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1 Mile Results Race Name: The Midmar Mile Race Date: February 11-12 2017 Location: Durban, South Africa Distance: 1 Mile Rank Name Country Gender Div Age Group Time Points Entrants 1 Matthew Meyer South Africa M N 19&U 0:18:13 100.00 10912 2 Chad Ho South Africa M N 20-29 0:18:18 99.99 3 Chip Peterson USA M N 20-29 0:18:20 99.99 4 Ferry Weertman Netherlands M N 20-29 0:18:26 99.98 5 Tyrone Kruger South Africa M N 20-29 0:18:55 99.97 7 Neil Fair South Africa M N 20-29 0:18:59 99.97 8 Luke Erwee South Africa M N 20-29 0:19:19 99.96 9 Ashley Twichell USA F N 20-29 0:19:24 99.95 10 Holly Hibbott United Kingdom F N 20-29 0:19:37 99.95 11 Myles Brown South Africa M N 20-29 0:19:37 99.95 13 Martin Binedell South Africa M N 20-29 0:19:48 99.94 14 Chad Michau South Africa M N 20-29 0:19:51 99.93 15 Brendon Levy South Africa M N 20-29 0:19:55 99.93 16 Azyan Makhija South Africa M N 20-29 0:20:00 99.92 17 Dante Nortje South Africa M N 20-29 0:20:02 99.92 18 Calvin Stott South Africa M N 20-29 0:20:13 99.91 19 Luca Holtzhausen South Africa M N 19&U 0:20:16 99.90 20 Connor Grobler South Africa M N 20-29 0:20:21 99.89 22 Hanre Van Geffen South Africa M N 20-29 0:20:23 99.89 23 Evan Fair South Africa M N 20-29 0:20:23 99.89 24 Eric Le Roux South Africa M N 20-29 0:20:26 99.88 26 Ruben Du Pisanie South Africa M N 20-29 0:20:30 99.87 27 Gary Albertyn South Africa M N 40-49 0:20:30 99.86 28 Harrison Coulter South Africa M N 20-29 0:20:33 99.86 30 Robyn Kinghorn South Africa F N 20-29 0:20:34 99.85 38 Terry Heller South Africa M N 40-49 0:20:35 99.84 39 Cameron Pennell South Africa M N 20-29 0:20:36 99.84 40 Andrew Burgess South Africa M N 20-29 0:20:37 99.83 41 Brendan Levy South Africa M N 20-29 0:20:39 99.83 42 Charlise Oberholzer South Africa F N 20-29 0:20:39 99.82 43 Armand Nortje South Africa M N 20-29 0:20:39 99.82 44 Phillip Trummer South Africa M N 20-29 0:20:42 99.81 45 Carmen Le Roux South Africa F N 20-29 0:20:44 99.81 46 Christiaan Jacobsz South Africa M N 20-29 0:20:47 99.80 47 Sasha-Lee Nordengen-Corris South Africa F N 20-29 0:20:47 99.80 48 Tom Howdle South Africa M N 20-29 0:20:50 99.79 49 Joshua Gultig South Africa M N 20-29 0:20:51 99.79 50 Reino Von Wielligh South Africa M N 20-29 0:20:53 99.78 51 Reuben Zane Schoeman South Africa M N 20-29 0:20:55 99.78 52 Craig Groenewald South Africa M N Disabled 0:20:59 99.77 53 James De Goede South Africa M N 20-29 0:21:01 99.77 55 Michelle Weber South Africa F N 20-29 0:21:06 99.76 57 Siva Swiclhau South Africa M N 20-29 0:21:09 99.75 58 Lucy Mckenzie South Africa F N 20-29 0:21:09 99.74 59 Lexie Kelly USA F N 20-29 0:21:09 99.74 60 Marco Smit South Africa M N 20-29 0:21:13 99.73 61 Joshua Ashley South Africa M N 19&U 0:21:16 99.72 62 Katie Matts South Africa F N 20-29 0:21:19 99.71 63 Jadon John-Ross Samuel South Africa M N 20-29 0:21:20 99.71 64 Dustin Hale South Africa M N 20-29 