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2017 Brock Open Women's 5Km Results 2017 Brock Open October 21, 2017 Women's 5km Results Overall Placing Team Score First Name Last Name Team Finish Time 1 Alison Smegal Unattached 18:28.3 2 1 Sarah Law Trent University 18:45.1 3 Paulina Sergnese Brock University 19:10.9 4 2 Lizzie Laurie Wilfrid Laurier University 19:26.3 5 Juliette Davis University of Toronto 19:36.6 6 Joanna Francolini Brock University 19:41.6 7 Jessica Yi University of Waterloo 20:05.6 8 Elyssas Murray University of Waterloo 20:17.1 9 Megan Doleweerd University of Waterloo 20:18.2 10 3 Anastasia Nepotiuk Trent University 20:21.6 11 4 Ellen Mead Wilfrid Laurier University 20:37.1 12 Nicole Fiorini Newmarket Huskies Track Club 20:56.9 13 5 Emma Davis Wilfrid Laurier University 21:01.3 14 6 Erin Kinninmont Sheridan College 21:06.6 15 7 Emma Segato Wilfrid Laurier University 21:10.1 16 8 Jessa Braun Laurier Brantford 21:13.2 17 Cassandra Hinz Brock University 21:14.5 18 9 Keely Clement Trent University 21:22.0 19 10 Marla Brown Sheridan College 21:50.0 20 11 Sarah Maier Laurier Brantford 22:06.7 21 Corrina Fowlow University of Toronto Track Club 22:13.5 22 12 Monique Parlevliet Sheridan College 22:15.4 23 13 Ana Smith Wilfrid Laurier University 22:18.5 24 14 Laurie Taylor Trent University 22:28.9 25 15 Alexandra D'Olivera Sheridan College 22:50.2 26 16 Carina DeSousa Wilfrid Laurier University 23:12.6 27 17 Daniela Casas Sheridan College 23:16.2 28 18 Arthi Vick Wilfrid Laurier University 23:39.2 29 Shanelle Blackbird-Riley Wilfrid Laurier University 23:51.6 30 Mary Lapp Unattached 24:16.7 31 19 Isabell Catalli Sheridan College 24:18.2 32 20 Amanda Zimmerman Sheridan College 25:37.3 33 21 Maziee Bodman Laurier Brantford 26:13.5 Overall Placing Team Score First Name Last Name Team Finish Time 34 22 Anne McDermott Laurier Brantford 27:32.4 35 23 Laura Bannier Laurier Brantford 29:46.9 36 24 Monika Lee Trent University 30:41.2 37 25 Sai Gnanaharan Laurier Brantford 32:05.5 Women's 5km Team Results Placing Team Score 1 Wilfrid Laurier 31 2 Trent 51 3 Sheridan 60 4 Laurier Brantford 85 Men's 7km Results Overall Placing Team Score First Name Last Name Team Finish Time 1 Nick Falk University of Windsor Athletics Club 22:05.9 2 Devonte Cummings University of Toronto Track Club 22:48.2 3 Jake Carroll University of Toronto 23:03.7 4 Jamie Tarling Newmarket Huskies Track Club 23:16.4 5 Chris Gowans University of Toronto 23:24.2 6 Alexander Bimm University of Toronto 23:32.3 7 Landon Leone Unattached 23:35.5 8 Sean Ibbot Trent University 23:40.1 9 1 Cole Bond Sheridan College 23:43.2 10 2 Dinesh Moro University of Waterloo 23:44.2 11 3 Jeremy Mol Brock University 23:46.5 12 4 Zach Bortoff University of Waterloo 24:03.3 13 Jerome Jude University of Toronto Track Club 24:04.1 14 5 Asad Bari Wilfrid Laurier University 24:04.8 15 6 Aric Emiry Brock University 24:06.2 16 7 Owen Grabell Brock University 24:06.9 17 8 Ahad Naim Laurier Brantford 24:07.6 18 9 Jacob Smith Wilfrid Laurier University 24:08.4 19 10 Garrett Murphy Sheridan College 24:09.0 20 11 Tucker Dandenault University of Waterloo 24:09.8 21 12 Matthew Reeve Sheridan College 24:10.6 22 13 Dan O'Rourke Brock University 24:11.2 23 14 Liyang Wang University of Waterloo 24:11.9 24 15 Umberto Lopardo Brock University 24:11.5 25 16 Jesse Burt University of Waterloo 24:12.9 26 17 Nathan Jeffrey Wilfrid Laurier University 24:55.7 27 18 Connor Hammond University of Waterloo 24:57.4 Overall Placing Team Score First Name Last Name Team Finish Time 28 19 Brendan Saunders Sheridan College 25:04.4 29 20 Tim Lytle Wilfrid Laurier University 25:06.1 30 21 Duncan McKendrick Wilfrid Laurier University 25:09.3 31 22 Emrys Halbertsma Wilfrid Laurier University 25:13.9 32 23 Andrew Convery Sheridan College 25:19.8 33 24 Lucas Salazer-Reid Brock University 25:28.6 34 25 Alex Ball Sheridan College 25:39.7 35 26 Jadon Bernatsky Brock University 25:55.7 36 27 Craig Van Manen Laurier Brantford 25:58.2 37 Harrison Enns Brock University 26:00.9 38 Mitch Horn Trent University 26:11.9 39 28 Nathan Brown Sheridan College 26:35.8 40 Hayden West Trent University 27:40.4 41 Omar Ulloa Wilfrid Laurier University 27:41.1 42 Braeden Witt Wilfrid Laurier University 27:48.4 43 Jaskirat Aujla Sheridan College 27:57.3 44 Tristan Wong Sheridan College 27:59.6 45 29 Jarrett Putt Laurier Brantford 28:21.4 46 Charles Banks-Collier Wilfrid Laurier University 28:22.8 47 Aaron Damaren Sheridan College 29:18.3 48 30 Lukas Ghiglione Wilfrid Laurier University 29:35.7 49 31 Michael Butler Laurier Brantford 29:51.0 50 32 David Duong Laurier Brantford 29:51.8 51 David Gonzalez Wilfrid Laurier University 31:09.7 52 Aravinth Mohan Laurier Brantford 31:17.2 53 Reid Carpenter Wilfrid Laurier University 32:06.6 54 Liam Greenhill Sheridan College 34:42.2 Men's 7km Team Results Placing Team Score 1 Brock 44 2 Waterloo 47 3 Sheridan 65 4 Wilfrid Laurier 72 5 Laurier Brantford 127.
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