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Dino High School Challenge 2016 - WHITE Meet - 13/05/2016 Foothills Athletic Park, Calgary Results - WHITE MEET - Friday May 13, 2016 Foothills Track Facility - Site License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 9:33 PM 13/05/2016 Page 1 Dino High School Challenge 2016 - WHITE Meet - 13/05/2016 Foothills Athletic Park, Calgary Results - WHITE MEET - Friday May 13, 2016 Girls 15 & Under 400 Meter Dash Junior Name Age Team Finals H# Finals 1 Lu, Hailey 15 William Aberhart 64.55 4 2 Stiel, Kylie 15 Dr EP Scarlett 64.75 3 3 Varghese, Olivia 14 Ernest Manning High School 65.30 4 4 Corless, Chloe 15 Crescent Heights Calgary 66.39 1 5 Bourne, Ellisha 14 Lacombe 66.54 1 6 Petrova, Aleksandra 14 William Aberhart 66.99 3 7 Zabarka, Alexandra 14 Dr EP Scarlett 68.06 4 8 Kleine, Cali 15 Crescent Heights Calgary 69.04 4 9 Page, Rebecca 15 Central Memorial 70.48 1 10 Cruickshank, Madison 15 St. Timothy's 70.65 2 11 Glisic, Tara 15 Dr EP Scarlett 71.35 1 12 Bourne, Alleya 14 Lacombe 71.46 2 13 Mahjor, Sajia 15 John G Diefenbaker 71.96 3 14 Livingstone, Gabriele 14 Western Canada 72.33 2 15 Justice-Derefaka, Sharon 15 Dr EP Scarlett 72.53 1 16 Fuechter-Field, Hannah 15 William Aberhart 72.56 1 17 Campanelli, Alexandra 15 Robert Thirsk High School 74.59 2 18 Nuguise, Saron 15 Bob 76.27 3 19 Shupe, Amy 15 Bowness 76.72 2 --- Rawleigh, McKenna 15 Crescent Heights Calgary DNS 2 --- Hutton, Blaire 15 Dr EP Scarlett DNS 2 --- Petrus, Tessa 14 Dr EP Scarlett DNS 1 --- Valenzuela, Patricia 15 Robert Thirsk High School DNS 1 --- Szutu, Jennifer 15 Sir Winston Churchill DNS 3 --- McKinnon, Erin 14 St. Martin- de- Porres DNS 3 --- Andrew, Callista 15 Lacombe DNS 3 --- Ensminger, Tankia 14 Lacombe DNS 4 --- Buck, Sarah 15 Bishop Carroll DNS 4 --- Olukunmi, Angie 15 Notre Dame High School DNS 4 --- Morgan-Macleod, Mya 15 Crescent Heights Calgary DNS 3 --- Mathew, Destiny 15 Springbank DNS 4 --- Lui, Kerry 15 William Aberhart DNS 2 --- Taguedong Kenf, Edouarda 14 Western Canada SCR Girls 15 & Under 3000 Meter Run Junior Name Age Team Finals Finals 1 Hubbard, Emma 15 William Aberhart 10:48.53 2 Hogman, Shania 15 Bearspaw Christian 11:03.73 3 Mumford, Mackenzie 14 Western Canada 11:36.15 4 Petrova, Aleksandra 14 William Aberhart 11:47.22 5 Gentleman, Alice 14 Western Canada 11:55.54 6 Bensler, Kaylin 15 William Aberhart 12:07.30 7 Wessner, Kenna 14 Lacombe 12:16.96 8 Marr, Rory 14 Dr EP Scarlett 12:20.66 9 Lawson, Iona 15 Crescent Heights Calgary 12:34.77 10 Jang, Samantha 15 James Fowler High School 12:34.89 11 Shupe, Amy 15 Bowness 12:39.19 Foothills Track Facility - Site License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 9:33 PM 13/05/2016 Page 2 Dino High School Challenge 2016 - WHITE Meet - 13/05/2016 Foothills Athletic Park, Calgary Results - WHITE MEET - Friday May 13, 2016 Finals ... (Girls 15 & Under 3000 Meter Run Junior) Name Age Team Finals 12 Lohmann, Bailey 15 Ernest Manning High School 12:49.12 13 Bennett, Emily 15 Crescent Heights Calgary 12:55.98 14 Kwong, Caitlyn 14 Ernest Manning High School 13:11.22 15 Fish, Emily 15 John G Diefenbaker 13:14.91 16 Neubauer, Breanna 15 Bowness 13:54.03 17 Cheung, Baylee 15 John G Diefenbaker 14:26.60 18 Roenicke, Jaydyn 15 Crescent Heights Calgary 14:46.36 