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AUGUST 29, 2020 CKC COAST to COAST to COAST PADDLE CHALLENGE RICHMOND HILL CANOE CLUB Grp Discipline Time NAME Club Age Lane Place 200 - TIME DELTA AUGUST 29, 2020 CKC COAST TO COAST TO COAST PADDLE CHALLENGE RICHMOND HILL CANOE CLUB Grp Discipline Time NAME Club Age Lane Place 200 - TIME DELTA Race 1a 1 MK 07:30 Eric Ellery BBCC SR 1 1 00:33.04 00:00.00 Alex Ivanov RHCC SR 2 2 00:33.79 00:00.75 Lucas Stein BBCC U18 3 3 00:34.73 00:01.69 Noah Jonsson BBCC U18 4 4 00:38.31 00:05.27 Race 1b 1 07:34 Brendan Rogers RHCC SR 5 1 00:37.81 00:00.00 Kyle Jackson BBCC U18 6 2 00:39.93 00:02.12 Konrad Gortat BBCC U18 8 3 00:41.03 00:03.22 William McMahon BBCC U18 7 4 00:42.35 00:04.54 Race 2a 2 WK 07:38 Brooklyn Wodehouse RHCC SR 3 1 00:40.14 00:00.00 Hayley Plante BBCC SR 1 2 00:42.25 00:02.11 GEN L'ABBE RHCC SR 6 3 00:43.76 00:03.62 Emma Zoldy RHCC SR 7 4 00:44.51 00:04.37 Race 2b 2 07:42 Sam Sula BBCC SR 2 1 00:41.53 00:00.00 Katy Stewart RHCC U18 5 2 00:43.48 00:01.95 Angelina Davidson RHCC U18 8 3 00:44.18 00:02.65 Sam Stein BBCC SR 4 4 00:44.47 00:02.94 500 only Stephanie Draycott BBCC U18 9 dns Race 3 3 MK 07:46 Brett Jackson BBCC U16 1 1 00:42.68 00:00.00 Adam Jonsson BBCC U16 2 2 00:43.23 00:00.55 Finn P-C RHCC U16 3 3 00:45.05 00:02.37 Liam Bodley BBCC U16 6 4 00:46.54 00:03.86 Kai Ullock BBCC U16 4 5 00:48.20 00:05.52 Liam Dinn BBCC U16 5 6 00:48.57 00:05.89 Para Stefan Samoila BBCC Master 8 7 00:48.80 00:06.12 Jack Meikle BBCC U16 7 8 00:50.50 00:07.82 PARA Miquel Garcia Sanchez BBCC Para 9 9 00:56.41 00:13.73 Race 4 4 WK/MC 07:50 Bridgit Wodehouse RHCC U16 1 1 00:43.52 00:00.00 Stephanie Draycott BBCC U18 2 2 00:45.05 00:01.53 Konrad Morawski RHCC U16 4 3 00:46.65 00:03.13 Sidney Doidge BBCC U16 3 4 00:47.20 00:03.68 Master MC Vlad RHCC Master 6 5 00:49.21 00:05.69 Para Erica Scarf MCC Para 9 6 00:50.03 00:06.51 Para Andrea Nelson BBCC Master 8 7 00:51.91 00:08.39 Master MC Chris Helyar BBCC Master 100+ 7 8 00:52.32 00:08.80 Natalie Smith BBCC SR 5 9 00:54.62 00:11.10 Race 5 5 Master MK 07:54 Brett Stein BBCC Master 1 1 00:42.84 00:00.00 Shawn Dinn BBCC Master 2 2 00:47.92 00:05.08 Mark Nemec RHCC Master 4 3 00:48.50 00:05.66 Ram RHCC Master 5 4 00:50.87 00:08.03 Ed Bodley BBCC Master 7 5 01:07.98 00:25.14 Dave Moore BBCC Master 3 6 dnf Borisse Prochounine RHCC Master 6 dns Race 6 6 Master WK 07:58 Julie Ban RHCC Master 4 1 00:58.67 00:00.00 Mary Chambers RHCC Master 