US Pro National Championships: Hanel, Kreikemeier win under-23 time trials

The under-23 women's podium
Hanel, Bond and Sarkisov on the podium of the under-23 women's time trial (Image credit: SnowyMountain Photography)

After taking out a sprint victory in the Unbound Gravel 100 two weeks earlier, Kylee Hanel (Aegis) added the women's under-23 national championship title in the time trial in Charleston, West Virginia to her rapidly growing palmares.

The Tour of the Gila stage winner powered to the win by 36 seconds over Jorja Bond (CCB Kenetik P/B Levine Law Group) in the 16.7-kilometre race. Bond's teammate Alyssa Sarkisov was third, 1:03 slower.

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Pos.

Name (Team)

Time (gap)

1

Kade Kreikemeier (Meridian Racing P/B De La Uz)

0:39:30.09

2

Owen Cole (Team Winston Salem - Flow)

0:00:04.04

3

Elouan Gardon (Above + Beyond Cancer Cycling Team)

0:00:07.13

4

Ashlin Barry (Team Visma | Lease A Bike Development)

0:00:11.12

5

Ezra Caudell (Modern Adventure Pro Cycling)

0:00:19.05

6

Beckam Drake (The Parks Law Firm All-Stars)

0:00:36.67

7

Garrett Beshore (Meridian Racing P/B De La Uz)

0:00:38.28

8

Coren Hendricks (Meridian Racing P/B De La Uz)

0:00:39.84

9

Ben Stokes (Kelly Benefits Cycling)

0:01:16.61

10

Ezra Brown (Above + Beyond Cancer Cycling Team)

0:01:26.27

11

Boden Gentile (University Of Virginia Cycling)

0:01:34.82

12

Cameron Hampton (Kelly Benefits Cycling)

0:01:42.67

13

Nathaniel Gervez (Team Winston Salem - Flow)

0:01:51.35

14

Otis Engel (Meridian Racing P/B De La Uz)

0:02:02.38

15

Alexander St. Andrea (Ps Pro Cycling By Team Cadence Cyclery)

0:02:23.26

16

Ryder Ritchie (Speedblock-Terún Elite)

0:02:25.31

17

Aidan Vollmuth (Competitive Edge Racing)

0:02:47.07

18

Jade Rohde (Meridian Racing P/B De La Uz)

0:03:04.33

19

Jaxon Pascal (Cinch Cycling)

0:03:05.32

20

Benjamin Boroff (Velovit Elite)

0:03:24.71

21

Frederick Drummond (Ddp Top Step)

0:03:32.82

22

Tyler Mlujeak (Top Step Development)

0:03:56.94

23

Elijah Barker (Bike Works P/B Fred Beans)

0:04:14.64

24

Thomas Sullivan (Meridian Racing P/B De La Uz)

0:04:30.76

25

Andrew Willman (Miami University)

0:04:34.87

26

Colin Mathern (Cleveland Cycling Academy)

0:05:07.76

27

Noah Petersen (Visit Pittsburgh Cycling Team)

0:05:30.55

28

Angelo Goodwin (Ccb Cycling Club)

0:05:51.89

29

Braxton Boyer (Marian University)

0:06:21.59

30

Aidan Knierim (Deus Velox P/B Jakroo Usa)

0:07:33.75

31

Jacob Barrick

0:07:43.40

DNF

Brendan Luongo (Kelly Benefits Cycling)

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DNS

James Noori (Meridian Racing P/B De La Uz)

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Pos.

Name (Team)

Time (gap)

1

Kylee Hanel (Aegis X Leaders Of Enchantment)

0:21:42.12

2

Jorja Bond (Ccb Kenetik P/B Levine Law Group)

0:00:36.48

3

Alyssa Sarkisov (Ccb Kenetik P/B Levine Law Group)

0:01:03.81

4

Ella Sabo (Virginia's Blue Ridge Twenty28)

0:01:07.73

5

Elizabeth Grier (Ccb Kenetik P/B Levine Law Group)

0:01:23.61

6

Kaya Musgrave (Competitive Edge Racing)

0:01:27.94

7

Chloe Patrick (Caldera Medical X Aurea Racing)

0:01:28.34

8

Mia Aseltine (Competitive Edge Racing)

0:01:39.46

9

Ella Brenneman (Ccb Kenetik P/B Levine Law Group)

0:01:52.87

10

Lyllie Sonnemann (Ccb Kenetik P/B Levine Law Group)

0:02:02.81

11

Bridget Ciambotti (Ccb Kenetik P/B Levine Law Group)

0:03:20.17

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