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FULL RESULTS Women’s Street Mile Place Name Time 1 Genevieve Lacaze (AUS) 4:35.8 2 Melissa Duncan (AUS) 4:36.3 3 Angie Petty (NZ) 4:37.7 4 Lucy Oliver (NZ) 4:40.0 5 Rosa Flanagan (NZ) 4:41.9 6 Tina Harris (Well) 4:53.5 7 Lily Trotter (Cant) 4:58.7 8 Flora Brocherie (Cant) 4:58.8 9 Charlotte Blair (Cant) 5:07.7 10 Jessie Fahey (Cant) 5:28.8 Men’s Street Mile Place Name Time 1 Nick Willis (NZ) 4:15.9 2 Ryan Gregson (AUS) 4:17.1 3 Brett Robinson (AUS) 4:19.1 4 Brad Mathas (NZ) 4:24.7 5 Tom Moulai (Cant) 4:26.5 6 Mitchell Small (Cant) 4:29.7 7 Cameron Avery (Cant) 4:31.5 8 Fergus Eglesfield (Cant) 4:32.1 9 Sean Eustace (Cant) 4:36.2 Men’s Shot Put – “The Big Shot” Place Name Result 1 Jacko Gill (NZ) 20.83m (20.83, x, x, 19.87, 19.94, 20.22) 2 Damien Birkinhead (AUS) 20.80m (20.80, 20.21, 20.60, x, x, 19.55) 3 Matt Cowie (AUS) 17.50m (x, x, 17.32, 17.15, x, 17.50) 4 Ryan Ballantyne (Waik) 16.04m (15.43, x, 15.85, x, x, 16.04) 5 Ben Chong Wong (Auck) 15.12m (15.09, 14.66, 14.30, 15.12, x, 15.11) 6 Jerram Huston (Otago) 14.15m (14.13, x, 14.01, x, 14.15, x) Future Stars Girls’ Shot Put (Aged 12‐14, 3kg) Place Name Result 1 Jaidyn Busch (PRHL) 12.16m 2 Brigit Kwell (CHAV) 10.11m 3 Tapanisa Havea (NBOL) 10.02m 4 Haidee Middlewood‐Krisnic (SEL) 9.96m 5 Erin Downie (CANU) 8.73m 6 Violette Perry (PHOX) 8.63m 7 Amelie Spinks (PTOC) 8.37m 8 Holly Reed (NCAN) 6.10m Future Stars Boys’ Street Mile (Aged 10‐14) Place Name Time 1 Ryan Sutherland (CHAV) 4:53.6 2 Daniel Roswell (CHAV) 4:57.5 3 Andre Hernandez (STB) 5:02.8 4 Ayrton Shadbolt (PRHL) 5:04.3 5 Chanel Muir (CHAV) 5:16.2 6 William Taylor (CANU) 5:18.1 7 Max Flannigan (CANU) 5:31.0 8 Charlie Hazlett (PRHL) 5:33.2 9 Thomas Clarke (CHAV) 5:35.7 10 Luke Mitchell (CHAV) 5:37.0 11 Lachlan Cartwright (SELW) 5:41.9 12 Theo Walker (CHAV) 5:46.1 13 Beau Brackenridge (CHAV) 5:51.3 14 Henry McMecking (PRHL) 5:52.1 15 Eli Leifi (CHAV) 5:54.9 16 William McMeeken 6:00.0 17 Joseph Fitzgerald 6:26.7 18 Ryan Cochrane 6:54.6 Future Stars Girls’ Street Mile (Aged 10‐14) Place Name Time 1 Liliana Braun (PRHL) 5:20.2 2 Neve Moulai (PTOC) 5:28.9 3 Lydia Robinson (CANU) 5:33.7 4 Tillie Hollyer (SCAN) 5:45.3 5 Bailey Peterson (PTOC) 5:51.1 6 Bella Belcher (CHAV) 5:52.3 7 Leila Dunlop (PRHL) 5:57.0 8 Abby Theobald (SUMN) 5:59.1 9 Rosie Trotter (PTOC) 6:01.9 10 Zoe McMeeken (PRHL) 6:04.7 11 Abby de Visser (CANU) 6:06.0 12 Monica Koster (CANU) 6:08.3 13 Eloise Scanlan (CHAV) 6:11.0 14 Niamh Motley (SCAN) 6:13.0 15 Sophie Hill (CHAV) 6:15.1 16 Isabella Gibson (PHOX) 6:18.7 17 Hester Donders (CANU) 6:21.7 18 Megan Miles (CHAV) 6:23.1 19 Lahana Reeves (CHAV) 6:24.1 20 Charlotte Mercer (SELW) 6:31.2 21 Rosaria Gibson (PHOX) 6:46.6 Future Stars Boys’ Shot Put (Aged 11‐12, 3kg) Place Name Result 1 Jake Waldron (PRHL) 10.14m 2 Quinn Motley (SCAN) 9.41m 3 Ben Phillips (NCAN) 9.22m 4 Josh Thiele (CANU) 8.05m 5 Folau Havea (NBOL) 8.02m 6 Caleb Margetts (SELW) 7.61m 7 Blake Richards (CHAV) 6.88m 8 Blake Theobald (SUMN) 6.72m .

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