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2021 Trigg Island SLSC Senior Carnival

17 May 2021

All Events

  • Pos
  • Name
  • Club
  • Points

U17 Male Ironman

123456

  • Kai Marchetto
  • Trigg Island
  • 6

54321
Johann Szymanski Archie Davis
North Cottesloe North Cottesloe City of Perth SLSC Sorrento (WA) North Cottesloe
Jackson Blom Benjamin Snook Harry Alliss

U17 Female Ironwoman

123456
Mikaela Innocent Keira Mladineo Kate Lockley

  • Trigg Island
  • 6

54321
North Cottesloe City of Bunbury City of Perth SLSC Scarboro
Sophie Baron-Hay Alice Harwood

  • Allanah Griffin
  • City of Bunbury

Open Male Ironman

123456

  • Max Anderson Loake
  • City of Perth SLSC

Trigg Island
654321
Max Hunter Ethan Jackson Michael Booth Harry Hewitt
City of Perth SLSC Sorrento (WA) City of Perth SLSC

  • City of Perth SLSC
  • Matthew Colliss

Open Female Ironwoman

123456

  • Soraya Lee
  • Mullaloo
  • 6

54321
Nikita Fredonnet Macarah Mallis Kate Lockley
City of Perth SLSC Trigg Island City of Bunbury City of Perth SLSC Trigg Island
Phoebe Ashworth Meg Warne

U17 Male Board Race

123456
Kai Marchetto Johann Szymanski Liam Pizzirani Archie Davis

  • Trigg Island
  • 6

54321
North Cottesloe North Cottesloe North Cottesloe

  • Trigg Island
  • Lucas Walker

  • Rhys Bawden
  • Trigg Island

U17 Female Board Race

123456
Mikaela Innocent Phoebe Jones Sophie Baron-Hay Femke Negus
Trigg Island Scarboro
654321
City of Perth SLSC Trigg Island

  • Mullaloo
  • Jenna Stummer

  • Keira Mladineo
  • North Cottesloe

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  • Pos
  • Name
  • Club
  • Points

Open Male Board Race

123456
Patrick Eley Matthew Colliss Blake Allsopp Will Savage Max Hunter Jack Retty

  • Trigg Island
  • 6

54321
City of Perth SLSC Trigg Island Trigg Island Trigg Island City of Perth SLSC

Open Female Board Race

123456
Sophie Baron-Hay Jazmin Shipway Carr Nikita Fredonnet Sophie Lloyd
City of Perth SLSC Trigg Island
654321
City of Perth SLSC City of Perth SLSC

  • Trigg Island
  • Macarah Mallis

  • Neve Macleod
  • Mullaloo

U17 Male Surf Race

123456

  • Johann Szymanski
  • North Cottesloe

Quinns Mindarie North Cottesloe Sorrento (WA)
654321
Joe Quirk Archie Davis Benjamin Snook Jackson Blom Luke Collins
City of Perth SLSC North Cottesloe

U17 Female Surf Race

123456
Phoebe Ashworth Alice Harwood Katie Waddell
City of Perth SLSC Scarboro
654321
Mullaloo
Aysha Ferguson Sophie Baron-Hay Kate Lockley
Trigg Island City of Perth SLSC City of Bunbury

Open Male Surf Race

123456

  • Jake Smith
  • Trigg Island
  • 6

54321
Tane Canton Will Savage
Trigg Island Trigg Island

  • Harry Hewitt
  • City of Perth SLSC

City of Perth SLSC City of Perth SLSC
Charlie Hewitt Max Anderson Loake

Open Female Surf Race

123456

  • Soraya Lee
  • Mullaloo
  • 6

54321

  • Ruby Warne
  • Trigg Island

Emma Warburton Phoebe Ashworth Sophie Lloyd
North Cottesloe City of Perth SLSC City of Perth SLSC

  • Sorrento (WA)
  • Jessica Madden

U17 Male Single Ski

1234
Jarvis Caren Sam Meyers Archie Davis Luke Collins

  • Trigg Island
  • 6

543
Trigg Island North Cottesloe North Cottesloe

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  • Printed on 18/05/2021 at 12:00:23 AM

  • Pos
  • Name
  • Club
  • Points

  • 5
  • Lachlan Bridgland

Max Smith
Cottesloe Mullaloo
2

  • 1
  • 6

U17 Female Single Ski

123456

  • Gemma Etheridge
  • Scarboro
  • 6

54321
Mikaela Innocent Lily Boisvert
Trigg Island Trigg Island City of Perth SLSC Trigg Island Mullaloo
Phoebe Ashworth Femke Negus Jenna Stummer

