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2021 Junior Branch Championships Results 2021 Branch Junior Championships 2021 JUNIOR BRANCH CHAMPIONSHIPS RESULTS UNDER 14 MALE SURF: Sam Higgs North Curl Curl, Keaten Ronge-Smith Manly, Finn McMurtry Manly, Harrison Dene Mona Vale, Zach Wasley North Curl Curl, Rishi Shankar Manly SURF TEAMS: North Curl Curl, Manly A, Freshwater, Manly B IRONMAN: Sam Higgs North Curl Curl, Keaten Ronge-Smith Manly, Braith Howison North Curl Curl, Finn McMurtry Manly, Harrison Dene Mona Vale, Zach Wasley North Curl Curl MIXED CAMERON RELAY: North Curl Curl B, North Curl Curl A, Manly A, Manly B, Manly C, Newport A BOARD: Keaten Ronge-Smith Manly, Sam Higgs North Curl Curl, Finn McMurtry Manly, Louis Lamond Manly BOARD RESCUE: Manly C (Lamond/Ronge-Smith), Manly A (Lechner/Shankar), North Curl Curl B (Wasley/Law), North Curl Curl A (Higgs/Howison), Mona Vale (Dene/Tocquer), Manly B (Lechner/McMurtry) BOARD RELAY: Manly A, Manly B, North Curl Curl, Manly C, Manly Composite, Mona Vale, Queensscliff SPRINT: Nick Stacker Manly, Cooper Elkins Queenscliff, Harvey Monnock Collaroy, Sydney Slater Freshwater, Josh Lowe North Curl Curl, Zak Barrett North Curl Curl BEACH RELAY: Queenscliff/Freshwater/Dee Why/Collaroy (Elkins/Slater/Molinia/Monnock), North Curl Curl (Wasley/Lowe/Law/Barrett) MIXED BEACH RELAY: Manly (Breakwell/Stacker/Davies/Martin), North Curl Curl A (Bardales/Furlong/Barrett/Lowe), North Curl Curl B (Law/Wasley/Derz/Melbourn) FLAGS: Cooper Elkins Queenscliff, Nick Stacker Manly, Harvey Monnock Collaroy, Sean Law North Curl Curl, Sydney Slater Freshwater, Jason Perry North Narrabeen 2 KM RUN: Finn McMurtry Manly, Masato Mori Freshwater, Sean Law North Curl Curl, Noah Rylands Manly, Keaten Ronge-Smith Manly, Michael Molinia Dee Why Page 1 |12 2021 Branch Junior Championships UNDER 14 FEMALE SURF: DominiQue Melbourn North Curl Curl, Olivia Clues North Curl Curl, Arabella Cox Newport, Ava Garrett Manly, Ruby Lovell North Curl Curl, Brooke Derz North Curl Curl SURF TEAMS: North Curl Curl, Manly IRONWOMAN: Olivia Clues North Curl Curl, Dom Melbourn North Curl Curl, Arabella Cox Newport, Ava Garrett Manly, Ruby Lovell North Curl Curl, Phoebe Lechner Manly BOARD: Olivia Clues North Curl Curl, India Emmott-Bennett Manly, DominiQue Melbourn North Curl Curl, Ava Garrett Manly, Arabella Cox Newport, Lily Halpin Mona Vale BOARD RESCUE: North Curl Curl A (Melbourn/Clues), Manly B (Lechner/Hirose), Manly A (Emmott-Bennett/Garrett), North Curl Curl B (Derz/Lovell), Newport (Warrener/Cox), Mona Vale (Halpin/Rich) BOARD RELAY: North Curl Curl A, Manly A, Composite, Composite SPRINT: Noa Davies Manly, Leela Scott Freshwater, Charlotte Watton Freshwater, Olivia Martin Manly, Alexi Furlong North Curl Curl, Dom Melbourn North Curl Curl BEACH RELAY: Freshwater (Holden/Jordi/Scott/Watton), North Curl Curl (Melbourn/Derz/Furlong/Bardales) FLAGS: Olivia Martin Manly, Leela Scott Freshwater, Charlotte Watton Freshwater, Nara Jordi Freshwater, Noa Davies Manly, Ciara Bardales North Curl Curl 2 KM RUN: Olivia Clues North Curl Curl, Brooke Derz North Curl Curl, Sophia Brown North Curl Curl Page 2 |12 2021 Branch Junior Championships UNDER 13 MALE SURF: Sam Davis North Curl Curl, Noah