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No Name Team Time Indivp Lace Team Points Team Place 3020 2017 TASMANIAN SECONDARY ALL SCHOOLS CROSS COUNTRY - PROVISIONAL TEAM RESULTS BOYS - UNDER 20 IndivP Team Team No Name Team Time lace Points Place 3020 Owen Law The Hutchins School 19:01 2 1 3022 James Tucker The Hutchins School 19:35 3 1 3021 Callum Stevens The Hutchins School 21:11 4 9 1 3293 Hugh Bradley Scotch Oakburn College 23:38 5 2 3292 Lachlan Bremner Scotch Oakburn College 24:52 6 2 3294 Alex Seen Scotch Oakburn College 25:16 7 18 2 3495 Max Green St Brendan Shaw College 18:52 1 3 3496 Angus Yeates St Brendan Shaw College 27:35 10 3 3497 Giacomo Millucci St Brendan Shaw College 27:39 11 22 3 3145 James Stonehouse Launceston Church Grammar School 25:17 8 4 3146 Andre Briffa Launceston Church Grammar School 25:29 9 4 3147 Ryder Jamson Launceston Church Grammar School 28:18 12 29 4 GIRLS - UNDER 20 IndivP Team Team No Name Team Time lace Points Place 1433 Emma Banbury Scotch Oakburn College 16:41 2 1 1434 Zara De Jersey Scotch Oakburn College 18:23 4 1 1436 Laura House Scotch Oakburn College 19:54 7 13 1 1578 Georgie Shepherd St Patrick's College 16:04 1 2 1579 Lili Wrigley St Patrick's College 19:10 6 2 1580 Hayley Ross St Patrick's College 20:03 8 15 2 1289 Ashleigh Paschek Launceston Church Grammar School 17:57 3 3 1290 Amelia Dowling Launceston Church Grammar School 18:24 5 3 1291 Kysha Hill Launceston Church Grammar School 21:32 9 25 3 BOYS - UNDER 18 IndivP Team Team No Name Team Time lace Points Place 3017 Harvey Chilcott The Hutchins School 18:48 1 1 3018 Lachlan Chambers The Hutchins School 20:20 2 1 3019 Brentyn Muir The Hutchins School 22:49 7 10 1 3286 Ben McShane Scotch Oakburn College 20:37 3 2 3287 Ruben McCormack Scotch Oakburn College 21:55 4 2 3288 Alex Grove Scotch Oakburn College 22:09 5 12 2 2970 Mitchell Gittus Guilford Young College 22:20 6 3 2969 Ryan Eiszele Guilford Young College 23:34 9 3 2968 Jackson Cacciatori Guilford Young College 23:43 10 25 3 3072 Ben O'Halloran Launceston Christian School 22:51 8 4 3074 Judah Edmunds Launceston Christian School 24:31 11 4 3075 Thomas Coles Launceston Christian School 25:58 12 31 4 GIRLS - UNDER 18 IndivP Team Team No Name Team Time lace Points Place 1548 Hannah Maree The Friends' School 16:46 2 1 1546 Emma Condie The Friends' School 17:21 5 1 1547 Sophie Young The Friends' School 17:29 7 14 1 1575 Brooke Chugg St Patrick's College 16:31 1 2 1438 Brooke Carns St Patricks College 18:27 10 2 19 Maddison Brown St Patricks College 18:54 13 24 2 1121 Chloe Reynolds Elizabeth College 17:08 3 3 1124 Shania George Elizabeth College 17:58 8 3 1122 Sophie Reynolds Elizabeth College 21:49 20 31 3 1232 Jacinta Bain Launceston Christian School 17:17 4 4 1233 Moana Chamberlin Launceston Christian School 17:26 6 4 1235 Abbie Chugg Launceston Christian School 22:47 21 31 4 1173 Lily Zeeman Fahan School 18:40 11 5 1170 Alesia Dyke Fahan School 19:07 15 5 1174 Ella Jones Fahan School 19:08 16 42 5 1430 Bianca White Scotch Oakburn College 18:06 9 6 1647 Caitlyn Badcock Scotch Oakburn College 19:58 17 6 1432 Chelsea Freestone Scotch Oakburn College 20:41 18 44 6 1288 Matilda Ford Launceston Church Grammar School 18:54 12 7 1286 Hannah