5 2 00:59.70 00:01.03 Viktoria Jackson BBCC Master 3 3 01:02.08 00:03.41 Noreen Milne RHCC Master 6 4 01:10.75 00:12.08 Anne Collins RHCC Master 7 5 dnf Ellen Furguson BBCC Master 1 dns Tara Zwolinski BBCC Master 2 dns 7 Race 7 08:02 Para 200 only Stefan Samoila BBCC Master 1 1 00:47.27 00:00.00 Para 200 only Erica Scarf MCC Para 2 2 00:47.50 00:00.23 Para Andrea Nelson BBCC Master 3 3 00:50.47 00:03.20 W C1 Grace Tsasoudsidis RHCC Sr 6 4 01:12.21 00:24.94 Para Miquel Garcia Sanchez BBCC Para 4 5 01:17.02 00:29.75 Master WC1 Andrea Stoddart BBCC Master 5 dns AUGUST 29, 2020 CKC COAST TO COAST TO COAST PADDLE CHALLENGE RICHMOND HILL CANOE CLUB Grp Discipline Time NAME Club Age Lane Place 500 - TIME DELTA Race 8 1 MK 08:15 Eric Ellery BBCC SR 1 1 00:00.00 Alex Ivanov RHCC SR 2 2 00:00.00 Lucas Stein BBCC U18 3 3 00:00.00 Noah Jonsson BBCC U18 4 4 00:00.00 Brendan Rogers RHCC SR 5 5 00:00.00 Kyle Jackson BBCC U18 6 6 00:00.00 Konrad Gortat BBCC U18 8 7 00:00.00 William McMahon BBCC U18 7 8 00:00.00 Race 9 2 WK 08:20 Hayley Plante BBCC SR 1 1 01:48.11 00:00.00 Brooklyn Wodehouse RHCC SR 3 2 01:49.70 00:01.59 Sam Sula BBCC SR 2 3 01:50.56 00:02.45 GEN L'ABBE RHCC SR 6 4 01:53.23 00:05.12 Katy Stewart RHCC U18 5 5 01:53.73 00:05.62 Sam Stein BBCC SR 4 6 01:55.36 00:07.25 Emma Zoldy RHCC SR 7 7 01:56.77 00:08.66 Angelina Davidson RHCC U18 8 8 01:59.70 00:11.59 500 only Stephanie Draycott BBCC U18 9 9 02:00.14 00:12.03 Race 10 3 MK 08:25 Brett Jackson BBCC U16 1 1 01:55.57 00:00.00 Adam Jonsson BBCC U16 2 2 01:56.79 00:01.22 Finn P-C RHCC U16 3 3 02:05.31 00:09.74 Liam Bodley BBCC U16 6 4 02:07.05 00:11.48 Liam Dinn BBCC U16 5 5 02:09.72 00:14.15 Kai Ullock BBCC U16 4 6 02:10.55 00:14.98 Jack Meikle BBCC U16 7 7 02:14.58 00:19.01 PARA Stefan Samoila BBCC Master 8 8 02:24.47 00:28.90 Para Miquel Garcia Sanchez BBCC Para 9 9 03:34.32 01:38.75 Race 11 4 WK/MC 08:30 Bridgit Wodehouse RHCC U16 1 1 02:01.56 00:00.00 Sidney Doidge BBCC U16 3 2 02:03.44 00:01.88 Konrad Morawski RHCC U16 4 3 02:08.25 00:06.69 Master MC Vlad RHCC Master 6 4 02:12.31 00:10.75 Natalie Smith BBCC SR 5 5 02:20.40 00:18.84 Para Erica Scarf MCC Para 9 6 02:21.10 00:19.54 Para Andrea Nelson BBCC Master 8 7 02:28.63 00:27.07 Master MC Chris Helyar BBCC Master 100+ 7 8 02:34.05 00:32.49 Stephanie Draycott BBCC U18 2 dns Race 12 5 Master MK 08:35 Brett Stein BBCC Master 1 1 01:53.75 00:00.00 Dave Moore BBCC Master 3 2 01:54.78 00:01.03 Shawn Dinn BBCC Master 2 3 