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Canterbury Secondary Schools Swimming 2014 Results - Open AQUAGYM HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 3.0 - 4:19 PM 4/2/2014 Page 1 Canterbury Secondary Schools Swimming 2014 Results - Open Event 1 Girls Open 200 SC Meter Medley Relay Record: 2:06.12 2013 Villa Maria College Team Relay Seed Time Finals Time Points 1 Christchurch Girls' High Schoo NT 2:07.43 1) Brittany Tucker 17 2) Millie Johnston 16 3) Sapphire Wairau 14 4) Hannah Bates 13 2 Villa Maria College NT 2:08.58 1) Keely Morton 15 2) Virginia Hogan 16 3) Emily Rennell 15 4) Emma Smith 14 3 Marian College NT 2:11.07 1) Megan Beban 17 2) Courtney Quinn 14 3) Kaylee Jackson 13 4) Lucianna Jackson 13 4 Rangi Ruru Girls' School NT 2:11.17 1) Lucy Gordon 14 2) Olivia Mason 14 3) Eugene IN 13 4) Ava Morrow 13 5 Cashmere High School NT 2:14.14 1) Pia Hulley 17 2) Kyra Forrest 13 3) Meg Davidson 14 4) Felicity Lowen 15 6 Burnside High School NT 2:15.15 1) Eleanor Wilding 16 2) Alexandra Wilson 15 3) Anna Veremyuk 14 4) Gendi Roberts 17 7 St Andrew's College NT 2:20.10 1) Mya Graham 13 2) Amelia Sharpe 13 3) Ari Graham 15 4) Georgie Smith 14 8 St Margaret's College NT 2:20.87 1) Emily Stewart 13 2) Ella Boyd 16 3) Toni McKee 15 4) Julie Briden 15 9 Avonside Girls' High School NT 2:28.48 1) Aarleah Ufton-Tangaroa 14 2) Tamara Gurden 15 3) Leanne Hammersley 15 4) Marie-Claire Dickson-Bakker 17 10 Lincoln High School NT 2:34.02 1) Brittany Moir 14 2) Charlotte Dowle 14 3) Savannah Pocock 16 4) Cate Bruce 15 Event 2 Boys Open 200 SC Meter Medley Relay Best Perform: 1:50.48 * 2012 Shirley Bhs Team Relay Seed Time Finals Time Points 1 St Bede's College NT 1:54.86 1) Michael Pitt 16 2) Bradley Jackson 15 3) Campbell Kershaw 16 4) Duncan Hortin 17 2 Christchurch Boys' High School NT 1:57.71 1) Zac Taylor 14 2) Thom Harrison 16 3) Oliver Rayner 14 4) Harry Hall 15 3 Cashmere High School NT 1:57.96 1) Adam Lines 15 2) Kilian Krauss 15 3) Robin Krauss 16 4) Logan Brown 17 4 St Andrew's College NT 2:01.84 1) Ben Walkington 16 2) Angus Syme 14 3) Connor Bland 18 4) Henry Muskee 17 5 Burnside High School NT 2:04.56 1) Matthew Kolf 16 2) Nicholas Johnson 17 3) George Long 15 4) Ben Hadden 17 6 Shirley Boys' High School NT 2:06.64 1) Hartgers Sean 16 2) Samuel McClelland 14 3) Flynn McDonald 13 4) Regan Mundy 14 7 Middleton Grange School NT 2:19.91 1) Mitchell Scully 16 2) Logan Foster 13 3) Patrick Henkel 13 4) Satori Dobbie 14 --- Lincoln High School NT DQ 1) Joseph Berry 15 2) Kyle Cossey 13 3) Caleb Adlam 17 4) Tyler McPherson 15 Event 3 Girls Open 200 SC Meter Freestyle Best Perform: 2:15.88 * 2012 Roberts Gendi BURN Name Age Team Seed Time Finals Time Points 1 Hannah Bates 13 Christchurch Girls' High Schoo 2:08.00 2:10.40* 2 Gendi Roberts 17 Burnside High School NT 2:13.36* 3 Felicity Lowen 15 Cashmere High School 2:08.23 2:18.33 4 Alice Cheersmith 15 Papanui High School NT 2:19.19 5 Brittany Tucker 17 Christchurch Girls' High Schoo 2:07.00 2:19.80 6 Laura Haughin 15 Burnside High School NT 2:19.88 7 Tamara Gurden 15 Avonside Girls' High School NT 2:20.00 8 Hana McKenzie 14 Middleton Grange School 2:15.00 2:20.38 AQUAGYM HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 3.0 - 4:19 PM 4/2/2014 Page 2 Canterbury Secondary