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2018 Results Year 3 and Under Girls Year Name School Place 2 Anna Greeks Pinehaven 1 3 Maggie Elmiger St Josephs 2 3 BELLA SEVICKE-JONES Totara Park 3 3 Leah Quinn Silverstream 4 3 Samantha Xu Silverstream 5 3 Olivia Betteridge Pinehaven 6 3 Maddie-Jaye Oxford 7 3 Jothika Arun Silverstream 8 3 Kara Campbell Silverstream 9 3 ACACIA MARLOW Totara Park 10 2 Kristin Scott Pinehaven 11 3 Amber Monrad Trentham 12 2 ERICA LUCKMAN Totara Park 13 3 Bailey Mackey St Brendans 14 3 Ruby Tourelle Silverstream 15 3 Prisseis Jane Oxford 16 3 Lily-Ann Benecke Pinehaven 17 2 RUBY CHEER Totara Park 18 3 Bella Lundon Trentham 19 3 Kayley Bevan Silverstream 20 2 Amelia Harris Upper Hutt 21 3 Skyla-Rose Robinson Silverstream 22 3 Piper Duncalf Pinehaven 23 3 Stephanie Bonny Plateau 24 3 Grace McGall Plateau 25 3 London Shirley Oxford 26 3 Isabella Sharkey St Josephs 27 2 Addison Hurd Trentham 28 3 Madeline Waswo Oxford 29 1 Macheda Martin-Puna Oxford 30 2 Kenzie Gillies St Josephs 31 2 Sipau Cynthia Selesae Trentham 32 2 Brieah Williams Trentham 33 3 Brinna Cameron Trentham 34 3 Lola Watson St Brendans 35 3 VIOLET Mcghee Trentham 36 1 Iza Muringathery St Brendans 37 3 Riccah ERUERA Birchville 38 3 Riley O’Halloran Trentham 39 3 Eliana Andrews-Cookson Silverstream 40 3 Isabella Ruane Silverstream 41 3 Grace Fyvie Silverstream 42 3 Caitlyn Trevean Silverstream 43 3 Anna Irving Silverstream 44 3 Aurora Hannan Plateau 46 3 Zoe Tunley Silverstream 47 2 Peyton Ross Trentham 48 3 Emma Waetford Trentham 49 2 Evie Gerling St Brendans 50 3 Ella Goldsmith St Josephs 51 2 Grace Moorman St Josephs 52 3 Zara Stevens Birchville 53 2 Amelia THAYER Birchville 54 2 Mia Jeffrey Trentham 55 3 Tyra Cant St Josephs 56 3 Faith Mendoza Trentham 56 2 Tayla Campbell Trentham 57 2 MILA VAN DER WESTHUIZEN Totara Park 58 3 Sophie Thompson Birchville 59 3 Sophia Cripps Pinehaven 60 2 Florence Few-Mackay Pinehaven 61 3 Maggie Eaden Plateau 62 2 Brooke hammington Plateau 63 1 Sienna STEVENS Birchville 64 2 Gabriella Pene Plateau 65 2 JAX OSBOURNE Totara Park 66 1 Iridessa Jane Oxford 67 3 Sofia Baer St Josephs 68 2 Jeruselah Sumit Oxford 69 3 Wichman, Jahkirah Maoribank 70 3 Samantha Klee Plateau 71 2 Frankie Butler Plateau 72 3 Carmen Edassery St Josephs 72 1 Zoe Tice Oxford 73 3 Briar Tudor Plateau 74 3 Amber Hawken Fraser Crescent 75 2 ASHLEY GARTNER Totara Park 76 3 Allissa Wratt St Josephs 77 3 Love, Ilah Maoribank 79 Year 3 and Under Boys Year Name School Place 3 MAIKA ROBERTSON Totara Park 1 3 Alex Lister Oxford 2 3 Daniel Byrne Plateau 3 3 Zac Stemp Silverstream 4 3 Kieran Paling Silverstream 5 3 Lennox Johnson-Walker St Josephs 6 3 Zac Martin-Smith Pinehaven 7 2 Matthew Meiklejohn St Brendans 8 3 Samuel Timbs Upper Hutt 9 3 Lachie Finlay Pinehaven 10 3 Max Adams Silverstream 11 3 Jesse McPhee Upper Hutt 12 3 Henry Towersey Pinehaven 13 3 Reuben van der Venter Totara Park 14 2 Xavier Po Ching St Josephs 15 3 EJ Hall St Josephs 16 3 Alex Bouchereau Mangaroa 17 3 Reeco Johnson-Walker St Josephs 18 3 Hayden Carey Silverstream 19 1 Travis Welsh Oxford 20 3 James Wallace Trentham 21 2 Lee Luck Sok St Josephs 22 Jack Miller Pinehaven 23 3 Alex Raggett Trentham 24 3 Luke Pierce