VIAA Pentathlon,  June 4, 2006,  Sidney
	Results for Girls
				SP	Shot	Put	HJ	High	Jump	LJ	Long	Jump	SHur		HT Adj		800m				Total		2005	Top
	First Name	Surname	Club	Pl	metres	Score	Pl	metres	Score	Pl	metres	Score	Pl	sec.	0.24	Score	Pl	min	sec	Score	Score	Place	Place	Ten
F97	Alexis	De Armond	PATH	1	4.39	239	1	1.01	235	2	2.87	201	1	12.4	12.64	228	2	2	59.8	279	1182	1	1	3
F97	Tkia	King	NTFC	2	4.32	233	2	0.98	217	1	2.90	207	3	13.8	14.04	131	1	2	56.6	302	1090	2	1	5
F97	Shannon	Flaherty	PEN	3	4.14	217	4	0.86	147	4	1.92	46	2	13.6	13.84	143	3	3	26.7	120	673	3	8
F97	Andrea	Psotka	PATH	4	3.87	194	3	0.86	147	3	2.72	173	4	14.1	14.34	113				0	627	4	8
F96	Rachel	Ross	PEN	1	6.63	376	1	1.14	286	1	3.41	328	1	13.1	13.34	175	1	3	06.7	287	1452	1	2	7
F96	Heidi	Bradley	PATH	2	5.76	310	2	1.11	268	4	2.80	197	5	13.8	14.04	130	9	3	29.1	134	1039	2	5
F96	Emily	Bradshaw	PATH	4	5.13	262	6	0.99	199	3	2.87	211	3	13.5	13.74	149	6	3	18.4	200	1021	3	5
F96	Lara	Gibson	PEN	5	4.88	243	3	1.08	250	8	2.62	162	4	13.6	13.84	142	8	3	26.6	148	945	4	5
F96	Tarryn	Cote	PEN	6	4.35	203	8	0.90	151	2	2.89	215	2	13.2	13.44	169	7	3	19.9	190	928	5	5
F96	Julia	Lloyd	PATH	7	4.08	183	4	1.02	216	7	2.63	164	6	14.2	14.44	107	3	3	13.7	233	903	6	5
F96	Hannah	Kaiser	PATH	8	3.77	160	5	1.02	216	5	2.76	189	8	14.8	15.04	76	5	3	16.3	215	856	7	5
F96	Shelby	Kutyn	PATH	3	5.18	265	9	0.87	136	6	2.74	185	9	15.1	15.34	62	10	3	31.5	121	769	8	5
F96	Annina	Lorenzo	PEN	9	3.42	134	7	0.93	167	9	2.56	151	10	15.5	15.74	46	4	3	16.0	217	715	9	6
F96	Chloe	Hegland	PEN	10	3.35	129	10	0.84	122	10	0.00	0	7	14.6	14.84	86	2	3	12.6	242	579	10	7
F95	Brooke	De Armond	PATH	4	4.52	196	1	1.17	332	1	3.57	320	1	11.7	11.94	308	2	3	09.3	232	1388	1	9
F95	Elise	Butler	PATH	3	4.62	202	2	1.08	274	3	2.98	205	5	14.3	14.54	110	1	2	48.8	390	1181	2	11
F95	Lexie	Scott	PATH	2	5.38	255	3	1.05	255	2	3.12	231	2	12.2	12.44	263	4	3	26.1	132	1136	3	11
F95	Addie	Cote	PEN	1	5.44	259	5	0.90	166	5	2.57	134	4	14.1	14.34	122	3	3	19.3	169	850	4	13
F95	Sophie	Hegland	PEN	5	3.14	103	4	1.02	236	4	2.73	160	3	13.5	13.74	161	5	3	28.1	121	781	5	13
F94	Leigh	Richardson	NTFC	1	5.44	323	1	1.28	404	2	3.87	389	2	17.2	17.44	163	2	3	08.2	271	1550	1	8
F94	Charlotte	Grant	CVC	3	4.61	251	3	1.10	283	3	3.50	310	1	16.4	16.64	215	1	2	47.9	450	1509	2	9
F94	Kailey	Dodd	CVC	2	5.19	301	2	1.22	363	1	3.92	400	3	18.2	18.44	108	3	3	11.7	245	1417	3	9
F93	Danielle	Delage	PEN	3	6.16	365	1	1.43	505	2	4.25	469	1	14.6	14.84	380	2	2	43.5	496	2215	1	4
F93	Jessica	Round	PATH	4	6.09	359	3	1.22	358	3	3.74	355	2	15.2	15.44	326	3	2	58.3	355	1753	2	6
F93	Chelsea	Kutyn	PATH	1	6.86	423	2	1.25	378	1	4.45	516	4	18.9	19.14	81	4	2	59.4	345	1743	3	7
F93	Halley	Cote	PEN	2	6.27	374	4	1.10	280	4	3.69	344	3	16.6	16.84	216	1	2	42.6	506	1720	4	7
F92	Haleigh	Lloyd	CVAC	3	7.39	427	2	1.34	477	1	4.53	536	1	13.3	13.54	509	1	2	45.8	494	2443	1	3
F92	Jade	Richardson	NTFC	1	9.08	557	1	1.34	477	2	4.49	526	2	14.2	14.44	418	4	3	06.3	300	2278	2	3
F92	Joanna	Franke	CVAC	2	7.95	470	3	1.22	387	4	4.01	414	3	15.9	16.14	269	3	2	54.4	408	1948	3	3
F92	Mary	Shaw	NTFC			0	3	1.22	387	3	4.21	460			0	0	2	2	48.1	470	1317	4	3
	Notes:
	1) Points based on Junior Development tables.
		For Full details see combined events section of the JD manual on the BC Athletics website under Junior Development
	2) HT adj is the factor used to convert hand timed results to electronic timing results upon which the tables are based
	3) 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.
	4)  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.  Since we wanted people to continue on in our competition we
		did not apply the no start rule and included anyone who did some of the events.  However, if you go to the BCJD championships
		then the no start rule will be applied so make sure you start all five events so you will get a placing.
	5)  Last column indicates what position you would have placed at the BCJD Pentathlon Championships in 2005 with the score you obtained on Sunday.
		Full results for 2005 are listed on the Pen Track website under Track and Field.
	6)  The BCJD Pentathlon Championships are being held in Kamloops on Saturday, June 24, 2006.  This is a great meet since you do five events
		and go around together with others of the same age and gender.  Unfortunately, Kamloops is a bit far to go.
		However, by attending this Championship you become eligible for BC Athletics JD awards so if you get a Top Ten performance at
		ANY of the recognized meets during 2006 you will most likely get an award.
		Full details at www.bcathletics.org
	7) The last column indicates what position on the Top Ten list you would have with this score.  Our Meet is now recognized for Top Ten listings