19 Mark, Olivia 14 Sir Winston Churchill 14:47.77 20 Qiu, Haoyie 15 John G Diefenbaker 14:51.19 21 Skaley, Celia 15 John G Diefenbaker 15:12.20 --- Bently, Peri 14 Henry WiseWood DNS --- Adekugbe, Abby 14 Dr EP Scarlett DNS --- Andres, Renee 15 William Aberhart DNS --- McNeely, Kayla 15 William Aberhart DNS --- Monterio, Rowan 15 Notre Dame High School DNS --- Dennehy, Gillian 15 Dr EP Scarlett DNS --- McIsaac, India 15 Bishop Carroll DNS --- Berkovich, Yael 14 Dr EP Scarlett DNS Girls 15 & Under 4x100 Meter Relay Junior Team Relay Finals H# Finals 1 Crescent Heights Calgary A 51.83 1 1) Morin, Emma 15 2) Dada, Pelumi 15 3) Makasa, Evodie 15 4) Lepine, Sarah 15 2 William Aberhart A 52.67 1 1) Martin, Alison 15 2) Lu, Hailey 15 3) Van Oosten, Brooke 15 4) Naumann, Reese 14 3 Dr EP Scarlett A 52.76 1 1) Hutton, Blaire 15 2) Onyekweli, Michelle 14 3) Shereni, Tamirah 15 4) Petrus, Tessa 14 4 Notre Dame High School A 53.26 1 1) Mendez, Jennifer 15 2) Fox, Kristen 14 3) Olukunmi, Angie 15 4) Johns, Sarah 15 5 Cochrane A 54.08 1 1) Alexander, Ashleigh 14 2) Campbell, Megan 14 3) Kondrat, Kara 14 4) Roth, Anne 14 6 Bob A 56.12 1 1) Adams, Angelina 15 2) Bulger, Renee 14 3) Crisby, Rachel 15 4) Grisdale, Julia 15 7 Dr EP Scarlett B 57.80 2 1) Ewacha, Sarah 15 2) Adekugbe, Abby 14 3) Rajesh, Hima 15 4) Zabarka, Alexandra 14 8 Lacombe A 58.74 2 --- Springbank C DNF 2 --- Notre Dame High School B DNS 2 --- Lord Beaverbrook B DNS 2 1) Farnham, Paige 15 2) Bishop, Kaitlin 15 3) Sitzler, Ella 15 4) Gorchynski, Jenna 15 --- Lord Beaverbrook A DNS 1 1) Rossi, Jenn 15 2) Waterman, Rebecca 15 3) Mitchell, Brooke 14 4) Morrison, Nicole 15 --- Ernest Manning High School A DNS 1 1) Chen, Sarah 15 2) Matulionis, Alyssa 15 3) Varghese, Olivia 14 4) Katsabanis, Arianna 15 --- Springbank D DNS 2 --- Crescent Heights Calgary B SCR 1) Thang, Jing 15 2) Trinh, Sydney 14 3) Lowewn, Jamey 15 4) Kleine, Cali 15 Foothills Track Facility - Site License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 9:33 PM 13/05/2016 Page 3 Dino High School Challenge 2016 - WHITE Meet - 13/05/2016 Foothills Athletic Park, Calgary Results - WHITE MEET - Friday May 13, 2016 Girls 16 & Under 400 Meter Dash Intermediate Name Age Team Finals H# Finals 1 Tansley, Georgia 16 Dr EP Scarlett 62.06 3 2 Thompson, Mackenzie 16 William Aberhart 64.14 2 3 Tepavac, Jovana 16 Dr EP Scarlett 64.56 1 4 Botterill, Clare 16 Lord Beaverbrook 64.78 3 5 Neitsch, Sonja 16 Crescent Heights Calgary 65.98 1 6 Cai, Lisa 16 Western Canada 66.61 2 7 Dube, Jamie 16 St Francis 67.85 2 8 Hepburn, Erin 16 Lacombe 68.39 1 9 Peterson, Maya 16 Bowness 68.86 2 10 Jock, Nyarout 16 Crescent Heights Calgary 69.51 2 11 Rosin, Paige 16 Robert Thirsk High School 69.88 1 12 Chmilar, Sarah 16 Dr EP Scarlett 69.98 2 13 Sullivan, Teagan 16 Lacombe 70.45 3 14 Brisson, Logan 15 Notre Dame High School 76.94 1 15 Ivanco, Shae 16 St. Gabriel the Archangel 79.24 3 --- Vanderput, Alexandra 16 Dr EP Scarlett DNS 2 --- Ratudradra, Alisi 16 Western Canada DNS 1 --- Chalmers, Grace 15 Ernest Manning High School DNS 1 --- Twum-Barimah, Joy 16 Western Canada DNS 2 --- Zafar, Saania 16 Robert Thirsk High School DNS 3 --- Graves, Veronica 16 Crescent Heights Calgary DNS 3 --- Brown, Amalia 16 William Aberhart DNS 1 --- Itua, Osose 14 Western Canada DNS 3 Girls 