Mangaroa 25 3 Calvin Carson-Coughlan Silverstream 26 2 Samuel LINEHAN Birchville 27 3 Jesse Billington Pinehaven 28 3 Quinn Stelter Oxford 29 3 Thomas Lynch Mangaroa 30 3 Luke Dersely St Josephs 31 3 Mason Lane Fraser Crescent 32 2 Beau Harlen Upper Hutt 33 3 Daniel Manson Plateau 34 3 Roman Dakan Trentham 35 3 James Bosher Trentham 36 2 Thompson Surgey-Teer Trentham 37 3 Nathan Newson Plateau 38 3 Max O'Hara Trentham 39 2 Malachi Neho St Josephs 40 3 Jacob Grant Fraser Crescent 41 3 Ethan Foster Trentham 42 3 Jacob Tunley Silverstream 43 3 Troy Swales Silverstream 44 2 Simardeep Gill Trentham 45 2 Thomas Barton Pinehaven 46 3 Riyan Lala Silverstream 47 3 Ale McCaul Silverstream 48 3 Hillman-Hohua, Waka Maoribank 49 2 Aaron Few-Mackay Pinehaven 50 3 Zachary Robinson Silverstream 51 2 Milki Lemma St Josephs 52 3 South, Brooklyn Maoribank 53 2 THORNTON BAILEY Totara Park 54 2 Carlos Brickwood Trentham 55 Austin Shaw Totara Park 56 2 Nadar Dillon St Josephs 57 3 Ashton Hamilton Silverstream 58 3 Benjie Colbert Oxford 59 3 Oliver Flannigan Pinehaven 60 3 Tarn Kusabs Plateau 61 3 Maddox Karehana Upper Hutt 62 3 Dante REVILL Birchville 63 2 Joseph Perez St Josephs 64 2 Zachary Little Trentham 65 3 Brodie Maguren St Josephs 66 2 Elliot Kingsnorth Plateau 67 3 Max Steel-Baker Pinehaven 68 3 Wynton Morrell Mangaroa 69 2 Ryan APLIN Birchville 70 2 Wiremu Kale-Puru St Josephs 71 2 Leo Alcock Trentham 72 2 Jacob Johnson Oxford 73 2 Archie Martin Oxford 74 1 Briccaine FRANSEN Birchville 75 2 Christian Rogers St Josephs 76 2 ELI SOH Totara Park 77 Levi Plateau 78 2 Dustin McNeil Plateau 79 1 Alex Sheary Birchville 80 3 Dawson Hicks Upper Hutt 81 2 Leo Snow Plateau 82 2 Lucas Teddy Oxford 83 2 RYAN VAN DER VYVER Totara Park 84 2 Latta, Charlie Maoribank 85 3 Houston Awatere-Ripia Oxford 86 1 Kaitiaki MURRAY Birchville 87 2 Mitchel Wallace Oxford 88 2 Blake BAILEY Birchville 89 2 Matthew Sullivan Plateau 90 3 Flynn Betteridge Pinehaven 91 2 Ryan Bennett Trentham 92 1 Ryan Workman Oxford 93 Year 4 Girls Name School Place Madison Wos St Brendans 1 Zoe Hilton Pinehaven 2 Brianna Lamont Silverstream 3 CADHLA MCLAUGHLIN Totara Park 4 Sienna Kovacs Upper Hutt 5 Ella Smith Oxford 6 Grace Abbott Silverstream 7 Juno Schaer-Mills Silverstream 8 Chelsea Bennett St Josephs 9 Janneke Scrimgeour Silverstream 10 Ruby Flutey Trentham 11 CHLOEBAGNALL Totara Park 12 Milan Anderson Trentham 13 Isla Jeffrey Trentham 14 Amelie REID Birchville 15 Jamie Coombes Upper Hutt 16 Sophia Malcolm Pinehaven 17 JAYDE ASHTON Totara Park 18 Macie Donaldson Oxford 19 Lily Holcroft Silverstream 20 Willow Lockely Plateau 21 Amelie Denston St Brendans 22 Faith Burrell Fraser Crescent 23 Millicent Barns Silverstream 25 Charlee Campbell Trentham 25 Bella Coxson Oxford 26 Cleo Black Silverstream 27 Charlotte MEPHAM Birchville 28 Shanae Riley Trentham 29 Leah McGhie Priddle Plateau 30 Penny Gartner Totara Park 31 Holly Lewis Silverstream 32 Violet Medway-Grayson Silverstream 33 Marietta Geistmann Silverstream 34 Isabella Soh Totara Park 35 Kyra Waetford Trentham 36 Grace Hills St Brendans 37 Gemma FOX Birchville 38 Isabella Dixon Plateau 39 Amy Morrison Oxford 40 Lucy Kernohan Silverstream 41 Izzy Bailey St Josephs 42 Isabela McLean Silverstream 