Schools Swimming 2014 Results - Open (Event 3 Girls Open 200 SC Meter Freestyle) Name Age Team Seed Time Finals Time Points 9 Emma Smith 14 Villa Maria College 2:20.00 2:24.89 10 Maeve Sullivan 14 Marian College 2:45.00 2:40.72 11 Anna Tongue 15 Rangiora High School 2:38.46 2:41.82 12 Caitlin McKenzie 13 Lincoln High School 2:51.89 2:48.82 13 Jennifer Winward 13 Riccarton High School NT 3:02.47 14 Jacquelyn Ruth 17 Rangi Ruru Girls' School 4:04.83 3:55.06 --- Annabel Norris 13 St Margaret's College 2:24.81 DQ --- Alexandra Wilson 15 Burnside High School NT DQ Event 4 Boys Open 200 SC Meter Freestyle Best Perform: 1:57.89 * 2012 Matthew Hutchins LINC Name Age Team Seed Time Finals Time Points 1 Thomas Moot 16 Cashmere High School 2:01.00 1:59.85 2 Jordan Rahurahu 16 St Thomas Of Canterbury Colleg 1:54.91 2:00.02 3 Bryn Atkin 15 Rangiora High School 2:01.09 2:05.54 4 Angus Syme 14 St Andrew's College 2:02.02 2:06.25 5 Bailey Perriam 15 St Bede's College 2:07.00 2:10.90 6 Ben Hadden 17 Burnside High School NT 2:13.71 7 Duncan Hortin 17 St Bede's College NT 2:14.94 8 Charlie Hunter 14 Christchurch Boys' High School 2:08.00 2:15.31 9 Quinton Hurley 13 St Andrew's College 2:13.58 2:16.36 10 Aaron Fiveash 16 Christchurch Boys' High School 2:10.00 2:16.91 11 Hugo Jones 15 Christchurch Boys' High School 2:07.00 2:26.28 12 Jeremy Northcott 15 St Thomas Of Canterbury Colleg NT 2:28.28 13 Jack LI 14 Burnside High School NT 2:28.46 Event 13 Girls Open 200 SC Meter IM Best Perform: 2:28.37 * 2012 Nicky Pio BURN Name Age Team Seed Time Finals Time Points 1 Ari Graham 15 St Andrew's College 2:31.93 2:29.96 2 Julie Briden 15 St Margaret's College 2:41.08 2:33.69 3 Virginia Hogan 16 Villa Maria College 2:42.82 2:34.76 4 Mya Graham 13 St Andrew's College 2:49.03 2:43.48 5 Amelia Sharpe 13 St Andrew's College 2:46.00 2:52.65 6 Toni McKee 15 St Margaret's College 2:45.84 2:57.72 7 Emily Stewart 13 St Margaret's College 2:44.96 3:01.20 --- Savannah Pocock 16 Lincoln High School NT DQ --- Cerys Clayden 13 Lincoln High School 3:18.45 DQ Event 14 Boys Open 200 SC Meter IM Best Perform: 2:16.96 * 2012 Matt Phillips SHIR Name Age Team Seed Time Finals Time Points 1 Henry Muskee 17 St Andrew's College 2:13.28 2:20.94 2 Nic Steyn 16 Rangiora High School 2:21.23 2:21.30 3 James Buk 14 Christchurch Boys' High School 2:15.00 2:29.18 4 Hunter Wilson 13 Christ's College 2:23.95 2:29.82 5 Ben Duffy 16 Christchurch Boys' High School 2:15.00 2:36.43 6 Mundy Regan 14 Shirley Boys' High School 2:35.00 2:42.07 7 Sean Lemon 13 Ellesmere College 2:53.70 2:49.39 8 Tim Batchelor 13 St Andrew's College 2:34.37 2:50.50 --- Josh Shipley 13 St Bede's College NT DQ AQUAGYM HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 3.0 - 4:19 PM 4/2/2014 Page 3 Canterbury Secondary Schools Swimming 2014 Results - Open Event 25 Girls Open 100 SC Meter Backstroke Best Perform: 1:04.78 * 2012 Sophia Batchelor RRGS Name Age Team Seed Time Finals Time Points 1 Cassie Wright 15 Papanui High School NT 1:05.87 2 Pia Hulley 17 Cashmere High School 1:02.92 1:07.31 3 Kyra Forrest 13 Cashmere High School 1:06.00 1:07.52 4 Stella Cheersmith 14 Papanui High School NT 1:08.42 5 Ava Morrow 13 Rangi Ruru Girls' School NT 1:10.78 6 Eliana Troiani 13 Villa Maria College 1:11.10 1:11.83 7 Samantha Close 13 Christchurch