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U20 Boys 900m Hill Climb Placing Name School points KoM points Time 1 Brodie Catterick Marlborough Boys College 10 6 02:49.490 2 Peter Crampton Marlborough Boys College 9 4 02:51.200 3 Sam Friend Christchurch Boys’ High School 8 3 02:51.480 4 Callum Saunders Marlborough Boys College 7 2 02:53.220 5 Daniel Ellison Waimea College 6 1 02:53.720 6 Nick Blakiston Marlborough Boys College 5 02:59.720 7 Olly Marshall Christchurch Boys’ High School 4 03:00.230 8 Grayson Napier Nayland College 3 03:01.560 9 Zac Barber St Bede's College 2 03:02.490 10 Alex Hooper Christchurch Boys’ High School 1 03:02.810 11 Macaulay Pye Shirley Boys' High 03:06.250 12 William Findlay Burnside High School 03:08.220 13 Leathan Landon-Lane Marlborough Boys College 03:13.380 14 Fionn Cullinane Riccarton High School 03:13.400 15 Andrew Ward St Andrew's College 03:14.660 16 Daniel Shepherd St Patrick's College Wellington 03:17.140 17 Seb Lock Marlborough Boys College 03:39.830 18 Sam Elstob St Bede's College 03:43.560 19 James Hall Shirley Boys' High 03:50.000 20 Matthew Caldwell Hillmorton High School 03:56.850 21 William Hart Marlborough Boys College 03:57.320 22 Hamish Theng Burnside High School 04:17.450 23 Matthew Black Nelson College 19:29.000 24 SCRATCHED Christchurch Boys’ High School 24:59.000 25 SCRATCHED Christ's College 25:59.000 U17 Boys 900m Hill Climb Placing Name School points KoM points Time 1 Adam Bull Burnside High School 10 6 02:57.680 2 Cameron Ford Waimea College 9 4 02:59.010 3 Connor Stead Christchurch Boys’ High School 8 3 03:01.310 4 Keagan Girdlestone Christchurch Boys’ High School 7 2 03:01.660 5 Max Jones Christchurch Boys’ High School 6 1 03:05.960 6 Greg Moore Christchurch Boys’ High School 5 03:09.200 7 Sam Buckner Riccarton High School 4 03:10.020 8 Jake Marryatt Christchurch Boys’ High School 3 03:14.160 9 Rainer Pye Shirley Boys' High 2 03:16.900 10 Tobias Robertshawe Christ's College 1 03:19.690 11 Jed McDermott St Patrick's College Wellington 03:21.760 12 Quinn Karwowski Marlborough Boys College 03:22.360 13 Sam Willis Rangiora New Life School 03:22.440 14 Nick Smith Cashmere High School 03:25.870 15 Luke Sutton Catholic Cathedral College 03:27.300 16 Matt McNeill Cashmere High School 03:33.710 17 Hugo Elworthy Christ's College 03:34.500 18 Jeremy Johnson Christchurch Boys’ High School 03:39.050 19 James Munro Christ's College 03:42.250 20 Rhys Jones Christchurch Boys’ High School 03:43.620 21 Oliver Macfarlane Christ's College 03:44.110 22 Thomas Harford Christchurch Boys’ High School 03:44.230 23 Ben Friel Shirley Boys' High 03:46.580 24 Gabriel Donnelly Rangiora New Life School 03:48.270 25 Andrei Jongins Rangiora New Life School 03:50.090 26 Ben Hayward Catholic Cathedral College 03:50.720 27 Ethan Brydon Marlborough Boys College 03:51.880 28 Thomas Westend Marlborough Boys College 03:52.150 29 Oliver Tyro Christ's College 03:55.720 30 Matthew Noble-Adams Christ's College 03:58.300 31 George Satterthwaite Christ's College 03:59.690 32 Rory Williamson Christ's College 04:01.390 33 Rory Smyth Burnside High School 04:07.860 34 Rory Swanson Christ's College 04:10.930 35 Sam Heselwood Christ's College 04:12.250 36 Joel Harnett Rangiora New Life School 04:15.470 37 William Reith Christ's College 04:25.050 38 Mana Williams Eade Cashmere High School 04:45.110 39 SCRATCHED Scots College 54:29.000 40 Hugh Trollope Marlborough Boys College 58:29.000 41 SCRATCHED Marlborough Boys College 59:29.000 42 SCRATCHED Christchurch Boys’ High School 00:29.000 U15 Boys 900m Hill Climb Placing Name School points KoM points Time 1 Ethan Batt Te Aho o Te Kura Pounamu 10 6 03:10.820 2 Joshua Smith Christchurch Boys’ High School 9 4 03:10.930 3 Hayden Squance Waimea College 8 3 03:22.320 4 Joshua Carpenter Southland Boys' High School 7 2 03:24.050 5 Josh Scott Burnside High School 6 1 03:27.390 6 Hugo Jones Christchurch