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Australian Youth & Junior Triathlon Honour Roll AUSTRALIAN YOUTH & JUNIOR TRIATHLON HONOUR ROLL Australian JUNIOR Triathlon Championships 2016 Matthew HAUSER (QLD) 2016 Sophie MALOWIECKI (QLD) 2015 Matthew ROBERTS* (QLD) 2015 Brittany DUTTON (QLD) and Luke WILLIAN* (QLD) 2014 Jacob BIRTWHISTLE (TAS) 2014 Jaz HEDGELAND (WA) 2013 Jacob BIRTWHISTLE (TAS) 2013 Jaz HEDGELAND (WA) 2012 Marcel WALKINGTON (VIC) 2012 Jaz HEDGELAND (WA) 2011 Scott LLEWELLYN (NSW) 2011 Tamsyn MOANA-VEALE (NSW) 2010 Ryan FISHER (QLD) 2010 Holly AITKEN (VIC) 2009 Sam APPLETON (NSW) 2009 Emma JACKSON (QLD) 2008 Jamie HUGGETT (VIC) 2008 Ashleigh GENTLE (QLD) 2007 Sam BETTEN (QLD) 2007 Courtney DUTTON (QLD) *Dead Heat 2016 Australian Junior Triathlon Champions: Matthew HAUSER (QLD) and Sophie MALOWIECKI (QLD) Photo Credit: Delly Carr Australian JUNIOR Triathlon Mixed Relay Championships 2016 WESTERN AUSTRALIA (Kurt WESLEY, Jessica CLAXTON & Liam McCOACH) 2015 QUEENSLAND (Brandon COPELAND Dimi COVENTRY & Matt HAUSER) 2016 Australian Junior Mixed Teams Triathlon Relay Champions: WESTERN AUSTRALIA - Jessica CLAXTON, Liam McCOACH & Kurt WESLEY. Photo Credit: Delly Carr 2 OTU Oceania JUNIOR Triathlon Championships 2016 Matthew HAUSER (QLD) 2016 Jessica CLAXTON (WA) Gisborne NZL 2015 Matthew HAUSER (QLD) 2015 Kira HEDGELAND (WA) Penrith NSW 2014 Matthew HAUSER (QLD) 2014 Jaz HEDGELAND (WA) Devonport TAS 2013 Jacob BIRTWHISTLE (TAS) 2013 Mikayla NIELSEN (NZL) Wellington NZL 2012 Marcel WALKINGTON (VIC) 2012 Mikayla NIELSEN (NZL) Devonport TAS 2011 Matt BROWN (QLD) 2011 Mikayla NIELSEN (NZL) Wellington NZL 2010 Michael GOSMAN (ACT) 2010 Holly AITKEN (VIC) Wellington NZL 2009 Jos HOETJES (NZL) 2009 Courtney DUTTON (QLD) Gold Coast QLD 2008 Jamie HUGGETT (VIC) 2008 Ashleigh GENTLE (QLD) Kinloch NZL 2007 Sam BETTEN (QLD) 2007 Courtney DUTTON (QLD) Hobart TAS 2016 OTU Oceania Junior Triathlon Champions: Matthew HAUSER (QLD) and Jessica CLAXTON (WA) OTU Oceania JUNIOR Triathlon Mixed Relay Championships 2016 AUS (QLD) Sophie MALOWIECKI, Zoe LEAHY, Kye WYLDE & Matt HAUSER Gisborne, NZL 2015 AUS (QLD/WA) Dimi COVENTRY, Kira HEDGELAND, Calvin QUIRK & Matt HAUSER Penrith, NSW 2016 OTU Oceania Junior Triathlon Mixed Relay Champions: AUS (QLD) – Zoe LEAHY, Kye WYLDE, Sophie MALOWIECKI & Matthew HAUSER 3 Australian JUNIOR Triathlon Series Point Score Champions 2016 Matthew HAUSER (QLD) 2016 Sophie