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Singapore Athletic Association 60Th Cross Country Championship 2011 Singapore Athletic Association 60th Cross Country Championship 2011 Tag_ID Name Sex Team Div Name DOB School Timing Pos 453 Wilbert Ho M RI Team 1 Men U20 31/10/1993 Raffles Institution JC 00:17:05.47 001 420 Zachary Devaraj M ACSI Team A Men U20 7/10/1994 Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) 00:17:17.14 002 452 Benjamin Amaldas M RI Team 1 Men U20 23/08/1993 Raffles Institution JC 00:17:23.01 003 437 Ooh Shui Kun M HCI Team B Men U20 10/7/1992 Hwa Chong Institution 00:17:25.39 004 440 Yeo Si Heng M HCI Team B Men U20 7/3/1993 Hwa Chong Institution 00:17:28.81 005 469 Cyril Rodrigo Eugene M Team-balake Men U20 14/6/1993 Victoria Junior College 00:17:31.21 006 419 Dass Zorndrix M ACJC 1 Men U20 9/7/1992 Anglo-Chinese JC 00:17:48.35 007 439 Teng Jian Hong M HCI Team B Men U20 25/11/1993 Hwa Chong Institution 00:17:50.90 008 422 Lim Yi Fang Sean M ACSI Team A Men U20 22/6/1994 Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) 00:17:51.25 009 454 Lee Guan Li M RI Team 1 Men U20 12/04/1993 Raffles Institution JC 00:18:05.88 010 447 Norman Lai M JJC Men U20 1/11/1993 Jurong Junior College 00:18:25.26 011 455 Tan Yi Han M RI Team 1 Men U20 26/07/1993 Raffles Institution JC 00:18:28.55 012 423 Ivan Tan M ACSI Team A Men U20 13/12/1994 Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) 00:18:33.39 013 434 Chin Joo Ern M HCI Team A Men U20 7/3/1994 Hwa Chong Institution 00:18:36.08 014 435 Lim Jia Le M HCI Team A Men U20 25/5/1994 Hwa Chong Institution 00:19:02.97 015 433 Freeman Aw M HCI Team A Men U20 15/7/1994 Hwa Chong Institution 00:19:03.95 016 442 Mun Yong Liang M Individual Men U20 3/9/1993 Hwa Chong Institution 00:19:04.64 017 468 Yeo Sherwin Jun Kang M Team-baktu Men U20 7/2/1994 Victoria Junior College 00:19:09.13 018 424 Ang Yi Qiang Scott M ACSI Team B Men U20 15/11/1993 Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) 00:19:13.93 019 416 Tau James M ACJC 1 Men U20 17/11/1994 Anglo-Chinese JC 00:19:16.39 020 456 Cheng Lu M RI Team 2 Men U20 25/02/1994 Raffles Institution JC 00:19:35.11 021 473 Roy Wei Hao Chiang M Team-baland Men U20 23/11/1993 Victoria Junior College 00:19:38.79 022 421 Arjun Kunnasagaran M ACSI Team A Men U20 14/1/1993 Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) 00:19:41.82 023 467 Tan Ryan Michael M Team-baktu Men U20 3/5/1995 Victoria Junior College 00:19:50.77 024 436 Samuel Wong M HCI Team A Men U20 4/4/1994 Hwa Chong Institution 00:19:54.51 025 472 Teo Louis Jun Hong M Team-balake Men U20 10/11/1993 Victoria Junior College 00:20:06.04 026 475 Teo Jonathan Zhao Wen M Team-baland Men U20 11/6/1993 Victoria Junior College 00:20:10.18 027 426 Lim Jiang M ACSI Team B Men U20 24/9/1993 Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) 00:20:16.39 028 428 Sien G. Vanco M ACSI Team C Men U20 28/12/1993 Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) 00:20:34.83 029 