U19 Female Single Ski

123456

  • Harriet Brown
  • North Cottesloe

City of Perth SLSC Trigg Island
654321
Nikita Fredonnet Olivia Schou Neve Macleod India-Rose Sheppard Danielle Bordin
Mullaloo Trigg Island Trigg Island

Open Female Single Ski

123456

  • Jazmin Shipway Carr
  • Trigg Island

Trigg Island Trigg Island Mullaloo
654321
Macarah Mallis Paige Wood Laura Edmunds Selma Alibegovic Kiera Albertsen
Trigg Island North Cottesloe

U13 Male Ironman

123456

  • Charlie Davis
  • North Cottesloe

North Cottesloe City of Bunbury City of Bunbury Trigg Island
654321
Matthew Collins Mitchell Tuckey Harrison August Krawczyk Charlie Okines

  • Andrew Barr
  • City of Bunbury

U13 Female Ironwoman

123456
Kyra Tierney Olivia Doddy Milly Kok
Secret Harbour City of Bunbury Trigg Island
654321

  • Kate Rigoll
  • Trigg Island

Elyn Bawden Anna Lockley
Trigg Island City of Bunbury

U14 Male Ironman

123456

  • Jackson Anderson
  • North Cottesloe

Mullaloo
654321
Brodie Lee

  • Tex Cross
  • North Cottesloe

  • Cottesloe
  • Max Eldon

Hamish Szymanski Lachlan Bean
North Cottesloe Mullaloo

U14 Female Ironwoman

12
Hannah Young Sahmara Kirby
City of Perth SLSC Cottesloe
65

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  • Printed on 18/05/2021 at 12:00:23 AM

  • Pos
  • Name
  • Club
  • Points

  • 3
  • Harriet Chin

Bethany Bamforth Abbie Loraine Sienna Howard
Sorrento (WA) Mullaloo
4321
456
North Cottesloe Cottesloe

U15 Male Ironman

123456

  • Jules Fredonnet
  • City of Perth SLSC

North Cottesloe City of Bunbury Fremantle
654321
Nicholas Collins Joel Doddy Eben Prinsloo Ellis Aitchison Jonah Whitby
Trigg Island Fremantle

U15 Female Ironwoman

123456
Rubie Turner Rosie Banks
North Cottesloe City of Bunbury Sorrento (WA) Sorrento (WA) Fremantle
654321
Hollie Bertolini Samantha Brigden Gabrielle Gibbons

  • Zara Kok
  • Trigg Island

U13 Male Board Race

123456

  • Charlie Davis
  • North Cottesloe

North Cottesloe City of Bunbury City of Bunbury Trigg Island
654321
Matthew Collins Mitchell Tuckey Andrew Barr Charlie Okines

  • Harrison August Krawczyk
  • City of Bunbury

U13 Female Board Race

123456

  • Milly Kok
  • Trigg Island
  • 6

54321
Olivia Doddy Kate Rigoll
City of Bunbury Trigg Island
Elyn Bawden Kyra Tierney Anna Lockley
Trigg Island Secret Harbour City of Bunbury

U14 Male Board Race

123456

  • Max Eldon
  • Cottesloe
  • 6

54321

  • Tex Cross
  • North Cottesloe

Trigg Island Trigg Island Mullaloo
Blake Monaghan Myles Beeney Donnacha Murphy

  • Lachlan Bean
  • Mullaloo

U14 Female Board Race

123456

  • Harriet Chin
  • Sorrento (WA)

Mullaloo
654321
Bethany Bamforth

  • Sarah Beiers
  • Trigg Island

Abbie Loraine Hannah Young Bronte Begley
North Cottesloe City of Perth SLSC Sorrento (WA)

U15 Male Board Race

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  • Pos
  • Name
  • Club
  • Points

  • 1
  • Joel Doddy
  • City of Bunbury

City of Perth SLSC Trigg Island Trigg Island Quinns Mindarie Trigg Island
654321
23456
Jules Fredonnet Benjamin Toms Kallan Parsons Iwan Scrivens Ellis Aitchison

U15 Female Board Race

123456
Samantha Brigden Velvet Goodwin Rubie Turner Rosie Banks
Sorrento (WA) North Cottesloe North Cottesloe City of Bunbury Sorrento (WA) North Cottesloe
654321
Hollie Bertolini Lexi Menin

