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Year 9 Inter-Dynasty Swim Heat Results Year 9 Inter-Dynasty Swim Heat Results Year 9 Boys 100M Breaststroke Place Dynasty Surname First Name Time 1 YUAN LEE Jason 01:40.25 2 TANG HENDERSON Callum 01:41.63 3 HAN CHILDS Kieran 01:42.31 4 QING DUANGTHIP Swiss 01:42.68 5 TANG ROBERTS Jak 01:46.56 6 QING DALE Zacchary 01:52.16 7 HAN DE BOER Raphael 01:52.40 8 SONG STEWART Lachie 01:54.34 9 SONG ARMISTEAD Tom 01:55.44 10 YUAN BRUCE Scott 02:04.66 11 MING RAJORA Ahan 02:21.75 12 MING FUNG Wesley 02:22.35 Year 9 Boys 100M Freestyle Place Dynasty Surname First Name Time 1 HAN DE CHAZAL Nicholas 01:06.78 2 SONG LULLA Nirvan 01:13.84 3 MING KRUG Lukas 01:15.67 4 TANG ROBERTS Jak 01:24.12 5 TANG HUNT Eagle 01:26.85 6 QING DALE Zacchary 01:27.75 7 SONG RYDELL Leon 01:28.31 8 SONG STEWART Lachie 01:29.40 9 SONG ARMISTEAD Tom 01:30.28 10 QING ALVERNHE Louis 01:34.00 11 SONG RUNGTA Malay 01:55.37 12 MING KHAN Ahmed 02:12.97 Year 9 Boys 50M Backstroke Place Dynasty Surname First Name Time 1 YUAN LEE Jason 00:42.81 2 MING RICHARDS Dylan 00:43.54 3 QING MAN Rafe 00:44.28 4 YUAN BRUCE Scott 00:49.57 5 SONG RYDELL Leon 00:49.69 6 YUAN YEUNG Josh 00:51.00 7 HAN HUGHES Dylan 00:51.94 8 MING MCPHERSON Kian 00:52.94 9 TANG HENDERSON Callum 00:53.09 10 QING VEITCH Corin 00:57.78 11 TANG PHUNG Kien 00:59.40 12 YUAN GREEN Jett 01:03.02 13 MING XU Baldwin 01:04.60 14 SONG RUNGTA Malay 01:07.18 15 MING PAHUJA Piyush 01:12.22 16 HAN TANDON Pawan 01:19.65 Year 9 Inter-Dynasty Swim Heat Results 17 QING DAS Ujaan 01:32.43 Year 9 Boys 50M Butterfly Place Dynasty Surname First Name Time 1 HAN DE CHAZAL Nicholas 00:35.38 2 MING KRUG Lukas 00:42.19 3 SONG LULLA Nirvan 00:42.22 4 YUAN LEE Jason 00:47.34 5 SONG STEWART Lachie 00:52.59 6 TANG FIELD Jack 00:54.84 7 HAN DE BOER Raphael 00:54.97 8 YUAN BRUCE Scott 00:56.25 9 QING PHELPS Max 00:56.59 10 HAN CHAU Michael 00:58.10 Year 9 Boys 50M Freestyle Place Dynasty Surname First Name Time 1 HAN DE CHAZAL Nicholas 00:30.01 2 SONG NG Andre 00:33.50 3 MING LEE Justin 00:33.75 4 QING LIU Alex 00:33.82 5 HAN CHILDS Kieran 00:33.85 6 QING DUANGTHIP Swiss 00:34.75 7 MING RICHARDS Dylan 00:34.87 8 SONG LACY Eamonn 00:36.91 9 SONG RYDELL Leon 00:37.53 10 TANG ROBERTS Jak 00:37.56 11 QING CARMICHAEL Robert 00:38.12 12 HAN BOTELHO Aaron 00:38.28 13 MING ELEMENT Max 00:38.50 14 HAN LEE Brian 00:38.62 15 HAN HUGHES Dylan 00:38.91 16 HAN LAU Jake 00:39.37 17 YUAN KAO Ethan 00:39.53 18 QING LISTER Kieran 00:39.97 19 YUAN YEUNG Josh 00:40.19 20 SONG ARMISTEAD Tom 00:40.25 21 QING ALVERNHE Louis 00:41.03 22 TANG