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2017 Mcgill Open LICENSED TO: Time, Score, and More Bobvigars@Gmail.Com Event # 1 WOMENS 4K Run FINAL LICENSED TO: Time, Score, and More [email protected] Page 1 of 7 2017 McGILL Open 9/13/2017 Sat. Sept 16, - hosted by McGILL 9/16/17 - 9/16/17 Mount Royal Park, Montreal QC Event # 1 WOMENS 4k Run FINAL START @ 1:00pm Conditions: xx°C COURSE RECORD:J.Schoppmann SUNY Potsdam 13:57.00 17Sep2005 1 Liza Dubé-Trudel 1 Abitibi-Témiscamingu ___ _____________ 2 Maude Lessard 2 Abitibi-Témiscamingu ___ _____________ 3 Charlotte Perron 3 Abitibi-Témiscamingu ___ _____________ 4 Cindy Dupre 4 Ahuntsic ___ _____________ 5 Marie-Lyssa Lafontaine 5 Ahuntsic ___ _____________ 6 Sondos Lamrhari 6 Ahuntsic ___ _____________ 7 Anna-May Lanteigne-Poulin 7 Ahuntsic ___ _____________ 8 Mazarine Le Roy-Pepin 8 Ahuntsic ___ _____________ 9 Noemie Legare 9 Ahuntsic ___ _____________ 10 Noemie Michel 10 Ahuntsic ___ _____________ 11 Myriam Eden Sakhi 11 Ahuntsic ___ _____________ 12 Noémie Chenail 12 André-Grasset ___ _____________ 13 Adreea Cristin Tanase 13 André-Grasset ___ _____________ 14 Tegest Alemayehu 14 André-Laurendeau ___ _____________ 15 Madison Cusson 15 André-Laurendeau ___ _____________ 16 Laurie Riel-Paré 16 André-Laurendeau ___ _____________ 17 Manon Roettger 17 André-Laurendeau ___ _____________ 18 Gabrielle St-Louis 18 C Laval Dynamique ___ _____________ 19 Pascale Tardif 19 C Laval Dynamique ___ _____________ 20 Taylor Anderson 20 Carleton University ___ _____________ 21 Sara Borrens 21 Carleton University ___ _____________ 22 Jill LeBlanc 22 Carleton University ___ _____________ 23 Christina Rehbein 23 Carleton University ___ _____________ 24 Emma Riley 24 Carleton University ___ _____________ 25 Jenna Van Vliet 25 Carleton University ___ _____________ 26 Chloé Bernier 26 Cegep Terrebonne ___ _____________ 27 Justine Bérubé 27 Cegep Terrebonne ___ _____________ 28 Ariane Boily 28 Cegep Terrebonne ___ _____________ 29 Noémy Brisebois 29 Cegep Terrebonne ___ _____________ 30 Florence Denis 30 Cegep Terrebonne ___ _____________ 31 Laurence Désilet-Barnabé 31 Cegep Terrebonne ___ _____________ 32 Émie Diaz 32 Cegep Terrebonne ___ _____________ 33 Olivia Roger 33 Cegep Terrebonne ___ _____________ 34 Camille Angers 34 Champlain St-Lambert ___ _____________ 35 Alice Bergeron-Parenteau 35 Champlain St-Lambert ___ _____________ 36 Melissa Birs 36 Champlain St-Lambert ___ _____________ 37 Catherine Dessureault 37 Champlain St-Lambert ___ _____________ 38 Laurie Dufort 38 Champlain St-Lambert ___ _____________ 39 Kaisha Ferres-Oxime 39 Champlain St-Lambert ___ _____________ 40 Thalia Krauth-Ibarz 40 Champlain St-Lambert ___ _____________ 41 Rosalie Lanteigne 41 Champlain St-Lambert ___ _____________ powered and engineered by Easyware www.goeasyware.com LICENSED TO: Time, Score, and More [email protected] Page 2 of 7 2017 McGILL Open 9/13/2017 Sat. Sept 16, - hosted by McGILL 9/16/17 - 9/16/17 Mount Royal Park, Montreal QC Event # 1 WOMENS 4k Run continued... 