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Athletics Tasmania Athletics Tasmania - Organization License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 3:39 PM 21/11/2006 Page 1 Division A Inter High Athletic Carnivals - 21/11/2006 Domain Athletic Centre Results - Inter High Div A Athletic Carnival Event 1 Boys Long Jump Pit 1 grade 10-1 Event 6 Girls Shot Put grade 7-1 Name Team Finals Name Team Finals 1 James Kelly Kingston High Sc 5.90m 1 Millie-Jo Lamprecht Taroona High Sch 9.26m 2 Jonathon Banks Rosetta High Sch 5.49m 2 Ravi Cavarretta Ogilvie High Sch 8.11m 3 Jarryd Foye Geilston Bay Hig 5.27m 3 Imogen Park Kingston High Sc 7.65m 4 Daniel Sproule Huonville High S 5.07m 4 Amy Rogers Geilston Bay Hig 6.97m 5 Stephen Wickham Cosgrove High Sc 5.02m 5 Tyla Cantlay Rosetta High Sch 6.24m 6 Sam Foster Taroona High Sch 4.97m 6 Rachel Ridler Clarence High Sc 6.09m 7 Calum Stevens Clarence High Sc 4.75m 7 Stacey Pearce Cosgrove High Sc 4.67m Event 2 Boys Long Jump Pit 1 grade 10-2 Event 7 Boys Javelin Throw grade 8-1 Name Team Finals Name Team Finals 1 Will Dean Kingston High Sc 5.67m 1 Marcus Bremner Kingston High Sc 39.79m 2 Sam Mackey Geilston Bay Hig 5.66m 2 Charlie Riewoldt Clarence High Sc 38.90m 3 Will Lawler New Town High S 5.37m 3 Adam Torr Taroona High Sch 33.99m 4 Reese Paul Huonville High S 5.26m 4 Steven Pearce Geilston Bay Hig 33.04m 5 Ryan Patmore Taroona High Sch 4.84m 5 Joel Madson New Town High S 32.84m 6 Thomas Cowie Rosetta High Sch 4.84m 6 David Russell Rosetta High Sch 26.76m 7 Matthew McConnell Cosgrove High Sc 4.65m 7 Luke Causon Huonville High S 26.61m --- A Ratcliffe Clarence High Sc ND 8 Dan Butler Cosgrove High Sc 18.51m Event 3 Girls Long Jump Pit 2 grade 10-1 Event 8 Boys High Jump Pit 1 grade 9-1 Name Team Finals Name Team Finals 1 Charlotte Blake Ogilvie High Sch 4.61m 1 Simon Bennett Rosetta High Sch 1.92m 2 Anna Ford Huonville High S 4.06m 2 Jamie Iles Clarence High Sc 1.85m 3 Stacey Armstrong Kingston High Sc 3.89m 3 Isaac Manuella New Town High S 1.50m 4 S Welsh Clarence High Sc 3.84m 4 Matt Mason Kingston High Sc 1.50m 5 Amy Claxton Taroona High Sch 3.71m 5 Ben Halton Huonville High S 1.40m 6 Jess Bryce Cosgrove High Sc 3.59m 6 Philip Gale Taroona High Sch 1.40m 7 Steph Crump Rosetta High Sch 3.46m 7 Braedon Carter Geilston Bay Hig 1.40m 8 Christie Cragg Geilston Bay Hig 3.35m Event 9 Boys High Jump Pit 1 grade 9-2 Event 4 Girls Long Jump Pit 2 grade 10-2 Name Team Finals Name Team Finals 1 Patrick Edwards New Town High S 1.60m 1 Hannah Calvert Ogilvie High Sch 4.11m 2 Adam Collis Rosetta High Sch 1.55m 2 J Jones Huonville High S 4.01m 3 S Ferera.Bas Clarence High Sc 1.55m 3 Isobel Smith Taroona High Sch 3.98m 4 Brad Bailey Kingston High Sc 1.50m 4 A Swain Clarence High Sc 3.84m 5 Calum Frame Taroona High Sch 1.40m 5 Jess Stanley Rosetta High Sch 3.76m 5 Trent Rogers Geilston Bay Hig 1.40m 6 Kim Grainger Kingston High Sc 3.45m 7 B Askey Huonville High S 1.40m 7 Jess Phillips Cosgrove High Sc 3.37m 8 Emma Sward Geilston Bay Hig 3.04m Event 10 Girls High Jump Pit 2 grade 9-1 Name Team Finals Event 5 Girls Shot Put grade 7-2 Name Team Finals 1 Chelsea Coleman Ogilvie High Sch 1.50m 2 M Dennis Clarence High Sc 1.45m 1 Mary Otto Taroona High Sch 7.37m 3 Libby Espie Geilston