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AUSTRALIAN RANKINGS 2003 Rankings Taken from 1St January to 31St December Compiled by Paul Jenes AA Statistician AUSTRALIAN RANKINGS 2003 Rankings taken from 1st January to 31st December Compiled by Paul Jenes AA Statistician PERFORMWIND NAME ASS DOB PL VENUE DATE MEN 100 METRES 9.93 +1.8 Patrick Johnson A 260972 1 Mito 5-May 10.05 +1.4 Johnson 1h Mito 5-May 10.05 -0.3 Johnson 2 Osaka 10-May 10.06 +0.2 Johnson 1h Luzern 26-Jun 10.07 -0.3 Johnson 1 Bern 28-Jun 10.09 +1.2 Matt Shirvington N 251078 1 Gold Coast 12-Apr 10.13 -0.5 Johnson 1 Canberra 22-Feb 10.13 -0.5 Johnson 1 Luzern 26-Jun 10.16 -1.3 Johnson 1h Canberra 22-Feb 10.16 -0.3 Johnson 7 Rome 11-Jul 10.17 +0.9 Shirvington 2h Luzern 26-Jun 10.18 +1.3 Johnson 7 Zurich 15-Aug 10.19 -0.5 Shirvington 3 Luzern 26-Jun 10.20 +1.2 Shirvington 1 Canberra 15-Mar 10.29 +1.2 Adam Basil V 140475 2 Gold Coast 12-Apr 10.33 +0.5 Ambrose Ezenwa (Ngr) N 100477 2h Canberra 22-Feb 10.39 +1.2 Adam Miller N 220684 2 Canberra 15-Mar 10.39 +1.7 Paul Di Bella Q 120277 2 Malles 12-Jul 10.46 +1.2 Shem Hollands N 150177 3 Gold Coast 12-Apr 10.49 +0.4 Isaac Ntiamoah N 271082 1 Nereto 8-Aug 10.54 Wagui Anau Q 250578 1 Cairns 28-Jun 10.56 +0.8 David Geddes N 260182 1 Gold Coast 12-Apr 10.58 -0.9 Keiran Noonan N 070976 2 Canberra 7-Jan 10.58 +1.2 Craig Sconce A 200681 4 Canberra 15-Mar 10.59 +0.0 Tim Williams V 091281 1 Cairns 6-Dec 10.60 +0.7 Andrew McManus W 111270 1 Perth 29-Nov 10.63 +1.3 Kris Neofytou N 030584 2 Sydney 15-Feb 10.63 +1.3 Ross Smith N 300673 3 Sydney 15-Feb 10.65 +2.0 Michael Budlender V 020882 1 Melbourne 4-Feb 10.65 -1.2 David Baxter V 270377 1 Melbourne 27-Nov 10.68 +0.6 Scott Richardson N 150581 4 Sydney 10-Jan 10.69 +1.0 Kane Watson W 260782 1 Perth 2-Feb 10.69 +0.8 Courtney McLeod Q 180483 3 Gold Coast 12-Apr 10.70 +1.1 Daniel Batman N 200381 3 Canberra 28-Jan 10.70 +0.0 Jacob Groth N 071285 1h Sydney 8-Mar 10.72 -0.3 Scott Wells A 220483 6h Canberra 22-Feb 10.74 +2.0 Brandon Galic A 060787 2 Canberra 29-Nov 10.75 +0.0 Stirling Wright N 220785 2h Sydney 9-Mar 10.75 -0.4 Paul Pearce Q 080177 3h Cairns 6-Dec 10.76 +1.9 Tim Johnson S 120873 1 Adelaide 1-Mar 10.77 +0.4 Michael Rehardt Q 091281 1 Gold Coast 14-Mar 10.78 +1.3 Luke Mansfield Q 130585 6 Sydney 15-Feb 10.78 +0.4 Ryan Hoffman Q 160272 2 Gold Coast 14-Mar 10.79 +2.0 Robert Stevens V 261082 2 Melbourne 4-Feb 10.80 +0.2 Gavin Hunter Q 050175 1 Gold Coast 