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Results Girls 100 Meter Minor 1 Nikolka Stevankova Laurel Hill SS ISAA-Irish Finals - Organization License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER Page 1 Results Girls 100 Meter Minor Meet: 12.3h R 1997 Sharon Kelly, Mount Mercy Cork Name School Finals Wind Finals 1 Nikolka Stevankova Laurel Hill SS Limerick 13.25 -2.9 2 Ailbhe Doherty St Flannan's Ennis 13.77 -2.9 3 Lia Farley Kinsale Community School 13.87 -2.9 4 Kate Byrne St Augustines Dungarvan 14.22 -2.9 5 Lauren McCourt Bandon Grammar School 14.83 -2.9 6 Hazel McFadden Presentation Clonmel 15.06 -2.9 7 Rachel Walsh Ursuline Waterford 15.21 -2.9 --- Cliona Dooley Colaiste Choilm Ballincollig DNS -2.9 Girls 800 Meter Minor Meet: 2:19.12 R 2004 Frances O'Shea, St Marys Charleville Name School Finals Finals 1 Ailbhe Doherty St Flannan's Ennis 2:21.14 2 Ellie Pike Rice College Ennis 2:22.94 3 Meghan Carr Loreto Fermoy 2:25.87 4 Una O'Brien Watepark College Waterford 2:26.81 5 Ella Doherty Coláiste Muire Ennis 2:26.86 6 Lucy O'Keeffe St Marys Midleton 2:29.89 7 Grainne Egan St Marys Mallow 2:32.07 8 Clodagh Monahan Watepark College Waterford 2:39.19 9 Anna Duffin Ursuline Waterford 2:39.52 --- Sarah Lane St Anne's C C Killaloe DNS Girls 75 Meter Hurdles 68.6cm Minor Name School Finals Wind Finals 1 Chisom Ugwueru St Flannan's Ennis 12.64 -5.8 2 Oyinkan Adedeji Coláiste Chiarain Croom 12.96 -5.8 3 Gwen Flatley Scoil Mhuire Carrick on Suir 13.20 -5.8 4 Stacey Komolafe Bandon Grammar School 13.27 -5.8 5 Amy O'Donoghue Colaiste na Toirbhirte Bandon 13.30 -5.8 6 Lynn Vermeer Scoil Mhuire Carrick on Suir 13.72 -5.8 7 Sarah Murphy Kinsale Community School 14.00 -5.8 8 Patricija Viksna Watepark College Waterford 16.96 -5.8 Girls 4x100 Meter Relay Minor Meet: 50.20 R 2007 Castletroy College School Relay Finals Finals 1 Coláiste Muire Ennis 54.15 2 Bandon Grammar School 54.99 3 Scoil Mhuire Carrick on Suir 55.10 4 St Augustines Dungarvan 56.41 5 Ursuline Waterford 57.13 6 Colaiste Pobail Bantry 58.37 --- Colaiste na Toirbhirte Bandon DNS --- St Anne's C C Killaloe DNS Girls Long Jump Minor Meet: 5.39m R 2008 Ann O'Shea, Ursuline Waterford Name School Finals Wind Finals 1 Lia Farley Kinsale Community School 5.17m NWI ISAA-Irish Finals - Organization License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER Page 2 Results Finals ... (Girls Long Jump Minor) Name School Finals Wind 2 Anna Ryan Ursuline Thurles 5.09m NWI 3 Chisom Ugwueru St Flannan's Ennis 4.97m NWI 4 Paula Igwe Ursuline Waterford 4.88m NWI 5 Stacey Komolafe Bandon Grammar School 4.86m NWI 6 Meghan Carr Loreto Fermoy 4.76m NWI 7 Holly Meredith SMI Newcastle West 4.69m NWI --- Veerle van-der-Wal Loreto Clonmel DNS NWI --- Niamh Conlon Kilrush C S DNS NWI Girls Shot Putt 2.72 Kg Minor Meet: 11.16m R 2012 Erin Kingston, Bandon GS Name School Finals Finals 1 Blessing Alamu St Marys Midleton 10.56m 2 Angel Nwaigwe Coláiste Muire Ennis 9.63m 3 Natasha O'Keeffe Davis College Mallow 9.02m 4 Brady Crous Our Ladys Templemore 8.14m 5 Karina Amidat Coláiste Muire