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Diocesan Primary Athletics 2019 Results Northern Rivers Zone Team Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 25/08/2019 Page 1 2019 Lismore Diocesan Athletics - 27/08/2019 Riverview Park Lismore Results 6 Bell, Lakayah 9 SJ Kempsey 16.99 Girls 8 Year Olds 100 Meter Dash 7 Mann, Kate 9 SJ Wauchope 17.12 AUTO: 14.95 R 8/09/2017 Anita Olie 8 Lacson, Indy 9 SC Lismore 17.21 Lismore Dio: 15.64 2002 L.Marinic Name Age Team Prelims Girls 10 Year Olds 100 Meter Dash Preliminaries AUTO: 14.06 R 20/09/2007 Abby Schmeidal 1 Biddle, Molly 8 MHC Sawtell 16.37Q Lismore Dio: 14.19 2001 N.Lee 2 Cooper, Mali 8 SC Lismore 17.29Q Name Age Team Prelims 3 Weekes, Mya 8 SC Lismore 17.54Q Preliminaries 4 Dogan, Alexandra 8 SFX Ballina 17.79Q 1 West, Maddison 10 SP Port Macquari 15.46Q 5 Neilson, Bridget 8 MSP Murwillumbah 17.68Q 2 Hynes, Wren 10 MSP Murwillumbah 15.57Q 6 Donohue, Sophie 8 SP Port Macquari 17.92Q 3 Nudo, Steffany 10 SM Grafton 15.64Q 7 Holmes, Ruby 8 SJ Port Macquari 17.68Q 4 Quinn, Elizabeth 10 SFX Ballina 15.78Q 8 Harrington, Amelia 8 MHC Sawtell 18.01Q 5 Piticco, Ivy 10 MSP Murwillumbah 16.14Q 9 Cook, Pippa 8 SJ Tweed Heads 17.88 6 Morris, Arliah 10 SA Port Macquari 16.22Q 10 Mackay, Eva 8 SFX Woolgoolga 18.46 7 Dogan, Skye 10 SFX Ballina 16.24Q 11 Burns, Charli 8 SJ Murwillumbah 18.51 8 Straw, Josie 10 SA Coffs Harbour 16.48Q 9 Thompson, Liliana 10 SFX Ballina 16.38 Girls 8 Year Olds 100 Meter Dash 10 MACKAY, Lily 10 SA Coffs Harbour 16.85 AUTO: 14.95 R 8/09/2017 Anita Olie 11 Boan, Luca 10 SJ Banora Point 17.09 Lismore Dio: 15.64 2002 L.Marinic Name Age Team Finals Girls 10 Year Olds 100 Meter Dash Finals AUTO: 14.06 R 20/09/2007 Abby Schmeidal 1 Biddle, Molly 8 MHC Sawtell 16.61 Lismore Dio: 14.19 2001 N.Lee 2 Cooper, Mali 8 SC Lismore 17.29 Name Age Team Finals 3 Dogan, Alexandra 8 SFX Ballina 17.49 Finals 4 Donohue, Sophie 8 SP Port Macquari 17.52 1 Hynes, Wren 10 MSP Murwillumbah 15.43 5 Neilson, Bridget 8 MSP Murwillumbah 17.95 2 West, Maddison 10 SP Port Macquari 15.46 6 Holmes, Ruby 8 SJ Port Macquari 18.03 3 Quinn, Elizabeth 10 SFX Ballina 15.63 7 Weekes, Mya 8 SC Lismore 18.14 4 Nudo, Steffany 10 SM Grafton 15.64 8 Harrington, Amelia 8 MHC Sawtell 18.43 5 Morris, Arliah 10 SA Port Macquari 16.11 6 Straw, Josie 10 SA Coffs Harbour 16.14 Girls 9 Year Olds 100 Meter Dash 7 Piticco, Ivy 10 MSP Murwillumbah 16.19 AUTO: 14.43 R 5/09/2014 Mercedes McNabb 