02:02.91 00:09.16 Mark Nemec RHCC Master 4 4 02:15.44 00:21.69 Borisse Prochounine RHCC Master 6 5 02:22.55 00:28.80 Ram RHCC Master 5 6 02:38.72 Ed Bodley BBCC Master 7 7 02:54.96 Race 13 6 Master WK 08:40 Julie Ban RHCC Master 4 1 00:00.00 Mary Chambers RHCC Master 5 2 00:00.00 Anne Collins RHCC Master 7 3 00:00.00 Viktoria Jackson BBCC Master 3 4 00:00.00 Noreen Milne RHCC Master 6 5 00:00.00 W C1 Grace Tsasoudsidis RHCC Sr 6 6 00:00.00 Ellen Furguson BBCC Master 1 dns Tara Zwolinski BBCC Master 2 dns 7 Race 14 08:50 Para 200 only Stefan Samoila BBCC Master 1 dns Para 200 only Erica Scarf MCC Para 2 dns Para Andrea Nelson BBCC Master 3 dns Para Miquel Garcia Sanchez BBCC Para 4 dns Master WC1 Andrea Stoddart BBCC Master 5 dns AUGUST 29, 2020 CKC COAST TO COAST TO COAST PADDLE CHALLENGE RICHMOND HILL CANOE CLUB Grp Discipline Time NAME Club Age Lane Place 1000 - TIME DELTA Race 15 1 MK 09:30 Eric Ellery BBCC SR 1 1 03:34.24 00:00.00 Alex Ivanov RHCC SR 2 2 03:38.03 00:03.79 Lucas Stein BBCC U18 3 3 03:43.96 00:09.72 Noah Jonsson BBCC U18 4 4 03:48.27 00:14.03 Kyle Jackson BBCC U18 6 5 03:54.17 00:19.93 Konrad Gortat BBCC U18 8 6 03:55.05 00:20.81 William McMahon BBCC U18 7 7 03:55.54 00:21.30 Brendan Rogers RHCC SR 5 8 04:12.13 00:37.89 Race 16 2 WK 09:35 Hayley Plante BBCC SR 1 1 04:00.68 00:00.00 Sam Sula BBCC SR 2 2 04:02.44 00:01.76 Katy Stewart RHCC U18 5 3 04:09.14 00:08.46 Sam Stein BBCC SR 4 4 04:10.64 00:09.96 Brooklyn Wodehouse RHCC SR 3 5 04:13.22 00:12.54 GEN L'ABBE RHCC SR 6 6 04:15.35 00:14.67 Emma Zoldy RHCC SR 7 7 04:21.07 00:20.39 Angelina Davidson RHCC U18 8 dns 500 only Stephanie Draycott BBCC U18 9 dns Race 17 3 MK 09:40 Adam Jonsson BBCC U16 2 1 04:14.09 00:00.00 Brett Jackson BBCC U16 1 2 04:17.28 00:03.19 Finn P-C RHCC U16 3 3 04:31.62 00:17.53 Liam Bodley BBCC U16 6 4 04:32.65 00:18.56 Liam Dinn BBCC U16 5 5 04:36.08 00:21.99 Jack Meikle BBCC U16 7 6 04:41.51 00:27.42 Kai Ullock BBCC U16 4 7 04:56.93 00:42.84 Para Stefan Samoila BBCC Master 8 dns PARA Miquel Garcia Sanchez BBCC Para 9 dns Race 18 4A WK 09:45 Stephanie Draycott BBCC U18 2 1 04:23.92 00:00.00 Angelina Davidson RHCC U18 8 2 04:32.80 00:08.88 Bridgit Wodehouse RHCC U16 1 3 04:33.14 00:09.22 Konrad Morawski RHCC U16 4 4 04:35.01 00:11.09 Sidney Doidge BBCC U16 3 5 04:35.31 00:11.39 Natalie Smith BBCC SR 5 6 05:08.25 00:44.33 Race 19 4B Master MC 09:50 Vlad RHCC Master 6 1 04:51.14 00:27.22 Para Erica Scarf MCC Para 9 2 04:54.28 00:30.36 