Ennis 7.51m 6 Patricija Viksna Watepark College Waterford 7.39m --- Katelyn Reid Pobalscoil Chorca Dhuibhne DNS --- Erin DeBurca Colaiste na Toirbhirte Bandon DNS --- Veerle van-der-Wal Loreto Clonmel DNS Girls 100 Meter Junior Meet: 12.1h R 1990 Lynda Symons, Regina Mundi, Cork Name School Finals Wind Finals 1 Lauren O'Leary Nagle Rice Doneraile 13.23 -4.8 2 Niamh Foley SMI Newcastle West 13.53 -4.8 3 Roseann Fitzgerald CTI Clonmel 13.55 -4.8 4 Cora Murray Scoil Mhuire Carrick on Suir 14.22 -4.8 5 Tara Healy Mount Mercy Cork 14.72 -4.8 6 Helena Dee Crescent College Comp SJ 14.97 -4.8 7 Cendresa Verbovci Watepark College Waterford 15.32 -4.8 --- Leah Wood Bandon Grammar School DNS -4.8 Girls 200 Meter Junior Meet: 24.7h R 1975 Mary Fleming, St. Mary's, Midleton Name School Finals Wind Finals 1 Roseann Fitzgerald CTI Clonmel 26.91 -5.1 2 Orla Winston Loreto Clonmel 27.29 -5.1 3 Helena Dee Crescent College Comp SJ 27.52 -5.1 4 Shauna Ryan Crescent College Comp SJ 28.21 -5.1 5 Ciara Kennelly St Brigids Killarney 28.68 -5.1 6 Aoife O'Brien Ard Scoil na nDeise 28.70 -5.1 7 Mary Leahy St Marys Midleton 29.67 -5.1 --- Tara Healy Mount Mercy Cork DNS -5.1 Girls 800 Meter Junior Meet: 2:11.77 R 2005 Colm Cronin, Abbey CC, Waterford Name School Finals Finals 1 Ava Fennessy Loreto Clonmel 2:25.14 2 Lucy Holmes Ard Scoil na nDeise 2:28.88 3 Kaithlyn Coffey Gaelcholaiste Mhuire AG Cork 2:29.53 4 Kaithlin Hurley MICC Dunmanway 2:34.09 ISAA-Irish Finals - Organization License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER Page 3 Results Finals ... (Girls 800 Meter Junior) Name School Finals 5 Tara Ramasawmy Presentation Waterford 2:35.00 6 Elise Mulcaire St Flannan's Ennis 2:38.53 7 ÁineCait NíCheallachán Colaiste Choilm Ballincollig 2:38.94 8 Ava Johnson Crescent College Comp SJ 2:40.84 --- Romy Fehily Laurel Hill Coláiste Limerick DNS --- Shona O'Brien Presentation Milltown SCR Girls 1500 Meter Junior Meet: 4:38.0h R 1996 Paula Sheehan, SMGS, Blarney Name School Finals Finals 1 Rhona Randles PS Inbhear Sceine Kenmare 5:04.54 2 Alyce O'Connor PS Inbhear Sceine Kenmare 5:07.91 3 Kate Hickey Ard Scoil na nDeise 5:14.50 4 Áine Garry St Flannan's Ennis 5:18.56 5 Olivia Tuthill Colaiste na Toirbhirte Bandon 5:30.55 6 Caoimhe Ní Riain Gaelcholáiste Luimnigh 5:34.07 7 Cara McCauley Pobalscoil naTrionoide Youghal 5:44.81 --- Lisa Whelan Rice College Ennis DNS --- Aoife Kennedy Blackwater CS DNS Girls 75 Meter Hurdles 76.2cm Junior 76.2cm Meet: 11.48 R 2004 Kalyn Sheehan, Ursuline, Waterford Name School Finals Wind Finals 1 Niamh Foley SMI Newcastle West 12.47 -6.6 2 Orla Winston Loreto Clonmel 12.81 -6.6 3 Emma O'Regan PS Inbhear Sceine Kenmare 15.13 -6.6 4 Megan Waring Ursuline Waterford 15.19 -6.6 --- Chloe Neylon Rice College Ennis DNS -6.6 --- Suzanne Uniacke-lowe Mount Mercy Cork DNS -6.6 --- Siobhan Keane Colaiste Choilm Ballincollig DNS -6.6 --- Kira Ridgard Ard Scoil na Mara Tramore DNS -6.6 Girls 4x100 Meter Relay Junior Meet: 51.1h R 1978 St Marys Nenagh School Relay Finals Finals 1 Crescent College Comp SJ 53.75 2 Ard Scoil na