0:21:23 99.70 65 Matthew Bosch South Africa M N 20-29 0:21:25 99.68 66 Kristin Bellingan South Africa F N 20-29 0:21:25 99.68 68 Enrico Myburgh South Africa M N 20-29 0:21:25 99.67 69 Connor Ed Botha South Africa M N 20-29 0:21:27 99.67 70 Connor Robert Buck South Africa M N 20-29 0:21:29 99.66 71 Marn Frylinck South Africa F N 20-29 0:21:29 99.65 73 Emily Visagie South Africa F N 20-29 0:21:31 99.64 74 Mitchel Sinclair South Africa M N 20-29 0:21:32 99.63 75 Brett Manning South Africa M N 20-29 0:21:34 99.62 76 Karan Kota Raju South Africa M N 20-29 0:21:36 99.62 77 Ian Nathanael Brijlal South Africa M N 20-29 0:21:36 99.61 78 Darian Townsend South Africa M N 30-39 0:21:40 99.61 79 Jemma Tully South Africa F N 20-29 0:21:47 99.59 80 Anandt Van Rensburg South Africa M N 20-29 0:21:48 99.59 82 Matthew Edwards South Africa M N 20-29 0:21:48 99.58 83 Michael Phillips South Africa M N 30-39 0:21:48 99.58 84 Branden Willows South Africa M N 20-29 0:21:50 99.57 85 Lyle Fortune South Africa M N 20-29 0:21:53 99.56 87 Kaitlyn Albertyn South Africa F N 20-29 0:21:55 99.55 88 Jessica Whelan South Africa F N 20-29 0:21:58 99.54 89 Megan Tully South Africa F N 20-29 0:21:58 99.53 90 Carli Antonopoulos South Africa F N 20-29 0:22:02 99.52 91 Tatum Tarpey South Africa F N 20-29 0:22:04 99.52 92 Ciaran Beard-Jones South Africa M N 20-29 0:22:05 99.51 93 Mark Volker South Africa M N 30-39 0:22:07 99.51 94 Tori Oliver South Africa F N 19&U 0:22:08 99.50 95 Kyle Letley South Africa M N 20-29 0:22:09 99.50 97 Che Fryer South Africa F N 20-29 0:22:10 99.49 98 Daniell Van Der Merwe South Africa F N 20-29 0:22:11 99.49 99 Seyuran Perumal South Africa M N 20-29 0:22:13 99.48 100 Franco Botha South Africa M N 20-29 0:22:13 99.48 101 Jandre Moll South Africa M N 20-29 0:22:14 99.47 103 David Macdonald South Africa M N 20-29 0:22:15 99.46 104 Kirsten De Goede South Africa F N 19&U 0:22:17 99.44 105 Gareth Samuel South Africa M N 30-39 0:22:17 99.44 107 Tony Shuttleworth South Africa M N 40-49 0:22:17 99.43 108 Cameron Mc Allister South Africa M N 20-29 0:22:19 99.43 111 Emma Gage South Africa F N 20-29 0:22:19 99.42 112 Chase Rayment South Africa M N 20-29 0:22:22 99.42 113 Dylan Cox South Africa M N 20-29 0:22:23 99.41 114 Samantha Van Veyeren South Africa F N 20-29 0:22:23 99.41 115 Julian Taylor South Africa M N 50-59 0:22:25 99.40 116 Connor Albertyn South Africa M N 19&U 0:22:29 99.40 118 Sphelelo Ntaka South Africa M N 20-29 0:22:31 99.40 120 Muhammad Adam South Africa M N 19&U 0:22:32 99.39 121 Arno Gauche South Africa M N 19&U 0:22:32 99.39 122 Ashleigh Green South Africa F N 20-29 0:22:33 99.38 123 Jordan Le Clos South Africa M N 20-29 0:22:35 99.38 124 Cole Poovan South Africa M N 20-29 0:22:36 99.37 125 Charles Beaurain South Africa M N 30-39 0:22:36 99.37 126 Jordan Moodley South Africa M N 19&U 0:22:37 99.36 127 Leith Shankland South Africa M N 20-29 0:22:37 99.36 128 Dane Steyn South