8 Dogan, Skye 10 SFX Ballina 16.58 Lismore Dio: 14.93 1997 R.Chivers Name Age Team Prelims Girls 11 Year Olds 100 Meter Dash Preliminaries AUTO: 12.90 R 7/09/2012 Samantha Stanley 1 Hill, Evie 9 MHC Sawtell 16.03Q Lismore Dio: 13.82 2004 K.Pritchard 2 Uhlmann, Yohanna 9 SJ Banora Point 16.17Q Name Age Team Prelims 3 Scott, Amahli 9 SFX Ballina 16.45Q Preliminaries 4 Lennie, Coco 9 SF Byron Bay 16.48Q 1 Smith, Grace 11 SJ Wauchope 14.82Q 5 Mann, Kate 9 SJ Wauchope 16.60Q 2 Comber, Lilly 11 SC Lismore 14.90Q 6 Rose, Ella 9 SM Casino 16.81Q 3 Grant, Lucy 11 MSP Murwillumbah 15.03Q 7 Lacson, Indy 9 SC Lismore 16.92Q 4 Moretti, Natasha 11 SC Lismore 15.06Q 8 Bell, Lakayah 9 SJ Kempsey 17.02Q 5 Golding, Hazel 11 SM Grafton 15.35Q 9 Henry, Mia 9 SA Coffs Harbour 17.01 6 Little, Zoe 11 SJ Port Macquari 15.67Q 10 Bevan, Matilda 9 SA Pottsville 17.48 7 Miller, Mikaylah 11 MSJ Dorrigo 15.68Q 8 Boys, Josie 11 SP Port Macquari 15.75Q Girls 9 Year Olds 100 Meter Dash 8 Loy, Dayna 11 SA Coffs Harbour 15.75Q AUTO: 14.43 R 5/09/2014 Mercedes McNabb 10 McCluskey, Ella 11 MSP Murwillumbah 15.72 Lismore Dio: 14.93 1997 R.Chivers 11 Wall, Belle 11 SM Casino 16.18 Name Age Team Finals 12 Twindley, Fallon 11 SJ Banora Point 16.59 Finals 1 Uhlmann, Yohanna 9 SJ Banora Point 16.12 2 Hill, Evie 9 MHC Sawtell 16.24 3 Lennie, Coco 9 SF Byron Bay 16.28 4 Scott, Amahli 9 SFX Ballina 16.52 5 Rose, Ella 9 SM Casino 16.80 Northern Rivers Zone Team Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 25/08/2019 Page 2 2019 Lismore Diocesan Athletics - 27/08/2019 Riverview Park Lismore Results 6 Piticco, Ivy 10 MSP Murwillumbah 37.71q Girls 11 Year Olds 100 Meter Dash 7 Hill, Evie 9 MHC Sawtell 38.03q AUTO: 12.90 R 7/09/2012 Samantha Stanley 8 Dogan, Skye 10 SFX Ballina 38.19q Lismore Dio: 13.82 2004 K.Pritchard 9 Boan, Luca 10 SJ Banora Point 38.48 Name Age Team Finals 10 Pepper, Maeve 10 SA Port Macquari 39.05 Finals 11 Hynes, Wren 10 MSP Murwillumbah 39.33 1 Smith, Grace 11 SJ Wauchope 14.86 12 MACKAY, Lily 10 SA Coffs Harbour 40.03 2 Moretti, Natasha 11 SC Lismore 15.17 3 Grant, Lucy 11 MSP Murwillumbah 15.20 Girls 8-10 200 Meter Run 4 Comber, Lilly 11 SC Lismore 15.26 AUTO: 29.29 R 14/09/2018 Isabella Wall 5 Golding, Hazel 11 SM Grafton 15.43 Lismore Dio: 30.41 2007 Kristyn Baker 6 Miller, Mikaylah 11 MSJ Dorrigo 15.59 Name Age Team Finals 7 Boys, Josie 11 SP Port Macquari 15.64 Finals 8 Loy, Dayna 11 SA Coffs Harbour 15.87 1 West, Maddison 10 