Boys’ High School 5 03:28.830 7 Liam Sherlock Scots College 4 03:34.680 8 Cameron Richards Shirley Boys' High 3 03:35.140 9 Harley Porter Burnside High School 2 03:41.740 10 Sam Hall Christchurch Boys’ High School 1 03:48.630 11 Oliver Wood Scots College 03:51.770 12 Matthew Trenchard Westburn School 03:52.430 13 Adam Lines Cashmere High School 03:55.740 14 Lewis Clareburt Scots College 03:59.080 15 Jack Walsh Prebbleton 04:04.290 16 Louis Brown Christchurch Boys’ High School 04:09.610 17 Zac Mortimer Marlborough Boys College 04:13.290 18 Jack Ritchie Marlborough Boys College 04:13.760 19 Christopher Grammer Bohally Intermediate 04:13.920 20 Callum Caughey Renwick School 04:19.930 21 Matt Lay Christchurch Boys’ High School 04:23.550 22 Bryce Blackmore Renwick School 04:37.330 23 Nathan Black Waimea Intermediate 08:12.000 24 SCRATCHED Shirley Boys' High 10:12.000 25 Shaun Woods Bohally Intermediate 19:12.000 U13 Boys 800m Hill Climb Placing Name School points KoM points Time 1 Bailey Ford Waimea Intermediate 10 6 03:06.070 2 Sam Wilkinson St Marks Wellington 9 4 03:17.680 3 Sampson Mollan Scots College 8 3 03:27.750 4 Finn Sherlock Scots College 7 2 03:36.100 5 Finn Fisher-Black Hampden Street, Nelson 6 1 03:39.500 6 Matt Pidcock Halswell Primary 5 04:01.480 7 Sam Morgan Bohally Intermediate 4 04:10.710 8 Niels Van Antwerpen Bohally Intermediate 3 04:24.370 9 James Greer Fairhall School 2 04:48.690 10 Samuel Spencer Bohally Intermediate 1 05:20.960 U20 Girls 900m Hill Climb Placing Name School points KoM points Time 1 Alice Hay Rangi Ruru Girls’ School 10 6 03:33.470 2 Jessica Barnes Marlborough Girls' College 9 4 03:57.270 3 Holly Luxton-Russell Villa Maria College 8 3 03:57.660 4 Caitlin Holmes Waimea College 7 2 04:01.030 5 Hannah Day Timaru Girls' High School 6 1 04:02.120 6 Emily Mercer Villa Maria College 5 04:02.490 7 Alice Bennett St Margaret's College 4 04:04.710 8 Sophie Gray Christchurch Girls’ High School 3 04:35.580 9 Olivia Simmons Villa Maria College 2 04:42.440 10 Jasmin Smith Villa Maria College 1 04:49.440 11 Beatrix Loeffen Villa Maria College 0 04:49.800 12 Jessica Shamy Villa Maria College 0 05:38.360 13 Mary Hampton Timaru Girls' High School 0 05:41.710 14 Victoria Steel Villa Maria College 0 43:29.000 15 Rebecca Reith Rangi Ruru Girls’ School 0 48:29.000 16 Toni Cranko Christchurch Girls’ High School 0 49:59.000 U17 Girls 900m Hill Climb Placing Name School points KoM points Time 1 Gabby Gray Rangi Ruru Girls’ School 10 6 03:44.150 2 Maxyna Cottam Waikato Diocesan School for Girls 9 4 03:49.310 3 Tessa Jenkins Rangi Ruru Girls’ School 8 3 03:53.500 4 Charlotte Hand Rangi Ruru Girls’ School 7 2 03:55.040 5 Ione Johnson Wellington Girls' College 6 1 03:55.570 6 Georgia Catterick Marlborough Girls' College 5 03:56.530 7 Leanne Feary Darfield High School 4 03:59.050 8 Olivia Podmore Middleton Grange School 3 04:04.280 9 Jessica Kikstra Christchurch Girls’ High School 2 04:05.000 10 Brooke Hudson Villa Maria College 1 04:09.620 11 Eden Ronald Avonside Girls' High School 04:12.830 12 Laura Pidcock Riccarton High School 04:22.150 13 Juliette Phillipson Burnside High School 04:23.890 14 Caitlin Mercer Villa Maria College 04:25.250 15 Olivia Miller Nayland College 04:34.080 16 Bella Spooner Villa Maria College 04:43.270 17 Kate Olsen Catholic Cathedral College 04:46.610 18 Maggie Worthington Villa Maria College 04:49.810 19 Alice Grubb Villa Maria College 04:52.080 20 Christie Morrison Christchurch Girls’ High School 04:53.570 21 Ariel Pons Rangiora New Life School 04:55.550 22 Anastasia Loeffen Villa Maria College 04:55.980 23 Bronwyn Walsh St Margaret's College 04:57.950 24 Sarah Ownsworth Cashmere High School 05:04.100 25 Paige Thornley Timaru Girls' High School 05:08.440 26 Natalie Lewis Burnside High School 05:10.960 27 Eloise McIntyre Rangi Ruru Girls’ School 05:11.870 28 Nina Hardie Riccarton High School 05:14.090 29 Isabella