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Tasmanian Secondary All Schools Cross Country Championships - 30/06/2009 Results Tasmanian Secondary All Schools Cross Country Championships - 30/06/2009 Results Men 8k Run Under 20 12 Ben French Guilford Young 25:48 13 Woody Stone The Friends School 26:00 14 Hamish Waterson Launceston C.G. 26:07 1 Luke Geelan Scotch Oakburn 29:00 15 Josef Kloser Elizabeth College 26:08 2 Noah Nischler Elizabeth College 30:04 16 Isaac McCrimmon Scotch Oakburn 26:11 3 Alex Hunt Calvin Christian 32:18 17 Edward Langdon Hutchins 26:16 4 Jake Pearce Launceston Church Grammar 32:58 18 Damon Upton - Greer Launceston College 26:35 5 Nick Sproal Launceston Church Grammar 33:28 19 Owen Clifford Launceston College 26:41 6 Brad Thomas The Friends School 33:38 20 Samual Watson Marist Regional 26:44 7 John Wilson Hutchins 33:58 21 James Shearing Dominic College 26:46 8 Callum Gale Launceston Church Grammar 34:07 22 Jordan Huber Hutchins 26:58 9 Drew Lawrence Launceston Church Grammar 34:32 23 Alex Dunbabin Launceston C.G. 27:02 10 Rob MacMillan Hutchins 34:52 24 Jordie Smith Marist Regional 27:05 11 Nathan Jones St Patrick's College 35:16 25 Gustavo Vu Guilford Young 27:05 12 Henry Terry Scotch Oakburn 36:14 26 Abe Jones Scotch Oakburn 27:06 13 Patrick Lee Launceston Church Grammar 36:15 27 Andrew Sargent Launceston C.G. 27:07 14 Tom Swinoga Scotch Oakburn 36:25 28 James Walch Scotch Oakburn 27:28 15 Jack Terry The Friends School 37:26 29 Malcolm Watson Marist Regional 27:48 16 Aaron Neale Guilford Young College 37:46 30 Mike Jones Scotch Oakburn 27:51 17 Jake Noble St Patrick's College 38:46 31 Jack Hudson Launceston College 28:09 18 Aaron Hargraves Scotch Oakburn 39:15 32 Oliver Dacy Elizabeth College 28:15 19 Charles Dorgaille Hutchins 42:04 33 Alex Elford Hutchins 28:29 34 Fergus Reid The Friends School 28:47 Team Scores 35 Grant Woodcock The Friends School 29:11 36 Luke Tucker Hutchins 29:39 1 Launceston Church Grammar 10 37 Jarred Gilroy Guilford Young 29:45 2 Scotch Oakburn 16 38 Daniel Acheson Marist Regional 30:02 3 Hutchins 19 39 Jeremy Scharu Marist Regional 30:19 40 John Damen Ulverstone High 30:24 41 Stephen Enadio Taroona High School 31:36 Women 6k Run Under 20 Team Scores 1 Freya Wilson Launceston College 25:48 2 Annabel Gibson Launceston Church Grammar 27:22 1 Guilford Young College 9 3 Rebekah Templeton St Brendan - Shaw College 28:02 2 Hutchins 26 4 Eve Mure St Michael's Collegiate 28:38 3 Launceston College 31 5 Prairie Nischler Elizabeth College 28:59 4 The Friends School 37 6 Claire Butler The Friends School 29:12 5 Elizabeth College 42 7 Meg Lyall Launceston Church Grammar 30:20 6 Launceston Church Grammar 47 8 Grace Gardner Launceston College 30:31 7 Scotch Oakburn 52 9 Gabby Petterwood St Patrick's College 31:07 8 Marist Regional College 56 10 Katherine Parish St Patrick's College 31:17 11 Isabella Comgort The Friends School 31:30 Women 4k Run Under 18 12 Sarah Crosswell Guilford Young College 32:01 