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Crystal Reports Activex Designer 13/09/2014 Page 1 of 6 2014 McGill Open Saturday September 13, 2014 13/09/2014 - 13/09/2014 Mount Royal Park, Montreal QC Event # 1 WOMENS 4K Run START @ 10:30am COURSE RECORD:Jodie Schoppmann SUNY Postdam 13:57.00 17Sep05 PLACE TEAM POINTS SCORERS DISPLACERS 1 WESTERN MUSTANGS 33 1-5-7-8-12 13-21 2 LAVAL ROUGE ET OR 72 4-10-11-22-25 56 3 MCGILL 74 2-6-15-16-35 36-37 4 QUEEN'S GAELS 122 14-23-26-28-31 39-40 5 SHERBROOKE VERT & OR 135 18-24-27-32-34 42-49 6 CLUB UDEM 207 17-38-44-47-61 66-77 7 HUMBER 212 3-43-45-54-67 78-87 8 MCGILL OLYMPIC CLUB 248 9-46-60-64-69 74-76 9 MONTMORENCY 285 41-52-53-55-84 86-88 10 CONCORDIA STINGERS 331 20-62-71-83-95 99-101 11 MAISONNEUVE 347 29-50-65-100-103 113-133 12 LIONEL-GROULX 355 30-57-72-79-117 121-142 13 UQAM CITADINS 374 19-70-89-90-106 110-124 14 NIPISSING LAKERS 401 63-73-80-81-104 107-112 15 NORWICH UNIVERSITY 403 58-59-91-97-98 108-116 16 UQTR PATRIOTES 405 48-68-85-93-111 17 UQAC INUK 497 82-94-102-105-114 115-118 18 CHAMPLAIN ST-LAMBERT 505 33-96-123-125-128 130-135 19 AHUNTSIC 562 51-75-143-146-147 148-151 20 JOHN ABBOTT 579 92-109-120-122-136 138-139 21 ÉDOUARD MONTPETIT 653 127-129-131-132-134 137-140 22 VIEUX MONTRÉAL 675 119-126-141-144-145 149-150 OVERALL SCORE BIB PLACE PLACE PLACE NUM NAME AGEGRADE TEAM ON TEAM TIME 1 1 582 Amanda TrueloveE5 WESTERN MUSTANGS1 14:27 2 632 Joanie Roy MONTREAL CARABINS1 14:41 3 2 336 Melanie MyrandE3 MCGILL 1 14:52 4 3 197 Lindsay WebsterJR HUMBER 1 14:58 5 4 271 Marguerite Plante-DubéE3 LAVAL ROUGE ET OR1 14:58 6 5 572 Melissa CarusoE4 WESTERN MUSTANGS2 15:00 7 6 333 Jullien FlynnE3 MCGILL 2 15:02 8 7 581 Bridget PykeE4 WESTERN MUSTANGS3 15:06 9 8 578 Stephanie MacNeillE5 WESTERN MUSTANGS4 15:06 10 9 359 Jessica PorfilioXX MCGILL OLYMPIC CLUB1 15:16 11 10 266 Francesca BernatchezR LAVAL ROUGE ET OR2 15:24 12 11 267 Laurence CôtéE5 LAVAL ROUGE ET OR3 15:27 13 12 583 Jessica WhiteE3 WESTERN MUSTANGS5 15:28 14 13 579 Ainsley NantesE3 WESTERN MUSTANGS6 15:28 15 14 448 Shannen MurrayE2 QUEEN'S GAELS1 15:29 16 640 Caroline St.