nDeise 54.11 3 St Brigids Killarney 54.33 4 Loreto Clonmel 54.99 5 Scoil Mhuire Carrick on Suir 63.00 --- Coláiste Chiarain Croom DNS --- Colaiste na Toirbhirte Bandon DNS --- Mount Mercy Cork DNS Girls High Jump Junior Meet: 1.64m R 2015 Sophie Meredith, Newcastle West Name School Finals Finals 1 Ciara Kennelly St Brigids Killarney 1.65m R 2 Elizabeth Stack St Brigids Killarney 1.55m 2 Kylie Heinan St Declans Kilmacthomas 1.55m 4 Caitlin Kennedy John The Baptist C S Hospital 1.50m 5 Holly Meredith SMI Newcastle West 1.45m ISAA-Irish Finals - Organization License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER Page 4 Results Finals ... (Girls High Jump Junior) Name School Finals --- Aoife Madigan Rice College Ennis DNS --- Priscilla Adermoya Mercy Waterford DNS --- Lia O'Brien Colaiste anPhiarsaigh Glanmire DNS --- Amirah Busaira Ard Scoil na Mara Tramore DNS --- Aisling Donagha UNA 1.45m Girls Pole Vault Junior Meet: 2.70m R 2011 Kayleigh Cronin, St. Brigid's, Killarney Name School Finals Finals 1 Anna Ryan Ursuline Thurles 2.40m 2 Orla Coffey St Angelas Cork 2.30m 3 Tess O'Hara St Augustines Dungarvan 2.10m 3 Alannah Kelly St Augustines Dungarvan 2.10m Girls Long Jump Junior Meet: 5.66m R 2004 Kalyn Sheehan, Ursuline, Waterford Name School Finals Wind Finals 1 Lauren O'Leary Nagle Rice Doneraile 5.45m NWI 2 Emily O'Mahony St Augustines Dungarvan 5.14m NWI 3 Ava Fennessy Loreto Clonmel 4.98m NWI 4 Kate Palmer PS Inbhear Sceine Kenmare 4.36m NWI 5 Caelainn McGrath Presentation Clonmel 4.33m NWI --- Aishling Ryan John The Baptist C S Hospital DNS NWI --- Amy O'Sullivan Mercy Mount Hawk Tralee DNS NWI --- Sarah O'Connor Colaiste na Toirbhirte Bandon DNS NWI --- Emma Morrissey John The Baptist C S Hospital DNS NWI Girls Triple Jump Junior Meet: 10.34m R 2013 Maria Carey, St Marys Newport Name School Finals Wind Finals 1 Emily O'Mahony St Augustines Dungarvan 9.34m NWI 2 Shauna Ryan Crescent College Comp SJ 9.10m NWI 3 Alison Cronin Scariff C C 8.64m NWI 4 Aimee Hutchinson Watepark College Waterford 8.42m NWI 5 Ruth Courtney St Brigids Killarney 8.38m NWI 6 Bláthnaid Daly Gaelcholaiste Mhuire AG Cork 8.22m NWI 7 Olivia Queally Watepark College Waterford 8.21m NWI --- Aoife Madigan Rice College Ennis DNS NWI --- Michelle Love Bandon Grammar School DNS NWI --- Janna Litchfield Mercy Mount Hawk Tralee DNS NWI Girls Shot Putt 2.72 Kg Junior Meet: 12.97m R 2006 Claire Fitzgerald, Pres. Tralee Name School Finals Finals 1 Ciara Sheehy St Marys Charleville 13.04m R 2 Sarah Jacob Ursuline Waterford 9.55m 3 Ruth Courtney St Brigids Killarney 9.38m 4 Sarah Hennessey St Mary's Newport 9.02m 5 Ciara Mc Kenna St Augustines Dungarvan 8.92m 6 Shanice Benson St Flannan's Ennis 8.29m 7 Sophie Meade Ursuline Waterford 6.68m --- Michelle Love Bandon Grammar School DNS --- Ciara McCarthy Mercy Mount Hawk Tralee DNS ISAA-Irish Finals - Organization License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER Page 5 Results Girls Discus 0.75 Kg Junior Meet: 37.87m R 2011 Kayleigh Cronin, St.
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