HENDERSON Callum 00:41.04 23 MING LEE Ambrose 00:41.32 24 SONG LAM Ho Yin 00:41.68 25 TANG HAWORTH Leon 00:41.78 26 SONG YEUNG Harry 00:41.81 27 SONG SCROGGIE Samuel 00:42.72 28 QING PHELPS Max 00:42.90 29 HAN SHARPLESS Kailan 00:43.22 30 QING SAWYER COFFEY Kaj 00:43.72 31 TANG LEE Zachary 00:43.91 Year 9 Inter-Dynasty Swim Heat Results 32 HAN CHAN Colin 00:44.16 33 YUAN BRUCE Scott 00:44.60 34 TANG DUJARI Keshav 00:44.63 35 QING PAHLER Xabi 00:45.06 36 TANG MORE Ian 00:45.50 37 YUAN CHEUNG Nicholas 00:45.90 38 YUAN CHEAH Max 00:46.00 39 YUAN POWELL Tadhg 00:48.00 40 SONG LANGSTON James 00:48.16 41 TANG BALLANTYNE Liam 00:48.41 42 TANG FIELD Jack 00:49.44 43 SONG SAW Ethan Saw 00:49.53 44 MING PAHUJA Piyush 00:49.81 45 TANG VIJAY Sidharth 00:50.75 46 QING TAN Jonas 00:51.44 47 TANG PHUNG Kien 00:51.56 48 HAN DE BOER Raphael 00:53.00 49 YUAN HOWARTH Denzel 00:53.19 50 SONG RUNGTA Malay 00:53.50 51 YUAN ZHOU Kevin 00:53.60 52 YUAN IP Maxwell 00:53.97 53 TANG LEUNG Michael 00:54.66 54 TANG LEUNG Brandon 00:55.35 55 MING CAI Xiaxi 00:56.00 56 MING FUNG Wesley 00:57.68 57 HAN KAPUR Raunaq 00:58.22 58 YUAN DAGUR Adyant 00:58.57 59 SONG LAM Winston 00:59.00 60 YUAN NICHOLLS Jonathan 01:00.57 61 YUAN GREEN Jett 01:02.41 62 HAN TANDON Pawan 01:03.65 63 MING XU Baldwin 01:04.12 64 TANG PARKER Chris 01:29.78 Year 9 Boys 50M Breaststroke Place Dynasty Surname First Name Time 1 SONG LULLA Nirvan 00:45.50 2 TANG HENDERSON Callum 00:46.79 3 MING KRUG Lukas 00:47.18 4 YUAN LEE Jason 00:48.71 5 MING LEE Ambrose 00:49.93 6 QING SAWYER COFFEY Kaj 00:50.81 7 MING ELEMENT Max 00:51.28 8 HAN DE BOER Raphael 00:51.69 9 SONG LAM Ho Yin 00:51.75 10 TANG LEE Zachary 00:52.79 11 HAN BOTELHO Aaron 00:52.85 12 YUAN CHEUNG Nicholas 00:53.03 Year 9 Inter-Dynasty Swim Heat Results 13 YUAN KAO Ethan 00:53.78 14 SONG RYDELL Leon 00:53.98 15 YUAN YEUNG Josh 00:54.90 16 YUAN CHEAH Max 00:55.12 17 MING DOW Ethan 00:55.66 18 SONG ARMISTEAD Tom 00:55.90 19 MING MCPHERSON Kian 00:56.31 20 TANG DUJARI Keshav 00:57.09 21 TANG MANGLA Aditya 00:57.13 22 QING PAHLER Xabi 00:57.16 23 MING OWENS Dylan 00:58.40 24 TANG VIJAY Sidharth 00:58.75 25 TANG HAWORTH Leon 00:58.94 26 HAN CHAN Colin 00:59.04 27 MING CAI Xiaxi 00:59.53 28 HAN LEE Brian 00:59.97 29 HAN CHAU Michael 01:00.28 30 QING VASUDEVAN KAIMAL Varun 01:00.32 31 HAN KIM Min Jun 01:01.41 32 TANG FIELD Jack 01:01.82 33 TANG RANGANI Yash 01:02.00 34 QING DU Sean 01:03.75 35 SONG SAW Ethan Saw 01:04.15 36 TANG BALLANTYNE Liam 01:04.34 37 MING KHAN Ahmed 01:05.69 38 YUAN NICHOLLS Jonathan 01:06.10 39 SONG LAM Winston 01:06.19 40 QING WOLTER VARLEY Isaac 