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2006 Tasmanian Secondary All Schools Cross Country Results Event 1 - U/20 Men – 8km 15 Lucy Ockenden Friends School 31:30 1 Ryan Foster Hutchins 27:33 16 Brittany Knee St Paricks College 31:41 2 Geoff Cassidy Launceston College 27:52 17 Kelsey Huener Launceston College 31:57 3 James Tunbridge Friends School 28:14 18 Emma Clayton Marist College 32:19 4 Edward Boucher Hobart College 30:16 19 Jenna Childs Scotch Oakburn 32:29 5 Jock Gunn Launceston Church 30:36 20 Hannah Snape Elizabeth College 32:49 6 Nick Andrewartha Hutchins 31:06 21 Greta McCarthy St Brendan-Shaw College 33:42 7 Sam Crosswell Hutchins 31:07 22 Madeline Bushby Scotch Oakburn 33:54 8 Nathan Earl Elizabeth College 31:12 23 Claire Butler Launceston Church 34:18 9 Jarrod Matthews St Paricks College 31:43 24 Catherine Sparrow Scotch Oakburn 34:49 10 Pat Hutton Friends School 32:01 25 Camilla Govier Scotch Oakburn 34:51 11 Hayman Hookway Launceston Church 32:08 26 Erin Lydon St Paricks College 37:30 12 Peter Frank Hutchins 32:13 27 Madelaine Symons St Paricks College 37:30 13 Bradley Gibbons St Paricks College 32:14 28 Danielle Niaura St Brendan-Shaw College 42:45 14 Matthew Donnauf Scotch Oakburn 32:44 29 Lucie Rundle St Brendan-Shaw College 42:46 15 Ben Hunn Friends School 32:45 30 Kirby Richards St Brendan-Shaw College 43:34 16 Robert Dixon – Douglas Scotch Oakburn 32:57 17 Nick Woodward Friends School 33:09 Event 3 – U/17 Men – 6km 18 Hamish Ostler Friends School 33:19 1 Josh Harris Brooks High 20:54 19 Tom Pedley Launceston Church 33:25 2 Nathan Morey St Virgils 21:58 20 Jonathan King Launceston Church 33:41 3 Alex Spinks Sacred Heart College 22:11 21 Rhys Harris Marist College 34:14 4 Trent Lowry St Brendan-Shaw College 22:14 22 Nick Saner St Brendan-Shaw College 34:40 5 Marcus Clarke Scotch Oakburn 22:18 23 Lachy Davey Scotch Oakburn 34:48 6 Jacob Glover Burnie High School 22:33 24 Phillip Hall St Brendan-Shaw College 35:00 7 Elliot Hayward – Batchelor Friends School 22:37 25 Chris Jones Scotch Oakburn 35:20 8 Jackson O'Brien Geilston Bay 22:45 26 Jason Walker St Paricks College 35:37 9 Paul Luttrell Bridgewater High 22:54 27 Hamish Scott St Brendan-Shaw College 36:21 10 Lewis Willing Dominic College 23:02 28 Nathan Baily Launceston Church 36:24 11 Daniel Appleby Clarence High 23:09 29 Levi Saunders Marist College 36:25 12 Andrew Hendry Riverside High School 23:13 30 Aled Vince Elizabeth College 36:42 13 Matthew Schenk St Virgils 23:23 31 Tim Gilham St Brendan-Shaw College 37:53 14 Patrick Watts Newtown High School 23:33 32 Nick Fenton Elizabeth College 37:59 15 Bart McCulloch Scotch Oakburn 23:42 33 Marlan Weitnaner Guilford Young College 40:29 16 Lochliann Flanagan Newtown High School 23:45 34 Leigh Kemp Claremont College 42:37 17 Callum Fagg Newtown High School 23:58 35 Zac O'Hara Hutchins 42:40 18 Josh Waldie Exeter High School 23:58 36 Cameron Day Claremont College 43:25 19 Tom Ritchie Friends School 24:08 37 Brodie Hyland Claremont College 44:16 20 Daniel Hutchison Wynyard High School 24:08 38 Geoff Crosswell Claremont College 44:17 21 Andrew Dolan St Brendan-Shaw College 24:11 22 Matt Smith Devonport High School 24:11 Event 2 – U/20 Women – 6km 23 Craig