U13 Male Surf Race

123456

  • Matthew Collins
  • North Cottesloe

North Cottesloe City of Bunbury City of Bunbury City of Bunbury Trigg Island
654321
Charlie Davis Harrison August Krawczyk Mitchell Tuckey Andrew Barr Tamer Christou

U13 Female Surf Race

123456
Kyra Tierney Elyn Bawden Olivia Doddy Isabella Russell Kate Rigoll
Secret Harbour Trigg Island
654321
City of Bunbury North Cottesloe Trigg Island

  • Haidyn Cartledge
  • City of Bunbury

U14 Male Surf Race

123456

  • Jackson Anderson
  • North Cottesloe

North Cottesloe Mullaloo
654321
Tex Cross Brodie Lee

  • Max Eldon
  • Cottesloe

Samson Connolly William Carey
Fremantle Sorrento (WA)

U14 Female Surf Race

123456
Hannah Young Georgina Gray Izzy Early
City of Perth SLSC Trigg Island
654321
North Cottesloe Sorrento (WA) City of Perth SLSC Sorrento (WA)
Lani Baxter Madison Turnbull Harriet Chin

U15 Male Surf Race

123456

  • Jules Fredonnet
  • City of Perth SLSC

North Cottesloe Fremantle
654321
Nicholas Collins Eben Prinsloo Flynn Czaplinski Jonah Whitby
Cottesloe Fremantle

  • Jett Jaeger-Harvey
  • Trigg Island

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  • Printed on 18/05/2021 at 12:00:23 AM

  • Pos
  • Name
  • Club
  • Points

U15 Female Surf Race

123456
Telani Woodham Lexi Menin
City of Perth SLSC North Cottesloe North Cottesloe Sorrento (WA)
654321
Rubie Turner Hollie Bertolini Samantha Brigden Imogen Ashworth
Sorrento (WA) City of Perth SLSC

U19 Male Beach Sprint

123

  • Caleb Mills
  • Mullaloo
  • 6

54
Aaron Gigney Michael Hall
Mullaloo North Cottesloe

U17 Male Beach Sprint

123456
Caleb Bailey Xavier Matier Daniel Mann James Ettia Joshua Larkin Jack Grant
Sorrento (WA) North Cottesloe Quinns Mindarie Quinns Mindarie Quinns Mindarie Mullaloo
654321

U17 Female Beach Sprint

12345
Imogen Herrington Charli Harrington Alyssa Calnon Asha Moxham
City of Perth SLSC Quinns Mindarie Mullaloo
65432
North Cottesloe

  • North Cottesloe
  • Ruby Paterson

U14 Male Beach Sprint

123456
Kalani Chong Sue Lachlan Sofield
Fremantle Fremantle Sorrento (WA) Mullaloo
654321
Jaxon Callcott Michael de Bruyn Jasper Henry-Johnson Jordan Krieser
Fremantle Fremantle

U14 Female Beach Sprint

123456

  • Amelia Rowe
  • Mullaloo
  • 6

54321
Zahra Buckley Hayley Mann
Sorrento (WA) Quinns Mindarie

  • Mullaloo
  • Elisha Archer

  • Milly Sullivan
  • Fremantle

  • Mullaloo
  • Claudia Ketteringham

U15 Male Beach Sprint

123456
Tana Wesley Marcus Burns Innes Raeburn Ethan Nguyen Charlie Trew
Quinns Mindarie Mullaloo
654321
City of Perth SLSC City of Perth SLSC City of Perth SLSC

  • City of Perth SLSC
  • Ryan De Marchi

U15 Female Beach Sprint

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  • Pos
  • Name
  • Club
  • Points

  • 1
  • Hannah Wallace

Mieke Grobler Scarlett Curtis Jorja Van Pelt Lola Coutts

  • Mullaloo
  • 6

54321
23456
Mullaloo North Cottesloe City of Perth SLSC Coogee Beach (WA)

  • Sorrento (WA)
  • Keely Anderson

Open Male Beach Sprint

123456
Charlie Rigby Thomas Nolan Aaron Gigney Caleb Bailey
Sorrento (WA) North Cottesloe Mullaloo
654321
Sorrento (WA) North Cottesloe North Cottesloe
Michael Hall Samuel Sanginiti

Open Female Beach Sprint

123456
Sophie Watts Alysse Priddis Montana Waters Alicia Ward
City of Perth SLSC City of Perth SLSC City of Perth SLSC Cottesloe
654321
Sydney Rafferty Isobel Copeman
Sorrento (WA) North Cottesloe

