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Singapore Athletics Assoc.-Yth/Jr Champ - Organization License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 11:47 AM 20/3/2016 Page 1 42nd Singapore U18 & U20 Athletics Championships 2016 - 19/3/2016 to 20/3/2016 Bukit Gombak Stadium Results - Day 2 Event 201 Boys Pole Vault Under 15 Name Age Team Finals Finals 1 1171 Too, Jeremy 14 Victoria School 2.70m 2 521 Tan, Jun Hao Sherrick 14 Hwa Chong Institution J2.70m 3 785 Heng, Jee Kuan 14 Raffles Institution 2.40m 3 90 Wee, Elliott Junn 14 Anglo-Chinese Sch (Barker Rd) 2.40m 3 1140 Leng, Sean 14 Victoria School 2.40m 3 1161 Sng, Piius 14 Victoria School 2.40m 7 468 Chia, Wei Xuan Sean 14 Hwa Chong Institution J2.40m 8 803 Premsekar, Natarajan 14 Raffles Institution 2.20m --- 503 Oh, Chin Aik 13 Hwa Chong Institution NH --- 1119 Cheng, Kean Yeung 14 Victoria School DNS Event 202 Boys Triple Jump Under 15 Name Age Team Finals Wind Finals 1 526 Toh Jun Xi, Tedd 14 Hwa Chong Institution 11.95m +0.0 2 124 Loh, YI Tern Hansel 14 Catholic High School 11.66m 0.5 3 968 Lee Kai Juin, Adam Zachary 14 St Joseph's Institution 11.26m 0.1 4 122 Lim, YU Cheng 14 Catholic High School 11.12m 0.2 5 509 Rujie, Wang 14 Hwa Chong Institution 11.00m 0.7 6 100 Fong, Ding Tao Cleavant 14 Catholic High School 10.89m -0.2 7 466 Chan Jun Yi, Gregory 13 Hwa Chong Institution 10.65m 0.4 8 982 Pothakamuri Tulsi, Kiran 14 St Joseph's Institution 9.59m -0.2 --- 984 Seow Zhi Xian, Russell 13 St Joseph's Institution FOUL Event 203 Boys Discus Throw (1kg) Under 15 Name Age Team Finals Finals 1 484 He Jun, Mook 14 Hwa Chong Institution 40.73m 2 143 WU, Julian Zuan Qiang 14 Catholic High School 37.02m 3 79 Ong, Jingkai, Thierry 14 Anglo Chinese School (Indep) 35.97m 4 532 Yi, Qin 14 Hwa Chong Institution 34.46m 5 513 Shao Wei, Goi 14 Hwa Chong Institution 34.01m 6 1133 Koh, Daryl 14 Victoria School 33.19m 7 109 Huang, Junhan, Dylan 14 Catholic High School 30.72m 8 949 Anandha, Joshua 14 St Joseph's Institution 29.76m --- 789 Kuah, Kenneth 13 Raffles Institution FOUL --- 954 Chan Jing-Xuan, Isaac 14 St Joseph's Institution FOUL --- 801 NG, Roy 13 Raffles Institution FOUL --- 1168 Tapay, Carlos 13 Victoria School FOUL --- 88 Verma, Rohan 13 Anglo Chinese School (Indep) FOUL --- 36 Marshall, Theesvaran 15 Ahmad Ibrahim Secondary School FOUL --- 970 Lew Lian YI, Jason 13 St Joseph's Institution FOUL --- 9 B M Norazmi, Mohamad Irfan 14 Ahmad Ibrahim Secondary School FOUL Event 204 Boys 5000 Meter Race Walk U20 Name Age Team Finals Finals 1 591 Yeo, Rainer 17 Hwa Chong Institution College 27:20.97 2 576 Seah, Kia Luck 17 Hwa Chong Institution College 27:59.60 Singapore Athletics Assoc.