13 Anna Talbot Launceston Church Grammar 32:25 1 Leah Waldhauser Marist Regional 17:33 14 Emily Perkins St Patrick's College 32:30 2 Allie Britton Guilford Young 17:40 15 Emma Davey Scotch Oakburn 33:14 3 Georgia Nesbitt Collegiate 18:18 16 Emma - Jayne Warren The Friends School 34:46 4 Siobhan Williams St Brendan-Shaw 18:36 17 Sarah McKay Scotch Oakburn 36:06 5 Heather Richards St Patrick's Col 18:44 18 Jessica Phillips Scotch Oakburn 36:57 6 Jayde Richardson Guilford Young 19:19 19 Tegan Bailey St Patrick's College 37:16 7 Hayley Batchelor St Patrick's Col 19:27 8 Ciona Wilson Launceston C.G. 19:29 Team Scores 9 Claire Terry Collegiate 19:49 10 Georgie Holmes Launceston C.G. 19:49 1 Launceston Church Grammar 11 11 Casey Jones Collegiate 20:08 2 St Patrick's College 17 12 Kathleen Seagar St Patrick's Col 20:22 3 The Friends School 18 13 Jacki Cook Marist Regional 20:23 4 Scotch Oakburn 32 14 Hannah McCormack St Brendan-Shaw 20:25 15 Jessica Harris Guilford Young 20:27 16 Lottie Johnstone The Friends School 20:55 Men 6k Run Under 18 17 Ebony Alexander The Friends School 21:11 18 Sally Thompson Elizabeth College 21:46 1 Phillip McConnon Guilford Young 22:11 19 Harriet Kossmann Launceston C.G. 22:02 2 Dylan Evans St Patrick's Col 22:23 20 Kara Walker Launceston C.G. 22:03 3 Matthew Guy Launceston College 22:47 21 Clare Rayner The Friends School 22:11 4 Liam Scott Guilford Young 23:35 22 Melissa Jones Scotch Oakburn 22:11 5 Josh Stokell St Patrick's Col 23:44 23 Tori Archer Scotch Oakburn 22:28 6 Andrew Hagger The Friends School 24:01 24 Georgie Homan Cure Scotch Oakburn 22:42 7 Matt Bevilacqua Guilford Young 24:06 25 Johanna Miller Guilford Young 23:19 8 James McMahon Hutchins 24:09 26 Alice Pearce Scotch Oakburn 23:21 9 Adam Reardon Guilford Young 24:21 27 Kaitlyn Smith Scotch Oakburn 23:48 10 Harrison Hughes Hutchins 25:06 28 Alice Dutton Scotch Oakburn 23:50 11 Luke Bell Elizabeth College 25:07 29 Kelli Cook Marist Regional 24:59 Tasmanian Secondary All Schools Cross Country Championships - 30/06/2009 Results 30 Hannah Younger Marist Regional 25:29 55 Stephen McEldowney Taroona High School 26:49 31 Binti Makelele Guilford Young 26:00 56 James Wheller Hutchins 26:49 32 Beletesh Asayhe Hilliard Christ 26:03 57 Reuben Inglis Launceston C.G. 26:49 33 Sophie Fisher Scotch Oakburn 26:06 58 Alex Shaw St Virgil's College 26:54 34 Cat Gaggin Marist Regional 26:41 59 Marc Gluskie St Virgil's College 26:59 35 Nunaseb Gerezgher Hilliard Christ 28:32 60 Jack Gregson Dominic College 27:00 61 Daniel Johnson Geilston Bay High 27:02 Team Scores 62 Michael Flanagan Scotch Oakburn 27:11 63 Dean Symons Parklands High 27:14 1 Guilford Young College 20 64 Brandon Clark New Town High 27:14 2 St Michael's Collegiate 21 65 Brad Jackson Mackillop College 27:23 3 St Patrick's College 21 66 Ryan Martin Ulverstone High 27:27 4 Launceston Church Grammar 32 67 Ryno Neser Kingston High 27:34 5 Marist Regional College 34 68 Will Hansen Scotch Oakburn 27:34 6 The Friends