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2013 Briggs Athletics Classic - 23/02/2013 National Athletics Series Domain Athletics Track, Hobart Results - Briggs Athletics Classic Domain Athletics Centre - Site License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 10:22 PM 2/03/2013 Page 1 2013 Briggs Athletics Classic - 23/02/2013 National Athletics Series Domain Athletics Track, Hobart Results - Briggs Athletics Classic Women 100 Metres Open Meet Record: 11.32 M 2000 Melinda Gainsford Taylor, NSWIS Nat Record: 11.12 R 1994 Melinda Gainsford, NSW Name Team Finals Wind Finals 1 Morgan Gaffney NORTH WEST AC 11.99 2.1 2 Kiara Chambers EASTERN SUBURBS 12.23 2.1 3 Abbey Chapman NORTH WEST AC 12.33 2.1 4 Caitlin Newson EASTERN SUBURBS 12.40 2.1 5 Laura Nicholson NORTH LAUNCESTON 12.42 2.1 6 Kate Mudge EASTERN SUBURBS 12.46 2.1 7 Jaymie Hall NORTHERN SUBURBS 12.58 2.1 8 Ella Scott EASTERN SUBURBS 12.60 2.1 Women 200 Metres Open Meet Record: 22.32 M 1994 Melinda Gainsford, AIS Nat Record: 22.23 R 1997 Melinda Gainsford, NSW Name Team Finals Wind Finals 1 Morgan Gaffney NORTH WEST AC 24.70 0.4 2 Ashleigh Corbett NORTH WEST AC 24.97 0.4 3 Kiara Chambers EASTERN SUBURBS 25.22 0.4 4 Kate Mudge EASTERN SUBURBS 25.25 0.4 5 Abbey Chapman NORTH WEST AC 25.52 0.4 6 Jaymie Hall NORTHERN SUBURBS 25.73 0.4 7 Laura Nicholson NORTH LAUNCESTON 26.11 0.4 Women 400 Metres Open Meet Record: 50.46 M 1996 Catherine Freeman, VIS Nat Record: 48.63 R 1996 Catherine Freeman, VIC Name Team Finals Finals 1 Abbey De La Motte NORTH LAUNCESTON 57.05 2 Samantha Lind EASTERN SUBURBS 57.15 3 Claudia Nicklason EASTERN SUBURBS 57.91 4 Nicole Perry NORTH WEST AC 58.15 5 Maddy Scott OVA SOUTHERN SAINTS 59.08 6 Lily Castle OVA SOUTHERN SAINTS 60.10 Women 1500 Metres Open Meet Record: 4:06.77 M 2000 Georgie Clarke, VIS Nat Record: 4:00.93 R 2006 Sarah Jamieson, WA Name Team Finals Finals 1 Susan Kuijken NETHERLANDS 4:09.66 2 Zoe Buckman VIS 4:10.23 3 Eliza Curnow VICTORIA 4:16.78 4 Melissa Duncan VICTORIA 4:17.59 5 Claire Gibson GREAT BRITAIN 4:18.16 6 Coreena Cleland VICTORIA 4:22.28 7 Milly Clarke NEW SOUTH WALES 4:24.96 8 Paige Graham SOUTH AUSTRALIA 4:26.54 9 Claudia Verstraten VICTORIA 4:28.89 10 Julia Minucci EASTERN SUBURBS 4:36.52 11 Erin Rayner VICTORIA 4:39.14 Domain Athletics Centre - Site License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 10:22 PM 2/03/2013 Page 2 2013 Briggs Athletics Classic - 23/02/2013 National Athletics Series Domain Athletics Track, Hobart Results - Briggs Athletics Classic Finals ... (Women 1500 Metres Open) Name Team Finals 12 Tessa Johns EASTERN SUBURBS 4:39.85 13 Elizabeth French VICTORIA 4:40.48 14 Jacqui Dalwood NORTHERN SUBURBS 4:44.89 --- Angie Smit NEW ZEALAND DNS --- Amanda Paulin VICTORIA DNS --- Melanie Daniels NORTHERN SUBURBS DNS Women 400 Metres Hurdles (.76m) Open Meet Record: 56.07 M 