Woodruff takes over lead of women's US Pro XCT standings

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Chloe Woodruff (Crank Bros) on her way to second place

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Jeremiah Bishop (Sho-Air/Cannondale) takes a turn at the front of the lead group at the Fontana short track

Chloe Woodruff (Crankbrothers Race Club 11) took over the top spot in the women's US Pro XCT standings while Jeremiah Bishop (Sho-Air-Cannondale) held on to the men's lead after the third round on the 2013 US national series calendar, the Fontana City National US Cup, held March 30 in Fontana.

Women

Lea Davison (Specialized Factory Racing) dominated the Fontana City National US Cup women's field, pushing the pace hard right from the gun and winning by almost three minutes over Woodruff. Evelyn Dong placed third with Nina Baum (Stan's No Tubes Women) and Erica Tingey (Jamis) rounding out the top five.

Davison's win moved her into third place in the Pro XCT women's standings after three events with 350 points. Woodruff moved from third place to first place with 450 points, taking over the top spot from Emily Batty (Trek Factory Racing), who did not race in Fontana but remains in second place in the standings with 375 points. Annie Last (Trek Factory Racing), also idle this weekend, sits in fourth place with 340 points, while Tingey and Judy Freeman (Crankbrothers Race Club) are tied for fifth place with 300 points apiece.

Men

A last lap charge on the Fontana City course from Todd Wells (Specialized Racing), combined with a broken chain by Jeremiah Bishop, propelled Wells to his first Pro XCT win of 2013. Bishop regrouped to finish second after leading the majority of the race before suffering the mechanical mishap. Rounding out the top five in Fontana were Cameron Jette (Scott-3Rox Racing) in third place, Benjamin Sonntag (American Interbanc) in fourth, and Mitchell Hoke (Kenda-Felt) in fifth.

Bishop remains in the lead of the Pro XCT men's standings with 600 points, with Wells narrowing the gap in second place with 525 points. Sonntag enters the top five in third place with 310 points, ahead of Sam Schultz (Trek Factory Racing) in fourth with 280 points and Ryan Woodall in fifth with 275 points.

Team

With its sweep of the men's and women's races in Fontana, Specialized Racing has moved into second place in the Pro XCT team standings with 875 points. Trek Factory Racing maintains its lead after three of nine races on the calendar with 935 points. Sho-Air/Cannondale sits in third place with 780 points, followed by Kenda-Felt in fourth place with 392 points and BMC MTB Development Team in fifth place with 205 points.

The next Pro XCT stop will be at the Sea Otter Classic in Monterey, California on Saturday, April 20.

See Cyclingnews' full coverage of the weekend of racing in Fontana including the Pro XCT, the super D and the short track.

Men's US Pro XCT standings after three rounds
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Jeremiah Bishop	600	pts
2	Todd Wells	525
3	Benjamin Sonntag	310
4	Sam Schultz	280
5	Ryan Woodall	275
6	Cameron Jette	270
7	Daniel Mcconnell	250
8	Mitchell Hoke	245
9	Raphael Gagne	200
10	Zachary Valdez*	181
11	Alexander Grant	180
12	Derek Zandstra	150
13	Colin Cares	147
14	Antoine Caron*	140
15	Casey Williams*	133
16	Adam Morka	120
17	Travis (TJ) Woodruff	110
18	Robert Mccarty	103
19	Russell Finsterwald*	100
20	Macky Franklin	90
21	Kris Sneddon	85
22	Kerry Werner*	80
22	Tristan Uhl	80
23	Jason Sager	75
24	Shawn Milne	71
25	Payson Mcelveen*	70
26	Menso De Jong	69
27	Peter Glassford	65
28	Barry Wicks	60
28	Ryan Trebon	60
29	Clinton Claassen	59
30	Jason Siegle	57
31	Rotem Ishay	55
31	Keegan Swenson*	55
32	Cole Oberman	51
33	Michael Zanetti*	50
34	Colin Osborn	40
34	Josejuan Escarcega	40
34	Elliot Reinecke	40
34	Sean Donovan	40
35	Charles Jenkins	38
35	Kalan Beisel	38
36	Jacob Albrecht*	37
36	Ivan Lizardi	37
37	Miguel Valadez	36
38	William Melone	34
39	Tristan Cowie	32
39	Taylor Smith*	32
39	Connor Mccutcheon*	32
40	Jakub Valigura	29
41	Drew Edsall	28
41	Ryan Chandler	28
42	David Hanes	26
43	Ignacio Torres*	24
44	Joel Titius*	23
44	Matt Gordon	23
45	Bryan Fawley	22
46	Riley Howard*	21
47	Ernie Watenpaugh	19
48	Dana Weber	18
48	Jonathan Sundt	18
48	Samuel Morrison	18
49	Craig Wohlschlaeger	17
49	Kyle Taylor	17
50	Mathieu Bilodeau	16
51	Ely Woody	15
52	Nathan Guerra	14
52	Derek Hermon	14
52	Michael Hosey	14
53	Sam Chovan	13
53	Eliel Anttila*	13
54	Jim Hewett	12
54	Kevin Bradford-Parish	12
54	Nathan Brown	12
55	Blake Harlan	11
56	Keith Hargis	10
56	Brad Wilhelm	10
56	Matthew Freeman	10
57	Sean Leader	9
57	Billy Wood	9
57	Juancarlos Nunezgalvan*	9
58	Paul Freiwald	8
59	Nick Truitt	6
59	Miguel Ramos	6
60	Garnet Vertican	5
60	Hal Helbock	5
60	Adam Looney	5
60	Garet Steinmetz	5
61	Craig Kunz	4
61	Thomas Turner	4
62	Gerald Drummond*	3
62	Sam Gross*	3
63	Wiley Mosley	2
64	Alex Wild*	1

Women's US Pro XCT standings after three rounds
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Chloe Woodruff	450	pts
2	Emily Batty	375
3	Lea Davison	350
4	Annie Last	340
5	Erica Tingey	300
5	Judy Freeman	300
6	Nina Baum	280
7	Erin Huck	260
8	Lesley Paterson	250
8	Rebecca Henderson*	250
9	Christina Gokey-Smith	230
10	Larissa Fitchett	150
10	Rebecca Gross	150
11	Evelyn Dong	130
12	Shayna Powless*	125
13	Amanda Sin	120
14	Karlee Gendron*	105
15	Jamie Busch	85
16	Erin Alders	80
17	Krista Park	70
17	Lisa Uranga	70
18	Beth Utley	68
19	Victoria Barclay	65
20	Vanessa Humic	61
21	Mikaela Kofman	60
22	Katherine Sherwin	55
22	Sarah Ruth Jansen	55
22	Kata Skaggs	55
23	Amy Beisel	50
23	Sydney Fox	50
24	Deidre York*	45
25	Anna Dvorak	40
25	Deyanira Guerrero	40
26	Kelsey Withrow	35
27	Jill Behlen*	27

Teams
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Trek Factory	935	pts
2	Specialized Racing	875
3	Sho-Air/Cannondale	780
4	Kenda/Felt	392
5	Bmc Development	205
6	Kona	200

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