-Pierre LAVAL CLUB1 15:32 17 15 329 Evelyn AndersonE3 MCGILL 3 15:32 18 16 334 Georgia HamiltonR MCGILL 4 15:34 Easy Meet Manager, www.goeasyware.com 13/09/2014 Page 2 of 6 2014 McGill Open Saturday September 13, 2014 13/09/2014 - 13/09/2014 Mount Royal Park, Montreal QC 19 17 82 Rébecca BeaumontSR CLUB UDEM1 15:38 20 18 477 Gabrielle LebelE3 SHERBROOKE VERT & OR1 15:39 21 19 531 Marie-Syrine DaigneaultE2 UQAM CITADINS1 15:40 22 20 141 Valerie Sicard ThibodeauE3 CONCORDIA STINGERS1 15:41 23 21 576 Julie HambletonE5 WESTERN MUSTANGS7 15:43 24 577 Katherine LampardE2 WESTERN MUSTANGS8 15:44 25 22 270 Jeanne MercierE2 LAVAL ROUGE ET OR4 15:45 26 574 Sarah EmilioE3 WESTERN MUSTANGS9 15:48 27 23 447 Lindsay KaryE1 QUEEN'S GAELS2 15:52 28 24 475 Gabrielle DesharnaisR SHERBROOKE VERT & OR2 15:53 29 25 269 Mariana LongpréR LAVAL ROUGE ET OR5 15:53 30 465 Camille BrissonXX SAINT LAURENT CEGEP1 15:55 31 26 453 Sasha ZarnkeR QUEEN'S GAELS3 15:57 32 27 474 Laura Emilie CyrE4 SHERBROOKE VERT & OR3 15:57 33 28 449 Emma PlaterE1 QUEEN'S GAELS4 16:02 34 580 Stephanie NevisonE3 WESTERN MUSTANGS10 16:06 35 29 299 Isabella Barreto Côté1 MAISONNEUVE1 16:09 36 575 Mariel FluttertE2 WESTERN MUSTANGS11 16:11 37 30 278 Karine BeaudetXX LIONEL-GROULX1 16:13 38 31 445 Bianca Chelu-PenalaganE1 QUEEN'S GAELS5 16:13 39 32 Élisabeth BoutinXX ANDRÉ-LAURENDEAU1 16:14 40 32 476 Evelyne LacroixE2 SHERBROOKE VERT & OR4 16:15 41 33 62 Celine MarksXX CHAMPLAIN ST-LAMBERT1 16:17 42 34 473 Maite BouchardR SHERBROOKE VERT & OR5 16:18 43 35 331 Chantal BourassaE2 MCGILL 5 16:19 44 36 338 Erin RiversE2 MCGILL 6 16:19 45 37 337 Mikhaela NeelinR MCGILL 7 16:21 46 38 84 Jasmine CanseSR CLUB UDEM2 16:21 47 39 446 Stephaney DaleyE1 QUEEN'S GAELS6 16:24 48 180 Lauriane Lépine10 FLEUR DE LYS1 16:25 49 626 Anne-Sophie Chalifoux REGINA ASSUMPTA1 16:26 50 40 451 Alanna ShearmanR QUEEN'S GAELS7 16:26 51 41 384 Marie-Ève GollainXX MONTMORENCY1 16:27 52 42 479 Gabrielle RichardR SHERBROOKE VERT & OR6 16:30 53 43 193 Ivon JaimesFR HUMBER 2 16:32 54 44 98 Marianne LeclercSR CLUB UDEM3 16:33 55 45 195 Coby PhillipsSO HUMBER 3 16:35 56 46 353 Linda DumaloXX MCGILL OLYMPIC CLUB2 16:40 57 452 Morgan WilliamsE1 QUEEN'S GAELS8 16:41 58 450 Maggie ScheunertR QUEEN'S GAELS9 16:46 59 47 97 Marie LebouthillerSR CLUB UDEM4 16:48 60 332 Leah DemarestE2 MCGILL 8 16:52 61 48 551 Stéphanie MatteauE1 UQTR PATRIOTES1 16:53 62 49 484 Madeleine VilleneuveE2 SHERBROOKE VERT & OR7 16:53 63 50 304 Jeanne Larichelière-Banken1 MAISONNEUVE2 16:55 64 629 Nolwen Martin Creach UNATTACHED 16:56 65 51 14 Danoe TanguayXX AHUNTSIC1 16:57 66 52 390 Marie-Anne MichelXX MONTMORENCY2 16:58 67 53 379 Anne ChampagneXX MONTMORENCY3 16:59 68 54 198 Katherine WhiteJR HUMBER 4 17:00 69 55 385 Noémie