Owen, Haupt and Hecht claim Junior men's titles
Owen earns fifth straight national championship
Redline's Logan Owen won the 15-16 age group ahead of Clif Bar Development team riders Zane Godby and Curtis White. Owen's victory was his fifth consecutive victory in junior national cyclo-cross championships extending back to his 2005 win in the 10-12 event.
Despite starting several rows back in the 13-14 men's division, Ian Haupt (Planet Bike) earned the national title over more than 35 competitors.
Reigning road race champion Gage Hecht (ICCC) held off a surging Grant McElroy (Beavertown Bicycle Club) as the two ran away from the competition in the 10-12 race.
Results
# | Rider Name (Country) Team |
---|---|
1 | Logan Owen (Redline Bicycles) |
2 | Zane Godby (Clif Bar Development Team) |
3 | Curtis White (Clif Bar Development Cyclocros) |
4 | Michael Dessau (Team 5280/slipstream) |
5 | Sam Okeefe (C3-athletes Serving Athletes) |
6 | Nate Morse (Clif Bar Development Team) |
7 | Andrew Dillman (Red Zone Cycling) |
8 | Jordan Cullen (Planet Bike) |
9 | Luke Haley (Red Zone Cycling) |
10 | Zack Gould (Clif Bar Cyclocross Developmen) |
11 | Colin Krebsbach (Asc Racing/redline) |
12 | Dean Haas (Black Sheep) |
13 | John Francisco (Red Zone) |
14 | Isaiah Rapko (Above Category Racing) |
15 | David Kirske Jr. (Rad Racing/hagens Berman) |
16 | Alex Springer (Rad Racing) |
17 | Ryan Geiger (Gt) |
18 | Cypress Gorry (Four Unity) |
19 | Tobin Ortenblad (Bike Trip/scjcc) |
20 | Brandon Dillard (Owens Healthcare) |
21 | Hank Booth |
22 | Samuel Dobrozsi (Prochain / Team Turner) |
23 | Zach Bender (Cycle-smart) |
24 | Alex Howard (Above Category Racing) |
25 | Aaron House |
26 | Jacob Albrecht (Bike Trip/scjcc) |
27 | Timothy Jaynes (Pistis) |
28 | Spencer Downing |
29 | Jaxon Suttlemyre (Vertical Earth) |
30 | Max Toeldte (Byrds) |
31 | Dag Anderson (Team Somerset) |
32 | Spence Peterson (Above Category Racing) |
33 | Maximilian Burkhardt (Bike Trip/scjcc) |
34 | Ian Mcpherson (Boulder Junior Cyclin) |
35 | Trevor Schauer |
36 | Casey Williams (Bear Valley Bikes) |
37 | Andy Su (Hutchs/the Laser Nail Clinic) |
38 | Ayden Hibner-Hereford (Active Knowledge) |
39 | Ben Herken |
40 | Daniel Santos (Red Zone Cycling) |
41 | Travis Monroe (Vertical Earth) |
42 | Josh Keener (Activeknowledge) |
# | Rider Name (Country) Team |
---|---|
43 | Alex Melloy (Redzone) |
44 | Marcus Tongue (Rad Racing Nw) |
45 | Tanner Patnode (Rad Racing/hagens Berman) |
# | Rider Name (Country) Team |
---|---|
46 | Will Van Cleve (Rad Racing Nw) |
47 | Samuel Caroca (Byrds) |
# | Rider Name (Country) Team |
---|---|
48 | Colin Dunlap (Sunnyside Sports) |
DNF | Robert Sroka (Lake Effect) |
DNF | Avi Mahan |
DNS | Matthew Tannyhill (Rmcef-westside) |
DNS | Daniel Brew (Cross Creek Cycling Club C4rac) |
DNF | Erik Volotzky |
# | Rider Name (Country) Team |
---|---|
1 | Ian Haupt (Planet Bike) |
2 | Peter Goguen (Minuteman Road Club) |
3 | Gavin Haley (Red Zone Cycling) |
4 | Daniel Parks (Gs Tenzing) |
5 | Austin Vincent (Clnoonan/kam/coast To Coast) |
6 | William Barta (Byrds) |
7 | Cooper Simon (Red Zone Cycling) |
8 | Ian Mcshane (Red Zone Cycling) |
9 | Ryan Grant (All Sport - Team Swift) |
10 | Karch Miller (Davis Bike Club) |
11 | Noah Granigan (Team Somerset) |
12 | Nils Boberg (Plan C) |
13 | David O'brien (Rad Racing/hagens Berman) |
14 | Liam Earl (Byrds) |
15 | Ben Hogan |
16 | Kody Raymond (Old Town Bicycle) |
17 | Logan Feasline (Vertical Earth) |
18 | Samuel Rosenberg |
19 | Maxx Chance |
20 | Cameron Millargriffin |
21 | Henry Hayes (2020 Fuel) |
22 | Garrett Roth (Nova Iscorp) |
23 | Evan Geary (Asc/redline) |
24 | Mitchell Stevens (Sunnysidesports) |
25 | Bridger Fiore (Montana Cyclocross) |
26 | Patrick Whitesel |
27 | Adin Baird |
28 | Stephen Haas (Black Sheep) |
29 | Cameron Williams (Bear Valley Bikes) |
30 | Ben Glover (Red Zone Cycling) |
31 | Jedidiah Fritzinger (Red Zone Cycling) |
32 | Owen Donnelly |
33 | Mike Jors (Ascracing/redline) |
# | Rider Name (Country) Team |
---|---|
34 | Evan Williams (Bear Valley Bikes) |
DNS | Matthew Valencia (Above Category Racing) |
DNS | Douglas Hall |
DNF | Caden Tongue (Rad Racing Nw) |
# | Rider Name (Country) Team |
---|---|
1 | Gage Hecht (Iccc) |
2 | Grant Mcelroy (Beaverton Bicycle Club) |
3 | Spencer Petrov (Queen City Wheels Lionhearts) |
4 | Zachary Mikkelson |
5 | Matteo Jorgenson (Byrds) |
6 | James Francisco (Red Zone) |
7 | Cade Bickmore (Boulder Junior Cycling) |
8 | Edward Fritzinger |
9 | Robert Wright |
10 | Scott Funston (Old Town Bicycle) |
11 | Mitchell Thornton (Asc Racing/redline) |
12 | Jarrett Aregger (Asc Racing/redline) |
13 | Rubin Field |
14 | Duncan Reid (Bikepalace/backontrack) |
15 | Henry Geary (Asc/redline) |
16 | Brayden Buchanan (Rad Racing Nw / Hagens Berman) |
17 | Ryan Madis (One Call Now) |
18 | Steven Raymond (Old Town Bicycle) |
19 | Erik Philipson (Asc/redline) |
# | Rider Name (Country) Team |
---|---|
20 | Sam Mchale |
21 | Peter Whitesel |
22 | Derrick Howlett (Asc-redline) |
23 | Xzavier Hamilton |
DNS | Benjamin King (Rad Racing) |
DNS | Benjamin Tannyhill (Rmcef-westside) |
DNS | Elkin Parker |
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