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Event # 3 WOMENS Half Split 2.5K 9/22/2012 Page 1 of 4 2012 WESTERN INTERNATIONAL-38th Annual Sat. Sept 22 at Thames Valley GC, London 09/22/2012 27th year at Thames Valley GC Event # 3 WOMENS Half Split 2.5K Run HALF WAY RESULTS PLACE TEAM POINTS SCORERS DISPLACERS 1 GUELPH GRYPHONS 40 3-4-6-13-14 22-25 2 MCMASTER MARAUDERS 55 2-8-10-15-20 38-51 3 TORONTO VARSITY BLUE 112 1-12-23-32-44 53-55 4 WESTERN MUSTANGS 119 11-18-29-30-31 39-45 5 MCGILL MARTLETS 125 19-21-24-27-34 35-43 6 WATERLOO WARRIORS 162 16-17-26-37-66 86-89 7 WINDSOR LANCERS 167 9-28-36-40-54 57-63 8 QUEEN'S GAELS 193 7-41-42-47-56 62-64 9 ROCHESTER YLWJACKETS 230 5-46-58-60-61 65-77 10 LAURENTIAN LADY VEES 305 33-52-67-73-80 90-91 11 LAVAL ROUGE ET OR 325 48-50-70-78-79 12 CONCORDIA STINGERS 363 69-71-72-75-76 97 13 LAURIER GOLDEN HAWKS 382 49-68-83-88-94 95-96 14 BROCK BADGERS 383 59-74-81-84-85 15 NIPISSING LAKERS 452 82-87-92-93-98 99-100 OVERALL SCORE BIB PLACE PLACE PLACE NUM NAME AGE GRADE TEAM ON TEAM TIME 1 1 199 Tamara Jewett E4 TORONTO VARSITY BLUE 1 8:57 2 2 113 Lindsay Carson E5 MCMASTER MARAUDERS 1 9:02 3 3 36 Madeline Yungblut R GUELPH GRYPHONS 1 9:09 4 4 35 Andrea Secaffien E4 GUELPH GRYPHONS 2 9:14 5 5 178 Lauren Norton SR ROCHESTER YLWJACKETS 1 9:14 6 6 26 Joanna Brown E2 GUELPH GRYPHONS 3 9:16 6 7 156 Julie-Anne Staelhi R QUEEN'S GAELS 1 9:16 8 8 114 Victoria Coates E4 MCMASTER MARAUDERS 2 9:17 9 9 264 Jen Corrick E5 WINDSOR LANCERS 1 9:17 10 10 118 Courtney Patterson E4 MCMASTER MARAUDERS 3 9:20 11 11 253 Amanda Truelove E3 WESTERN MUSTANGS 1 9:20 12 12 197 Kelly Hennessy R TORONTO VARSITY BLUE 2 9:22 13 13 29 Lydia Frost E5 GUELPH GRYPHONS 4 9:23 14 14 28 Jenn Dowling-Medley E2 GUELPH GRYPHONS 5 9:24 15 15 121 Jillian Wyman E5 MCMASTER MARAUDERS 4 9:24 16 16 220 Kristen Flanagan E3 WATERLOO WARRIORS 1 9:24 17 17 224 Kristen Marchant E3 WATERLOO WARRIORS 2 9:25 18 18 250 Becky Pieterson E3 WESTERN MUSTANGS 2 9:25 19 19 100 Jessica Porfilio E2 MCGILL MARTLETS 1 9:25 20 20 116 Stephanie MacNeill E4 MCMASTER MARAUDERS 5 9:25 21 21 99 Caroline Pfister R MCGILL MARTLETS 2 9:27 22 22 34 Robyn Mildren E4 GUELPH GRYPHONS 6 9:28 23 23 196 Colleen Hennessy E3 TORONTO VARSITY BLUE 3 9:29 24 24 95 Madeleine Cummings E4 MCGILL MARTLETS 3 9:32 25 25 27 Valerie Cote E3 GUELPH GRYPHONS 7 9:33 26 26 226 Karina Sils E4 WATERLOO WARRIORS 3 9:35 27 27 98 Sarah McCuaig E4 MCGILL MARTLETS 4 9:36 28 28 269 Lindsay Thompson E2 WINDSOR LANCERS 2 9:37 Easy Meet Manager, www.goeasyware.com 9/22/2012 Page 2 of 4 2012 WESTERN INTERNATIONAL-38th Annual Sat. Sept 22 at Thames Valley GC, London 09/22/2012 27th year at Thames Valley GC 29 29 241 Sarah Emilio R WESTERN MUSTANGS 3 9:37 30 30 239 Melissa Caruso E2 WESTERN MUSTANGS 4 9:38 31 31 245 Alicia Knox E4 WESTERN