GravelXX MONTMORENCY4 17:02 70 56 268 Marie-Claude CyrE2 LAVAL ROUGE ET OR6 17:04 Easy Meet Manager, www.goeasyware.com 13/09/2014 Page 3 of 6 2014 McGill Open Saturday September 13, 2014 13/09/2014 - 13/09/2014 Mount Royal Park, Montreal QC 71 57 281 Frederique Cyr-DeschênesXX LIONEL-GROULX2 17:05 72 58 419 Melissa HangoFR NORWICH UNIVERSITY1 17:07 73 59 424 Haddie LaryFR NORWICH UNIVERSITY2 17:07 74 252 Catherine ComtoisXX LANAUDIERE AJOLIETTE1 17:09 75 625 Andreea Tanase REGINA ASSUMPTA2 17:16 76 60 352 Erin BerryXX MCGILL OLYMPIC CLUB3 17:16 77 61 94 Audrey LapriseSR CLUB UDEM5 17:17 78 62 134 Kasumi FujitaE1 CONCORDIA STINGERS2 17:18 79 63 410 Jessica MazonelloR NIPISSING LAKERS1 17:20 80 64 363 Brenna WalshXX MCGILL OLYMPIC CLUB4 17:21 81 65 297 Murielle Aglot1 MAISONNEUVE3 17:22 82 66 89 Camille DoucetSR CLUB UDEM6 17:23 83 67 196 Richelle RamirezSO HUMBER 5 17:24 84 482 Marie-Danielle SynnettE2 SHERBROOKE VERT & OR8 17:26 85 34 Claudelle Prévost CormierXX ANDRÉ-LAURENDEAU2 17:34 86 68 550 Marie-Ève DufourR UQTR PATRIOTES2 17:35 87 69 354 Marie HainesXX MCGILL OLYMPIC CLUB5 17:36 88 70 534 Stéphanie GirouxE3 UQAM CITADINS2 17:38 89 71 133 Eden FrostR CONCORDIA STINGERS3 17:42 90 72 289 Camille RiopelXX LIONEL-GROULX3 17:42 91 73 409 Stephanie LeggatE4 NIPISSING LAKERS2 17:42 92 74 358 Gina Pinsonnault-BilodeauXX MCGILL OLYMPIC CLUB6 17:44 93 75 9 Camille NormandinXX AHUNTSIC2 17:45 94 76 360 Madeline RobertsXX MCGILL OLYMPIC CLUB7 17:45 95 77 86 Audrey ColleretteSR CLUB UDEM7 17:45 96 78 191 Claire BrownJR HUMBER 6 17:46 97 79 284 Chloé GregoireXX LIONEL-GROULX4 17:46 98 46 Stéphanie RoyXX CEGEP TERREBONNE1 17:47 99 80 407 Jessica DemersE2 NIPISSING LAKERS3 17:48 100 81 408 Katie KozubE2 NIPISSING LAKERS4 17:50 101 92 Valérie GagnéSR CLUB UDEM8 17:53 102 82 506 Joelle Hebert1 UQAC INUK1 17:54 103 83 138 Victoria Nicola SaboR CONCORDIA STINGERS4 17:55 104 84 382 Chloé EmondXX MONTMORENCY5 18:00 105 85 548 Sarah-Maude BraconnierE2 UQTR PATRIOTES3 18:01 106 85 Béatrice ChapdelaineSR CLUB UDEM9 18:01 107 86 378 Lalique BrowneXX MONTMORENCY6 18:06 108 87 194 Darian LimbJR HUMBER 7 18:07 109 192 Marcia CoelhoFR HUMBER 8 18:08 110 88 381 Caroline CorriveauXX MONTMORENCY7 18:10 111 89 536 Victoria Lefebvre-ChartrandR UQAM CITADINS3 18:15 112 90 538 Alexandra Tavares-LemayE2 UQAM CITADINS4 18:17 113 91 427 Angelica SposatoJR NORWICH UNIVERSITY3 18:17 114 92 228 Alexandra GentileXX JOHN ABBOTT1 18:19 115 