MALOWIECKI (QLD) 2015 Matthew ROBERTS (QLD) 2015 Kira HEDGELAND (WA) 2014 Matthew HAUSER (QLD) 2014 Jaz HEDGELAND (WA) 2013 Jacob BIRTWHISTLE (TAS) 2013 Jaz HEDGELAND (WA) 2012 Marcel WALKINGTON (VIC) 2012 Jaz HEDGELAND (WA) 2011 Scott LLEWELLYN (NSW) 2011 Ellie SALTHOUSE (QLD) 2010 Drew VILES (QLD) 2010 Holly AITKEN (VIC) 2009 Jamie HUGGETT (VIC) 2009 Emma JACKSON (QLD) 2008 Joshua AMBERGER (QLD) 2008 Ashleigh GENTLE (QLD) 2007 Sam BETTEN (QLD) 2007 Ashleigh GENTLE (QLD) 2016 Australian Junior Triathlon Series Point Score Champions: Matthew HAUSER (QLD) & Sophie MALOWIECKI (QLD) Photo Credit: Delly Carr 2016 Australian JUNIOR Triathlon Series Point Score Results RACE 1 RACE 2 AUS JUNIOR CHAMPS Oceania Junior Champs RACE 1 RACE 2 AUS JUNIOR CHAMPS Oceania Junior Champs Pl ITU JUNIOR (16-19yrs) WOMEN State Age/2016 TOTAL Pl ITU JUNIOR (16-19yrs) MEN State Age/2016 TOTAL Canberra ACT Gold Coast QLD Devonport TAS* Gisborne NZL* Canberra ACT Gold Coast QLD Devonport TAS* Gisborne NZL* 1 Sophie MALOWIECKI QLD 19 11 11 22 12 45 1 Matthew HAUSER QLD 18 11 22 22 55 2 Jessica CLAXTON WA 17 8 8 6 22 38 2 Liam McCOACH WA 18 5 6 18 16 40 3 Ellie HOITINK ACT 16 4 7 12 18 37 3 Kye WYLDE QLD 19 7 8 14 8 30 4 Elle LEAHY QLD 19 5 14 14 33 4 Jack VAN STEKELENBURG VIC 19 9 11 8 4 28 5 Zoe LEAHY QLD 19 16 16 32 5 Lorcan REDMOND NSW 16 4 9 10 23 6 Brittany DUTTON QLD 19 9 3 18 30 6 Kurt McDONALD VIC 17 16 6 22 7 Kira HEDGELAND WA 18 7 6 10 10 27 7 Callum MCCLUSKY ACT 18 5 14 19 8 Katinka von ELSNER-WELLSTEED QLD 18 6 9 8 23 8 Dan HOY NZL 18 18 18 9 Grace HOITINK ACT 19 2 8 10 9 Jack TIERNEY SA 19 4 12 16 10 Ainsley THORPE NZL 6 6 10 Nicholas FREE QLD 18 8 6 14 11 Jessica ASHWORTH QLD 16 5 5 11 Liam WARD NZL 12 12 12 Katherine BADHAM NZL 18 4 4 12 Trent DODDS NZL 17 1 10 11 12 Cassia BOGLIO WA 16 4 4 13 Liam BURTON ACT 18 7 7 12 Hannah KNIGHTON NZL 4 4 14 Tayte DIXON QLD 19 3 3 6 15 Emily JAMGOTCHIAN NSW 16 3 3 14 Kurt WESLEY WA 19 6 6 15 Joanne MILLER QLD 18 1 2 3 16 Kieren TALL NSW 18 4 4 17 Jaimee LEADER NZL 19 2 2 17 Andrew WATSON TAS 19 2 2 17 Samantha WHITTING QLD 16 2 2 17 Luke BURNS VIC 18 2 2 19 Hayley STANFORD VIC 18 1 1 17 Alexander EVANS VIC 19 2 2 *Double Points Race 17 Jonathan SAMMUT WA 19 2 2 Athlete best 3 scores count 21 Luke BATE WA 17 1 1 *Double Points Race Athlete best 3 scores count 4 Australian YOUTH Triathlon Championships 2016 Lachlan SOSINSKI (QLD) 2016 Charlotte DERBYSHIRE (SA) 2016 Australian