29-Mar 10.81 +0.9 Ian Carapeto Q 070478 2 Gold Coast 31-Mar 10.81 Justin Smith Q 250274 2 Cairns 28-Jun 10.82 -0.9 David Flowers V 090980 1 Melbourne 20-Feb 10.82 +1.0 Damien Bock Q 110183 5h Brisbane 3-Apr 10.82 +0.7 Rod Buchanan W 130477 2 Perth 29-Nov 10.83 +0.0 Steven Tucker W 031282 4h Brisbane 3-Apr 10.84 1.5 Brad McNicol N 150276 1 Sydney 14-Mar 10.86 +0.0 Callum Taylor (Nzl) N 251072 3h Sydney 8-Mar 10.86 +0.7 Brett Blanco W 290472 3 Perth 29-Nov 10.87 +1.8 Isaul D'Souza (Stp) V 090575 1 Melbourne 4-Feb 10.87 +2.0 Justin Lewis V 110974 3 Melbourne 4-Feb 10.87 +0.2 Brett Moxey Q 230883 1 Brisbane 28-Mar 10.87 +0.0 Matt Davies Q 180485 2 Brisbane 14-Nov 10.88 -1.7 Gary Finegan Q 300885 1 Brisbane 13-Dec 10.90 +2.0 Ryan Purcell W 240183 2 Perth 5-Jan 10.90 +1.5 Braden Fraser V 020677 1 Melbourne 4-Feb 10.90 +1.9 Shane McKenzie S 040773 2 Adelaide 1-Mar 10.90 -0.8 Simon Bresnehan T 151274 1 Hobart 16-Mar 10.90 +0.2 Darryl Wohlsen Q 060373 2 Gold Coast 29-Mar 10.92 +1.8 Lane Harrison V 020784 2 Melbourne 4-Feb 10.92 +0.6 James Blanton N 220678 1 Sydney 4-Feb 10.92 +0.3 Ben Offereins W 120386 1 Perth 16-Nov 10.93 +0.3 Casey McMahon V 140980 1 Melbourne 14-Jan 10.93 -1.5 Nathan Carr Q 051179 1 Brisbane 8-Feb 10.93 +0.5 Fabrice Lapierre N 171083 5h Brisbane 3-Apr 10.94 +1.5 Richard Allan Q 011279 2 Brisbane 30-Aug wind-assisted 9.88 +3.6 Patrick Johnson A 260972 1 Perth 8-Feb 10.13 +3.6 Ambrose Ezenwa (Ngr) N 100477 2 Perth 8-Feb 10.23 +3.6 Paul Di Bella Q 120277 3 Perth 8-Feb 10.24 +3.2 Adam Basil V 140475 1h Terminillo 6-Aug 10.43 +2.1 Keiran Noonan N 070976 2 Canberra 21-Jan 10.47 +3.6 Craig Sconce A 200681 5 Perth 8-Feb 10.48 +3.8 David Baxter V 270377 4 Adelaide 6-Feb 10.48 +2.6 Andrew McManus W 111270 1h Perth 29-Nov 10.49 +5.7 Kane Watson W 260782 3h Perth 8-Feb 10.51 +6.3 Matt Davies Q 180485 1 Brisbane 21-Nov 10.53 +6.3 Luke Mansfield Q 130585 2 Brisbane 21-Nov 10.54 +5.7 Steven Tucker W 031282 4h Perth 8-Feb 10.55 +4.9 Scott Wells A 220483 1 Canberra 8-Mar 10.58 +3.8 Kris Neofytou N 030584 6 Adelaide 6-Feb 10.60 +2.8 David Flowers V 090980 1 Melbourne 4-Feb 10.62 +6.3 Darryl Wohlsen Q 060373 3 Brisbane 21-Nov 10.63 +4.7 Kane Watson W 260782 1 Perth 26-Jan 10.63 +2.3 Ross Smith N 300673 2 Hamilton, Nzl 6-Feb 10.63 +4.9 Scott Wells A 220483 2 Canberra 8-Mar manual 10.2 +1.7 Isaac Ntiamoah N 271082 1 Sydney 1-Mar 10.2 +0.7 Adam Miller N 220684 1 Sydney 15-Nov 10.3 Scott Richardson N 150581 1 Sydney 25-Jan 