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2016 SI Schools MTB Individual Points Results.Pdf 2016 SOUTH ISLAND SECONDARY SCHOOL MTB CHAMPIONSHIPS - COMBINED POINTS FORRESTER PARK AND SIGNAL HILL, DUNEDIN 1-2 October NOTE: Riders must compete in all 3 events to be eligible for combined points Placings for each event are recalculated after riders that haven't competed in all events are removed UNDER-20 BOYS POINTS: PLACES: PLACE NAME # SCHOOL FROM TOTAL XC SD DH XC SD DH 1 Max Hides 177 Cashmere High School Christchurch 160 40 60 60 6 1 1 2 Philip Knubley 187 Mackenzie College Fairlie 146 60 49 37 1 3 9 3 Felix Kyle 185 Kavanagh College Dunedin 141 38 54 49 8 2 3 4 Connor MacLeod 189 Marlborough Boys College Blenheim 135 54 45 36 2 4 10 5 Hamish Bennett 199 Shirley Boys High School Christchurch 129 49 42 38 3 5 8 6 George Kennington 191 Marlborough Boys College Blenheim 127 42 40 45 5 6 4 7 Ethan Fry 200 Shirley Boys High School Christchurch 122 45 38 39 4 8 7 8 Connor Kennedy 208 Wakatipu High School Queenstown 118 37 39 42 9 7 5 9 Jayden Toomey 204 Taieri College Dunedin 116 39 37 40 7 9 6 10 Josh Sim 190 Marlborough Boys College Blenheim 107 36 36 35 10 10 11 11 Blair McLeod 209 Wakatipu High School Queenstown 89 DNF 35 54 DNF 11 2 UNDER-20 GIRLS POINTS: PLACES: PLACE NAME # SCHOOL FROM TOTAL XC SD DH XC SD DH 1 Liv Bishop 192 Marlborough Girls College Marlborough 169 60 60 49 1 1 3 2 Emma Bateup 194 Nayland College Nelson 162 54 54 54 2 2 2 UNDER-17 BOYS POINTS: PLACES: PLACE NAME # SCHOOL FROM TOTAL XC SD DH XC SD DH 1 Jack Gibbs 159 Roncalli College Timaru 159 60 60 39 1 1 7 2 Josh Burnett 163 Southland Boys High School Invercargill 140 49 49 42 3 3 5 3 Sam Robbie 172 Wakatipu High School Queenstown 137 40 37 60 6 9 1 4 Liam Goodwin 161 Shirley Boys High School Christchurch 137 38 45 54 8 4 2 5 Hamish McLeod 171 Wakatipu High School Queenstown 127 39 39 49 7 7 3 6 Zahkhan Beamsley 151 Marlborough Boys College Blenheim 127 45 42 40 4 5 6 7 Kealan Thomson 162 Shirley Boys High School Christchurch 120 42 40 38 5 6 8 8 Joel Madsen-Clark 150 Marlborough Boys College Blenheim 108 54 54 DNF 2 2 DNF 9 Ashley Brundell 170 Wakatipu High School Queenstown 83 DNF 38 45 DNF 8 4 UNDER-17 GIRLS POINTS: PLACES: PLACE NAME # SCHOOL FROM TOTAL XC SD DH XC SD DH 1 Phoebe Young 152 Mount Aspiring College Wanaka 180 60 60 60 1 1 1 UNDER-16 BOYS POINTS: PLACES: PLACE NAME # SCHOOL FROM TOTAL XC SD DH XC SD DH 1 Bradley Harris 111 Dunstan High School Alexandra 160 60 60 40 1 1 6 2 Cadell Tomkinson 133 Timaru Boys High School Timaru 145 54 49 42 2 3 5 3 Jayd Adlam-Kennedy 135 Wakatipu High School Queenstown 134 35 39 60 11 7 1 4 Wilfred Spearing 124 Mount Aspiring College Wanaka 131 40 42 49 6 5 3 5 Mitchell Kay 136 Wakatipu High School Queenstown 127 37 45 45 9 4 4 6 Cameron Prattley 115 Geraldine High School Geraldine 122 49 38 35 3 8 11 7 Toby McKendry 123 Marlborough Boys College Blenheim 116 39 40 37 7 6 9 8 Hugh Kennington 122 Marlborough Boys College Blenheim 114 42 36 36 5 10 10 9 Korban Lum 179 Catholic Cathedral College Christchurch 113 38 37 38 8 9 8 10 Hayden Thomas 100 Blue Mountain College Tapanui 114 45 35 34 4 11 12 11 Fraser Westphall 103 Cashmere High School Christchurch 93 DNF 54 39 DNF 2 7 12 Nico Fernandez 137 Wakatipu High School Queenstown 90 36 DNF 54 10 DNF 2 UNDER-16 GIRLS POINTS: PLACES: PLACE NAME # SCHOOL FROM TOTAL XC SD DH XC SD DH 1 Amber Werensteyn 125 Nayland College Nelson 180 60 60 60 1 1 1 UNDER-15 BOYS POINTS: PLACES: PLACE NAME # SCHOOL FROM TOTAL XC SD DH XC SD DH 1 Finn Hawkesby-Browne 52 Hagley College Christchurch 159 45 60 54 4 1 2 2 Ivan Gordon 68 Waimea College Nelson 150 54 54 42 2 2 5 3 Indy Hawthorne 63 Shirley Boys High School Christchurch 143 49 49 45 3 3 4 4 Alex Barke 71 Wakatipu High School Queenstown 131 40 42 49 6 5 3 5 Leon Murray 64 Shirley Boys High School Christchurch 127 42 45 40 5 4 6 UNDER-15 GIRLS POINTS: PLACES: PLACE NAME # SCHOOL FROM TOTAL XC SD DH XC SD DH 1 Zoe Nathan 58 Nelson College for Girls Nelson 174 60 60 54 1 1 2 2 Glory Wilson 44 Burnside High School Christchurch 168 54 54 60 2 2 1 UNDER-14 BOYS POINTS: PLACES: PLACE NAME # SCHOOL FROM TOTAL XC SD DH XC SD DH 1 Ethan Rose 25 Darfield High School Darfield 169 60 60 49 1 1 3 2 Riley Adlam-Kennedy 41 Queenstown Primary School Queenstown 149 40 49 60 6 3 1 3 Jacob Turner 27 Fernside School Rangiora 148 54 54 40 2 2 6 4 Cameron Marshall 39 Queenstown Primary School Queenstown 138 39 45 54 7 4 2 5 Jack King 24 Cromwell College Cromwell 130 49 42 39 3 5 7 6 Jordan Fernandez 40 Queenstown Primary School Queenstown 127 42 40 45 5 6 4 7 Nate Shipley 38 Marlborough Boys College Blenheim 126 45 39 42 4 7 5 8 Jayben Wilson 37 Marlborough Boys College Blenheim 76 DNF 38 38 DNF 8 8 UNDER-13 BOYS POINTS: PLACES: PLACE NAME # SCHOOL FROM TOTAL XC SD DH XC SD DH 1 Liam Cruickshank 15 James Hargest College Otatara 168 54 60 54 2 1 2 2 Pearce Mote 18 Sumner Primary School Christchurch 120 60 DNF 60 1 DNF 1.
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