2012 Lauren Boden, ACTAS Nat Record: 53.17 R 1988 Debbie Flintoff-King, VIC Name Team Finals Finals 1 Sarah Klein NEW SOUTH WALES 61.47 2 Chloe Jamieson AIS 63.59 3 Sarah Buchanan VICTORIA 65.45 4 Lauren McAdam QUEENSLAND 66.33 Women Triple Jump Open Meet Record: 14.04m M 2002 Nicole Mladenis, WAIS Nat Record: 14.04m R 2003 Nicole Mladenis, WA Name Team Finals Wind Finals 1 Linda Leverton QUEENSLAND 14.07m 2.3 2 Josie Nichol NEW SOUTH WALES 12.80m +0.0 --- Kaitlin Morgan TIS ND NWI Women Shot Put (4kg) Open Meet Record: 16.82m M 1996 Georgette Read, CAN Nat Record: 19.74m R 1984 Gael Martin, VIC Name Team Finals Finals 1 Rebecca Direen EASTERN SUBURBS 13.24m 2 Jasime Turner WESTERN SUBURBS 9.82m 3 Claire McClenaghan NEWSTEAD HC 9.69m 4 Alana Baldi VICTORIA 6.94m Women Hammer Throw (4.0kg) Open Meet Record: 69.55m M 2006 Brooke Billett, SA Nat Record: 71.12m R 2003 Bronwyn Eagles, NSW Name Team Finals Finals 1 Natalie Debeljuh VICTORIA 59.76m 2 Danielle McConnell TIS 57.00m 3 Mikayla Genge TIS 52.76m 4 Rebecca Direen EASTERN SUBURBS 49.62m 5 Emma Keleher EASTERN SUBURBS 46.42m 6 Anita Millington OVA SOUTHERN SAINTS 45.72m 7 Alana Baldi VICTORIA 25.40m Women Hammer Throw (3kg) Under 18 Name Team Finals Finals 1 Emma Keleher EASTERN SUBURBS 52.48m 2 Claire McClenaghan NEWSTEAD HC 41.72m Domain Athletics Centre - Site License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 10:22 PM 2/03/2013 Page 3 2013 Briggs Athletics Classic - 23/02/2013 National Athletics Series Domain Athletics Track, Hobart Results - Briggs Athletics Classic Finals ... (Women Hammer Throw (3kg) Under 18) Name Team Finals 3 Alice Cox EASTERN SUBURBS 39.29m 4 Emily Canham EASTERN SUBURBS 32.55m 5 Julia Direen EASTERN SUBURBS 28.82m 6 Elizabeth Johnstone SANDY BAY 13.69m Men 100 Metres Open Meet Record: 10.22 M 1994 Damien Marsh, AIS Nat Record: 9.93 R 2003 Patrick Johnson, ACT Name Team Finals Wind Finals 1 Jesse Usoalii SANDY BAY 10.75 2.2 2 Jacob Despard OVA SOUTHERN SAINTS 10.76 2.2 3 Russel Taib SANDY BAY 11.05 2.2 4 Jarred Gilroy SANDY BAY 11.13 2.2 5 Thomas Farmer EASTERN SUBURBS 11.26 2.2 6 Dan Lemoto SANDY BAY 11.27 2.2 7 Brandon Clark NORTHERN SUBURBS 11.78 2.2 Men 200 Metres Open Meet Record: 20.56 M 1997 Patrick Stevens, BEL Nat Record: 20.06 R 1986 Peter Norman, VIC Name Team Finals Wind Finals 1 Jesse Usoalii SANDY BAY 21.77 0.7 2 Jacob Despard OVA SOUTHERN SAINTS 21.90 0.7 3 Tristan Thomas AIS 22.04 0.7 4 Jarred Gilroy SANDY BAY 22.16 0.7 5 Russel Taib SANDY BAY 22.67 0.7 6 Darcy Lahey NORTH LAUNCESTON 23.32 0.7 7 Jordan Bennett WESTERN SUBURBS 23.55 0.7 Men 800 Metres B Race Open Meet Record: 1:46.55 M 2001 William Chirchir Nat Record: 1:44.40 R 1968 Ralph Doubell, VIC Name Team Finals Finals 1 Ben Covington SANDY BAY 1:55.37 2 Benjamin Noske VICTORIA 1:55.37 3 Alec Thomas NORTH WEST AC 1:55.70 4 Jordan Tyler WESTERN SUBURBS 1:55.84 