Maggs Newport, Luke Higgs North Curl Curl, Lachlan Davies Freshwater, Will Jeffrey North Curl Curl, Leo Hill North Curl Curl SURF TEAMS: North Curl Curl, Newport, Manly, Queenscliff IRONMAN: Noah Maggs Newport, Luke Higgs North Curl Curl, Sam Davis North Curl Curl, Toby Hughes Manly, Sam Chaffer North Curl Curl, Will Jeffrey North Curl Curl MIXED CAMERON RELAY: North Curl Curl B, North Curl Curl A, Manly A, Manly B, Freshwater, Manly C BOARD: Noah Maggs Newport, Luke Higgs North Curl Curl, Guy Ormond Queenscliff, Finlay Vaughan Manly, Rex Dennehy North Curl Curl, Jaffery Niall Newport BOARD RESCUE: Manly A (Martin/Hughes), Newport B (Maggs/Woodrow), North Curl Curl A (David/Higgs), Manly B (Easton/Vaughan), North Curl Curl C (Hill/Chaffer), North Curl Curl B (Jeffrey/Dennehy) BOARD RELAY: North Curl Curl A, North Curl Curl B, Newport A, Manly A, Queenscliff SPRINT: Guy Ormond Queenscliff, Henry Troy North Curl Curl, Oliver McDonald Queenscliff, Charlie Easton Manly, Liam Worne Narrabeen, Nate Heldt North Narrabeen BEACH RELAY: Queenscliff (McDonald/Newton/Seipelt-Walker/Ormond), North Narrabeen/Dee Why/North Curl Curl (Heldt/Mackenzie/Jeffrey/Troy), Manly/Narrabeen/Collaroy (Easton/Kotelawele/Colasuonno/Worne) MIXED BEACH RELAY: Queenscliff A (McDonald/Ormond/Da Rocha/Hugman), North Curl Curl (Jeffrey/Troy/Warhurst/Wright), Queenscliff B (Short/Kirby/Newton/Seipelt-Walker) FLAGS: Liam Worne Narrabeen, Charlie Easton Manly, Henry Troy North Curl Curl, Ash Seipelt-Walker, Oliver McDonald Queenscliff, Will Jeffrey North Curl Curl 1KM RUN: Guy Ormond Queenscliff, Ashe Seipelt-Walker Queenscliff, Lucas Mackenzie Dee Why, Oliver Newton Queenscliff Page 3 |12 2021 Branch Junior Championships UNDER 13 FEMALE SURF: Pipi Te Pania North Curl Curl, Zara Kasprowicz North Curl Curl, Indiana Cameron Manly, Elisha Cuthbert Manly, Macy Beuzeville Mona Vale, Erin Ronge-Smith Manly SURF TEAMS: North Curl Curl, Manly, Mona Vale IRONWOMAN: Elisha Cuthbert Manly, Pipi Te Pania North Curl Curl, Indiana Cameron Manly, Zara Kasprowicz North Curl Curl, Macy Beuzeville Mona Vale, Jaya Lilienthal North Curl Curl BOARD: Pipi Te Pania North Curl Curl, Zara Kasprowicz North Curl Curl, Erin Ronge-Smith Manly, Jaya Lilienthal North Curl Curl, Elisha Cuthbert Manly, Macy Beuzeville Mona Vale BOARD RESCUE: North Curl Curl A (Te Pania/Kasprowicz), Mona Vale (Beuzeville/Davies), Manly A (Cuthbert/Cameron), North Curl Curl B (Lilienthal/Higgs), Freshwater (Nitz/Coates), North Curl Curl C (Milligan/Chan) BOARD RELAY: Manly A, North Curl Curl A, North Curl Curl B, Mona Vale A, Manly B, Queenscliff A SPRINT: Luana Da Rocha Queenscliff, Ava McGettigan Freshwater, Amelia Wright North Curl Curl, Indianna Cameron Manly, Georgie Nitz Freshwater, Amelie Dooney Manly BEACH RELAY: Manly (Cameron/Dooney/Furniss/High), Dee Why/Manly/Avalon (Melham/Hudson/Toll/Ronge- Smith), Newport/Freshwater (He/Coates/McGettigan/Nitz), North Curl Curl (Alker/Allsop/Warhurst/Wright), Queenscliff (Da Rocha/Hugman/Short/Kirby) FLAGS: Eden Melham Dee Why, Ava McGettigan Freshwater, Luana Da Rocha Queenscliff, Audrey Warhurst North Curl Curl, Grace Davies Mona Vale, Riley Allsop North Curl Curl 1KM RUN: Indianna Cameron Manly, Pipi Te Pania North Curl