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2016 Australian Interschools Mountain Bike Championships Friday 11Th 2016 Australian Interschools Mountain Bike Championships Friday 11th March ODI Dual Compressor - Qualification results Divisional Place Bib Name School Seeding Gap GapLeader Division 1 Male 1 1 Joshua Clark Callahan Collage 32.93 2 4 Duke Millington Wyong High School 33.05 0.12 0.12 3 32 Ellis Hayeshills Kurnai College 33.11 0.06 0.18 4 8 Chris Hinds Barker College 33.14 0.03 0.21 5 2 Harry Parsons Chevalier College 33.38 0.24 0.45 6 3 Benjamin Zwar Wodonga Secondary college 34.60 1.22 1.67 7 6 Liam Mackne Heathcote High 34.89 0.29 1.96 8 14 Jack Strachan Bowral High School 34.92 0.03 1.99 9 41 Cody Profaca Turramurra High School 35.01 0.09 2.08 10 266 Lachlan Hinds Barker College 35.18 0.17 2.25 11 7 Isaac Ridley Bulli High school 35.22 0.04 2.29 12 33 Oakley Martin Kurnai College 35.25 0.03 2.32 13 30 Tobi Murray Knox Grammar School 35.77 0.52 2.84 14 25 Sean Veitch Heathcote High 36.18 0.41 3.25 15 17 Baz Matysek Edmund Rice College 36.41 0.23 3.48 16 5 Dylan Lombard St Bernard's college 36.91 0.50 3.98 17 26 Zachary Guest Heathcote High 36.92 0.01 3.99 18 20 Bryce Harvey Heathcote High 36.99 0.07 4.06 19 11 Maxwell Poignand Barker College 37.07 0.08 4.14 20 19 Ben Gilbert Heathcote High 37.23 0.16 4.30 21 22 Kye Fisher Heathcote High 37.36 0.13 4.43 22 34 Lachlan Hutchison La Salle Academy 37.72 0.36 4.79 23 24 Scott Armstrong Heathcote High 38.40 0.68 5.47 24 66 Jack Virgona Knox Grammar 38.56 0.16 5.63 25 9 Henry Sheppard Barker College 38.92 0.36 5.99 26 36 Ethan Hunt Monaro High School 39.01 0.09 6.08 27 15 Benjamin Brennan Cranbrook School Sydney 39.06 0.05 6.13 28 27 Harry Koster Knox Grammar School 39.38 0.32 6.45 29 29 Max Kelly Knox Grammar School 39.82 0.44 6.89 30 39 John Bryant St Ignatius College, Riverview 40.71 0.89 7.78 31 12 Thomas Griffiths Barker College 41.00 0.29 8.07 32 10 Hugh Hudson Barker College 42.05 1.05 9.12 33 28 Kent Felton Knox Grammar School 42.35 0.30 9.42 34 21 Carson Gale Heathcote High 43.37 1.02 10.44 35 31 Ben Fitton Knox Grammar School 43.44 0.07 10.51 36 40 Alec Wilson St Ignatius College, Riverview 44.26 0.82 11.33 Page 1 of 14 2016 Australian Interschools Mountain Bike Championships Friday 11th March ODI Dual Compressor - Qualification results Divisional Place Bib Name School Seeding Gap GapLeader Division 2 Male 1 203 James Findlay Snowy Mountains Grammar 31.35 2 201 Kye A'hern Telopea High School 33.20 1.85 1.85 3 511 Tyson Richens Corpus Christi Catholic High School 33.33 0.13 1.98 4 202 Matthew Dinham Knox Grammar School 33.48 0.15 2.13 5 215 Chris Palser Knox Grammar School 33.62 0.14 2.27 6 214 Ethan Corney La Salle Academy 33.78 0.16 2.43 7 205 Zack Hutchison La Salle Academy 33.85 0.07 2.50 8 211 Lucas Heidrich TIGS 34.22 0.37 2.87 9 204 Thomas Hansen Snowy Mountains Grammar 34.28 0.06 2.93 10 213 Jack Rowley La Salle Academy 34.38 0.10 3.03 11 206 Dan Quinlan St Aloysius 34.42 0.04 3.07 12 209 Zac Ingram Erindale College 34.57 0.15 3.22 13 232 Coren Strauberg Keira High School 34.85 0.28 3.50 14 210 Thomas Murray Edmund Rice Collage 34.99 0.14 3.64 15 262 Keegan Smith Bulli High School 35.49 0.50 4.14 16 297 Sam Hardman edmund