Youth Triathlon Champions: Lachlan SOSINSKI (QLD) and Charlotte DERBYSHIRE (SA) Photo Credit: Delly Carr Australian YOUTH Triathlon Mixed Relay Championships 2016 SOUTH AUSTRALIA (Charlotte DERBYSHIRE, Samuel TIERNEY & Scott GOODWIN ) 5 Australian YOUTH Triathlon Series Point Score Champions 2016 Dylan McCULLOUGH (NZL) 2016 Charlotte DERBYSHIRE (SA) 2015 Lorcan REDMOND (NSW) 2015 Ellie HOITINK (ACT) 2014 Caleb AGOSTINO-MORROW (NSW) 2014 Jessica CLAXTON (WA) 2013 Matthew HAUSER (QLD) 2013 Jessica CORLISS (QLD) 2016 Australian YOUTH Triathlon Series Point Score Results RACE 1 RACE 2 AUS YOUTH CHAMPS RACE 1 RACE 2 AUS YOUTH CHAMPS Pl ITU YOUTH (13-15yrs) WOMEN State Age/2016 TOTAL Pl ITU YOUTH (13-15yrs) MEN State Age/2016 TOTAL Canberra ACT Gold Coast QLD Devonport TAS* Canberra ACT Gold Coast QLD Devonport TAS* 1 Charlotte DERBYSHIRE SA 15 11 11 22 33 1 Dylan McCULLOUGH NZL 15 11 11 22 33 2 Keely WHITTAKER QLD 15 8 5 18 26 2 Lachlan SOSINSKI QLD 15 8 18 26 3 Abby OUWENDYK WA 15 9 16 25 3 Samuel TIERNEY SA 15 7 9 16 25 4 Karolina CZAJKOWSKI VIC 15 7 14 21 4 Oscar DART VIC 15 9 14 23 5 Brooke McCULLOUGH VIC 14 5 7 10 17 5 Josh FERRIS NSW 15 8 12 20 5 Richelle HILL QLD 14 9 8 17 6 Ryan ROBERTS QLD 15 6 5 10 16 7 Hayley PARTRIDGE QLD 15 6 8 14 7 Gaius ROBERTSON-CHRISTIE VIC 15 6 6 12 8 Taylor KROYER WA 14 12 12 8 Joe BEGBIE NSW 15 4 7 11 9 Mia HAYDEN QLD 15 4 6 10 9 Hamish MUNRO VIC 15 2 8 10 10 Mikaela MBONZI GEACH ACT 15 6 6 10 Charles LIEBENBERG QLD 15 5 5 11 Madison HAYWARD NSW 15 4 4 11 Felix GRAF QLD 14 4 4 11 Kitty HENDERSON NSW 14 4 4 12 Elliot ROBERTS WA 15 4 4 13 Sam McINNES GBR 15 3 3 12 Lachlan MEDWAY QLD 14 3 3 13 Lucie SPURLING SA 15 3 3 14 James THOMAS QLD 15 3 3 13 Ruby HICKMAN SA 15 1 2 3 15 Zavier DRAKE QLD 15 2 2 16 Tahlia FLETCHER QLD 15 2 2 15 Declan PRAIN QLD 14 2 2 16 Bianca JONES QLD 14 2 2 17 Martin KAPR NSW 15 1 1 18 Tara EVERSON NSW 15 1 1 17 Angus McLEAN VIC 15 1 1 *Double Points Race *Double Points Race Athlete best 2 scores count Athlete best 2 scores count 6 ANNUAL TRANS-TASMAN TRIATHLON CHALLENGE (AUS vs NZL) HONOUR ROLL YEAR JNR MEN TEAM ATHLETES JNR WOMEN TEAM ATHLETES VENUE Liam Ward Grace Hoitink Dan Hoy 2016 New Zealand ACT/VIC Ellie Hoitink Gisborne, NZL Trent Dodds Matilda Vidler Bradley Cullen Nathan Breen Sophie Malowiecki Caleb Agostino-Morrow 2015 NSW Queensland Dimi Coventry Penrith, NSW Sam Lewis Elle Leahy Brady Goodyear Tayler Reid Jaz Hedgeland Jay