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World Athletics Continental Tour Silver Queensland Sport & Athletics Centre - Site License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER Page 1 World Athletics Continental Tour Silver - 27/03/2021 2021 Queensland Track Classic QSAC - Main Stadium Results - Qld Track Classic Event 2 Mixed 100 Metre RR/Wheelchai Invitational ================================================================ Name Year Team Finals ================================================================ Heat 1 Wind: 1.5 1 Henshall, Daniel M86 Australia 20.36 Event 3 Men Pole Vault Continental Tour ====================================================================== Meet Record: M 5.81m 1999 Dmitri Markhov, AUS NR: N 6.06m 7/02/2009 Steve Hooker, WA 5.80m OQ Tokyo Olympic Qual Name Year Team Finals ====================================================================== Group 1 1 Marschall, Kurtis 97 Australia 5.70m 4.60 4.80 4.95 5.10 5.25 5.40 5.50 5.60 5.70 5.82 P P P P P P O P O XXX 2 Armstrong, Angus 97 Australia 5.25m 4.60 4.80 4.95 5.10 5.25 5.40 P P P P O XXX 3 Downey, Jack 01 Australia 5.10m 4.60 4.80 4.95 5.10 5.25 P P P XXO XXX 4 Vincent, Triston 97 Australia 4.95m 4.60 4.80 4.95 5.10 XO O O XXX 5 Georgilopoulos, Liam 03 Australia 4.60m 4.60 4.80 O XXX -- Golubovic, Daniel 93 Australia NH 4.60 XXX Event 4 Women High Jump Area Permit ====================================================================== Meet Record: M 1.92m 1991 Gai Kapernick, AUS NR: N 1.99m 28/02/2020 Eleanor Patterson, VIC 1.96m OQ Tokyo Olympic Qual Name Year Team Finals ====================================================================== 1 Patterson, Eleanor 96 Australia 1.87m 1.70 1.75 1.80 1.84 1.87 1.90 P O O O O XXX 2 Tozer, Rosie 02 Australia 1.80m 1.70 1.75 1.80 1.84 XO O XO XXX 3 Burnett, Alysha 97 Australia 1.80m 1.70 1.75 1.80 1.84 P O XXO XXX 4 Harrison, Alexandra 03 Australia 1.75m 1.70 1.75 1.80 O XXO XXX 4 Whelan, Emily 00 Australia 1.75m 1.70 1.75 1.80 O XXO XXX Queensland Sport & Athletics Centre - Site License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER Page 2 World Athletics Continental Tour Silver - 27/03/2021 2021 Queensland Track Classic QSAC - Main Stadium Results - Qld Track Classic ....Event 4 Women High Jump Area Permit 6 Moss, Elizabeth 02 Australia 1.70m 1.70 1.75 O XXX Event 5 Women Long Jump Continental Tour =========================================================================== Meet Record: M 6.92m 2018 Christabel Nettey, CAN NR: N 7.05m 12/03/2016 Brooke Stratton, VIC 6.82m OQ Tokyo Olympic Qual Name Year Team Finals Wind =========================================================================== 1 Stratton, Brooke 93 Australia 6.63m 1.9 FOUL(2.1) 6.63m(1.9) FOUL(2.0) FOUL(1.2) 6.61m(2.5) 6.62m(1.2) 2 McGuire, Annie 01 Australia 6.45m 2.3 6.17m(1.5) FOUL(0.8) 6.29m(0.9) 6.37m(1.5) 6.44m(2.4) 6.45m(2.3) 3 Dale, Samantha 01 Australia 6.32m 1.0 FOUL(2.4) 6.28m(2.7) FOUL(1.1) 5.85m(0.1) 6.32m(1.0) FOUL(1.2) 4 Kaputin, Rellie 93 Papua New Guinea 6.23m 3.0 5.88m(0.6) 5.92m(1.5) 6.08m(1.5) 6.00m(1.5) 6.12m(2.1) 6.23m(3.0) 5 Crase, Taneille 94 Australia 6.16m 2.4 FOUL(0.7) 6.08m(2.7) 6.16m(2.4) 6.02m(1.8) 5.83m(1.0) FOUL(1.4) 6 Harper, Jessie 96 Australia 6.05m 0.8 6.05m(0.8) 5.99m(1.9) FOUL(2.0) 