rice college 35.62 0.13 4.27 17 290 Pacey Stockton La Salle Academy 35.90 0.28 4.55 18 243 Hayden Wittingslow La Salle Academy 36.14 0.24 4.79 19 212 Jaden Mann Shire Christian School 36.26 0.12 4.91 20 289 Oscar Mower Snowy Mountains Grammar 36.27 0.01 4.92 21 218 Lydan Kerr Keira High School 36.29 0.02 4.94 22 541 Angus Price Edmund Rice College 36.34 0.05 4.99 23 241 Harrison Ward Knox Grammar School 36.66 0.32 5.31 24 251 James Culver Barker College 36.94 0.28 5.59 25 543 Peter Austin Barker College 37.05 0.11 5.70 26 257 Jordan Montgomery Barker College 37.16 0.11 5.81 27 282 Nathan Colbeck Edmund Rice College 37.24 0.08 5.89 28 260 Joshua McCrystal Marist Catholic College Penshurst 37.28 0.04 5.93 29= 233 Corey Dowling Edmund Rice College 37.32 0.04 5.97 29= 235 Dylan Wear Edmund Rice College 37.32 0.04 5.97 31 506 Tom Clark La Salle Academy 37.43 0.11 6.08 32 217 Ben Stock Heathcote High 37.45 0.02 6.10 33 249 Jaiden Snell St Pius X Chatswood 37.53 0.08 6.18 34 216 Noah Cornelius Erindale College 37.55 0.02 6.20 35 238 Gilbert Garrett Knox Grammar School 37.78 0.23 6.43 36 225 Campbell Oatley Snowy Mountains Grammar 37.83 0.05 6.48 37 299 Seth Siebuhr Monaro High School 38.14 0.31 6.79 38 544 Logan Crawford Monaro High School 38.36 0.22 7.01 39 259 Josh Allingham Heathcote High 38.37 0.01 7.02 40 222 Andrew Armstrong Heathcote High 38.55 0.18 7.20 41 268 Lachlan Negus The Illawarra Grammar School 38.65 0.10 7.30 42 263 Kurt Ackling La Salle Academy 38.80 0.15 7.45 Page 2 of 14 2016 Australian Interschools Mountain Bike Championships Friday 11th March ODI Dual Compressor - Qualification results Divisional Place Bib Name School Seeding Gap GapLeader 43 219 Ben Swift Snowy Mountains Grammar 38.81 0.01 7.46 44 234 Daniel Rawlinson Kurnai College 38.87 0.06 7.52 45 502 Thomas Hegarty edmund rice college 39.00 0.13 7.65 46 505 Toby Tiffin Riverview 39.03 0.03 7.68 47 269 Lachlan Oosthuizen Barker College 39.06 0.03 7.71 48 267 Lachlan Horsley Barker College 39.11 0.05 7.76 49 514 Will Wright Snowy Mountains Grammar 39.13 0.02 7.78 50 281 Mitchell Frawley St Ignatius College, Riverview 39.26 0.13 7.91 51 292 Reece Kelly Heathcote High 39.71 0.45 8.36 52 284 Noah Mylan Monaro High School 39.78 0.07 8.43 53 504 Toby Marchant Knox Grammar School 39.82 0.04 8.47 54 507 Tom Dubourdieu Snowy Mountains Grammar 40.09 0.27 8.74 55 283 Nicholas Alexander Barker College 40.10 0.01 8.75 56 508 Tom Palmer Heathcote High 40.17 0.07 8.82 57 227 Connor Everett Barker College 40.23 0.06 8.88 58 247 Jack Machin Snowy Mountains Grammar 40.42 0.19 9.07 59 237 Dan Maris Figtree High School 40.46 0.04 9.11 60 275 Luke Henning-Smith Knox Grammar School 40.73 0.27 9.38 61 246 Jack Fordham St Ignatius College, Riverview 41.04 0.31 9.69 62 236 Edward Thomas Barker College 41.20 0.12 9.85 63 252 James Fowler Barker College 41.27 0.07 9.92 64 253 James Irish Barker College 41.43 0.16 10.08 65 542 Harrison Evans Knox Grammar School 41.71 0.28 10.36 66 226 Conner Gabriel Barker College 41.83 0.12 10.48 67 221 Alexander Marlin Barker College 41.94 0.11 10.59 68 224 Brendan Hardie TIGS 42.10 0.16 10.75 69 239 Hamish Carolan Barker College 42.13 0.03 10.78 70 274 Luke Derry Knox Grammar School 42.47 0.34 11.12 71 272 Liam Hart