Event:	VIAA Weight Pentathlon	May	25
Year:	2008
Female Competitors
Place	Name	Gen	YoB	Age	Category	Hammer	Points	Shotput	Points	Discus	Points	Javelin	Points	Weight	Points	Total	Place
FIRST	Carr, Ryley	F	93	15	15	32.30	699	8.50	628	20.89	380	21.85	540	12.00	771	3018	1
SECOND	Cote, Halley	F	93	15	15	10.71	136	7.29	520	10.58	154	30.99	807	5.83	315	1932	2
NO PLACE	Ruffolo, Talia	F	93	15	15	25.87	528	8.53	631	23.78	446	22.05	546	DNS	0	2151	NP
FIRST	Norman-Ross, Alexandra	F	90	18	19	34.68	604	8.50	456	24.90	369	13.36	206	11.28	572	2207	1
FIRST	Clements, Denise	F	60	48	45	33.52	951	9.10	660	24.41	448	18.55	346	9.46	783	3188	1
SECOND	Murfitt, Anne	F	59	49	45	19.04	469	6.11	402	18.02	307	16.46	297	5.89	442	1917	2
FIRST	Anderson, Sandy	F	40	68	65	21.73	651	7.83	839	19.04	539	22.33	738	8.76	648	3415	1
SECOND	Robertson, Sally	F	43	65	65	15.12	405	5.44	542	13.70	359	12.94	388	5.35	351	2045	2
Notes:
1) Points based on WAVA and CMA age graded tables and the IAAF event formulas for multi-events.
2) Ties are handled as follows:
	a) athlete with more points in more events gets the nod
	b) if still tied then athlete with the highest number of points in a single event wins
	c) if still tied then athlete with the second highest number of points in a single event wins, etc.
3)  Since this was an informal pentathlon we have included the scores of anyone doing two or more of the pentathlon events, giving zero points to
	events not completed.  The rules for combined events state that athletes must START ALL EVENTS to be considered for a final
	placing.  Therefore, if you do not start an event then you are dropped from the competition.  If you start an event but do not get
	a time or distance then you will be given zero points which in high level competitions means you are so far behind that you
	will be last which is why athletes usually withdraw at that point. However, it is worth continuing at this level as one or
	of the other competitors may also do badly so you might not end up last!