-Yth/Jr Champ - Organization License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 11:47 AM 20/3/2016 Page 2 42nd Singapore U18 & U20 Athletics Championships 2016 - 19/3/2016 to 20/3/2016 Bukit Gombak Stadium Results - Day 2 Finals ... (Event 204 Boys 5000 Meter Race Walk U20) Name Age Team Finals 3 846 Hu, Dominic Norris 18 Raffles Institution JC 29:15.30 4 836 Chauhan, Yuvraj 18 Raffles Institution JC 29:39.84 5 853 Lee, Zhi Yuan 18 Raffles Institution JC 31:25.71 6 592 Yong, Jung Hahn 17 Hwa Chong Institution College 32:11.59 7 177 Soh, Doel 18 Catholic Junior College 33:50.38 8 695 Teng, Xiang Zhe 18 National Junior College 34:48.86 9 837 Chen, Mingwei 17 Raffles Institution JC 35:24.65 10 169 Ng, Teng Han 17 Catholic Junior College 37:25.91 11 1191 chua, Joshua 18 Catholic Junior College 37:38.38 12 157 Koh, Bonoit 17 Catholic Junior College 38:58.94 --- 557 Chua, Ming 18 Hwa Chong Institution College DNS Event 205 Girls 3000 Meter Race Walk U20 Name Age Team Finals Finals 1 1051 Shoo, Dora 16 Unattached 16:26.83 2 839 Chng, Shu Yi 18 Raffles Institution JC 18:24.73 3 1024 Chua, Shantel 16 Unattached 18:27.93 4 994 Hsien Yee, Odelia, Cheong 17 Tampines Junior College 18:59.81 5 551 Ching, Carmen 18 Hwa Chong Institution College 19:40.67 6 862 Oo, Khin Yadanar 17 Raffles Institution JC 20:14.49 7 588 Wong, Amelia 18 Hwa Chong Institution College 20:16.73 8 586 Valluvar, Santhya 18 Hwa Chong Institution College 21:36.90 9 704 Yue, Shi Min Grace 17 National Junior College 21:48.58 10 559 Goh, Winnie 17 Hwa Chong Institution College 22:15.16 11 165 Lye, Faith 18 Catholic Junior College 22:27.70 12 765 Ho, Pearlyn 18 Pioneer Junior College 22:44.67 13 875 Woon, Pei Yi 18 Raffles Institution JC 24:26.76 14 150 Chia, Thelma 17 Catholic Junior College 25:22.90 15 156 Hong, Samantha 17 Catholic Junior College 25:42.68 16 147 Chan, Marie 17 Catholic Junior College 25:48.38 Event 206 Girls Triple Jump Under 15 Name Age Team Finals Wind Finals 1 212 Khor, Xinyi 14 Cedar Girls Secondary School 10.39m 2.2 2 243 Sew, Charmaine 14 Cedar Girls Secondary School 9.98m -1.2 3 317 Phoebe, Wee 14 Chij Secondary (Toa Payoh) 9.44m 0.9 4 377 Suan, Yuanqing, Gerlyn 14 Chij St. Nicholas Girls' 9.42m 1.0 5 391 Weng, Ying Xin Jesslyn 14 Chij St. Nicholas Girls' 9.38m +0.0 6 192 Arlin Halimß, Valencia Cedar Girls Secondary School 9.37m -0.8 7 196 BO Kannanß, Chenoa 14 Cedar Girls Secondary School 9.30m -0.1 8 629 Geneve Ying Fei, Phua 14 Nanyang Girls' High School 8.94m -0.2 9 665 D/O Karnan, Kodhai 14 National Junior College 8.93m -0.5 10 620 Christy Robyn Su-Ann, Chng 13 Nanyang Girls' High School 8.78m NWI 11 615 Angelina Xin Qi, Ng 13 Nanyang Girls' High School 8.68m -0.4 12 616 Ann Shyann Wai, Lee 13 Nanyang Girls' High School 8.67m NWI 13 283 Lee, Randone Angel 14 Chij Katong Convent 8.50m 0.5 --- 663 Chng, Ning, Ashley 14 National Junior College FOUL --- 382 Tan, Tse Teng 14 Chij St. Nicholas Girls' DNS NWI Singapore Athletics Assoc.