5 Biniyam Hagos EASTERN SUBURBS 1:57.71 6 Kale Adams NORTH WEST AC 1:57.94 7 Dominic Anastasio OVA SOUTHERN SAINTS 1:58.50 8 Andrew Goyen OVA SOUTHERN SAINTS 1:59.92 9 Braden Stalker EASTERN SUBURBS 2:02.79 --- Stephen Rae (Pace) OVA SOUTHERN SAINTS DNF Men 800 Metres Open Meet Record: 1:46.55 M 2001 William Chirchir, KEN Nat Record: 1:44.40 R 1968 Ralph Doubell, VIC Name Team Finals Finals 1 Bryce Watkins SOUTH AUSTRALIA 1:51.89 2 Eddie Vining VICTORIA 1:52.35 Domain Athletics Centre - Site License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 10:22 PM 2/03/2013 Page 4 2013 Briggs Athletics Classic - 23/02/2013 National Athletics Series Domain Athletics Track, Hobart Results - Briggs Athletics Classic Finals ... (Men 800 Metres Open) Name Team Finals 3 Harry Scouller NEW SOUTH WALES 1:52.57 4 Mitchell Daniels NORTHERN SUBURBS 1:53.49 5 Graham Hogg VICTORIA 1:54.98 6 Harry May SOUTH AUSTRALIA 1:55.67 7 Douglas Hamerlok NORTH WEST AC 1:59.84 --- Jayden Hey (Pace) OVA SOUTHERN SAINTS DNF Men 1500 Metres Open Meet Record: 3:37.35 M 2010 Ryan Gregson, NSW Nat Record: 3:31.06 R 2010 Ryan Gregson, NSW Name Team Finals Finals 1 Joshua Wright NEW SOUTH WALES 3:44.93 2 Luke Mathews VICTORIA 3:46.02 3 James Hansen NORTH LAUNCESTON 3:47.13 4 Ryan Geard VICTORIA 3:47.35 5 Alexander Rowe VIS 3:47.54 6 Philo Saunders ACT 3:47.90 7 Joshua Johnson NEW SOUTH WALES 3:48.80 8 Daniel Bulmer QUEENSLAND 3:48.94 9 Matthew Coloe VICTORIA 3:49.03 10 Daniel Clark VICTORIA 3:50.16 11 Zak Patterson VICTORIA 3:50.47 12 Brett Halls NEW SOUTH WALES 3:55.79 13 Chartt Miller WESTERN AUSTRALIA 3:56.56 --- Nathan Morey (Pace) OVA SOUTHERN SAINTS DNF Men 5000 Metres Open Meet Record: 13:15.57 M 2012 Collis Birmingham, VIC Nat Record: 12:55.76 R 2004 Craig Mottram, VIC Name Team Finals Finals 1 Collis Birmingham VIS 13:27.35 2 Nick McCormick GREAT BRITAIN 13:34.72 3 Ryan Gregson (Pace) NSWIS 13:37.12 4 Brett Robinson ACT 13:37.75 5 James Nipperess NEW SOUTH WALES 13:56.42 6 Jeffrey Hunt NSWIS 13:57.00 7 Liam Adams VICTORIA 13:59.77 8 Paul Robinson IRELAND 14:02.72 9 Benjamin Ashkettle VICTORIA 14:11.05 10 Mikke Ekvall SWEDEN 14:12.72 11 Glen Yarham QUEENSLAND 14:13.38 12 Steve Kelly VICTORIA 14:24.21 13 Patrick Smith NEWSTEAD HC 14:24.88 14 Grant Page NORTHERN SUBURBS 14:28.00 15 Steve Dinneen VICTORIA 14:32.03 16 Nick Wightman VICTORIA 14:40.17 17 Josh Harris NORTH LAUNCESTON 14:47.69 18 Ben Toomey VICTORIA 14:57.07 19 Sam Crowther VICTORIA 14:57.29 20 Paul Morgan SOUTH AUSTRALIA 14:59.87 --- Dejen Gebresilasse EASTERN SUBURBS DNF Domain Athletics Centre - Site License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 10:22 PM 2/03/2013 Page 5 2013 Briggs Athletics Classic - 23/02/2013 National Athletics Series Domain Athletics Track, Hobart Results - Briggs Athletics Classic Finals ..
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