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BOP Zone Year 7 & 8 Swim Champs 2021 Evolution Aquatics Tauranga HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 8.0 - 8:51 PM 14/04/2021 Page 1 BOP Zone Year 7 & 8 Swim Champs 2021 - 13/04/2021 Team Rankings - Through Event 39 11 & Under Women - Team Scores Place School Points 1 Aquinas College Aquinas College 119 2 Pyes Pa School Pyes Pa School 78 3 Papamoa College Papamoa College 64 4 Bethlehem College Bethlehem College 19 5 Acg Tauranga Acg Tauranga 5 6 Katikati College Katikati College 3 Total 288.00 Evolution Aquatics Tauranga HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 8.0 - 8:51 PM 14/04/2021 Page 2 BOP Zone Year 7 & 8 Swim Champs 2021 - 13/04/2021 Team Rankings - Through Event 39 11 & Under Men - Team Scores Place School Points 1 Papamoa College Papamoa College 157 2 Bethlehem College Bethlehem College 71 3 Acg Tauranga Acg Tauranga 19 4 Pyes Pa School Pyes Pa School 18 5 Aquinas College Aquinas College 13 6 Waihi College Waihi College 7 7 Pongakawa School Pongakawa School 2 Total 287.00 Evolution Aquatics Tauranga HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 8.0 - 8:51 PM 14/04/2021 Page 3 BOP Zone Year 7 & 8 Swim Champs 2021 - 13/04/2021 Team Rankings - Through Event 39 11 & Under Combined Team Scores Place School Points 1 Papamoa College Papamoa College 221 2 Aquinas College Aquinas College 132 3 Pyes Pa School Pyes Pa School 96 4 Bethlehem College Bethlehem College 90 5 Acg Tauranga Acg Tauranga 24 6 Waihi College Waihi College 7 7 Katikati College Katikati College 3 8 Pongakawa School Pongakawa School 2 Total 575.00 Evolution Aquatics Tauranga HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 8.0 - 8:51 PM 14/04/2021 Page 4 BOP Zone Year 7 & 8 Swim Champs 2021 - 13/04/2021 Team Rankings - Through Event 39 11 & Under - Combined Team Scores - Place School Points 1 Papamoa College Papamoa College 221 2 Aquinas College Aquinas College 132 3 Pyes Pa School Pyes Pa School 96 4 Bethlehem College Bethlehem College 90 5 Acg Tauranga Acg Tauranga 24 Total 563.00 Evolution Aquatics Tauranga HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 8.0 - 8:51 PM 14/04/2021 Page 5 BOP Zone Year 7 & 8 Swim Champs 2021 - 13/04/2021 Team Rankings - Through Event 39 Women - Team Scores Place School Points 1 Aquinas College Aquinas College 10 2 Acg Tauranga Acg Tauranga 7 3 Papamoa College Papamoa College 5 4 Bethlehem College Bethlehem College 4 5 Pongakawa School Pongakawa School 3 6 Waihi College Waihi College 2 7 Katikati College Katikati College 1 Total 32.00 Evolution Aquatics Tauranga HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 8.0 - 8:51 PM 14/04/2021 Page 6 BOP Zone Year 7 & 8 Swim Champs 2021 - 13/04/2021 Team Rankings - Through Event 39 Men - Team Scores Place School Points 1 Papamoa College Papamoa College 10 2 Aquinas College Aquinas College 7 3 Pyes Pa School Pyes Pa School 5 4 Waihi College Waihi College 4 5 Katikati College Katikati College 3 6 Bethlehem College Bethlehem College 2 7 Te Puke Cluster Wbop Te Puke Cluster Wbop 1 Total 32.00 Evolution Aquatics Tauranga HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 8.0 - 8:51 PM 14/04/2021 Page 7 BOP Zone Year 7 & 8 Swim Champs 2021 - 13/04/2021 Team Rankings - Through Event 39 Combined Team Scores Place School Points 1 Papamoa College Papamoa College 25 2 Aquinas College Aquinas College 24 3 Bethlehem College Bethlehem College 11 4 Pyes Pa School Pyes Pa School 9 5 Waihi College Waihi College 7 5 Acg Tauranga Acg Tauranga 7 7 Katikati College Katikati College 6 8 Te Puke Cluster Wbop Te Puke Cluster Wbop 4 9 Pongakawa School Pongakawa School 3 Total 96.00 Evolution Aquatics Tauranga HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 8.0 - 8:51 PM 14/04/2021 Page 8 BOP Zone Year 7 & 8 Swim Champs 2021 - 13/04/2021 Team Rankings - Through Event 39 - Combined Team Scores - Place School Points 1 Papamoa College Papamoa College 25 2 Aquinas College Aquinas College 24 3 Bethlehem College Bethlehem College 11 4 Waihi College Waihi College 7 5 Katikati College Katikati College 6 Total 73.00 Evolution Aquatics Tauranga HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 8.0 - 8:51 PM 14/04/2021 Page 9 BOP Zone Year 7 & 8 Swim Champs 2021 - 13/04/2021 Team Rankings - Through Event 39 12 & Over Women - Team Scores Place School Points 1 Bethlehem College Bethlehem College 123 2 Acg Tauranga Acg Tauranga 86 3 Aquinas College Aquinas College 41 4 Papamoa College Papamoa College 24 5 Pongakawa School Pongakawa School 9 6 Waihi College Waihi College 5 Total 288.00 Evolution Aquatics Tauranga HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 8.0 - 8:51 PM 14/04/2021 Page 10 BOP Zone Year 7 & 8 Swim Champs 2021 - 13/04/2021 Team Rankings - Through Event 39 12 & Over Men - Team Scores Place School Points 1 Papamoa College Papamoa College 139 2 Bethlehem College Bethlehem College 47 3 Aquinas College Aquinas College 40 4 Acg Tauranga Acg Tauranga 25 5 Katikati College Katikati College 17 6 Waihi College Waihi College 12 7 Te Puke Cluster Wbop Te Puke Cluster Wbop 5 8 Pyes Pa School Pyes Pa School 3 Total 288.00 Evolution Aquatics Tauranga HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 8.0 - 8:51 PM 14/04/2021 Page 11 BOP Zone Year 7 & 8 Swim Champs 2021 - 13/04/2021 Team Rankings - Through Event 39 12 & Over Combined Team Scores Place School Points 1 Bethlehem College Bethlehem College 170 2 Papamoa College Papamoa College 163 3 Acg Tauranga Acg Tauranga 111 4 Aquinas College Aquinas College 81 5 Katikati College Katikati College 17 5 Waihi College Waihi College 17 7 Pongakawa School Pongakawa School 9 8 Te Puke Cluster Wbop Te Puke Cluster Wbop 5 9 Pyes Pa School Pyes Pa School 3 Total 576.00 Evolution Aquatics Tauranga HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 8.0 - 8:51 PM 14/04/2021 Page 12 BOP Zone Year 7 & 8 Swim Champs 2021 - 13/04/2021 Team Rankings - Through Event 39 12 & Over - Combined Team Scores - Place School Points 1 Bethlehem College Bethlehem College 170 2 Papamoa College Papamoa College 163 3 Acg Tauranga Acg Tauranga 111 4 Aquinas College Aquinas College 81 5 Waihi College Waihi College 17 Total 542.00.
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