Sexton Launceston Church Grammar School 19:06 14 7 1287 Grace Elliott Launceston Church Grammar School 21:02 19 45 7 BOYS - UNDER 17 IndivP Team Team No Name Team Time lace Points Place 3917 Isaac Semmler Taroona High School 20:45 4 1 3918 Njali Wallace Taroona High School 21:43 8 1 3919 Nathan Green Taroona High School 22:08 11 23 1 3433 Liam Watling St Virgil's College 20:25 3 2 3435 Harvey Bessell St Virgil's College 22:03 9 2 3438 Liam Welsh St Virgil's College 22:17 13 25 2 3006 Robert Elkerton The Hutchins School 20:14 2 3 3008 Campbell Lane The Hutchins School 22:26 14 3 3009 Ayden Cousins The Hutchins School 23:35 24 40 3 3043 James Burnett Latrobe High School 21:41 6 4 3044 Aiden Kissick Latrobe High School 22:55 17 4 3045 Sam Brown Latrobe High School 23:26 22 45 4 3066 Jesse Rowlands Launceston Christian School 21:43 7 5 3071 Vineet Suresh Launceston Christian School 23:19 20 5 3068 Thomas Ferguson Launceston Christian School 23:23 21 48 5 3490 Finlay Murfet St Brendan Shaw College 21:07 5 6 3493 Lachie Ford St Brendan Shaw College 22:27 16 6 3491 Joel Hennessy St Brendan Shaw College 24:00 28 49 6 3228 Mason Attfield New Town High School 19:57 1 7 3233 Sam Jones New Town High School 23:35 23 7 3226 Sam Becker New Town High School 27:27 34 58 7 3463 Joshua Rigby St Patrick's College 22:05 10 8 3458 Cody Smith St Patrick's College 22:57 18 8 3464 Patrick Cooper St Patrick's College 24:23 32 60 8 3283 Tamru Midson Scotch Oakburn College 22:26 15 9 3284 George Taylor Scotch Oakburn College 23:08 19 9 3289 Nick Draper Scotch Oakburn College 25:06 33 67 9 3166 Madison Singleton Marist Regional College 22:13 12 10 3169 Todd Viney Marist Regional College 24:18 31 10 3171 Ryan Baker Marist Regional College 27:28 35 78 10 2338 James Curran Launceston Church Grammar School 23:47 25 11 3135 Sam Dowling Launceston Church Grammar School 23:57 27 11 3134 Alistair Bourne Launceston Church Grammar School 24:05 29 81 11 2952 Mason Wright Devonport High School 23:57 26 12 2951 Cameron Maher Devonport High School 24:09 30 12 3088 Noah Ollington Devonport High School 28:11 36 92 12 3318 Billy Blackett St Aloysius Catholic College 33:11 37 13 3319 Mitchell Lister St Aloysius Catholic College 33:11 38 13 3321 Thomas Howell St Aloysius Catholic College 33:11 39 114 13 GIRLS - UNDER 17 IndivP Team Team No Name Team Time lace Points Place 1425 Lucy Jones Scotch Oakburn College 14:42 1 1 1426 Grace Grove Scotch Oakburn College 16:08 6 1 1427 Amy Halaby Scotch Oakburn College 16:37 9 16 1 1541 Sophie Cooling The Friends' School 16:09 7 2 1543 Amy Enkelaar The Friends' School 16:43 12 2 1540 Jessica Chesterman The Friends' School 17:14 16 35 2 1159 Abi Radburn Fahan School 15:40 4 3 1162 Saffy Warden Fahan School 17:12 15 3 1164 Sophie Young Fahan School 17:15 17 36 3 1648 Sophia Murray St Michael's Collegiate School 15:35 3 4 1649 Mimi Morgan St Michael's Collegiate School 17:15 18 4 545 Molly Reardon St Michael's Collegiate School 17:34 22 43 4 1568 Ella Boxhall St Patrick's College 16:25 8 5 1573 Arabella Phillips St Patrick's College 17:11 14 5 1569 Lillian Giles St Patrick's College 18:17 24 46 5 1310 Rubi Clarke Marist Regional College 16:38 10 6 1311 Dana Stewart Marist Regional College 17:33 21 6 1312 Faith