Africa F N 20-29 0:22:38 99.35 129 Juan-Jacques Van Der Hoogen South Africa M N 20-29 0:22:39 99.34 130 Michelle Vlasakova South Africa F N 30-39 0:22:39 99.34 131 Tracy-Lee Young South Africa F N 20-29 0:22:39 99.33 132 Keren Leah Welgemoed South Africa F N 20-29 0:22:40 99.32 133 Aiden Petersen South Africa M N 20-29 0:22:42 99.32 134 Shannon De Souza South Africa F N 20-29 0:22:43 99.31 135 Lauren Bezuidenhout South Africa F N 20-29 0:22:43 99.30 136 Riccardo Di Domenico South Africa M N 20-29 0:22:46 99.29 137 Adrian Goate South Africa M N 40-49 0:22:46 99.29 138 Courtney Laros South Africa F N 20-29 0:22:47 99.28 145 Hannah Jones South Africa F N 20-29 0:22:48 99.28 146 Ryan Fair South Africa M N 20-29 0:22:48 99.27 147 Victoria Earle South Africa F N 20-29 0:22:50 99.27 148 Dean Joubert De Villiers South Africa M N 20-29 0:22:50 99.26 149 Nicole Robyn Hepplewhite South Africa F N 20-29 0:22:51 99.25 150 Steph Askew South Africa F N 20-29 0:22:52 99.25 151 Rossouw Venter South Africa M N 20-29 0:22:53 99.24 152 Aaron Putz South Africa M N Disabled 0:22:55 99.22 153 Olivia Tully South Africa F N 20-29 0:22:58 99.20 154 Andrew Smith South Africa M N 20-29 0:23:02 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20-29 0:23:15 99.06 173 Kelly Leigh Crous South Africa F N 19&U 0:23:15 99.06 174 Stephen Ward South Africa M N 40-49 0:23:15 99.05 176 Nicholas Pretorius South Africa M N 30-39 0:23:17 99.04 177 Thomas Fuller South Africa M N 30-39 0:23:21 99.02 179 Matthew Hamilton South Africa M N 20-29 0:23:22 99.01 180 Ross Belman South Africa M N 20-29 0:23:23 99.01 181 Michael Jones South Africa M N 20-29 0:23:24 99.01 182 Keagan Wood South Africa M N 20-29 0:23:26 99.00 183 Ethan Koekemoer South Africa M N 20-29 0:23:29 98.99 184 Emiel Jansen Van Vuuren South Africa M N 40-49 0:23:29 98.99 185 Derek Wall South Africa M N 30-39 0:23:30 98.98 186 Zoe Frank South Africa F N 20-29 0:23:30 98.98 187 Paige Brombacher South Africa F N 19&U 0:23:31 98.97 189 Beetge Altus South Africa M N 20-29 0:23:32 98.97 190 Bianca Grey South Africa F N 20-29 0:23:33 98.96 191 Ashleigh Munks South Africa F N 20-29 0:23:35 98.95 192 Kyle Van Vuuren South Africa M N 20-29 0:23:36 98.94 193 Joshua Swart South Africa M N 20-29 0:23:37 98.94 195 Ingrid Van Der Westhuizen South Africa F N 40-49 0:23:37 98.93 196 Chad Tucker South Africa M N 20-29 0:23:38 98.93 199 Matthew Pelser South Africa M N 20-29 0:23:38 98.92 200 Jason Tomlin South Africa M N 20-29 0:23:38 98.92 202 Tatum Botha South Africa F N 19&U 0:23:39 98.90 204 Keli Reynolds South Africa F N 20-29 0:23:39 98.90 205 Wasim Ramatulla South Africa M N 20-29 0:23:41 98.88 206 Stefan Bolling South Africa M N 40-49 0:23:41 98.87 207 Kelly Fairon South Africa F N 20-29 0:23:42 98.86 208 Melanie Rachel Cooke South Africa F N 19&U 0:23:42 98.86 209 Hannah Core South Africa F N 20-29 0:23:43
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