School 46 69 Quade Byard St Brendan-Shaw 27:35 7 Scotch Oakburn 57 70 David Memish Taroona High School 27:39 71 Toby Honey - Church Exeter High 27:43 72 Sam Mineham St Brendan-Shaw 27:48 Men 6k Run Under 17 73 Ben Dunn Marist Regional 27:54 74 Jack Avent Lilydale District 27:56 1 James Hansen Riverside High 22:33 75 Aden Morris Exeter High 27:58 2 Simon Hamilton Riverside High 22:54 76 Matt Clements St Brendan-Shaw 27:59 3 Clive Reekie Kingston High 22:56 77 Zac Sheehan St Brendan-Shaw 28:02 4 Tom Goddard Scotch Oakburn 22:59 78 Michael Poland Launceston C.G. 28:09 5 Alex Clements Scotch Oakburn 23:04 79 Alex Peart Riverside High 28:12 6 Jobi Harper St Patrick's Col 23:08 80 Todd Foster Ulverstone High 28:14 7 Henry West Hutchins 23:20 81 Joel McHugh Launceston C.G. 28:18 8 Charles Hayward Hutchins 23:30 82 Patrick Meaney The Friends School 28:21 9 Ewan McPherson St Virgil's College 23:38 83 Sam Rahray - O'Brien Taroona High School 28:24 10 Gavin Byrd Rose Bay High 23:47 84 Tyler Johnstone Burnie High School 28:30 11 Tom Norton Burnie High School 24:07 85 Thomas Males Sacred Heart Col 28:42 12 Karl Biceuskis The Friends School 24:14 86 Daniel Scott Oatlands Dist 28:56 13 Adhar Ngor Sacred Heart Col 24:26 87 Taylor Barwick Riverside High 29:18 14 Brodie Knee Scotch Oakburn 24:30 88 Daniel Wilcox Burnie High School 29:20 15 Paul Crosswell St Virgil's College 24:32 89 D'Zeffrey Bart St Patrick's Col 29:28 16 Nat Martin Rose Bay High 24:33 90 Jake Otto Marist Regional 29:35 17 Brad Tilbury Hutchins 24:34 91 Joel Wright Ulverstone High 29:36 18 Toby Pitt Hutchins 24:34 92 Mitchell Collins Geilston Bay High 29:40 19 Jayden Hey Dominic College 24:45 93 Ryan Anthony Riverside High 29:45 20 Isaac Button Burnie High School 24:50 94 Wilson Mure Hutchins 29:46 21 Hayden Thors Geilston Bay High 24:52 95 Daniel Hickman Exeter High 30:11 22 Thomas Gregson Dominic College 24:54 96 James Milner The Friends School 30:20 23 Cormac Sweeney-Meyer Tarremah Steiner 24:58 97 Levi Hunt Dominic College 30:24 24 Luke Percey Dominic College 25:01 98 Elliott Broad Exeter High 30:31 25 Thomas Mitchell Marist Regional 25:10 99 Cody Clifford Geilston Bay High 30:51 26 Lewis Williams Sacred Heart Col 25:11 100 Monty Carbonari Marist Regional 30:55 27 Cameron Bailey St Patrick's Col 25:18 101 Jackson Rosevear Riverside High 31:03 28 Aaron Parker Mackillop College 25:28 102 Zack Cox Parklands High 31:11 29 Alec Thomas Latrobe High 25:29 103 Joshua Baker Exeter High 31:18 30 Josh Laing Leighland Christ 25:36 104 Hamish Whiteroad Parklands High 31:41 31 Kane Featherstone Sorell 25:40 105 Ryan Britcliffe Parklands High 31:41 32 Lewis Coobe Guilford Young 25:43 106 Daniel Morse Ulverstone High 32:01 33 Shaun Field Scotch Oakburn 25:44 107 Matthew Morris Ulverstone High 32:02 34 Stewart Kurrle Ulverstone High 25:45 108 Lewis Fazackerley Geilston Bay High 32:35 35 Jarred Westall Mackillop College 25:45 109 Simon Wright Launceston C.G.
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