Heathcote High 42.52 0.05 11.17 72 265 Lachlan Hay Barker College 43.01 0.49 11.66 73 288 Oscar Booth St Ignatius College, Riverview 43.04 0.03 11.69 74 286 Oliver Heys Knox Grammar School 43.16 0.12 11.81 75 254 Jayden Bassett Heathcote High 43.44 0.28 12.09 76 223 Blake Barden Heathcote High 43.54 0.10 12.19 77 245 Isaak Giobbi Edmund Rice College 43.59 0.05 12.24 78 293 Ryan Barrie Edmund Rice College 43.76 0.17 12.41 79 287 Oliver Scott St Ignatius College, Riverview 44.25 0.49 12.90 80 208 Mitchell Wynn Illawarra Christian School 44.26 0.01 12.91 81 255 Joe Andrews Knox Grammar School 44.90 0.64 13.55 82 273 Lochlann Gallagher St Ignatius College, Riverview 45.05 0.15 13.70 83 503 Toby Dean Heathcote High 45.09 0.04 13.74 84 278 Matthew McAlpine Riverview 45.33 0.24 13.98 85 240 Harris Manning Knox Grammar School 45.52 0.19 14.17 86 280 Max Musson St Ignatius College, Riverview 46.60 1.08 15.25 87 250 James Chung St Ignatius College, Riverview 48.11 1.51 16.76 88 230 Conor Rush Fellay Riverview 49.62 1.51 18.27 89 270 Liam Biddle St Ignatius College, Riverview 58.91 9.29 27.56 Page 3 of 14 2016 Australian Interschools Mountain Bike Championships Friday 11th March ODI Dual Compressor - Qualification results Divisional Place Bib Name School Seeding Gap GapLeader Division 3 Male 1 301 Jackson Connelly Jindabyne Central School 35.31 2 303 Thomas Krpan Jindabyne Central School 35.46 0.15 0.15 3 343 John Reid The Riverina Anglican College 36.56 1.10 1.25 4 346 Josh Arcus St Ignatius College, Riverview 37.05 0.49 1.74 5 340 Jayden Dennis Heathcote High 37.30 0.25 1.99 6 341 Jayden Smith Wyong High School 37.57 0.27 2.26 7 332 Jack Herpich Heathcote High 37.88 0.31 2.57 8 323 Dylan Gow The Illawarra Grammar School 37.96 0.08 2.65 9 378 Zac Barnhill The Riverina Anglican College 38.20 0.24 2.89 10 326 Finn Buckley The Riverina Anglican College 38.47 0.27 3.16 11 363 Rennie Falconer Jindabyne Central School 38.98 0.51 3.67 12 365 Ryan Harvey Heathcote High 39.09 0.11 3.78 13 335 Jake Loveday Heathcote High 39.11 0.02 3.80 14 350 Kane Davis Jindabyne Central School 39.32 0.21 4.01 15 376 Wil Stockton Wallerawang 39.37 0.05 4.06 16 372 Thomas Smart Edmund Rice College 39.63 0.26 4.32 17 309 Alexander Unicomb De La Salle College Caringbah 39.70 0.07 4.39 18 375 Wade Thompson La Salle Academy 40.20 0.50 4.89 19 347 Joshua Jansen Edmund Rice Collage 40.32 0.12 5.01 20 308 Alex Richter Knox Grammar School 40.33 0.01 5.02 21 374 Tyler Kembrey Edmund Rice College 40.53 0.20 5.22 22 510 Tyran Connor Heathcote High 41.08 0.55 5.77 23 336 Jake Quodling Monaro High School 41.40 0.32 6.09 24 380 Zephyr Ashe Jindabyne Central School 41.48 0.08 6.17 25 68 Jayden Mooore Edmund Rice College 41.52 0.04 6.21 26 320 Damon Capenecas Edmund Rice College 41.88 0.36 6.57 27 357 Max Giobbi Edmund Rice College 42.23 0.35 6.92 28 337 Jake Whalan Edmund Rice College 42.40 0.17 7.09 29 338 Jamie Wynen Edmund Rice College 42.62 0.22 7.31 30 356 Matt Naude Heathcote High 42.64 0.02 7.33 31 358 Mitchell George Heathcote High 43.56 0.92 8.25 32 315 Blake Hammond Edmund Rice College 43.61 0.05 8.30 33 351 Kooper Bannister Heathcote High 43.77 0.16 8.46 34 353 Luke Kembrey Edmund Rice College
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