Hutchinson Marist College 24:15 1 Kim Dutkowski Elizabeth College 24:42 24 Doug Hagger Friends School 24:20 2 Emily Wallace Launceston Church 25:39 25 Glynn Bound Reece High School 24:22 3 Kirsten LeGrand Launceston College 25:46 26 Zak Burnett Geilston Bay 24:23 4 Melanie Daniels Claremont College 26:04 27 Josh Salter Burnie High School 24:26 5 Emma Gale Scotch Oakburn 28:01 28 Oliver Thomson Ulverstone High 24:31 6 Jessica Appleby Elizabeth College 28:16 29 Todd Moore Wynyard High School 24:33 7 Jessica Ireland Guilford Young 28:20 30 Sam Potter St Virgils 24:41 8 Ella Flecker Friends School 28:38 31 Dean Picone Clarence High 24:42 9 Jess Lyndon Friends School 28:42 32 Simon Wissmann Exeter High School 24:43 10 Stephanie Blyth Launceston Church 29:01 33 Clinton Morgan St Paricks College 24:46 11 Courtney Lockett Scotch Oakburn 29:33 34 Oliver Scott-Young Scotch Oakburn 24:47 12 Mary Hookway Launceston Church 30:17 35 Andrew Gaskell Clarence High 24:52 13 Grace Harris Marist College 30:43 36 James Faulkner Launceston Church 25:03 14 Lauren Beard Marist College 30:55 37 Jimmy Beaumont Riverside High School 25:05 2006 Tasmanian Secondary All Schools Cross Country Results 38 Ryan Treanor Mackillop College 25:06 94 Michael Graue Ulverstone High 31:19 39 Troy Spinks Port Dalrymple 25:07 95 Dave Maxwell Ulverstone High 31:19 40 Tim Lewinski St Virgils 25:07 96 Aaron Grubb Guilford Young College 32:08 41 Jeremy Williams St Virgils 25:09 97 Jesse Bunge Hilliard Christian School NT 42 Sam Mackey Geilston Bay 25:17 98 David Kearney Mackillop College NT 43 Hoby Bussey Deloraine High 25:19 44 Tom Rostron Launceston Church 25:20 Event 4 – U/14 Women – 3km 45 Nick Schmidt Launceston Church 25:21 1 Jillian Lyall Launceston Church 12:29 46 Gary Tello Sacred Heart College 25:21 2 Nina Khoury Ogilvie High School 12:39 47 Alex Downie Launceston Church 25:28 3 Lilly Stanesby Queechy High School 12:40 48 Thomas Coad Clarence High 25:31 4 Zoe Palmer Oatlands 13:02 49 James Dick Friends School 25:38 5 Sophi Bourke St Mary's District 13:04 50 David Robertson Burnie High School 25:44 6 Ella Fox Marist College 13:10 51 David Abbott Friends School 25:52 7 Stephanie Cox Marist College 13:10 52 James Callum Queechy High School 25:56 8 Deni Saunders Star Sea School 13:12 53 Alex Cook Clarence High 25:58 9 Ali Guy St Paricks College 13:25 54 Jason Coates Ulverstone High 26:00 10 Carmen Morse Latrobe High 13:32 55 Tom Zerna St Brendan-Shaw College 26:08 11 Hannah Geelan Scotch Oakburn 13:35 56 Scott Domauf Scotch Oakburn 26:19 12 Georgia McCormack St Brendan-Shaw College 13:35 57 Callum Davis St Paricks College 26:21 13 Lily Salter Ogilvie High School 13:36 58 Damien Radford Ulverstone High 26:26 14 Zoe Gee Marist College 13:38 59 George Foot Scotch Oakburn 26:33 15 Isabelle O'Conor Ogilvie High School 13:38 60 Thomas Russell Marist College 26:34 16 Elise Wright St Mary's District 13:47 61 Liam Fox Riverside High School 26:37 17 Amelia Towns St Paricks College 13:49 62 Scott Gates Leighlands Christian 26:47 18 Rebecca Phillips Scotch Oakburn 14:00 63 Alex Rice Sacred Heart College 26:50 19 Hollie Coleman St Mary's College 14:03 64 Kurt De-Jong Hutchins 26:51 20 Melanie Flanagan St Mary's College 14:04 65 