01:07.35 41 MING FUNG Wesley 01:07.38 42 SONG SAHOTA Mantej Singh 01:07.90 43 YUAN KO Ka Jun 01:08.14 44 YUAN CHANG Ivan 01:09.12 45 TANG SHARMA Harsh 01:19.31 46 TANG PARKER Chris 01:43.12 Year 9 Girls 100M Breaststroke Place Dynasty Surname First Name Time 1 QING YIM Christie 01:40.66 2 MING DAVIES Grace 01:46.53 3 QING CHAU Samantha 01:46.97 4 SONG HILBOLDT Kiki 01:48.34 5 YUAN FIELD Sacha 01:51.81 6 TANG LYTHERAO Aisha 01:54.50 7 YUAN SHAH Inika 01:56.35 8 TANG FRITZEN Eduarda 02:03.97 9 HAN CHIANG Jemma 02:04.22 10 TANG BOERNER Freya 02:05.19 11 HAN GOWER Lia 02:05.50 Year 9 Inter-Dynasty Swim Heat Results 12 MING YONG Rebekah 02:05.60 13 SONG SAM Olivia 02:07.22 14 HAN MAHONY Eliza 02:11.50 15 HAN TAN Nicole 02:17.75 16 YUAN CZERNIAWSKI Natalia 02:22.91 Year 9 Girls 100M Freestyle Place Dynasty Surname First Name Time 1 MING DEAYTON Erin 01:09.43 2 SONG MESSERVY Eve 01:11.91 3 TANG GILI - DEANGELIS Steffi 01:13.24 4 TANG CHENG Minerva 01:17.34 5 SONG ADAMS Charlotte 01:20.38 6 MING MO Sonia 01:32.93 7 SONG COLLING Anna 01:36.90 8 MING SIROTHIA Anaya 01:43.25 9 YUAN FIELD Sacha 01:43.95 10 HAN YUAN-PRITCHARD Alyssia 01:44.00 11 YUAN KUMAR Sarbani 01:45.03 12 HAN DEUTSCH Rita 01:49.81 13 MING SHREE Harshita 01:56.22 14 QING YICK Hin Ni Venus 01:58.66 15 TANG KANNAPPAN Kannammai 02:21.37 Year 9 Girls 50M Backstroke Place Dynasty Surname First Name Time 1 TANG CHENG Minerva 00:40.81 2 QING JONES Hannah Louise 00:42.28 3 HAN CHIANG Jemma 00:43.00 4 SONG HOPSON Milla 00:43.45 5 SONG HEDLEY Sula 00:46.41 6 HAN RAPPEL Alys 00:47.81 7 MING DAVIES Grace 00:47.85 8 SONG PHEASANT Ashleigh 00:48.38 9 MING MO Sonia 00:49.19 10 SONG COLLING Anna 00:50.16 11 YUAN KUMAR Sarbani 00:51.16 12 MING YONG Rebekah 00:51.78 13 YUAN CZERNIAWSKI Natalia 00:53.06 14 YUAN KIM Ji Yeon 00:55.38 15 QING TAVERNARD THOMPSON Sophia 01:02.47 16 TANG BATEMAN Maria 01:32.75 Year 9 Girls 50M Butterfly Place Dynasty Surname First Name Time 1 MING DEAYTON Erin 00:35.22 2 SONG MESSERVY Eve 00:35.87 3 TANG GILI - DEANGELIS Steffi 00:36.69 Year 9 Inter-Dynasty Swim Heat Results 4 TANG CHENG Minerva 00:37.81 5 QING YIM Christie 00:41.53 6 SONG HEDLEY Sula 00:53.94 7 YUAN JEFFRIES Jade 00:55.22 8 YUAN FIELD Sacha 00:55.28 9 HAN CHEUNG Jennifer 00:56.38 10 HAN REYNOLDS Noraisha 01:20.16 Year 9 Girls 50M Freestyle Place Dynasty Surname First Name Time 1 QING YIM Christie 00:34.46 2 TANG MOK Letitia 00:35.40 3 SONG ADAMS Charlotte 00:36.60 4 QING JONES Hannah Louise 00:36.90 5 SONG HEDLEY Sula 00:37.91 6 SONG HOPSON Milla 00:38.82 7 YUAN PUDWILL Juliette 00:39.62 8 TANG SADARANGANI Ria 00:40.72 9 HAN