10.3 +0.7 Kris Neofytou N 030584 2 Sydney 15-Nov 10.4 +0.4 Wagui Anau Q 250578 1 Bendigo 11-Jan 10.4 +1.6 John Thornell N 220485 2 Sydney 20-Dec 10.4 +1.6 Ashley McMahon N 220875 3 Sydney 20-Dec 10.5 Carl Morehouse V 180284 1 Melbourne 13-Jan 10.5 Shem Hollands N 150177 2 Sydney 25-Jan 10.5 Marty Duke V 131075 1 Melbourne 29-Nov 10.6 Sean Wroe V 180385 1 Melbourne 8-Nov 10.6 -0.3 Russell Parker N 121280 1 Sydney 15-Nov 10.6 Steve Hooker V 160782 1 Melbourne 29-Nov 10.6 Andrew Wilcox V 130269 =2 Melbourne 29-Nov 10.6 Sam Jeffrey V 081080 =2 Melbourne 29-Nov 10.6 -0.5 Andrew Clark N 020384 1 Sydney 20-Dec 10.7 +0.4 Damian Horan V 300383 1 Bendigo 11-Jan 10.7 Kristen Patel (Fij) V 160884 1 Geelong 1-Feb 10.7 Clinton Gray V 181084 1 Geelong 15-Feb 10.7 +1.7 Andrew Jhavery N 060885 3 Sydney 1-Mar 10.7 Nathan Burden N 040979 1 Sydney 1-Mar 10.7 Jay Stone N 311279 2 Wollongong 25-Oct 10.7 Tim Manns N 290187 1 Wollongong 25-Oct 10.7 +0.7 Matthew Lynch N 240186 3 Sydney 15-Nov 10.7 +0.7 Greg Eyears N 210881 4 Sydney 15-Nov 10.7 Braden Fraser V 020677 1 Melbourne 6-Dec 10.7 +1.6 Mitsuhisa Mizota (Jpn) N 181175 4 Sydney 20-Dec wind-assisted 10.1 +5.9 Tim Williams V 091281 1 Ballarat 15-Nov 10.3 +5.9 David Baxter V 270377 2 Ballarat 15-Nov 10.3 +5.8 David Flowers V 090980 1 Ballarat 15-Nov 10.3 +4.2 Tim Rooke V 180586 1 Ballarat 15-Nov 10.3 +2.8 David Geddes N 260182 1 Canberra 13-Dec 10.3 +2.8 Shem Hollands N 150177 2 Canberra 13-Dec 10.3 +2.8 Adam Miller N 220684 3 Canberra 13-Dec 10.4 +2.6 Andrew McManus W 111270 1h Perth 29-Nov 10.5 +5.8 Nathan Burden N 040979 1 Sydney 25-Jan 10.5 +5.8 Michael Budlender V 020882 2 Ballarat 15-Nov 10.5 +5.0 Lane Harrison V 020784 1 Ballarat 15-Nov 10.5 +4.2 Sean Avery V 280282 2 Ballarat 15-Nov 10.5 +4.2 Robert Stevens V 261082 3 Ballarat 15-Nov 10.5 +5.3 Justin Lewis V 110974 1 Ballarat 15-Nov 10.5 +5.3 Sam Jeffrey V 081080 2 Ballarat 15-Nov 10.5 +4.4 Steve Hooker V 160782 1 Melbourne 18-Oct 10.5 +2.3 Gary Finegan Q 300885 1 Melbourne 29-Nov 200 METRES 20.50 -1.4 Patrick Johnson A 260972 1 Brisbane 5-Apr 20.50 +0.8 Johnson 4 Rome 11-Jul 20.59 -2.4 Johnson 1 Canberra 28-Jan 20.62 +1.8 Ambrose Ezenwa (Ngr) N 100477 1h Sydney 9-Mar 20.63 Johnson 1 Canberra 14-Jan 20.64 +0.5 Johnson 1 Canberra 21-Jan 20.76 -0.5 Johnson 1 Melbourne 1-Mar 20.76 -0.3 Johnson 1 Lappeenranta 3-Aug 20.83 +1.4 Paul Di Bella Q 120277 1 Terminillo 6-Aug 20.83 +0.6 Johnson 7q Paris 27-Aug 20.84 -2.4 Daniel Batman N 