7 Kranendonk, Bethany 00 Australia 6.02m 1.8 5.87m(1.4) FOUL(2.2) 6.02m(1.8) 5.91m(1.3) FOUL(0.9) 6.02m(2.0) 8 French, Abbie 04 Australia 5.95m 2.2 5.93m(0.8) 5.75m(2.1) 5.95m(2.2) 5.93m(1.3) FOUL(1.1) FOUL(3.0) Event 6 Men 100 Metre Invitational ================================================================ NR: N 9.93 5/05/2003 Patrick Johnson, QLD Name Year Team Finals ================================================================ Heat 1 Wind: 1.6 1 Monaghan, Jacob 05 Qld 11.08 2 Cox, Lachlan 05 Qld 11.30 3 Denny, Nicholas 07 Qld 11.73 4 Burrows - T/F20, Tom 90 Qld 13.35 5 Pope - T20, Jackson 02 Qld 13.39 6 Moroney - T38, Sean 05 Qld 14.26 Heat 2 Wind: 1.1 1 Flottmann, Jonty 97 Qld 10.74 2 Clark, Kaleb 04 Qld 10.98 3 McArthur, Sam 01 Qld 11.00 4 Easton, Rory 04 Qld 11.05 5 Morris, Tyson 05 Qld 11.16 Event 7 Women 100 Metre Invitational ================================================================ NR: N 11.11 9/02/2014 Melissa Breen, ACT Name Year Team Finals ================================================================ Heat 1 Wind: 2.9 1 Mpofu, Cebile 99 Qld 12.46 Queensland Sport & Athletics Centre - Site License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER Page 3 World Athletics Continental Tour Silver - 27/03/2021 2021 Queensland Track Classic QSAC - Main Stadium Results - Qld Track Classic ....Event 7 Women 100 Metre Invitational 2 Middleton - T/F01, Imeld 01 Qld 13.10 3 Holt - T35, Isis 01 Qld 13.49 4 Crocombe, Josie 07 Qld 13.70 Heat 2 Wind: 1.4 1 Tewake, Bailee-Anne 06 Qld 12.16 2 Mead, Jessica 02 Qld 12.35 3 Twigg, Lucy 04 Qld 12.39 4 Daniel, Annalise 03 Qld 12.44 5 Hagan, Zara 07 Qld 12.46 6 Brims, Julie 66 Qld 12.59 Event 8 Men 100 Metre Continental Tour 9 Advance: Top 3 Each Heat plus Next 3 Best Times ====================================================================== Meet Record: M 10.08 2019 Yoshide Kiryu & Rohan Browning, JPN NR: N 9.93 5/05/2003 Patrick Johnson, ACT 10.05 OQ Tokyo Olympic Qual Name Year Team Prelims ====================================================================== Heat 1 Preliminaries Wind: 2.1 1 Osei-Nketia, Edward 01 New Zealand 10.14Q 10.137 2 Hale, Jack 98 Australia 10.29Q 3 Greig, Simon 93 Australia 10.35Q 4 Azzopardi, Joshua 99 Australia 10.42q 5 Doran, Jake 00 Australia 10.47q 6 Jung, Jin Su 93 Australia 10.52q 7 Cavanagh, Justin 95 Australia 10.56 8 Wong, Ashley 04 Australia 10.59 9 Rathore, Shakti 93 Australia 10.83 Heat 2 Preliminaries Wind: 0.4 1 Browning, Rohan 97 Australia 10.14Q 10.132 2 Holdsworth, Zach 97 Australia 10.39Q 3 Despard, Jacob 96 Australia 10.42Q 4 Ius, Christopher 00 Australia 10.53 5 Law, Calab 03 Australia 10.55 6 Gordon, Jai 03 Australia 10.82 -- Dudu Kamara, Ismail 97 Sierra Leone DNF -- Penny, Jake 96 Australia DQ WATR 16.8 -- Omuvwie, Fejiro 92 Australia DQ WATR 16.8 Event 9 Men Discus Throw Continental Tour ====================================================================== Meet Record: M 65.94m 2014 Benn Harradine, AUS NR: N 68.20m 10/05/2017 Benn Harradine, VIC 66.00m OQ Tokyo Olympic Qual Name Year Team Finals ====================================================================== Group 1 1 Denny, Matthew 96 Australia 61.42m 60.06m 61.42m 60.01m FOUL FOUL 59.97m 2 Cooper, Mitchell 95 Australia 55.72m FOUL 54.99m FOUL 55.72m 54.51m FOUL 3 