Curl, Elouise Stephens Freshwater, Georgie Nitz Freshwater, Ella McGregor North Narrabeen, Erin Ronge-Smith Manly Page 4 |12 2021 Branch Junior Championships UNDER 12 MALE SURF: Liam Jordan Manly, Hugh Taylor Manly, Tom Northcote Manly, Jack Stewart North Curl Curl, Luka Gordon Manly, Tyler Brown North Curl Curl SURF TEAMS: Manly A, North Curl Curl A, North Curl Curl B, North Steyne IRONMAN: Danny King North Curl Curl, Luka Gordon Manly, Tyler Brown North Curl Curl, Hugh Taylor Manly, Jack Stewart North Curl Curl, Liam Jordan Manly MIXED CAMERON RELAY: Newport A, Manly A, North Curl Curl A, Freshwater B, Freshwater A, Newport B BOARD: Mitchell Bradley North Curl Curl, Danny King North Curl Curl, Kaeleb Wasley North Curl Curl, Joe Warren Newport, Tyler Brown North Curl Curl, Jack Stewart North Curl Curl BOARD RESCUE: North Curl Curl A (Curzon/Reilly), North Curl Curl C (King/Stewart), North Curl Curl B (Bradley/Brown), Manly A (Gordon/Taylor), Manly C (Hawkins/Northcote), Manly B (Emmott-Bennett/Jordan) BOARD RELAY: North Curl Curl A (Brown/Bradley/King), North Curl Curl B (Curzon/Wasley/Stewart), Manly A (Gordon/Hawkins/Taylor), Manly B (Emmott-Bennett/Northcote/Jordan), Newport/Mona Vale (Carrol/Warren/Richardson), North Steyne (Colwell/Turner/Robinson), Dee Why (Haggag/Vezzola/Rumble) SPRINT: Lachlan Byrnes Mona Vale, Oliver Sanbrook North Curl Curl, Zac Gedz Queenscliff, Maddox Wessling Freshwater, Harvey Joyce Manly, Seb Hill North Curl Curl BEACH RELAY: North Curl Curl (Hill/Page/Sanbrook/Wagland) Queenscliff (Forbes/Gedz/Hibbitt-Boyd/Mork) MIXED BEACH RELAY: Queenscliff (Gedz/Mork/Collins/Rounsley), Manly (Breakwell/Joyce/Matheson/Stacker), North Curl Curl A (Hill/Sanbrook/Furlong/Koopman), Freshwater A (Callahan/Potter/Eagar/Veitch), Freshwater B (Humphreys/Wessling/Garden/Lombardini), North Curl Curl B (Page/Wagland/Gill/Lowe) FLAGS: Lachlan Byrnes Mona Vale, Oliver Sanbrook North Curl Curl, Maddox Wessling Freshwater, Tom Breakwell Manly, Eli Mork Queenscliff, Beau Potter Freshwater 1KM RUN: Mitchell Bradley North Curl Curl, Elio Vezzola Dee Why, Liam Reilly North Curl Curl, Ewan Humphries Freshwater, Sebastien Hill North Curl Curl, Beau Potter Freshwater Page 5 |12 2021 Branch Junior Championships UNDER 12 FEMALE SURF: Jessica Oakhill Manly, Charli Barbour Newport, Alannah Paul Newport, Arabella Handley Newport, Sarah song Newport, Abigail Capell Newport SURF TEAMS: Newport A, North Narrabeen, Freshwater IRONWOMAN: Charli Barbour Newport, Alannah Paul Newport, Arabella Handley Newport, Abigail Capell Newport, Holly Smith North Curl Curl, Jessica Oakhill Manly BOARD: Charli Barbour Newport, Arabella Handley Newport, Holly Smith North Curl Curl, Charlie Braund Freshwater, Abigail Capell Newport, Alannah Paul Newport BOARD RESCUE: Newport B (Paul/Cadell), Newport A (Handley/Barbour), North Narrabeen A (Bolt/Smith), Manly (Oakhill/Stacker), Freshwater B (Beesley/Ludgate), Freshwater C (Buchanan/Lombardini) BOARD RELAY: Newport (Barbour/Handley/Paul), Freshwater A (Braund/Veitch/Beesley), North Steyne/Newport (Walker/Robinson/Capell), Manly (Matheson/Stacker/Oakhill), North Narrabeen (Smith/Bolt/Burton), Manly/Avalon (Kerr/Decker/Robertson),
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