Wallwork 2014 New Zealand Western Australia Kira Hedgeland Devonport, TAS Fynn Thompson Mikala Falconer Kyle Smith Jacob Birtwhistle Mikayla Nielsen Joel Tobin-White 2013 VIC/TAS New Zealand Nicole Van Der Kaay Wellington, NZL Ben Anderson Elise Salt Nick McGuire Marcel Walkington Mikayla Nielsen Joel Tobin-White 2012 Victoria New Zealand Maddie Dillon Devonport, TAS Ben Anderson Elise Salt Sascha Bondarenko Matt Brown Mikayla Nielsen Brayden Tucker 2011 Queensland New Zealand Maddie Dillon Wellington, NZL Luke Farrell Laura Wood Ryan Mouritz Edward Rawles Penny Hayes Sam Osbourne 2010 New Zealand New Zealand Maddy Brunton Wellington, NZL Aaron Barclay Maddie Dillon Mike Phillips Aaron Royle Holly Aitken Sam Appleton 2009 NSW Victoria Erin Gangelhoff Gold Coast, QLD Elliot Brown Jaimi Chisholm Jack Hickey Joseph Lampe Holly Aitken Aaron Royle 2008 NSW Victoria Meg Russell Kinloch, NZL Michael Murphy Erin Gangelhoff David Mainwaring Josh Maeder Courtney Dutton Josh Amberger 2007 Queensland Queensland Ashleigh Gentle Hobart, TAS Sam Betten Emma Jackson Adam Carlton Tony Dodds Kirsten Watt Ross Smith 2006 New Zealand Queensland Jessica Large Gold Coast, QLD Matt Burgess Skye Nicholas James Bowstead Ben Yates Brittany Orr Jacob Hunter 2005 NSW NSW Melanie Sexton Coffs Harbour, NSW Brett Lee Rebecca Moxey Adrian Comminotto Brendan Sexton Brittany Orr Joel Cook 2004 NSW NSW Melanie Sexton Canberra, ACT Brett Lee Erin Densham Adrian Comminotto 7 SUPER SPRINT RACE WEEKEND: Sports Super Centre, Runaway Bay, Gold Coast QLD ITU Junior 2016 2016 2015 SSRW Event not conducted 2015 SSRW Event not conducted 2014 Matthew HAUSER (QLD) 2014 Sophie MALOWIECKI (QLD) 2013 Calvin QUIRK (QLD) 2013 Jaz HEDGELAND (WA) 2012 Jake BIRTWHISTLE (TAS) 2012 Jodie DUFF (QLD) 2011 Marcel WALKINGTON (VIC) 2011 Bree JONES (NSW) 2010 Scott LLEWELLYN (NSW) 2010 Ellie SALTHOUSE (QLD) 2009 Drew VILES (QLD) 2009 Ashleigh GENTLE (QLD) 2008 Brian McLEOD (QLD) 2008 Emma JACKSON (QLD) 2007 Joshua AMBERGER (QLD) 2007 Ashleigh GENTLE (QLD) 2006 Sam BETTEN (QLD) 2006 Ashleigh GENTLE (QLD) ITU Youth 2016 2016 2015 SSRW Event not conducted 2015 SSRW Event not conducted 2014 Lorcan REDMOND (NSW) 2014 Samantha WHITTING (QLD) 2013 Caleb AGOSTINO-MORROW (NSW) 2013 Jessica CLAXTON (WA) 2012 Matthew HAUSER (QLD) 2012 Kira HEDGELAND (WA) 8 Australian Youth Triathlon Championships: Twin Waters, Sunshine
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