-Yth/Jr Champ - Organization License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 11:47 AM 20/3/2016 Page 3 42nd Singapore U18 & U20 Athletics Championships 2016 - 19/3/2016 to 20/3/2016 Bukit Gombak Stadium Results - Day 2 Event 207 Girls 1500 Meter Race Walk Under 15 Name Age Team Finals Finals 1 258 Teo, Brigette 14 Cedar Girls Secondary School 9:33.81 2 357 Lee, Pei En 14 Chij St. Nicholas Girls' 9:37.72 3 221 Lim, Joey 14 Cedar Girls Secondary School 9:50.49 4 250 Tan, Jane 14 Cedar Girls Secondary School 11:01.24 5 365 Lim, Xuan Ning Fion 14 Chij St. Nicholas Girls' 11:09.54 6 254 Tan, Rachel 14 Cedar Girls Secondary School 11:10.68 7 446 Tan, Valerie 14 Dunman High School 11:19.49 8 321 Sameera, Kaur 14 Chij Secondary (Toa Payoh) 13:00.67 --- 257 Tanß, Rachel 14 Cedar Girls Secondary School DNS --- 256 Taná, Rachel 14 Cedar Girls Secondary School DNS --- 225 Lock, YI Qing 14 Cedar Girls Secondary School DNS Event 208 Boys 1500 Meter Race Walk Under 15 Name Age Team Finals Finals 1 462 Brandon, Loh 14 Hwa Chong Institution 7:40.83 2 539 Zeen, Chia 13 Hwa Chong Institution 8:20.00 3 708 Chang, Mervin 14 North Vista Secondary Sch 9:05.57 4 742 Tay, Gerald 14 North Vista Secondary Sch 9:12.78 5 524 Timothy, Lim 13 Hwa Chong Institution 9:22.20 6 519 Tai Yong, Loh 13 Hwa Chong Institution 9:43.88 7 744 Tay, Russell 14 North Vista Secondary Sch 9:49.39 8 97 Chiam, Tat YI 14 Catholic High School 10:03.65 9 1143 Lim, Khai Siang Haaver 13 Victoria School 10:19.10 10 1151 Matin, Rifqi Adam 13 Victoria School 10:19.90 11 1167 Tang, Kafai 13 Victoria School 10:22.02 12 709 Chee, Stan 14 North Vista Secondary Sch 10:28.56 13 809 Saravan, Easan 13 Raffles Institution 10:48.84 14 1111 Aravind, Abenav 13 Victoria School 10:50.42 15 104 Goh, Ryan Xuan Wei 13 Catholic High School 11:01.01 --- 1177 Yap, Gaius Zancs 13 Victoria School DNS --- 778 Chai, Jiacheng 13 Raffles Institution DNS --- 739 Tan, Edric 13 North Vista Secondary Sch DNS Event 210 Girls 1500 Meter Race Walk U18 Name Age Team Finals Finals 1 1051 Shoo, Dora 16 Unattached 7:23.10 2 403 Wu, Xinyao 17 Deyi Secondary School 7:23.42 3 1024 Chua, Shantel 16 Unattached 8:32.61 4 404 Back, Maelene 15 Dunman High School 9:08.64 5 214 Koh, Megan 16 Cedar Girls Secondary School 9:12.79 6 259 Teo, Dorothy 16 Cedar Girls Secondary School 9:27.66 7 235 Mohd Yazid, Hasya Nazihah 15 Cedar Girls Secondary School 9:29.67 8 198 Chan, Charlene 15 Cedar Girls Secondary School 9:38.56 9 318 Pong, Tiffany 16 Chij Secondary (Toa Payoh) 9:44.06 10 307 Leong, Celine 16 Chij Secondary (Toa Payoh) 9:58.19 11 229 Low, Anna 15 Cedar Girls Secondary School 10:03.60 Singapore Athletics Assoc.-Yth/Jr Champ - Organization License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 11:47 AM 20/3/2016 Page 4 42nd Singapore U18 & U20 Athletics Championships 2016 - 19/3/2016 to 20/3/2016 Bukit Gombak Stadium Results - Day 2 Finals ..
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