CHOI Nastassia 00:41.34 10 MING PARK Haeun 00:41.90 11 YUAN LISTER Zoe 00:42.47 12 MING MALLORCA Sophie Isabel 00:42.53 13 HAN RAPPEL Alys 00:43.03 14 MING YANG Kaitlyn 00:44.94 15 YUAN JEFFRIES Jade 00:45.66 16 MING SIROTHIA Anaya 00:46.00 17 YUAN KIM Ji Yeon 00:46.06 18 QING FONG Karin 00:46.19 19 SONG SOMASUNDAR Radhika 00:46.25 20 SONG PHEASANT Ashleigh 00:46.53 21 TANG LIU Xinyao 00:47.31 22 MING ASPEGREN Zari 00:47.71 23 QING IFILL Luca 00:47.94 24 TANG KANNAPPAN Kannammai 00:49.53 25 HAN CHEUNG Jennifer 00:49.75 26 TANG JAIN Diya 00:50.47 27 HAN YUAN-PRITCHARD Alyssia 00:53.48 28 TANG NG Pearl 00:55.60 29 HAN RIZVI Haana 00:56.41 30 HAN YUEN Kimberly 01:00.00 31 MING CHAN Wing Tung, Sarah 01:00.78 32 QING FU Claire 01:00.81 33 QING MIRPURI Prisha 01:01.00 34 HAN HOLEY Elyn 01:01.16 35 QING KALIDINDI Sathvika 01:04.73 36 TANG BATEMAN Maria 01:09.17 Year 9 Inter-Dynasty Swim Heat Results Year 9 Girls 50M Breaststroke Place Dynasty Surname First Name Time 1 SONG HILBOLDT Kiki 00:47.97 2 YUAN PUDWILL Juliette 00:49.94 3 HAN CHOI Nastassia 00:50.22 4 QING CHAU Samantha 00:50.28 5 TANG LYTHERAO Aisha 00:50.84 6 TANG SADARANGANI Ria 00:51.68 7 YUAN REID Tabitha 00:52.06 8 MING PARK Haeun 00:52.84 9 YUAN YU Stephanie 00:52.97 10 TANG FRITZEN Eduarda 00:53.68 11 HAN YUAN-PRITCHARD Alyssia 00:54.03 12 YUAN SHAH Inika 00:54.63 13 TANG NG Pearl 00:55.63 14 MING MALLORCA Sophie Isabel 00:56.94 15 MING ASPEGREN Zari 00:57.03 16 SONG CLAYTON Eleanor 00:58.00 17 QING TAI Mavis 00:58.03 18 QING BRAIN Gemma 00:58.94 19 TANG JAIN Diya 00:59.12 20 TANG LIU Xinyao 00:59.13 21 TANG KANNAPPAN Kannammai 00:59.13 22 QING LAU Ashleigh 00:59.53 23 TANG CHEUNG Trinni 00:59.68 24 YUAN MALHOTRA Jia 01:01.63 25 HAN ELLERY-MCLEAN Traya 01:02.46 26 QING MIRPURI Prisha 01:05.47 27 QING TAVERNARD THOMPSON Sophia 01:05.68 28 YUAN PEESAPATY Sahiti 01:11.53 29 QING FU Claire 01:12.47 30 MING SUNG Alessandra 01:21.91 Year 9 Inter-Dynasty Swim Heat Results Year 9 Boys 4 x 50M Medley Relay Place Dynasty Time 1 TANG 02:31.60 2 HAN 02:47.94 3 QING 02:54.34 4 MING 03:22.00 5 SONG 03:29.25 6 YUAN 03:54.68 Year 9 Boys 4 x 50M Freestyle Relay Place Dynasty Time 1 SONG 02:29.38 2 QING 02:35.68 3 YUAN 02:44.85 4 HAN 02:47.10 5 MING 02:58.25 6 TANG 03:02.28 Year 9 Girls 4 x 50M Medley Relay Place Dynasty Time 1 MING 02:54.16 2 SONG 02:57.53 3 TANG 03:02.56 4 HAN 03:20.25 5 YUAN 03:25.63 6 QING 03:31.94 Year 9 Girls 4 x 50M Freestyle Relay Place Dynasty Time 1 TANG 01:52.44 2 HAN 02:27.97 3 SONG 02:32.53 4 YUAN 03:00.62 5 MING 03:01.88 6 QING 03:04.97.
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