Girls' High Schoo 1:14.12 1:15.07 8 Keely Morton 15 Villa Maria College 1:12.38 1:15.36 9 Charlotte Moala 16 Hillmorton High School NT 1:16.09 10 Brittany Moir 14 Lincoln High School 1:17.43 1:16.57 11 Genevieve Yee 16 Unlimited Paenga Tawhiti 1:12.00 1:17.00 12 Aimee McMaster 16 Rangi Ruru Girls' School NT 1:18.26 13 Megan Beban 17 Marian College 1:11.48 1:19.24 14 Rachael Cleeve 15 Villa Maria College 1:23.00 1:19.57 15 Kahutaiki Torepe-Ormsby 16 Villa Maria College NT 1:21.06 16 Hayley Buckley 13 Hillview Christian School 1:21.57 1:22.34 17 Alanah Charlton 14 Villa Maria College NT 1:22.64 18 Caitlin Hendren 15 Burnside High School NT 1:23.96 19 Kayleigh Eade 13 Burnside High School NT 1:24.38 20 Laura Hill 17 Rangiora High School 1:10.00 1:24.53 21 Meg Davidson 14 Cashmere High School NT 1:28.74 22 Olivia Hunter 13 Cashmere High School 1:39.94 1:38.72 23 Briana Steven 13 Cashmere High School NT 1:40.59 24 Jacquelyn Ruth 17 Rangi Ruru Girls' School 2:03.76 2:04.90 --- McCormick Hohepa 15 Catholic Cathedral College 1:14.00 DQ --- Hayley Vincent 16 Lincoln High School 1:27.65 DQ --- Marina Inaska 16 Rangiora New Life School NT DQ --- Lucy Gulland 12 Rangiora High School 1:21.88 DQ Event 26 Boys Open 100 SC Meter Backstroke Best Perform: 58.80 * 2012 Cameron James SHIR Name Age Team Seed Time Finals Time Points 1 Michael Pitt 16 St Bede's College 1:02.00 1:02.10 2 Thom Harrison 16 Christchurch Boys' High School 1:00.00 1:04.18 3 Koppany Kotan 17 Unlimited Paenga Tawhiti 1:05.00 1:04.44 4 Gordon Forrest 13 Cashmere High School 1:06.00 1:05.40 5 Ben Walkington 16 St Andrew's College 1:10.50 1:07.41 6 Hartgers Sean 16 Shirley Boys' High School 1:01.07 1:08.66 7 Zac Taylor 14 Christchurch Boys' High School 1:03.00 1:09.06 8 Blair Masters 16 St Andrew's College NT 1:09.45 9 Tim Phillips 15 Christchurch Boys' High School 1:03.00 1:10.35 10 Adam Lines 15 Cashmere High School NT 1:13.69 11 Joe Bradley 13 St Bede's College NT 1:23.68 12 Logan Foster 13 Middleton Grange School 1:28.09 1:29.47 13 William Benbow 14 Darfield High School NT 1:29.97 14 Nuku Tau 14 St Thomas Of Canterbury Colleg NT 1:39.29 15 Felipe Haylett 13 Rangiora High School 1:47.00 1:45.75 --- Michael Knopick 15 Christchurch Boys' High School 1:12.00 DQ --- Lewis Amoateng-Latham 13 Burnside High School NT DQ --- Louis Andrews 14 St Thomas Of Canterbury Colleg NT DQ AQUAGYM HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 3.0 - 4:19 PM 4/2/2014 Page 4 Canterbury Secondary Schools Swimming 2014 Results - Open (Event 26 Boys Open 100 SC Meter Backstroke) Name Age Team Seed Time Finals Time Points --- Oscar Sergel-Stringer 13 St Thomas Of Canterbury Colleg NT DQ Event 33 Girls Open 100 SC Meter Breaststroke Record: 1:14.28 2013 Natasha Lloyd STAC Name Age Team Seed Time Finals Time Points 1 Kaylee Jackson 13 Marian College 1:19.06 1:16.21 2 Nicky Pio 16 Burnside High School NT 1:17.25 3 Lucy Gordon 14 Rangi Ruru Girls' School 1:19.92 1:18.55 4 Amelia Davies 14 Christchurch Girls' High Schoo 1:21.05 1:18.59 5 Jasmine Dreaver 13 Christchurch Girls' High Schoo 1:22.00 1:18.82 6 Ruby Wagenvoord 12 Papanui High School NT 1:20.07 7 Ella Boyd 16 St Margaret's College 1:25.00 1:24.02 8 Millie Johnston 16 Christchurch Girls' High
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