16 & Under 3000 Meter Run Intermediate Name Age Team Finals Finals 1 Jordan, Savanna 16 William Aberhart 11:21.71 2 Nowicki, Sophia 16 St. Timothy's 11:33.28 3 Moore, Sarah 15 Springbank 12:05.22 4 Craig, Julia 16 Bishop Carroll 12:33.29 5 Jock, Nyarout 16 Crescent Heights Calgary 12:35.00 6 Dwyer, Emma 16 Springbank 12:53.54 7 Pipke, Sasha 16 Robert Thirsk High School 13:06.15 8 MacNeil, Elizabeth 16 St Francis 13:11.85 9 Girgulis, Jane 16 Bishop Carroll 13:25.26 10 Wright, Sascha 16 Henry WiseWood 13:26.11 11 Chen, Ruth 16 Henry WiseWood 13:35.64 12 Joseph, Tigris 16 Crescent Heights Calgary 13:45.84 13 Brintnell, Erin 16 Westmount Charter School 13:57.04 14 Moore, Julia 16 Dr EP Scarlett 14:12.73 15 Williams, Kendra 15 Robert Thirsk High School 14:27.01 16 Phipps, Brenna 16 Crescent Heights Calgary 14:33.64 --- Thomas, Ellie 16 Bowness DNS --- Park, Hannah 16 Dr EP Scarlett DNS --- Adams, Breanne 16 Henry WiseWood DNS --- Garner, Marnie 16 William Aberhart DNS --- Pitonak, Monika 16 William Aberhart DNS Foothills Track Facility - Site License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 9:33 PM 13/05/2016 Page 4 Dino High School Challenge 2016 - WHITE Meet - 13/05/2016 Foothills Athletic Park, Calgary Results - WHITE MEET - Friday May 13, 2016 Girls 16 & Under 4x100 Meter Relay Intermediate Team Relay Finals Finals 1 Dr EP Scarlett A 50.71 1) Downey, Lianne 16 2) Hedges, Shyanne 16 3) Hastie, Mya 15 4) Stiel, Kylie 15 2 Ernest Manning High School A 52.34 1) Chalmers, Grace 15 2) Wishart, Jen 16 3) Loria, Mallory 16 4) Isberg, Mackenzie 16 3 William Aberhart A 52.50 1) Tiede, Giselle 16 2) Laird, Caoimne 15 3) Williams, Ashley 16 4) Brown, Amalia 16 4 Dr EP Scarlett B 55.01 1) Branch, Aleisha 16 2) Tansley, Georgia 16 3) Park, Hannah 16 4) Sawka, Alexandra 16 5 St. Martin- de- Porres A 55.17 Girls 18 & Under 400 Meter Dash Senior Name Age Team Finals H# Finals 1 DeGagne, Danna 17 Crescent Heights Calgary 61.48 2 2 Webster, Hayley 17 Bowness 61.55 1 3 Watts, Janae 16 Bowness 61.56 2 4 Hastie, Emma 17 Dr EP Scarlett 63.32 1 5 Myers, Marissa 17 William Aberhart 63.38 2 6 Melliphant, Lariesha 17 Crescent Heights Calgary 66.78 2 7 Szilagyi, Emma 17 Crescent Heights Calgary 67.99 1 8 Ackroyd, Jillian 17 William Aberhart 72.38 1 --- Williams, Cleo 17 Dr EP Scarlett DNS 2 --- Foster, Rhea 17 Ernest Manning High School DNS 1 Girls 18 & Under 3000 Meter Run Senior Name Age Team Finals Finals 1 Chehowy, Katie 17 Dr EP Scarlett 11:08.64 2 Lind, Freya 17 Bowness 11:21.71 3 Dawe, Hannah 16 Western Canada 12:24.73 4 Ruta, Andrea 17 Crescent Heights Calgary 12:36.54 5 Burk, Alexandra 17 Dr EP Scarlett 12:48.09 6 Ngan, Sara 17 William Aberhart 12:50.43 7 Bohach, Jewel 18 Ernest Manning High School 12:50.69 8 Komishke, Casey 17 St Francis 13:14.21 9 Livingstone, Saskia 17 Crescent Heights Calgary 13:26.80 10 Abbas, Hanneyya 17 Sir Winston Churchill 13:57.66 11 Lemmon, Kennedy 17 Ernest Manning High School 14:28.35 12 Griffith, Maxine 17 Crescent Heights Calgary 14:28.75 --- Spotswood, Neve 17 Western Canada DNS --- Munoz, Maria 17 Notre Dame High School DNS --- Holmes, Emma 17 Bishop Carroll DNS --- Vanbeselaere, Heidi 17 Bishop Carroll DNS --- Jamieson, Olivia 17 Dr EP Scarlett DNS Foothills Track Facility - 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