457 Chew Hong En M RI Team 2 Men U20 22/03/1993 Raffles Institution JC 00:20:37.94 030 476 Wu Zheng Feng M Team-baland Men U20 23/11/1993 Victoria Junior College 00:20:46.48 031 425 Koh Teng Kiat Isaac M ACSI Team B Men U20 15/8/1993 Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) 00:20:47.75 032 474 Loh Jiang Han M Team-baland Men U20 24/10/1993 Victoria Junior College 00:20:53.60 033 458 Gan Chee Hui M RI Team 2 Men U20 09/08/1994 Raffles Institution JC 00:20:53.74 034 417 Wang Guang Wei Sunny M ACJC 1 Men U20 17/1/1993 Anglo-Chinese JC 00:21:02.70 035 459 Yong Tze Jun, Charles M RI Team 2 Men U20 22/03/1993 Raffles Institution JC 00:21:19.56 036 451 Lin Sen M Individual Men U20 07/10/1992 Raffles Institution JC 00:21:25.94 037 446 M Muhd Anas M JJC Men U20 11/6/1993 Jurong Junior College 00:21:36.25 038 431 Teo Wei Ren Marcus M ACSI Team C Men U20 12/5/1993 Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) 00:21:38.74 039 438 Jeeranesh S. M HCI Team B Men U20 5/7/1993 Hwa Chong Institution 00:21:43.13 040 445 Nathaniel Wong M Individual Men U20 6/7/1993 Hwa Chong Institution 00:21:43.27 041 444 Toh Darren Choon Boon M Individual Men U20 24/1/1992 Hwa Chong Institution 00:22:08.60 042 427 Benjamin Soh M ACSI Team B Men U20 15/4/1993 Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) 00:22:28.89 043 418 Yap Yun Han M ACJC 1 Men U20 5/9/1993 Anglo-Chinese JC 00:22:29.83 044 430 Navkaran Singh M ACSI Team C Men U20 6/1/1994 Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) 00:22:33.41 045 432 Tay Qi Hang M Individual Men U20 22/12/1992 Dunman High School 00:22:55.41 046 471 Mawudeep N. S M Team-balake Men U20 28/5/1993 Victoria Junior College 00:23:20.14 047 448 Reynard Lee M JJC Men U20 28/6/1993 Jurong Junior College 00:23:57.10 048 441 Khoo Choon Yuet M Individual Men U20 8/11/1994 Hwa Chong Institution 00:24:14.55 049 429 Nicholas Lee M ACSI Team C Men U20 23/8/1993 Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) 00:24:32.47 050 463 Tay Wei Kiat M TP Tri Gym Rats Men U20 06/01/1992 Temasek Polytechnic 00:24:46.44 051 466 Lee Diow Jin Sheng M Team-baktu Men U20 5/11/1994 Victoria Junior College 00:25:47.06 052 461 Dylan Lau M TP Tri Gym Rats Men U20 24/11/1993 Temasek Polytechnic 00:26:45.26 053 465 Samuel Chua M Team-baktu Men U20 1/1/1995 Victoria Junior College 00:27:17.85 054 450 Joshua Kyaw Swa Aung Ye M Individual Men U20 16/10/1991 Jurong Junior College 00:27:34.33 055 462 Shaun Loy M TP Tri Gym Rats Men U20 03/07/1992 Temasek Polytechnic 00:27:36.89 056 449 Lawrence Lee M JJC Men U20 06/4/1993 Jurong Junior College 00:29:09.97 057 470 Vikram Niakerajah M Team-balake Men U20 6/2/1994 Victoria Junior College DNS 460 Joshua Hoong M TP Tri Gym Rats Men U20 09/06/1992 Temasek Polytechnic DNS 443 Sim Zhi Jian M Individual Men U20 15/11/1993 Hwa Chong Institution DNS 464 Kejian Kwong M Individual Men U20 26/03/1991 Temasek Polytechnic DNS Don't follow your dreams; chase them. 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