200381 2 Canberra 28-Jan 20.87 2.2 Ezenwa 1h Brisbane 5-Apr 20.95 +1.6 Kris Neofytou N 030584 1 Sydney 13-Dec 20.98 +0.0 Matt Shirvington N 251078 7 Gateshead 13-Jul 21.06 +0.0 Adam Miller N 220684 1 Cairns 6-Dec 21.09 +0.8 David Geddes N 260182 1 Brisbane 28-Mar 21.17 -1.4 Paul Pearce Q 080177 2 Riese Pio 20-Jul 21.23 _1.4 David Flowers V 090980 2 Sydney 22-Mar 21.26 +0.4 Isaac Ntiamoah N 271082 4 Tallin 30-Jul 21.28 -0.2 Luke Mansfield Q 130585 1 Brisbane 8-Feb 21.33 +0.2 Kane Watson W 260782 1 Perth 8-Mar 21.36 +1.6 Matt Davies Q 180485 1 Brisbane 21-Nov 21.40 +0.5 Craig Sconce A 200681 2 Canberra 21-Jan 21.41 -2.2 Adam Basil V 140475 3h Brisbane 5-Apr 21.42 +1.8 Shem Hollands N 150177 2h Sydney 9-Mar 21.45 +0.0 Tim Williams V 091281 4 Cairns 6-Dec 21.45 -0.6 David Baxter V 270377 1 Melbourne 9-Dec 21.46 -1.9 Jacob Groth N 071285 1 Brisbane 4-Apr 21.48 +0.2 Steven Tucker W 031282 2 Perth 8-Mar 21.49 +1.6 Ashley Daniel Q 171284 2 Brisbane 19-Dec 21.52 +0.2 Michael Rehardt Q 091281 1 Gold Coast 3-Jan 21.52 +1.6 Iain MacFarlane N 070479 2 Sydney 13-Dec 21.54 +1.9 Brandan Galic A 060787 1 Brisbane 13-Dec 21.54 +1.9 Matt Lynch Q 240186 2 Brisbane 13-Dec 21.55 +0.0 Keiran Noonan N 070976 1 Canberra 7-Jan 21.58 +0.6 Ross Smith N 300673 1h Sydney 9-Mar 21.59 +1.9 Ben Offereins W 120386 3 Brisbane 13-Dec 21.61 -1.0 Stephen Hatch N 241279 4 Sydney 8-Nov 21.62 +0.6 Callum Taylor (Nzl) N 251072 2h Sydney 9-Mar 21.62 -2.0 Simon Bresnehan T 151274 1 Hobart 15-Mar 21.62 +0.0 Marty Duke V 131075 1 Melbourne 9-Dec 21.64 +0.9 Nathan Carr Q 051179 2 Brisbane 9-Mar 21.65 +0.9 Wagui Anau Q 250578 3 Brisbane 9-Mar 21.65 -0.2 Steve Hooker V 160782 1 Melbourne 9-Dec 21.70 -2.0 Tao Baker T 000081 2 Hobart 15-Mar 21.70 +1.9 Henry Mitchell N 130386 4 Brisbane 13-Dec 21.71 +1.9 Nicholas Boylett Q 190986 5 Brisbane 13-Dec 21.72 +1.9 Tim Rooke V 180586 6 Brisbane 13-Dec 21.75 -1.4 Casey Vincent N 170379 3 Riese Pio 20-Jul 21.75 -1.5 John Steffensen W 300882 2 Riese Pio 20-Jul 21.80 +1.2 Duncan Tippins S 180175 1 Adelaide 25-Jan 21.80 +1.9 Brett Stapleton Q 070587 7 Brisbane 13-Dec 21.81 +0.7 Courtney McLeod Q 180483 1 Brisbane 28-Mar 21.82 +1.4 Damien Bock Q 110183 2 Apia 27-Jun 21.83 Eugene Farrell (Irl) Q 210473 3 Brisbane 18-Jan 21.83 -0.8 Lane Harrison V 020784 1 Melbourne 9-Dec 21.85 +1.2 Aaron Vanderent N 210487 2h Brisbane 12-Dec 21.86 +1.9 Josh Ferguson Q 180280 1 Brisbane 21-Mar
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