Jake King St Virgils 27:00 21 Adriana Gough St Paricks College 14:05 66 Alastair Triffitt Kingston High School 27:01 22 Erin Howells St Brendan-Shaw College 14:12 67 Patrick Bigg St Virgils 27:16 23 Danielle Cresswell Launceston Church 14:15 68 Cabe Mackenzie Leighlands Christian 27:21 24 Madeline Kilpatrick Mt Carmel College 14:15 69 Paul Scicluna Leighlands Christian 27:22 25 Sacha Rose Friends School 14:16 70 Shane Hall Kingston High School 27:26 26 Caitlin Lucas Marist College 14:27 71 Nick Tinning Mackillop College 27:34 27 Heather McGushin Mountain Heights 14:29 72 James Galloway Leighlands Christian 27:43 28 Millie Chapman St Paricks College 14:34 73 Ryan Sullivan St Virgils 27:44 29 Rose Croft Launceston Church 14:36 74 Tim Cover Launceston Church 27:54 30 Ashley Collis Ogilvie High School 14:36 75 Jesse Barnes Marist College 27:55 31 Kelly Johnstone Burnie High School 14:37 76 Kade Seaman Burnie High School 28:06 32 Lucy Baines Geilston Bay 14:38 77 Timothy Close Queechy High School 28:09 33 Natasha Broening Kingston High School 14:40 78 Brenton Worth St Paricks College 28:22 34 Annaliese Peck St Paricks College 14:48 79 Carlo Tedeschi St Paricks College 28:23 35 Sarah Lock Friends School 14:49 80 Trent Gutteridge St Paricks College 28:26 36 Ellie Hickey Ogilvie High School 14:52 81 Patrick Lawrence St Paricks College 28:27 37 Sarah Cowgill Marist College 14:55 82 Rowan Harvey St Brendan-Shaw College 28:27 38 Georga Rogerson Mackillop College 15:01 83 Brodie Johnstone Burnie High School 28:35 39 Caitlin Jennings Sacred Heart 15:02 84 Angus Peltzer Scotch Oakburn 28:44 40 Madeline Carter Riverside High School 15:03 85 Nathan Norman Hilliard Christian School 28:48 41 Courtney Reed Riverside High School 15:03 86 Alex Holmes Mackillop College 29:00 42 Emily Hill Mackillop College 15:04 87 Alex Viney Hutchins 29:00 43 Abbie-Rose Imlach St Brendan-Shaw College 15:04 88 Garry Hamilton Marist College 29:00 44 Meg Willes Riverside High School 15:05 89 Danny Pulbrook Hilliard Christian School 29:01 45 Claire Fairbrother Marist College 15:06 90 Alastair Glass Hutchins 29:02 46 Cinnamon Smith Exeter High School 15:08 91 George Higgins Oatlands 29:05 47 Tayla Chilcott Reece High School 15:08 92 Ben Kanizay Mackillop College 29:28 48 Danielle Hooper Reece High School 15:10 93 Tom Nesbitt Hutchins 30:43 2006 Tasmanian Secondary All Schools Cross Country Results 49 Allice Croft Scotch Oakburn 15:11 2 James Hansen Riverside Primary 11:53 50 India Bellamy Scotch Oakburn 15:14 3 Jake Morrison Newtown High School 11:54 51 Georgia Pennicott Oatlands 15:15 4 Clive Reeieie Kingston High School 11:56 52 Erica Rosetto Scotch Oakburn 15:16 5 Tim Reid Sacred Heart College 11:58 53 Michelle Cronly Exeter High School 15:22 6 Thomas Bilson Taroona High School 12:01 54 Amy Green Kingston High School 15:23 7 Sam Rice Burnie High School 12:08 55 Amy-Rose Langmaid St Brendan-Shaw College 15:24 8 Tom Goddard Scotch Oakburn 12:21 56 Shona Peddell Mackillop College 15:25 9 Brode Knee Scotch Oakburn 12:31 57 Jocelyn Burnett Mackillop College 15:26 10 Sean Redpath Wynyard High School 12:35 58 Jarran Rowley Ogilvie High School 15:30 11 Hayden Thors Geilston
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