VIAA Pentathlon,  June 3, 2007,  Sidney
	Results for Girls
				SP	Shot	Put	HJ	High	Jump	LJ	Long	Jump	SHur		HT Adj		800m				Total		2006	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
F98	Heather	Cruickshank	AVTF	3	3.11	129	1	0.95	199	1	2.67	163	1	13.2	13.44	169	1	3	23.5	135	795	1	4
F98	Naomi	Lorenzo	PEN	1	3.98	204	3	0.86	147	2	2.58	147	3	15.3	15.54	54	3	3	41.4	59	611	2	4
F98	Valerie	Gilbert	AVTF	2	3.13	131	2	0.89	164	3	2.46	127	2	14.6	14.84	86	2	3	39.5	66	574	3	4
F97	Chelsea	Hoey	OTF	1	8.12	492	2	1.25	354	2	3.64	383	1	10.7	10.94	377	4	2	58.8	354	1960	1	1	1
F97	Katie	Weaver	NORW	2	5.69	304	1	1.28	373	1	3.91	449	2	11.2	11.44	329	2	2	46.7	469	1924	2	1	1
F97	Tkia	King	NAN	3	5.18	265	3	1.04	227	3	3.35	315	3	12.7	12.94	204	1	2	45.8	478	1489	3	2	7
F97	Alexis	De Armond	PATH	4	5.07	257	3	1.04	227	6	2.90	217	4	13.1	13.34	175	3	2	54.6	392	1268	4	4
F97	Andrea	Psotka	PATH	6	4.54	217	6	0.98	194	4	3.15	270	5	13.5	13.74	149	5	3	06.5	289	1119	5	4
F97	Jaqueline	Gaby	PEN	7	4.05	180	5	1.01	210	7	2.72	181	6	13.9	14.14	124	6	3	10.3	259	954	6	6
F97	Mairina	Frederiksen	PATH	5	4.75	233	8	0.95	178	5	2.93	223	7	14.6	14.84	86	8	3	18.6	199	919	7	6
F97	Jessie	Chestnut	OTF	8	3.97	174	6	0.98	194	8	2.27	100	7	14.6	14.84	86	7	3	14.7	226	780	8	6
F96	Rachel	Ross	PEN	1	7.16	379	1	1.19	346	1	3.45	296	1	12.5	12.74	237	4	3	12.4	212	1470	1	4
F96	Annina	Lorenzo	PEN	2	5.57	268	2	1.07	267	2	3.32	270	4	13.1	13.34	190	2	2	58.4	311	1306	2	5
F96	Emilie	Bourque	CVAC	3	5.56	267	3	1.04	248	5	2.98	205	3	13.0	13.24	197	1	2	53.3	352	1269	3	5
F96	Chloe	Hegland	PEN	6	4.72	209	7	0.95	194	4	3.05	218	1	12.5	12.74	237	3	2	59.6	302	1160	4	5
F96	Hannah	Kaiser	PATH	4	5.54	266	5	1.01	230	6	2.93	196	5	13.7	13.94	147	6	3	18.2	176	1015	5	5
F96	Kathryn	Johnson	PATH	7	4.38	186	3	1.04	248	3	3.21	248	6	14.0	14.24	128	7	3	37.9	77	887	6	5
F96	Danielle	Vanbergen	PEN	5	4.73	210	6	0.98	212	7	2.32	95	7	14.4	14.64	104	5	3	17.7	179	800	7	5
F95	Kye	Fedor	NORW	3	5.37	317	2	1.23	369	1	4.02	423	1	13.2	13.44	484	2	2	45.2	477	2070	1	3
F95	Lazecki	Natasha	CITY	1	6.23	391	1	1.26	390	2	3.81	376	2	14.6	14.84	354	1	2	44.5	484	1995	2	3
F95	Lexie	Scott	PATH	4	4.39	233	3	1.20	349	3	3.22	253	3	15.0	15.24	321	4	3	27.3	142	1298	3	8
F95	Megan	Koblun	PATH	2	5.66	342	3	1.20	349	4	3.07	224	4	16.4	16.64	215	3	3	27.0	144	1274	4	8
F94	Ayla	Akehurst	CR	1	8.92	595	1	1.35	447	1	3.94	398	1	13.9	14.14	447	3	2	57.1	365	2252	1	2
F94	Chyanne	Trenholm	CR	2	6.07	357	2	1.29	405	2	3.72	351	2	14.7	14.94	371	1	2	44.2	489	1973	2	6
F94	Kaylie	Russell	NAN	3	5.17	284	2	1.29	405	3	3.37	278	3	15.4	15.64	309	2	2	52.9	404	1680	3	6
F93	Jenn	Erickson	OTF	1	7.03	400	1	1.36	492	1	4.05	423	1	14.3	14.54	409	1	2	28.7	690	2414	1	2
	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. 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!
	5)  Last column indicates what position you would have placed at the BCJD Pentathlon Championships in 2006 with the score you obtained on Sunday.
		Full results for 2006 are listed on the Pen Track website under Track and Field.
	6)  The BCJD Pentathlon Championships are being held in South Surrey on Saturday, June 23, 2007.  This is a great meet since you do five events
		and go around together with others of the same age and gender.  It is easy to go across for the day and compete, then return.
		However, by attending this Championship you become eligible for BC Athletics JD awards depending on your performance at
		ANY of the recognized meets during 2007.
		Full details at www.bcathletics.org