U13 Male Beach Flags

12345
Baxter Robertson Lucca Zaffino
Trigg Island Trigg Island Trigg Island Trigg Island Trigg Island
65432
Matthew Mcewen Charlie Okines Benjamin Nguyen

U13 Female Beach Flags

123456

  • Olivia Mackey
  • Trigg Island
  • 6

54321
Lou Lou Fiore Hart Amber Freestone Charlotte Kestell Annabelle Forrest Cora-Mae Clancy
North Cottesloe Trigg Island North Cottesloe Trigg Island Trigg Island

U19 Male Beach Flags

123
Aaron Gigney Michael Hall Caleb Mills

  • Mullaloo
  • 6

54
North Cottesloe Mullaloo

U17 Male Beach Flags

123456
Joshua Larkin Caleb Bailey Daniel Mann Xavier Matier Izaak Chilman James Ettia
Quinns Mindarie Sorrento (WA)
654321
Quinns Mindarie North Cottesloe Quinns Mindarie Quinns Mindarie

U17 Female Beach Flags

12
Charli Harrington Asha Moxham
Quinns Mindarie North Cottesloe
65

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  • Pos
  • Name
  • Club
  • Points

  • 3
  • Alyssa Calnon

Alice Harwood Sophie Baron-Hay

  • Mullaloo
  • 4

32
45
Scarboro City of Perth SLSC

U14 Male Beach Flags

123456

  • Kalani Chong Sue
  • Fremantle

Sorrento (WA) Fremantle Fremantle Fremantle Fremantle
654321
Jaxon Callcott Daniel Browning Seth Shaw Jasper Henry-Johnson Samson Connolly

U14 Female Beach Flags

123456
Amelia Rowe Hayley Mann Zahra Buckley Elisha Archer Madison Hall Indy Bergersen

  • Mullaloo
  • 6

54321
Quinns Mindarie Sorrento (WA) Mullaloo Coogee Beach (WA) Mullaloo

U15 Male Beach Flags

123456
Harrison Webster Owen Young

  • Cottesloe
  • 6

54321
Fremantle
Tana Wesley Ethan Nguyen Marcus Burns Maynard Gray
Quinns Mindarie City of Perth SLSC Mullaloo Floreat

U15 Female Beach Flags

123456
Hannah Wallace Jorja Van Pelt Lola Coutts

  • Mullaloo
  • 6

54321
City of Perth SLSC Coogee Beach (WA)

  • Scarboro
  • Kerrie Tierney

Aika Zachariassen Mieke Grobler
Trigg Island Mullaloo

Open Male Beach Flags

1233456
Charlie Rigby Thomas Nolan Daniel Mann Harrison Webster Caleb Bailey Xavier Matier Michael Hall
Sorrento (WA) North Cottesloe Quinns Mindarie Cottesloe
6544321
Sorrento (WA) North Cottesloe North Cottesloe

Open Female Beach Flags

123456

  • Emily Grosser
  • North Cottesloe

Sorrento (WA) Quinns Mindarie North Cottesloe Cottesloe
654321
Sydney Rafferty Charli Harrington Kali Grayson-Dharmaputri Alicia Ward

  • Alysse Priddis
  • City of Perth SLSC

U13 Female Beach Sprint

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  • Pos
  • Name
  • Club
  • Points

  • 1
  • Amber Freestone

Olivia Mackey Annabelle Forrest Lou Lou Fiore Hart Charlotte Kestell Imogen Russell
Trigg Island Trigg Island Trigg Island North Cottesloe North Cottesloe Trigg Island
654321
23456

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2021 Trigg Island SLSC Senior Carnival

17 May 2021

All Events

  • Pos
  • Name
  • Points

Open Mixed March Past

  • 1
  • Sorrento (WA) Team A

Jennifer Colyer

6

Jenny Kollman Leigh Nash
Joanne Barram Mark Gannon Robert Lindsay Sue Lemmon
Kenneth Jenner

  • Michael Gill
  • Murray Geneff

  • Russell Wright
  • Robert Doherty

  • 2
  • City of Perth SLSC Team A

Angela Razvi

5

Brigitte Schuhkraft Emma Carrick Jill Miller
Debra Wagstaff

  • Helen Loake
  • Denise Scott

  • Jane Hewitt
  • Louise Norris

Rebecca Hartman Tania Gregg

  • Mary Dowling
  • Penelope Cohen

  • Susan Carrick
  • Sharon Gough

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    Amount CITY of BUNBURY OUTER SPACERS YOUTH ENGAGEMENT PROGRAM SHIRE of COLLIE CCTV for COLLIE CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT SHIRE OF

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