MUSTANGS 5 9:38 32 32 205 Honor Walmsley R TORONTO VARSITY BLUE 4 9:41 33 33 53 Samantha Edwards R LAURENTIAN LADY VEES 1 9:43 34 34 92 Evelyn Anderson E2 MCGILL MARTLETS 5 9:45 35 35 97 Jullien Flynn E2 MCGILL MARTLETS 6 9:45 36 36 268 Alexandra Moore R WINDSOR LANCERS 3 9:45 37 33 Alison Ludzki 2 GUELPH GRYPHONS 8 9:48 38 37 218 Heather Dimond E2 WATERLOO WARRIORS 4 9:48 39 38 119 Pauline Skowron E1 MCMASTER MARAUDERS 6 9:48 40 39 252 Emma Tallman E5 WESTERN MUSTANGS 6 9:49 41 40 267 Meaghan Marton E2 WINDSOR LANCERS 4 9:49 42 41 155 Marie Soehl E2 QUEEN'S GAELS 2 9:49 43 25 Katrina Allison R GUELPH GRYPHONS 9 9:49 44 42 158 Meghan Tait E2 QUEEN'S GAELS 3 9:50 45 43 101 Madeleine Williams E2 MCGILL MARTLETS 7 9:50 46 93 Alison Barwick R MCGILL MARTLETS 8 9:51 47 44 202 Erin Ready E3 TORONTO VARSITY BLUE 5 9:51 48 45 243 Julie Hambleton E3 WESTERN MUSTANGS 7 9:52 49 94 Chantal Bourassa R MCGILL MARTLETS 9 9:52 50 246 Rachel Lamb E5 WESTERN MUSTANGS 8 9:52 51 240 Hailey Cummings E4 WESTERN MUSTANGS 9 9:52 52 248 Kiersten Myers E2 WESTERN MUSTANGS 10 9:52 53 46 180 Zarah Quinn SR ROCHESTER YLWJACKETS 2 9:53 54 47 154 Erin Slade E2 QUEEN'S GAELS 4 9:53 55 48 82 Laurence Côté E3 LAVAL ROUGE ET OR 1 9:57 56 49 67 Jaqueline Tmej E2 LAURIER GOLDEN HAWKS 1 9:58 57 50 85 Caroline St-Pierre E2 LAVAL ROUGE ET OR 2 9:59 58 51 112 Raquel Burgess R MCMASTER MARAUDERS 7 9:59 59 249 Ainsley Nantes R WESTERN MUSTANGS 11 9:59 60 52 57 Gracie Tetzlaff E5 LAURENTIAN LADY VEES 2 10:00 61 53 203 Rosa Serafini E5 TORONTO VARSITY BLUE 6 10:00 62 54 265 Samantha Kellam E3 WINDSOR LANCERS 5 10:01 63 244 Justine Horne E3 WESTERN MUSTANGS 12 10:01 64 55 200 Paulina Maher E4 TORONTO VARSITY BLUE 7 10:01 65 204 Aija Thompson R TORONTO VARSITY BLUE 8 10:02 66 111 Maddy Benjamin R MCMASTER MARAUDERS 8 10:02 67 56 157 Ceilidh Stubbs E2 QUEEN'S GAELS 5 10:04 68 57 266 Heather Kurpe E5 WINDSOR LANCERS 6 10:04 69 242 Brittany Hambleton E3 WESTERN MUSTANGS 13 10:05 70 58 179 Meghan Ogle SR ROCHESTER YLWJACKETS 3 10:05 71 59 5 Brittany Murphy R BROCK BADGERS 1 10:05 72 60 176 Catherine Knox FR ROCHESTER YLWJACKETS 4 10:06 73 61 171 Danielle Bessette JR ROCHESTER YLWJACKETS 5 10:06 74 238 Emily Blacklaws E3 WESTERN MUSTANGS 14 10:08 75 117 Laura Morrison E2 MCMASTER MARAUDERS 9 10:09 76 62 150 Lianne Girard R QUEEN'S GAELS 6 10:11 77 63 263 Haley Cadwallader E4 WINDSOR LANCERS 7 10:12 78 64 148 Charlotte Dunlap R QUEEN'S GAELS 7 10:12 79 153 Shannen Murray R QUEEN'S GAELS 8 10:12 80 120 Claire Stewart E3 MCMASTER MARAUDERS 10 10:12 Easy Meet Manager, www.goeasyware.com 9/22/2012 Page 3 of 4 2012 WESTERN INTERNATIONAL-38th Annual Sat. Sept 22 at Thames Valley GC, London 09/22/2012 27th year at Thames Valley GC 81 65 181 Victoria Stepanova SO ROCHESTER YLWJACKETS 6 10:12 82 66 223 Stephanie Hinton E4 WATERLOO