Bay Hig 1.35m 2 Salkatu Korma Ogilvie High Sch 7.18m 4 Kristy Boden Rosetta High Sch 1.30m 3 Kirstie Wright Geilston Bay Hig 6.92m 5 T Bannister Huonville High S 1.30m 4 Georgia Wyatt Clarence High Sc 6.35m 6 Danielle Hanson Kingston High Sc 1.25m 5 Chloe Donoghue Rosetta High Sch 6.20m 7 Keisha Wilkinson Cosgrove High Sc 1.25m 6 Noona Auderset Huonville High S 6.16m 8 Prue Evans Taroona High Sch 1.20m 7 Katherine Tyler Kingston High Sc 5.84m 8 Ashley-Rose Butler Cosgrove High Sc 5.82m Athletics Tasmania - Organization License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 3:39 PM 21/11/2006 Page 1 Division A Inter High Athletic Carnivals - 21/11/2006 Domain Athletic Centre Results - Inter High Div A Athletic Carnival Event 11 Girls High Jump Pit 2 grade 9-2 Event 16 Girls 200 Metres grade 7-1 Name Team Finals Name Team Finals 1 H Barton Clarence High Sc 1.50m 1 Emily Price Clarence High Sc 28.11 2 Nicole Ristrom Ogilvie High Sch 1.50m 2 N Price Huonville High S 28.57 3 Jamie Philp Kingston High Sc 1.30m 3 Millie-Jo Lamprecht Taroona High Sch 29.45 4 Jessica Stenings Cosgrove High Sc 1.25m 4 Emily Doole Kingston High Sc 29.82 5 Chloe Jacobson Taroona High Sch 1.20m 5 Jarrah Rowley Ogilvie High Sch 30.62 6 Kirby Cross Rosetta High Sch 1.20m 6 Emily Eiszele Rosetta High Sch 30.90 7 N Van Andel Huonville High S 1.15m 7 Luci Baines Geilston Bay Hig 32.52 8 Rhiannon Wickham Cosgrove High Sc 33.27 Event 12 Boys 200 Metres grade 7-2 Name Team Finals Event 17 Boys 200 Metres grade 8-2 Name Team Finals 1 Jerrwyn Jacildo New Town High S 26.66 2 Trey Butler-Smith Cosgrove High Sc 27.91 1 Jarred Gilroy New Town High S 24.98 3 Cameron Bates Taroona High Sch 28.20 2 C Gunn Clarence High Sc 25.96 4 M Lennon Clarence High Sc 28.44 3 Luis Hird Taroona High Sch 26.81 5 Owen Brothers Kingston High Sc 28.65 4 Ryan Bevan Kingston High Sc 26.99 (Event 12 Boys 200 Metres grade 7-2) 5 R Nichol-Hawkes Huonville High S 27.75 Name Team Finals 6 Simon Palmer Rosetta High Sch 28.23 7 Jacob McCallum Geilston Bay Hig 28.68 6 Dale Price Geilston Bay Hig 28.69 8 Adam Bloomfield Cosgrove High Sc 29.20 7 L Smith Huonville High S 28.87 8 Dean Wyman Rosetta High Sch 29.44 Event 18 Boys 200 Metres grade 8-1 Name Team Finals Event 13 Boys 200 Metres grade 7-1 Name Team Finals 1 Toby McGregor New Town High S 24.63 2 C Dix Clarence High Sc 25.64 1 Jamie Webster New Town High S 26.26 3 Sam Strong Kingston High Sc 25.96 2 E Tuttle Huonville High S 26.63 4 Hale Striky Huonville High S 26.02 3 A Treanor Clarence High Sc 27.35 5 Aaron Fitzpatrick Rosetta High Sch 27.35 4 Michael Badcock Cosgrove High Sc 28.04 6 Felix Kang Taroona High Sch 27.72 5 Jayden Saunders Kingston High Sc 28.57 7 Peter Suwathi Geilston Bay Hig 28.47 6 Brandon Van Tienen Rosetta High Sch 28.68 8 Matthew Nowicki Cosgrove High Sc 29.12 7 Max Catchpool Taroona High Sch 28.79 8 Chase Stubs Geilston Bay Hig 29.34 Event 19 Girls 200 Metres grade 8-2 Name Team Finals Event 14 Girls 200 Metres grade 7-2 Name Team Finals 1 Dahna Plunkett Ogilvie High Sch 28.30 2 Avril Bailey Kingston High Sc 29.58 1 Lily Salter Ogilvie High Sch 29.14 3 J Palmer Clarence High Sc 29.88 2 Mary Otto Taroona High Sch 30.37 4 S Coulson Huonville High S 30.65 3 I Morgan Clarence High Sc 30.49 5 India Rose Taroona