43 Nakshatra Arun Silverstream 44 Zoe O’Sullivan Silverstream 45 Roxy Chicoine St Josephs 46 Sophie Bin St Josephs 47 Nore-Grace, Kayleigh-Rose Maoribank 48 Darnika-Rose Bulloch-Morris Fraser Crescent 49 Year 4 Boys Name School Place Leith Wonnacott St Brendans 1 Grayson Harlen Upper Hutt 2 George Tait Silverstream 3 Jackson Donoghue Upper Hutt 4 Ryder Markov McCaffrey Plateau 5 Raymond-Riley O’Connor Trentham 6 Douglas Board Pinehaven 7 Jonny Wilson Silverstream 8 Max Gibson Mangaroa 9 Rosco Douglas Birchville 10 Thomas LINEHAN Birchville 11 Declan Gotlieb St Brendans 12 Joshua Beams Pinehaven 13 Liam Burns Silverstream 14 Ethan Caulsen Trentham 15 Lincoln O’Hagan Silverstream 16 Fynn Burns-Esam Silverstream 17 Ethan Kovacs Upper Hutt 18 Edward Lingard Upper Hutt 19 Aiden Ramakers Trentham 20 Bair Waldrom Plateau 21 Princeton Pere St Brendans 22 Jack Tily Upper Hutt 23 Corbyn Doile St Brendans 24 Jacob RICE Birchville 25 ANDREW LUCKMAN Totara Park 26 Max Webster Birchville 27 Noah King Trentham 28 Brayden Gemmell St Josephs 29 Hunter McNEIL Birchville 30 Hyugo Preston Mangaroa 30 Finley Robinson Plateau 31 Oscar Hunda St Josephs 32 Luke Philp Birchville 33 Bobby Young Trentham 34 Davie, Lucas Maoribank 35 Alex Richards Trentham 38 MAX CHEER Totara Park 39 Samuel Williams Silverstream 40 Colton Boardman Upper Hutt 41 Drake Ashworth Totara Park 42 CODY MASON Totara Park 43 Micah Berendsen St Brendans 44 Sam Pannu Trentham 45 Jayden Vibert Upper Hutt 46 Daniel Teing St Josephs 47 Alex Hannan St Josephs 48 Connor McGregor Mangaroa 49 Luca Verberne Silverstream 50 Kayden Godfrey St Josephs 51 James Mackie Plateau 52 Conor Sharkey St Brendans 53 JARED MORE Totara Park 54 Liam Durrant Upper Hutt 55 Aidan Fitzgerald St Josephs 56 Hendrix Butler Plateau 57 Leo Dennehy St Josephs 58 Rian Gerling St Brendans 59 Ben Walker Silverstream 60 Joshua Kitchen Silverstream 61 William Attewell Silverstream 62 Jacksyn Huntley Silverstream 63 Beau Gallagher Plateau 64 Nathan Travers St Josephs 65 Jamie Revell higgins Plateau 66 Xavier Smith Fraser Crescent 67 Zackary Keenan St Josephs 68 Maddox maxwell-Fawcett St Josephs 69 Ryan Teddy Oxford 70 Howat, Ollie Maoribank 71 Navjodh Kang Silverstream 72 Tennyson Jane Oxford 73 Tai Henare Plateau 73 Ash Adams St Josephs 74 Jayden Staunton Fraser Crescent 75 Noah Sadler St Josephs 76 Mason Renshaw St Josephs 77 Thomas Williams Oxford 78 Aryan Daryani St Josephs 79 Year 5 Girls Name School Place AMY SCOTT Totara Park 1 Katie Jordan St Brendans 2 Ayla Platt Silverstream 3 Georgia Byrne Silverstream 4 Leah Maud Silverstream 5 Savannah Allen Mangaroa 6 Sarah Reid Silverstream 7 Ruby Mcghie Upper Hutt 8 Tiana Betham St Brendans 9 Elisa Cordner Plateau 10 Ava Broome Silverstream 11 Alexa Shirley Oxford 12 Te Ana Waiariki Silverstream 13 Willow Elmiger St Josephs 14 Sera Muringathery St Brendans 15 Allysha Swan Plateau 16 Howat, Skylarose Maoribank 17 Mela Campbell Silverstream 18 JASMINE GARTNER Totara Park 19 Holly Nelson Silverstream 20 Scarlett Wilson Silverstream 21 Riley Nind Trentham 22 Olivia APLIN Birchville 23 Bella Bingham Upper Hutt 24 Riko Jacomb Upper Hutt 25 Olivia Lingard Upper Hutt 26 Megan
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