Coulson Marist Regional College 17:39 23 54 6 1279 Lucy Griffiths Launceston Church Grammar School 16:41 11 7 1282 Lizzie Reeve Launceston Church Grammar School 18:44 25 7 1280 Nikita Jamson Launceston Church Grammar School 18:45 26 62 7 1646 Raphaela Corney Taroona High School 15:50 5 8 1644 Inez Anderson Taroona High School 18:45 27 8 1645 Clare Scott Taroona High School 19:46 31 63 8 1601 Lotta O'Rouke St Brendan Shaw College 17:01 13 9 1602 Nicole Brown St Brendan Shaw College 18:56 28 9 1608 jasmine Clark St Brendan Shaw College 20:00 32 73 9 1202 Darcy Miller Latrobe High School 15:12 2 10 1204 Amy White Latrobe High School 20:02 33 10 1203 Montanah Jago Latrobe High School 21:45 39 74 10 1226 Jacinta Leys Launceston Christian School 17:30 19 11 1225 Sophie Barbour Launceston Christian School 19:33 29 11 1231 Sophie Brown Launceston Christian School 19:40 30 78 11 1107 Georgia Matthews Devonport High School 17:31 20 12 1108 Chelsea Bramich Devonport High School 20:10 34 12 1111 Amy Russell Devonport High School 21:43 38 92 12 1464 Amelia Ruut St Aloysius Catholic College 20:39 35 13 1465 Emily Burrows St Aloysius Catholic College 21:18 36 13 1466 Georgina Ball St Aloysius Catholic College 21:18 37 108 13 BOYS - UNDER 16 IndivP Team Team No Name Team Time lace Points Place 3160 Ben Saint-John Marist Regional College 12:30 1 1 3161 Ethan Stretton Marist Regional College 12:57 4 1 3162 Lachlan Cahill Marist Regional College 13:47 12 17 1 3193 Jamie Laurence MacKillop Catholic College 12:34 2 2 3194 Myles Sawford MacKillop Catholic College 13:11 5 2 3195 Angus Murrell MacKillop Catholic College 14:34 24 31 2 3454 Sam Ashlin St Patrick's College 13:44 11 3 3453 Laurie Dean St Patrick's College 13:55 14 3 3459 Gillow Bailey St Patrick's College 14:08 19 44 3 2995 Christopher Law The Hutchins School 12:48 3 4 2997 Vincent Harman The Hutchins School 13:57 16 4 3003 Benjamin Curtis The Hutchins School 14:55 33 52 4 2947 Joshua Hurd Devonport High School 13:13 6 5 2948 Flynn Harris Devonport High School 13:36 10 5 2949 James Jarman Devonport High School 15:32 38 54 5 3431 Michael McDevitt St Virgil's College 13:57 15 6 3427 Cooper Hills St Virgil's College 14:21 22 6 3430 Bailey Campbell St Virgil's College 14:42 25 62 6 3223 Kylen Cobern New Town High School 13:15 7 7 3224 Brodie Kirkby New Town High School 14:16 20 7 3225 Lachie Payne New Town High School 15:08 35 62 7 3313 Lachlan Sulzberger St Aloysius Catholic College 13:51 13 8 3314 Archie Swards St Aloysius Catholic College 14:51 28 8 3315 Regan Andrews St Aloysius Catholic College 14:53 32 73 8 3059 Jurian Dingemanse Launceston Christian School 13:29 8 9 3061 Oliver Bain Launceston Christian School 14:51 29 9 3065 James Turner Launceston Christian School 15:26 37 74 9 3354 Brayden Chandler Burnie High School 14:06 18 10 2446 Evan Ling Burnie High School 14:51 30 10 3356 Zac Coghlan Burnie High School 15:05 34 82 10 3276 Alex Davies Scotch Oakburn College 13:33 9 11 3279 Oliver Bennett Scotch Oakburn College 14:52 31 11 3280 Mason Bennett Scotch Oakburn College 16:09 44 84 11 3404 Lucas Wigston The Friends' School 13:57 17 12 3403 Louis Eddington The Friends' School 14:46 26 12 3405 Lawson
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