SP Port Macquari 35.72 9 Little, Zoe 11 SJ Port Macquari 16.10 2 Quinn, Elizabeth 10 SFX Ballina 35.83 3 Nudo, Steffany 10 SM Grafton 36.64 Girls 12 Year Olds 100 Meter Dash 4 Quinn, Leah 10 SJ Kempsey 36.87 AUTO: 12.85 R 8/09/2017 Gabriella Taylor 5 Piticco, Ivy 10 MSP Murwillumbah 37.05 Lismore Dio: 13.27 2002 J.Marchment 6 Hope, Zoe 10 SFX Ballina 37.43 Name Age Team Prelims 7 Dogan, Skye 10 SFX Ballina 38.21 Preliminaries 1 Jones, Charlize 12 SP Macksville 15.00Q Girls 11 Year Olds 200 Meter Run 2 Hutton, Billi 12 MSP Murwillumbah 15.29Q AUTO: 28.16 R 7/09/2012 Dakota Thomas 3 Strain, Cecilia 12 SJ Yamba 15.11Q Lismore Dio: 29.03 2004 K.Pritchard 4 Moore, Amali 12 MSP Murwillumbah 15.59Q Name Age Team Prelims 5 Pieren, Claire 12 SP Port Macquari 15.14Q Preliminaries 6 Crane, Samantha 12 SB Kyogle 15.60Q 1 Smith, Grace 11 SJ Wauchope 33.89q 7 McCabe, Ava 12 MSP Murwillumbah 15.33Q 2 Moretti, Natasha 11 SC Lismore 34.23q 8 Chellew, Jasmine 12 SM Grafton 15.63Q 3 Grant, Lucy 11 MSP Murwillumbah 34.49q 9 McCarthy, Estella 12 SM Casino 15.65 4 Stewart, Layla 11 SP Port Macquari 34.96q 10 Rigley, Siabh 12 SJ Woodburn 15.80 5 Miller, Mikaylah 11 MSJ Dorrigo 35.34q 11 straw, eliana 12 SA Coffs Harbour 15.94 6 Comber, Lilly 11 SC Lismore 35.79q 12 Nowak, Savannah 12 SA Port Macquari 16.73 7 Loy, Dayna 11 SA Coffs Harbour 36.09q 8 Wall, Belle 11 SM Casino 36.64q Girls 12 Year Olds 100 Meter Dash 9 Little, Zoe 11 SJ Port Macquari 36.78 AUTO: 12.85 R 8/09/2017 Gabriella Taylor 10 Golding, Hazel 11 SM Grafton 37.09 Lismore Dio: 13.27 2002 J.Marchment 11 Twindley, Fallon 11 SJ Banora Point 37.59 Name Age Team Finals 12 Lalor, Ruby 11 SA Kingscliff 38.17 Finals 1 Jones, Charlize 12 SP Macksville 14.77 Girls 11 Year Olds 200 Meter Run 2 McCabe, Ava 12 MSP Murwillumbah 14.95 AUTO: 28.16 R 7/09/2012 Dakota Thomas 3 Pieren, Claire 12 SP Port Macquari 14.96 Lismore Dio: 29.03 2004 K.Pritchard 4 Hutton, Billi 12 MSP Murwillumbah 15.00 Name Age Team Finals 5 Crane, Samantha 12 SB Kyogle 15.10 Finals 6 Strain, Cecilia 12 SJ Yamba 15.16 1 Smith, Grace 11 SJ Wauchope 33.77 7 Moore, Amali 12 MSP Murwillumbah 15.47 2 Moretti, Natasha 11 SC Lismore 34.43 8 Chellew, Jasmine 12 SM Grafton 15.51 3 Grant, Lucy 11 MSP Murwillumbah 34.60 4 Stewart, Layla 11 SP Port Macquari 34.61 Girls 8-10 200 Meter Run 5 Miller, Mikaylah 11 MSJ Dorrigo 35.82 AUTO: 29.29 R 14/09/2018 Isabella Wall 6 Loy, Dayna 11 SA Coffs Harbour 36.05 Lismore Dio: 30.41 2007 