Carman, Declan 01 Australia 51.25m 45.37m 47.56m FOUL 50.02m 51.25m FOUL Queensland Sport & Athletics Centre - Site License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER Page 4 World Athletics Continental Tour Silver - 27/03/2021 2021 Queensland Track Classic QSAC - Main Stadium Results - Qld Track Classic ....Event 9 Men Discus Throw Continental Tour 4 Golubovic, Daniel 93 Australia 50.89m 46.97m 42.68m 50.31m 45.62m 50.89m 49.08m 5 Dubler, Cedric 95 Australia 44.47m 44.47m 39.74m 42.20m FOUL 44.25m PASS 6 Clark, Martin 92 Australia 43.72m 42.75m FOUL 42.33m 43.72m 42.03m 41.16m 7 Reyneke, Sebastian 01 Australia 40.75m 29.97m 31.32m FOUL 39.24m 40.40m 40.75m Event 10 Women Discus Throw Continental Tour ====================================================================== Meet Record: M 67.32m 1994 Daniela Costian, AUS NR: N 69.64m 13/08/2017 Dani Samuels, NSW 63.50m OQ Tokyo Olympic Qual Name Year Team Finals ====================================================================== 1 Stevens, Dani 88 Australia 62.22m 62.22m 62.21m 61.54m 60.23m 60.34m FOUL 2 Lally, Jade 87 Great Britain & NI 58.24m 52.33m 57.35m 54.84m 54.79m 57.75m 58.24m 3 Gollshewsky, Taryn 93 Australia 58.08m 54.64m FOUL 52.87m 55.95m 54.89m 58.08m 4 Su'emai, Lyvante 02 Australia 48.57m 45.48m FOUL 48.57m 47.61m 47.03m FOUL 5 Va'ai, Laylani 03 Australia 44.92m FOUL FOUL 40.07m 43.86m 44.92m 44.43m 6 Schmidt - T/F38, Samanth 01 Australia 32.71m 30.51m 29.26m 28.23m 32.71m 31.53m 30.96m Event 11 Women 100 Metre Area Permit 9 Advance: Top 3 Each Heat plus Next 4 Best Times ====================================================================== Meet Record: M 11.20 1996 Melinda Gainsford-Taylor, AUS NR: N 11.11 9/02/2014 Melissa Breen, ACT 11.15 OQ Tokyo Olympic Qual Name Year Team Prelims ====================================================================== Heat 1 Preliminaries Wind: 3.1 1 Lane, Ebony 98 Australia 11.35Q 2 Cruttenden, Taylah 03 Australia 11.41Q 3 Anang, Naa 95 Australia 11.54Q 4 Fighera, Sophia 98 Australia 11.62q 5 Edwards, Kristie 00 Australia 11.62q Heat 2 Preliminaries Wind: 2.0 1 Basic, Hanna 96 Australia M 11.18Q 2 Lewis, Torrie 05 Australia 11.55Q 3 Durmaz, Hilal 04 Turkey 11.71Q 4 Matzer, Olivia 03 Australia 11.79q 5 Buckholz, Elly 01 Australia 12.00 Queensland Sport & Athletics Centre - Site License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER Page 5 World Athletics Continental Tour Silver - 27/03/2021 2021 Queensland Track Classic QSAC - Main Stadium Results - Qld Track Classic Event 12 Men 400 Metre Invitational ================================================================ NR: N 44.38 Darren Clark Name Year Team Finals ================================================================ Heat 1 1 Atkinson, Joshua 03 Australia 47.26 2 Gillard, Jye 01 Qld 48.29 3 Hayman, Jaxon 98 Qld 48.49 4 Blest, Daniel 02 Qld 49.46 5 Links, Ethan 03 Qld 49.66 6 Fabiani, Josh 04 Qld 49.67 -- Deighton, Angus 03 Qld DQ WATR 17.3.1 Heat 2 1 McCoombes, James 03 Qld 49.93 2 Devine, Dylan 05 Qld 50.58 3 Best, Charles 04 Qld 50.85 4 Perkins, Denzil 04 Qld 51.35 5 Campbell - T20, Alberto 93 Qld 51.83 Heat 3 1 Reynoldson, Kade 05 Qld 50.99 2 Woodward, Lachlan 06 Qld 52.18 3 McCarthy, Josiah 98 Qld 52.32 4 Van
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