93 552 Marie-Chloe TessierE2 UQTR PATRIOTES4 18:19 116 94 500 Laura BedardR UQAC INUK2 18:21 117 95 135 Stephanie LavigneE2 CONCORDIA STINGERS5 18:23 118 96 67 Kendra Warnock-JuteauXX CHAMPLAIN ST-LAMBERT2 18:23 119 97 422 Taylor KacurSR NORWICH UNIVERSITY4 18:24 120 98 430 Cassidy ValinskiSO NORWICH UNIVERSITY5 18:25 121 45 Cinthya MongeauXX CEGEP TERREBONNE2 18:28 Easy Meet Manager, www.goeasyware.com 13/09/2014 Page 4 of 6 2014 McGill Open Saturday September 13, 2014 13/09/2014 - 13/09/2014 Mount Royal Park, Montreal QC 122 99 131 Flora BoishardyE1 CONCORDIA STINGERS6 18:33 123 100 300 Caroline Bergeron-Parent1 MAISONNEUVE4 18:33 124 101 132 Laetitia Dandavino-TardifE1 CONCORDIA STINGERS7 18:34 125 355 Isobel HayneXX MCGILL OLYMPIC CLUB8 18:34 126 102 511 Maelle SurprenantR UQAC INUK3 18:35 127 103 301 Gabrielle Champigny1 MAISONNEUVE5 18:35 128 357 Katie McgreerXX MCGILL OLYMPIC CLUB9 18:36 129 104 405 Lynsey BialkowskiE4 NIPISSING LAKERS5 18:37 130 105 504 Gabrielle DallaireR UQAC INUK4 18:37 131 106 532 Sarah David-RielE2 UQAM CITADINS5 18:38 132 107 406 Stephanie BolandE1 NIPISSING LAKERS6 18:39 133 88 Maya De BackerSR CLUB UDEM10 18:41 134 108 429 Maria TrejoFR NORWICH UNIVERSITY6 18:43 135 253 Laurence DaigleXX LANAUDIERE AJOLIETTE2 18:43 136 109 236 Elena SavidgeXX JOHN ABBOTT2 18:45 137 110 535 Adèle LaplanteR UQAM CITADINS6 18:47 138 93 catherine GiassonSR CLUB UDEM11 18:47 139 111 547 Cynthia BeaulieuE2 UQTR PATRIOTES5 18:50 140 112 404 Sarah ArendtR NIPISSING LAKERS7 18:52 141 113 308 Héloïse Souric1 MAISONNEUVE6 18:52 142 114 505 Valerie FleuretR UQAC INUK5 18:56 143 115 502 Morneau Carol-AnnR UQAC INUK6 18:57 144 116 420 Meredith HinzSR NORWICH UNIVERSITY7 18:58 145 117 283 Béatrice GirouxXX LIONEL-GROULX5 19:01 146 99 Mélissa MarienSR CLUB UDEM12 19:02 147 118 507 Maika LeclercR UQAC INUK7 19:02 148 209 Sarah BaakliniXX JEAN DE BRÉBEUF1 19:02 149 119 599 Annabelle Morgan-TrudelXX VIEUX MONTRÉAL1 19:04 150 120 229 Dominique GregoireXX JOHN ABBOTT3 19:06 151 121 279 Elisabeth Beaudoin AllardXX LIONEL-GROULX6 19:09 152 122 238 Gabriella ZemokholXX JOHN ABBOTT4 19:10 153 559 Mia AudetXX VALLEYFIELD COLLEGE1 19:11 154 123 53 Joelle BédardXX CHAMPLAIN ST-LAMBERT3 19:14 155 142 Hailey TurcatoE3 CONCORDIA STINGERS8 19:15 156 179 Marie Bernard-Lafond12 FLEUR DE LYS2 19:15 157 124 539 Laurie YaleE2 UQAM CITADINS7 19:16 158 637 Gabrielle St.
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