Kristyn Baker 7 Comber, Lilly 11 SC Lismore 36.21 Name Age Team Prelims 8 Wall, Belle 11 SM Casino 36.52 Preliminaries 1 West, Maddison 10 SP Port Macquari 35.12q 2 Quinn, Elizabeth 10 SFX Ballina 35.49q 3 Quinn, Leah 10 SJ Kempsey 36.29q 4 Nudo, Steffany 10 SM Grafton 36.42q 5 Hope, Zoe 10 SFX Ballina 37.39q Northern Rivers Zone Team Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 25/08/2019 Page 3 2019 Lismore Diocesan Athletics - 27/08/2019 Riverview Park Lismore Results 7 Loy, Dayna 11 SA Coffs Harbour 3:02.72 Girls 12-13 200 Meter Run 8 Swain, Milla 11 SJ Port Macquari 3:03.70 AUTO: 26.75 R 8/09/2017 Gabriella Taylor 9 Boys, Josie 11 SP Port Macquari 3:07.66 Lismore Dio: 27.98 2009 E.Wright 10 Jewkes, Lucy 11 SM Casino 3:10.92 Name Age Team Prelims Preliminaries Girls 12-13 800 Meter Run 1 Pieren, Claire 12 SP Port Macquari 33.63q AUTO: 2:25.88 R 10/09/2010 Scarlett Fahey 2 Hutton, Billi 12 MSP Murwillumbah 33.82q Lismore Dio: 2:30.50 2010 S.Champley 3 Strain, Cecilia 12 SJ Yamba 34.32q Name Age Team Finals 4 Chellew, Jasmine 12 SM Grafton 34.73q Finals 5 Jones, Charlize 12 SP Macksville 34.77q 1 Heffernan, Darcy 12 SC Lismore 2:45.15 6 straw, eliana 12 SA Coffs Harbour 35.35q 2 Chellew, Jasmine 12 SM Grafton 2:46.37 7 McCarthy, Estella 12 SM Casino 36.01q 3 McCabe, Ava 12 MSP Murwillumbah 2:50.58 8 Kuramochi, Marly 12 SA Kingscliff 36.40q 4 Moore, Amali 12 MSP Murwillumbah 2:55.91 9 Atlee, Breeana 12 HF Skennars Head 36.65 5 Rigley, Siabh 12 SJ Woodburn 2:57.28 10 Lewis, Kirra 12 SP Port Macquari 36.76 6 McEwan-Brokensha, Charlotte 12 SC Lismore 3:00.09 7 Lee, Imogen 12 SJ Yamba 3:00.59 Girls 12-13 200 Meter Run 8 Kuramochi, Marly 12 SA Kingscliff 3:01.87 AUTO: 26.75 R 8/09/2017 Gabriella Taylor 9 Newton, Jade 12 MHC Sawtell 3:02.40 Lismore Dio: 27.98 2009 E.Wright 10 Lamb, Maya 12 SP Macksville 3:04.38 Name Age Team Finals 11 Pieren, Claire 12 SP Port Macquari 3:10.11 Finals 1 Pieren, Claire 12 SP Port Macquari 33.62 Girls 8-10 1500 Meter Run Junior 2 Hutton, Billi 12 MSP Murwillumbah 33.71 Lismore Dio: 5:48.46 27/08/2019 Skye Dogan 3 Jones, Charlize 12 SP Macksville 34.30 Name Age Team Finals 4 Chellew, Jasmine 12 SM Grafton 35.13 Finals 5 straw, eliana 12 SA Coffs Harbour 35.96 1 Dogan, Skye 10 SFX Ballina 5:48.46 6 McCarthy, Estella 12 SM Casino 36.53 2 Nudo, Steffany 10 SM Grafton 5:50.00 7 Kuramochi, Marly 12 SA Kingscliff 36.92 3 McPherson, Maddy 10
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