3 422 Sarah Karika East Coast North Island 1.7 26.66 q 4 197 Sapphire Cavie Wellington 1.7 26.78 5 846 Tamara Wimsett East Coast North Island 1.7 27.08 6 533 Maddi McLean Waikato Bay of Plenty 1.7 27.15 Heat 3 1 151 Michaela Blyde Taranaki 2.2 26.39Q 2 250 harriet Donald Wanganui 2.2 26.67Q 3 646 Stephanie Rich North Harbour 2.2 27.16 4 339 Michaela Greenwood Manawatu 2.2 27.17 5 232 Monique Dalley Wellington 2.2 27.58 Snr Girls Heat 1 1 508 Sarah McCallum Waikato Bay of Plenty -1.6 25.81Q 2 520 Brogan McDonald North Harbour -1.6 26.08Q 3 150 Emma Blake East Coast North Island -1.6 26.13 q 4 272 Mandy Enright Auckland -1.6 26.18 q 5 794 Genelle Vanderschantz Waikato Bay of Plenty -1.6 26.30 6 539 Elise Mcllroy Wellington -1.6 26.69 Heat 2 1 410 Holly Janssen Wellington 1.9 26.00Q 2 110 Su-Zhan Angelo North Harbour 1.9 26.25Q 3 568 Sophie Munro Taranaki 1.9 26.42 4 570 Emma Murfitt Taranaki 1.9 27.74 5 700 Annabelle Smart Wanganui 1.9 28.20 6 295 Sarah Flynn East Coast North Island 1.9 28.30 Heat 3 1 843 Livvy Wilson North Harbour 2.5 25.88Q 2 651 Mariah Ririnui Waikato Bay of Plenty 2.5 26.14Q
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