Cycling Australia Omnium Championships 2012: Session 3 Results | Cyclingnews

Glenn O'Shea looks focussed — Glenn O'Shea looks focussed (Image credit: Jarrod Partridge - jxpphotography.com)

Results

Junior women under 19 - Individual pursuit (2,000m)
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Lauren Perry	0:02:28.283
2	Josie Talbot	0:00:00.701
3	Macey Stewart	0:00:01.248
4	Elissa Wundersitz	0:00:01.947
5	Emily McRedmond	0:00:02.941
6	Stacey Riedel	0:00:04.317
7	Alexandra Manly	0:00:04.800
8	Ruby Greig-Hurtig	0:00:07.274
9	Lara Batkin	0:00:10.231
10	Grace Fryer	0:00:14.173
11	Holly Heffernan	0:00:16.589

Junior women under 19 - Standings after Individual pursuit
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Josie Talbot	8	pts
2	Lauren Perry	13
3	Elissa Wundersitz	14
4	Emily McRedmond	19
5	Alexandra Manly	19
6	Macey Stewart	24
7	Ruby Greig-Hurtig	26
8	Stacey Riedel	28
9	Lara Batkin	29
10	Grace Fryer	42
11	Holly Heffernan	42

Junior men under 19 - Individual pursuit (3,000m)
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Jack Edwards	0:03:21.473
2	Sam Welsford	0:00:03.633
3	Mathew Ross	0:00:04.716
4	Zac Shaw	0:00:05.578
5	Callum Scotson	0:00:05.960
6	Tom Kaesler	0:00:06.627
7	Bradley Heffernan	0:00:07.861
8	Matthew Holmes	0:00:08.627
9	Daniel Fitter	0:00:10.155
10	Jordan Stannus	0:00:10.453
11	Joshua Harrison	0:00:10.963
12	Alexander Porter	0:00:10.997
13	Gerald Evans	0:00:11.017
14	Jack Hogan	0:00:11.726
15	Theodore Yates	0:00:11.746
16	Harrison Carter	0:00:13.379
17	Mitchell Barry	0:00:13.484
18	Alistair Donohoe	0:00:13.502
19	Nathan Bradshaw	0:00:13.866
20	Hugo Tolliday	0:00:14.503
21	Owen Gillott	0:00:16.460
22	Blake Smith	0:00:18.134
DNS	Michael Rice

Junior men under 19 - Standings after Individual pursuit
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Jack Edwards	5	pts
2	Mathew Ross	20
3	Joshua Harrison	24
4	Sam Welsford	26
5	Zac Shaw	28
6	Tom Kaesler	32
7	Hugo Tolliday	44
8	Bradley Heffernan	46
9	Theodore Yates	46
10	Callum Scotson	48
11	Daniel Fitter	48
12	Alexander Porter	48
13	Jordan Stannus	52
14	Blake Smith	52
15	Gerald Evans	54
16	Alistair Donohoe	57
17	Mitchell Barry	58
18	Matthew Holmes	60
19	Harrison Carter	67
20	Jack Hogan	70
21	Owen Gillott	73
22	Nathan Bradshaw	78
DNF	Michael Rice	45

Women - Individual pursuit (3,000m)
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Annette Edmondson	0:03:35.302
2	Amy Cure	0:00:04.180
3	Rebecca Wiasak	0:00:05.217
4	Isabella King	0:00:07.197
5	Georgia Baker	0:00:16.259
6	Alexandra O'Dea	0:00:21.044
7	Jupha Somnet	0:00:24.245
8	Grace Phang	0:00:31.986

Women - Standings after Individual pursuit
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Annette Edmondson	4	pts
2	Isabella King	11
3	Amy Cure	12
4	Rebecca Wiasak	17
5	Georgia Baker	19
6	Alexandra O'Dea	23
7	Jupha Somnet	26
8	Grace Phang	32

Men - Individual pursuit (4,000m)
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Glenn O'Shea	0:04:26.838
2	Alexander Morgan	0:00:00.833
3	Miles Scotson	0:00:05.269
4	Brent Nelson	0:00:07.282
5	Luke Davison	0:00:08.412
6	Peter Loft	0:00:08.762
7	Stephen Hall	0:00:09.597
8	Benjamin Harvey	0:00:20.095
9	Luke Parker	0:00:21.224
10	Sofian Nabil	0:00:25.562
11	Hamdan Hamidun	0:00:25.566
DNS	Jack Cummings
DNS	Tyler Spurrell
DNS	George Tansley

Men - Standings after Individual pursuit
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Glenn O'Shea	6	pts
2	Luke Davison	9
3	Alexander Morgan	18
4	Stephen Hall	21
5	Miles Scotson	22
6	Brent Nelson	23
7	Peter Loft	27
8	Luke Parker	31
9	Benjamin Harvey	44
10	Sofian Nabil	45
11	Hamdan Hamidun	60
DNF	George Tansley	20
DNF	Jack Cummings	33
DNF	Tyler Spurrell	36

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