42 Megan Le Stum 42 Champlain St-Lambert ___ _____________ 43 Adeline Masse 43 Champlain St-Lambert ___ _____________ 44 Justine Pelletier 44 Champlain St-Lambert ___ _____________ 45 Lia Toshkova 45 Champlain St-Lambert ___ _____________ 46 Noemie Toutant 46 Champlain St-Lambert ___ _____________ 47 Alicia Vanier 47 Champlain St-Lambert ___ _____________ 48 Laurence Yockell 48 Champlain St-Lambert ___ _____________ 49 Audrey Collerette 49 Club UdeM ___ _____________ 50 Stéphany Denault 50 Club UdeM ___ _____________ 51 Nina-Carla Günther 51 Club UdeM ___ _____________ 52 Alexandra Houle 52 Club UdeM ___ _____________ 53 Jeanne Larichelière-Banken 53 Club UdeM ___ _____________ 54 Virginie Longpré 54 Club UdeM ___ _____________ 55 Dominique Mallet 55 Club UdeM ___ _____________ 56 Audrey Presseault 56 Club UdeM ___ _____________ 57 Justine Roy 57 Club UdeM ___ _____________ 58 Roxana Tarabuta 58 Club UdeM ___ _____________ 59 Kamille Ayotte 59 Concordia Stingers ___ _____________ 60 Gabrielle Boyer-Antoni 60 Concordia Stingers ___ _____________ 61 Sophie Dasaro 61 Concordia Stingers ___ _____________ 62 Ann-Rebecca Drolet 62 Concordia Stingers ___ _____________ 63 Devon Ellis-Durity 63 Concordia Stingers ___ _____________ 64 Jenna Green 64 Concordia Stingers ___ _____________ 65 Brittany Jackson 65 Concordia Stingers ___ _____________ 66 Rosy Teasdale 66 Concordia Stingers ___ _____________ 67 Florence Bourque 67 Édouard Montpetit ___ _____________ 68 Ophélie Coughlan 68 Édouard Montpetit ___ _____________ 69 Elizabeth Hernandez-St-Pierre 69 Édouard Montpetit ___ _____________ 70 Vicky Kliemke 70 Édouard Montpetit ___ _____________ 71 Vicky Labourdette 71 Édouard Montpetit ___ _____________ 72 Florence Lambert 72 Édouard Montpetit ___ _____________ 73 Emmanuelle Lanctôt 73 Édouard Montpetit ___ _____________ 74 Kaoutar Mazigh 74 Édouard Montpetit ___ _____________ 75 Jeanne Morin 75 Édouard Montpetit ___ _____________ 76 Marie-Jeanne Morin 76 Édouard Montpetit ___ _____________ 77 Myriam Poirier 77 Édouard Montpetit ___ _____________ 78 Noémie Renaud 78 Édouard Montpetit ___ _____________ 79 Chloé Roberge 79 Édouard Montpetit ___ _____________ 80 Anne-Catherine Savaria 80 Édouard Montpetit ___ _____________ 81 Élise Tourigny 81 Édouard Montpetit ___ _____________ 82 Annie Tremblay 82 Édouard Montpetit ___ _____________ 83 Alizé Vermette 83 Édouard Montpetit ___ _____________ 84 Myriam Abou-Ghazaly 84 Jean de Brébeuf ___ _____________ 85 Erica Bitektine 85 Jean de Brébeuf ___ _____________ powered and engineered by Easyware www.goeasyware.com LICENSED TO: Time, Score, and More [email protected] Page 3 of 7 2017 McGILL Open 9/13/2017 Sat. Sept 16, - hosted by McGILL 9/16/17 - 9/16/17 Mount Royal Park, Montreal QC Event # 1 WOMENS 4k Run continued... 86 Marie-Anne Bolduc 86 Jean de Brébeuf ___ _____________ 87 Emmanuelle Caza-Oettel 87 Jean de Brébeuf ___ _____________ 88 Fabienne Chafe 88 Jean de Brébeuf ___ _____________ 89 Émilie Fortin 89 Jean de Brébeuf ___ _____________ 90 Sandrine Fragasso 90 Jean de Brébeuf ___ _____________ 91 Amélie Gauvin-Shedleur 91 Jean de Brébeuf ___ _____________ 92 Kenza Hajji 92 Jean de Brébeuf ___ _____________ 93 Marguerite Jacob-Brassard 93 Jean de Brébeuf ___ _____________ 94 Élizabeth Messier 94 Jean de Brébeuf ___ _____________ 95 Béatrice Morselli 95 Jean de Brébeuf ___ _____________ 96 Émilie Pichette 96 Jean de Brébeuf ___ _____________ 97 Julie Bechay 97 John Abbott ___ _____________ 98 Juliette Brochu 98 John Abbott ___ _____________ 99 Andrea Calabrese 99 John Abbott ___ _____________ 100 Kelly Dagenais 100 John Abbott ___ _____________ 101 Laurence Gaudreau 101 John Abbott ___ _____________ 102 Kayla Laderoute 102 John Abbott ___ _____________ 103 Alexy Pichette 103 John Abbott ___ _____________ 104 Beatrice Sotrea 104 John Abbott ___ _____________ 105 Angelique St Laurent 105 John Abbott ___ _____________ 106 Sierra Trivlivids 106 John Abbott ___ _____________ 107 Trisha Walia 107 John Abbott ___ _____________ 108 Lucy Zou 108 John Abbott ___ _____________ 109 Linsey Doyon 109 Lanaudiere aJoliette ___ _____________ 110 Sara-Jade Gaudreault 110 Lanaudiere aJoliette ___ _____________ 111 Ariane Grenon 111 Lanaudiere aJoliette ___ _____________ 112 Alexandrine Malo 112 Lanaudiere aJoliette ___ _____________ 113 Camille Marchand 113 Lanaudiere aJoliette ___ _____________ 114 Mélyssa Paradis 114 Lanaudiere aJoliette ___ _____________ 115 Angélica Provencher 115 Lanaudiere aJoliette ___ _____________ 116 Laurie Vigneault 116 Lanaudiere aJoliette ___ _____________ 117 Catherine Gagné 117 Laval Rouge et Or ___ _____________ 118 Annie-Kim Labarre 118 Laval Rouge et Or ___ _____________ 119 Jessy Lacourse 119 Laval Rouge et Or ___ _____________ 120 Hélène Pilote-Fortin 120 Laval Rouge et Or ___ _____________ 121 Noémie St-Laurent 121 Laval Rouge et Or ___ _____________ 122 Isabelle Turcotte 122 Laval Rouge et Or ___ _____________ 123 St-Laurent Ariane 123 Lionel-Groulx ___ _____________ 124 Jade Bérubé 124 Lionel-Groulx ___ _____________ 125 Camille Bourgault 125 Lionel-Groulx ___ _____________ 126 Ann-Frédéric Bourgeault 126 Lionel-Groulx ___ _____________ 127 Laurie Collerette 127 Lionel-Groulx ___ _____________ 128 Emy Coupal 128 Lionel-Groulx ___ _____________ 129 Frederique Cyr-Deschênes 129 Lionel-Groulx ___ _____________ powered and engineered by Easyware www.goeasyware.com LICENSED TO: Time, Score, and More [email protected] Page 4 of 7 2017 McGILL Open 9/13/2017 Sat. Sept 16, - hosted by McGILL 9/16/17 - 9/16/17 Mount Royal Park, Montreal QC Event # 1 WOMENS 4k Run continued... 130 Éliane Daoust 130 Lionel-Groulx ___ _____________ 131 Rachelle Dion 131 Lionel-Groulx ___ _____________ 132 Mariane Gagnon 132 Lionel-Groulx ___ _____________ 133 Léa L'Archevêque 133 Lionel-Groulx ___ _____________ 134 Sabrina Lavigne 134 Lionel-Groulx ___ _____________ 135 Emma Michaud-Fournier 135 Lionel-Groulx ___ _____________ 136 Geneviève Paquin 136 Lionel-Groulx ___ _____________ 137 Mariane Pominville 137 Lionel-Groulx ___ _____________ 138 Isa-Mitchele Saint-Fleur 138 Lionel-Groulx ___ _____________ 139 Maika-Zoé Tremblay 139 Lionel-Groulx ___ _____________ 140 Dalia Aktouf 140 Maisonneuve ___ _____________ 141 Rose Beauchemin 141 Maisonneuve ___ _____________ 142 Lauriane Carrier 142 Maisonneuve ___ _____________ 143 Frédérique Cartier-Côté 143 Maisonneuve ___ _____________ 144 Gabrielle Chaput-Vorobief 144 Maisonneuve ___ _____________ 145 Emmanuelle Côté 145 Maisonneuve ___ _____________ 146 Anne-Sophie Hébert 146 Maisonneuve ___ _____________ 147 Charlotte Monette 147 Maisonneuve ___ _____________ 148 Sara Al Nabwani 148 Marianopolis
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