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Crystal Reports Activex Designer Tabor College Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 11:16 AM 9/27/2014 Page 1 Tabor College Invitational - 9/27/2012 Cottonwood Point, Marion Resevoir Rankings Event 1 Women 5k Run CC ======================================================================= Name Year School Finals Points ======================================================================= 1 Cross, Savana McPherson College 20:02.22 1 2 Holmes, Hannah Tabor College 20:07.33 2 3 Aitken, Grace Friends University 20:11.84 3 4 Zimmerman, Brooke Friends University 20:17.99 4 5 Kessler, Joan Avila University 20:25.05 6 Loza, Bianca Dodge City 20:27.12 5 7 Roy, Sydney Friends University 20:28.25 6 8 Gibson, Laura McPherson College 20:41.38 7 9 Caffrey, Madison Sterling College 20:52.16 8 10 McVicker, Tera Dodge City 20:54.69 9 11 Aburto, Araceli Bethany College 21:06.99 10 12 Williams, Savannah Dodge City 21:11.85 11 13 Rangel, Jenna Avila University 21:13.04 14 Zinn, Tiffany Avila University 21:13.88 15 Soliz, Sierra Dodge City 21:33.38 12 16 Vonada, Bethany Friends University 21:42.05 13 17 Ballinger, Megan Friends University 21:42.99 14 18 Benoit, Lizzy Bethany College 21:44.02 15 19 Lanham, Renee Sterling College 21:44.91 16 20 Rolland, Shamira Dodge City 21:50.14 17 21 Buckwalter, Lacey Sterling College 21:51.03 18 22 Young, Paula Tabor College 22:03.01 19 23 Neave, Isela Dodge City 22:03.88 20 24 Melillo, Sam Friends University 22:05.35 21 25 Whitesell, Katey Tabor College 22:08.61 22 26 Olson, Melissa Bethany College 22:11.09 23 27 Shaw, Heather Sterling College 22:11.75 24 28 Rodriguez, Wendy Dodge City 22:14.29 25 29 Ulrich, Miranda McPherson College 22:16.78 26 30 Stockton, Nicole Sterling College 22:24.16 27 31 Burley, Natasha Friends University 22:32.45 28 32 Lyne, Heidi McPherson College 22:33.10 29 33 Martinez, Kylee Bethany College 23:01.07 30 34 Jost, Allie Tabor College 23:30.48 31 35 Penner, Anna Hesston College 23:33.23 32 36 Newlin, Maggie Friends University 23:43.57 37 De La Torre, Katie Sterling College 23:45.79 33 38 Bebermeyer, Lora Sterling College 23:50.50 34 39 Childress, Alyssa Dodge City 23:52.15 40 Rosinski, Mia Avila University 24:00.50 41 Sanchez, Luz Dodge City 24:14.40 42 Dinkel, Macey Bethany College 24:26.30 35 43 Scumate, Shaley Dodge City 24:35.48 44 Hamill, Morgan Manhattan Christ 24:39.72 45 Schmidt, Kaylee Tabor College 25:11.60 36 46 Wankum, Lauren McPherson College 25:33.01 37 47 Hernandez, Civia Hesston College 25:48.64 38 48 Vix, Jessica Tabor College 25:56.26 39 49 Doty, Erika McPherson College 26:18.29 40 50 Johnson, Kenzie Hesston College 26:20.69 41 51 Villarreal, Danielle Panhandle State CC 26:21.22 42 52 Rodney, Miranda Sterling College 26:24.30 Tabor College Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 11:16 AM 9/27/2014 Page 2 Tabor College Invitational - 9/27/2012 Cottonwood Point, Marion Resevoir Rankings ....Event 1 Women 5k Run CC 53 Brown-Jutras, Jasmine Panhandle State CC 26:25.99 43 54 Bender, Mary Hesston College 26:43.34 44 55 Faust, Kayla McPherson College 27:03.20 45 56 Guth, Regina Panhandle State CC 27:15.75 46 57 Carr, Kayla Barclay College 27:25.77 58 Perry, Shelby Panhandle State CC 27:35.96 47 59 Fahnestock, Anjali Sterling College 27:56.23 60 Lyche, Merete Panhandle State CC 28:00.10 48 61 Ulrich, Sierra McPherson College 29:39.62 62 Peters, Mary Hesston College 30:09.57 49 63 Zehr, Taylor Hesston College 30:13.01 50 64 Anderson, Christy Barclay College 30:46.37 65 Young, Caitlin Barclay College 31:05.99 66 Bromlow, Cayla Hesston College 34:11.37 51 67 Schuck, Chealsea Barclay College 34:31.97 Team Scores ================================================================================= Rank Team Total 1 2 3 4 5 *6 *7 *8 *9 ================================================================================= 1 Friends University 40 3 4 6 13 14 21 28 Total Time: 1:44:23.12 Average: 20:52.63 2 Dodge City 54 5 9 11 12 17 20 25 Total Time: 1:45:57.18 Average: 21:11.44 3 Sterling College 93 8 16 18 24 27 33 34 Total Time: 1:49:04.01 Average: 21:48.81 4 McPherson College 100 1 7 26 29 37 40 45 Total Time: 1:51:06.49 Average: 22:13.30 5 Tabor College 110 2 19 22 31 36 39 Total Time: 1:53:01.03 Average: 22:36.21 6 Bethany College 113 10 15 23 30 35 Total Time: 1:52:29.47 Average: 22:29.90 7 Hesston College 204 32 38 41 44 49 50 51 Total Time: 2:12:35.47 Average: 26:31.10 8 Panhandle State CC 226 42 43 46 47 48 Total Time: 2:15:39.02 Average: 27:07.81.
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