High Sch 31.07 4 Sophie Absolom Kingston High Sc 30.77 6 Hannah McGown Rosetta High Sch 31.17 5 Sam Shearing Rosetta High Sch 31.86 7 Madde Veronese Geilston Bay Hig 33.89 6 Melissa Chaplin Cosgrove High Sc 35.24 8 Chloe Hutt Cosgrove High Sc 36.92 7 Jess Aird Geilston Bay Hig 35.45 Event 20 Girls 200 Metres grade 8-1 Event 15 Girls Javelin Throw grade 9-1 Name Team Finals Name Team Finals 1 Maddy Parker Ogilvie High Sch 27.22 1 Nicole Ristrom Ogilvie High Sch 29.36m 2 Jakalyn Gatward Kingston High Sc 29.28 2 Danielle Hanson Kingston High Sc 24.62m 3 Anne-Maree Clay Taroona High Sch 29.59 3 Jess Halloran Huonville High S 23.41m 4 J Taylor Clarence High Sc 29.62 4 Erin Williams Rosetta High Sch 19.69m 5 Chrissie Conlan Huonville High S 29.95 5 Kimberly Hughes Cosgrove High Sc 19.30m 6 Maddison Blazley Rosetta High Sch 31.07 6 Prue Evans Taroona High Sch 18.44m 7 Emma Fitzpatrick Geilston Bay Hig 32.84 7 A Bocchino Clarence High Sc 14.62m 8 Danielle Scott Cosgrove High Sc 34.68 8 Cassandra Williams Geilston Bay Hig 10.27m Athletics Tasmania - Organization License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 3:39 PM 21/11/2006 Page 1 Division A Inter High Athletic Carnivals - 21/11/2006 Domain Athletic Centre Results - Inter High Div A Athletic Carnival Event 21 Boys Shot Put grade 8-1 Event 26 Girls 200 Metres grade 9-1 Name Team Finals Name Team Finals 1 Adam Torr Taroona High Sch 13.28m 1 A Boatwright Clarence High Sc 28.00 2 Mathew Dilger New Town High S 12.91m 2 Chelsea Coleman Ogilvie High Sch 28.31 3 Luke Causon Huonville High S 12.28m 3 Danielle Hanson Kingston High Sc 29.83 4 Kent Williams Geilston Bay Hig 11.86m 4 Shelby Callaghan Rosetta High Sch 30.14 5 Charlie Riewoldt Clarence High Sc 11.35m 5 S Jackman Huonville High S 31.05 6 Marcus Bremner Kingston High Sc 10.86m 6 Jessica Stenings Cosgrove High Sc 31.78 7 Aaron Fitzpatrick Rosetta High Sch 9.58m 7 Nicole McTye Geilston Bay Hig 37.06 8 James Leishman Cosgrove High Sc 8.67m Event 27 Boys 200 Metres grade 10-2 Event 22 Boys Shot Put grade 8-2 Name Team Finals Name Team Finals 1 Jarryd Foye Geilston Bay Hig 24.10 1 Braden Coulson Huonville High S 13.37m 2 Will Lawler New Town High S 24.13 2 Declan Crawford New Town High S 12.80m 3 D Appleby Clarence High Sc 24.65 3 David Hayes Kingston High Sc 11.21m 4 Marcus Ledger Taroona High Sch 24.68 4 Marc Gates Taroona High Sch 10.75m 5 Thomas Cowie Rosetta High Sch 25.65 5 Dan Butler Cosgrove High Sc 10.55m 6 T Duggan Huonville High S 26.94 6 Will Eastman Clarence High Sc 10.18m 7 Andrew Stubbs Kingston High Sc 27.35 7 Steven Pearce Geilston Bay Hig 9.83m 8 Matthew McConnell Cosgrove High Sc 28.13 8 David Russell Rosetta High Sch 8.87m Event 28 Girls Long Jump Pit 1 grade 8-1 Event 23 Boys 200 Metres grade 9-2 Name Team Finals Name Team Finals 1 Jessica Russell Ogilvie High Sch 4.73m 1 J Spaulding Clarence High Sc 24.21 2 Lucy Nash Clarence High Sc 4.48m 2 Trent Pearce Kingston High Sc 24.72 3 Avril Bailey Kingston High Sc 4.08m 3 Joe Lalagavesi New Town High S 25.02 4 Rose Guevarra Rosetta High Sch 3.88m 4 Jacob Fisher Taroona High Sch 25.44 5 Chrissie Conlan Huonville High S 3.84m 5 Adrian Hill Geilston Bay Hig 25.60 6 Danielle Scott Cosgrove High
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