Master MC Chris Helyar BBCC Master 100+ 7 3 04:58.84 00:34.92 Race 20 5 Master MK 09:55 Brett Stein BBCC Master 1 1 04:12.40 00:00.00 Dave Moore BBCC Master 3 2 04:14.09 00:01.69 Shawn Dinn BBCC Master 2 3 04:20.28 00:07.88 Mark Nemec RHCC Master 4 4 04:53.67 00:41.27 Borisse Prochounine RHCC Master 8 5 05:01.26 00:48.86 Ram RHCC Master 5 6 05:14.82 01:02.42 Ed Bodley BBCC Master 7 7 06:05.21 01:52.81 Race 21 6 Master WK 10:00 Mary Chambers RHCC Master 5 1 05:13.16 00:00.00 Julie Ban RHCC Master 4 2 05:13.39 00:00.23 Anne Collins RHCC Master 7 3 05:34.15 00:20.99 Viktoria Jackson BBCC Master 3 4 05:39.42 00:26.26 Noreen Milne RHCC Master 6 5 05:44.43 00:31.27 W C1 Grace Tsasoudsidis RHCC Sr 6 6 07:46.25 02:33.09 Ellen Furguson BBCC Master 1 dns Tara Zwolinski BBCC Master 2 dns 7 08:02 Para 200 only Stefan Samoila BBCC Master 1 dns Para 200 only Erica Scarf MCC Para 2 dns Para Andrea Nelson BBCC Master 3 dns Para Miquel Garcia Sanchez BBCC Para 4 dns Master WC1 Andrea Stoddart BBCC Master 5 dns AUGUST 29, 2020 CKC COAST TO COAST TO COAST PADDLE CHALLENGE RICHMOND HILL CANOE CLUB Grp Discipline Time NAME Club Age Lane Place 5000 - TIME DELTA Race 22 1 MK 11:00 Eric Ellery BBCC SR 1 1 22:24.73 00:00.00 Noah Jonsson BBCC U18 4 2 22:26.54 00:01.81 Lucas Stein BBCC U18 3 3 22:58.45 00:33.72 Kyle Jackson BBCC U18 6 4 23:23.15 00:58.42 Konrad Gortat BBCC U18 8 5 23:25.24 00:00.00 William McMahon BBCC U18 7 6 23:47.94 00:22.70 Brendan Rogers RHCC SR 5 7 24:54.66 01:29.42 Alex Ivanov RHCC SR 2 8 24:56.28 01:31.04 Race 22 2 WK 11:00 Hayley Plante BBCC SR 1 1 23:24.89 00:00.00 Sam Sula BBCC SR 2 2 23:25.00 00:00.11 Katy Stewart RHCC U18 5 3 24:55.50 01:30.61 Sam Stein BBCC SR 4 4 24:57.00 01:32.11 Brooklyn Wodehouse RHCC SR 3 5 25:56.83 00:00.00 Emma Zoldy RHCC SR 7 6 25:57.64 00:00.81 GEN L'ABBE RHCC SR 6 7 25:58.31 00:01.48 Angelina Davidson RHCC U18 8 dns Race 23 3 MK 11:02 Brett Jackson BBCC U16 1 1 25:58.19 00:00.00 Adam Jonsson BBCC U16 2 2 26:07.84 00:09.65 Finn P-C RHCC U16 3 3 26:19.59 00:21.40 Liam Dinn BBCC U16 5 4 27:34.52 01:36.33 Jack Meikle BBCC U16 7 5 28:33.17 02:34.98 Kai Ullock BBCC U16 4 6 28:50.83 02:52.64 Liam Bodley BBCC U16 6 7 28:59.84 03:01.65 Race 4 4 WK/MC 07:50 Bridgit Wodehouse RHCC U16 1 1 26:14.44 00:00.00 Sidney Doidge BBCC U16 3 2 26:36.60 00:22.16 Stephanie Draycott BBCC U18 2 3 26:37.13 00:22.69 Konrad Morawski RHCC U16 4 4 27:34.73 01:20.29
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