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NZYS - Results From NZ National Youth Series

Monday, 20 August 2012, 10:29 am
Press Release: NZ National Youth Series

NZYS - Results From NZ National Youth Series - K1 And K2 (12yo To 15yo) Boys And Girls Youth Skiing Champs

Here are the results for this weekends Ski champs and the overall team competition for the Base 2 - Southern Cross Cup 2012, which was won by Team Wanaka 407 points , from Team Hutt 344 points and Queenstown based QAST 288 points. The races were run in brilliant sunny conditions on ideal fresh hard packed snow.

SL_Overall_Results__19_Aug_12_2.pdf

GS_Overall_Results_NZYS__18_Aug_12.pdf

Final_SCC_incl_medal_winners.xlsx

SG_Race_2_Results__17_Aug_2012.pdf

SG_Race_1_Results__17_Aug_2012.pdf

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