Rarm Villa Maria College 05:22.730 30 Sammy Anderson Villa Maria College 05:25.170 31 Holly Madden Rangi Ruru Girls’ School 05:26.680 32 Mary Virtue Burnside High School 05:33.790 33 Olivia Bartlett Villa Maria College 05:39.510 34 Annabelle McLachlan Christchurch Girls’ High School 05:52.510 35 Tayla Wood Rangi Ruru Girls’ School 06:19.320 36 Claudia Petrie Rangiora New Life School 07:04.120 37 Zoe Brook Villa Maria College 22:42.000 38 SCRATCHED Cashmere High School 38:29.000 39 Lucy Timmings Avonside Girls' High School 40:29.000 U15 Girls 800m Hill Climb Placing Name School points KoM points Time 1 Ella Harris St Margaret's College 10 6 03:08.350 2 Phoebe McCaughan Villa Maria College 9 4 03:13.210 3 Emma Smith Villa Maria College 8 3 03:13.300 4 Natasha Dickison Christchurch Girls’ High School 7 2 03:13.470 5 Lakein Cottam Sacred Heart New Plymouth 6 1 03:14.960 6 Michaela Kerr Waimea College 5 03:14.980 7 Rose Marshall Lee Rangi Ruru Girls’ School 4 03:16.250 8 Christine Lambley St Marks 3 03:19.280 9 Rose McLeod Waimea College 2 03:23.420 10 Kate Smith Christchurch Girls’ High School 1 03:24.160 11 Georgia Cowman Nelson College for Girls 03:30.060 12 Kate Ward St Andrew's College 03:37.000 13 Georgia Voice St Margaret's College 03:37.150 14 Zoe Smail Villa Maria College 03:37.830 15 Chloe Jenkins Rangi Ruru Girls’ School 03:41.050 16 Ella Hutchinson Villa Maria College 03:41.260 17 Sarah McLeod Villa Maria College 03:50.570 18 Jane Hansen Villa Maria College 03:55.550 19 Laura O’Brien Villa Maria College 04:09.150 20 Dagmar Van Antwerpen Marlborough Girls' College 04:11.670 21 Neve Olsen Catholic Cathedral College 04:25.570 22 Lauren Parnell Villa Maria College 05:12.100 23 SCRATCHED Villa Maria College 50:29.000 24 Grace Cody Villa Maria College 53:29.000 U13 Girls 800m Hill Climb Placing Name School points KoM points Time 1 Britney Kerr Waimea Intermediate 10 6 03:27.250 2 Shaane Fulton Waimea Intermediate 9 4 03:38.350 3 Niamh Fisher-Black Nelson Intermediate 8 3 03:38.440 4 Ruby Jones St Joseph's Intermediate 7 2 04:01.420 5 Fiona Bonnett St Joseph’s Intermediate 6 1 04:59.980 6 SCRATCHED Villa Maria College 5 38:29.000 7 #N/A 4 #N/A 8 #N/A 3 #N/A 9 #N/A 2 #N/A 10 #N/A 1 #N/A.
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    Schedules to Decision 773 Chapter 21.6 Specific Purpose (School) Zone The notified proposal is amended by our decision as follows. Text that is highlighted grey indicates text from earlier decisions and is not the subject of this decision. Greyed out text incorporates requests for minor corrections for which a decision has been issued. Where the Decision text from earlier decisions is the same as, or equivalent to, a Central City Specific Purpose (School) Zone provision it is shown in black text. Text in blue is the decision text for the Central City proposal only. Please note, to ensure clarity and certainty of provisions, and consistency with the Plan’s drafting style, a number of changes have been made to our earlier decisions. These changes are not identified as it has not been practical to do so. Central City Schedules to Decision 774 21.6 Specific Purpose (School) Zone 21.6.1 Introduction This introduction is to assist the lay reader to understand how this chapter works and what it applies to. It is not an aid to interpretation in a legal sense. The provisions in this chapter give effect to the Chapter 3 Strategic Directions Objectives. This chapter relates to activities that may occur in the Specific Purpose (School) Zone. Objectives, policies, rules, standards and assessment criteria provide for activities in this zone. The Specific Purpose (School) Zone applies to a number of public and private school sites throughout the district. It seeks to enable education providers to efficiently use and develop their land and buildings for education activities and as hubs for a diverse range of community activities.