WARRIORS 5 10:13 83 152 Rachel Herron E2 QUEEN'S GAELS 9 10:13 84 67 60 Katie Wismer E2 LAURENTIAN LADY VEES 3 10:13 85 68 66 Karen Thompson R LAURIER GOLDEN HAWKS 2 10:14 85 69 18 Valerie Sicard-Thibodeau E1 CONCORDIA STINGERS 1 10:14 87 70 83 Béatrice D.st-Pierre E4 LAVAL ROUGE ET OR 3 10:14 88 71 15 Elizabeth Mokrusa E4 CONCORDIA STINGERS 2 10:16 89 72 13 Mona Beatrix E1 CONCORDIA STINGERS 3 10:17 90 149 Theresa Fritz-Endres E4 QUEEN'S GAELS 10 10:18 91 195 Joanna Chan E2 TORONTO VARSITY BLUE 9 10:20 92 73 55 Coralea Kappel R LAURENTIAN LADY VEES 4 10:21 93 147 Bianca Chelu-Penalagan E1 QUEEN'S GAELS 11 10:22 94 74 3 Samantha Guyatt E3 BROCK BADGERS 2 10:23 95 283 Giulia Ferrante E2 YORK LIONS 1 10:24 96 75 16 Jackie Peters E2 CONCORDIA STINGERS 4 10:24 97 194 Adelaida Blaxley E3 TORONTO VARSITY BLUE 10 10:24 98 76 14 Molly Howes E5 CONCORDIA STINGERS 5 10:26 99 77 172 Caitlyn Garbarino SO ROCHESTER YLWJACKETS 7 10:30 100 247 Courtney Long E3 WESTERN MUSTANGS 15 10:35 101 177 Bridget Kruszka SR ROCHESTER YLWJACKETS 8 10:35 102 78 84 Isabelle Morin E3 LAVAL ROUGE ET OR 4 10:36 103 174 Anya Joynt FR ROCHESTER YLWJACKETS 9 10:43 104 79 81 Elise Lechasseur E3 LAVAL ROUGE ET OR 5 10:43 105 80 58 Jenna Thornber E2 LAURENTIAN LADY VEES 5 10:45 106 81 1 Brianna Cauley E3 BROCK BADGERS 3 10:45 107 82 137 Stephanie Leggat E2 NIPISSING LAKERS 1 10:45 108 83 62 Chloe Condon E2 LAURIER GOLDEN HAWKS 3 10:46 109 285 Emily McGaugh E1 YORK LIONS 2 10:47 110 84 4 Megan Kiley E2 BROCK BADGERS 4 10:47 111 85 2 Brittany Dunbar E4 BROCK BADGERS 5 10:47 112 175 Jennifer Klemenz SO ROCHESTER YLWJACKETS 10 10:47 113 282 Kelsey Desjarlais E3 YORK LIONS 3 10:48 114 86 221 Kathleen Gallagher E4 WATERLOO WARRIORS 6 10:51 115 87 139 Felicia Saunders E4 NIPISSING LAKERS 2 10:51 116 88 68 Robin Whiffing R LAURIER GOLDEN HAWKS 4 10:54 117 89 225 Mamiko Noguchi R WATERLOO WARRIORS 7 10:55 118 151 Rebecca Goodfellow R QUEEN'S GAELS 12 10:55 119 90 59 Charlotte Van Walraven E1 LAURENTIAN LADY VEES 6 10:56 120 91 56 Michelle Kennedy E2 LAURENTIAN LADY VEES 7 10:57 121 284 Nicole Francki E1 YORK LIONS 4 10:59 122 92 135 Amy Claridge E3 NIPISSING LAKERS 3 11:01 123 219 Jamie Flanagan E2 WATERLOO WARRIORS 8 11:04 124 182 Katherine Thomas JR ROCHESTER YLWJACKETS 11 11:04 125 50 Ruth Burrowes E2 LAURENTIAN LADY VEES 8 11:05 126 93 138 Melissa McKiel E4 NIPISSING LAKERS 4 11:06 127 94 65 Michele Studhalter R LAURIER GOLDEN HAWKS 5 11:07 128 95 64 Kate Kruckshank E2 LAURIER GOLDEN HAWKS 6 11:07 129 96 61 Brittany Chesney E2 LAURIER GOLDEN HAWKS 7 11:07 130 173 Carrie Gulvin JR ROCHESTER YLWJACKETS 12 11:09 131 227 Rebecca Sim R WATERLOO WARRIORS 9 11:09 Easy Meet Manager, www.goeasyware.com 9/22/2012 Page 4 of 4 2012 WESTERN INTERNATIONAL-38th Annual Sat.
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