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2015 Skoda Criterium National Championships -!!! De Wielersite 2015 Skoda Criterium National Championships Takapuna, Auckland . 13 Nov 2015 Results Female - Criterium Place Race No Name Time U17 Girls 1 15 Ally Wollaston 17:04.91 2 1 Sophie-Leigh Bloxham 17:05.17 3 16 Renee Young 17:05.24 4 11 Mckenzie Milne 17:06.01 5 3 Jessica Clarke 17:06.19 6 13 Eva Parkinson 17:06.41 7 2 Poppy Buissink 17:07.34 8 5 Kate Fouche 17:07.53 9 7 Amy Horn 17:07.57 10 6 Lindz Haggart 17:07.67 11 8 Grace Kelly 17:07.83 12 14 Claudia Vanner 17:07.93 13 4 Nia Dixon 17:08.14 14 9 Madeleine Maddren 17:08.87 Open Women 1 50 Rushlee Buchanan 35:09.24 2 60 Mikayla Harvey 35:09.37 3 56 Madison Farrant 35:20.41 4 53 Georgia Danford 35:20.42 5 58 Hannah Gumbley 35:20.50 6 78 Sophie Williamson 35:20.60 7 62 Amanda Jamieson 35:20.97 8 51 Maddi Campbell 35:21.30 9 66 Ruby Livingstone 35:21.60 10 76 Georgia Williams 35:21.92 11 73 Racquel Sheath 35:22.48 12 57 Karen Fulton 35:22.57 13 49 Helen Baillie-Strong 35:23.21 14 79 Nina Wollaston 35:23.54 15 74 Pip Sutton 35:24.99 16 52 Georgia Catterick 35:25.34 17 54 Rose Dillon 35:26.61 18 64 Ione Johnson 35:27.23 19 48 Grace Anderson 35:27.30 20 65 Natalie Kerwin 35:28.38 21 67 Courteney Lowe 36:28.78 22 70 Emma Poole 37:16.61 23 61 Jessie Hodges 37:16.85 24 75 Holly White 37:17.91 25 77 Sarah Williams 37:19.93 Page 1 Race Timing NZ Sportscore Printed: 25-Nov-15 15:17 results.racetiming.co.nz 2015 Skoda Criterium National Championships Takapuna, Auckland . 13 Nov 2015 Results Male - Criterium Place Race No Name Time U17 Boys 1 31 Kiaan Watts 18:10.90 2 28 Jarred Treymane 18:11.06 3 24 Burnie McGrath 18:11.25 4 18 Lachlan Dickson 18:11.27 5 25 Jack Mckinney 18:11.50 6 20 Theo Gilbertson 18:11.58 7 27 Nick Thomas 18:12.08 8 21 Joshua Kench 18:12.33 9 19 Jack Edwards 18:14.83 10 26 Fletcher Pearson-Riley 18:40.68 11 29 Callum Walsh 18:50.08 12 22 Nick Little 18:59.27 13 30 Oliver Ward 19:15.30 All Comers 1 46 Chris Thomas 19:26.65 2 36 Dalton Hiley 19:26.91 3 40 Jack McNeely 19:27.76 4 47 William Young 19:27.84 5 37 James Krzanich 19:28.54 6 33 Scott Fairbairn 19:28.57 7 35 Jonte Goldwater 19:28.63 8 41 Henry Mellsop 19:28.71 9 45 Blake Sunde 19:29.32 10 43 Kirill Rychin 19:29.55 11 32 Oscar Elworthy 19:29.73 12 44 Brett Slater 19:30.14 13 38 Tom Lott 20:27.79 14 42 Aaron Parkinson 22:01.33 Open Men 1 100 Mike Northey 40:12.05 2 89 Regan Gough 40:17.23 3 104 Dion Smith 40:17.30 4 106 Aaron Strong 40:17.80 5 98 Nick Miller 40:52.94 6 97 Hayden McCormick 40:52.95 7 87 James Fouche 40:53.15 8 86 Ryan Christensen 40:57.35 9 102 James Oram 40:59.78 10 101 Anton Oconnell 41:47.20 11 103 Cam Riches 41:47.84 12 107 Harry Waine 41:48.21 13 95 Benjamin Madsen 41:48.74 Page 2 Race Timing NZ Sportscore Printed: 25-Nov-15 15:17 results.racetiming.co.nz.
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