Ava Holmgren repeats as junior women's Pan-Am Cyclocross champion

Isabella Holmgren (left) stands next to sister Ava Holmgren, wearing the Pan-American Cyclo-cross junior champions jersey

Isabella Holmgren (left) stands next to sister Ava Holmgren, who defended her junior title at the Pan-American Cyclo-cross Championships (Image credit: Jackie Tyson/ Cyclingnews)

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Results junior women
Pos.	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Ava Holmgren (Can) Stimulus Orbea	0:49:13
2	Vida Lopez de San Roman (USA) Bear National CX Team	0:00:02
3	Isabella Holmgren (Can) Stimulus Orbea	0:01:14
4	Samantha Scott (USA) CompEdge Racing	0:02:11
5	Kaya Musgrave (USA) Bear CX
6	Ella Brenneman (USA) CXHAIRS Devo: Trek Bikes	0:03:02
7	Greta Kilburn (USA) Green Mountain Cyclocross	0:03:05
8	Jorja Bond (USA) Boulder Junior Cycling	0:03:12
9	Haydn Hludzinski (USA) Boulder Junior Cycling	0:03:13
10	Ellen Davis (USA) Team Stampede	0:03:56
11	Rylie Cahill (USA) Boulder Junior Cycling	0:04:58
12	Alice Hoskins (USA) Miller School of Albemarle	0:05:01
13	Elsa Westenfelder (USA) NICA Montana - Missoula Composite Team	0:06:13
14	Mia De Martin (Can) Velo Pays-d’en-Haut / PG racing team	0:07:32
15	Chanah Katz (USA) Killington Mountain School	0:08:35
16	Sophie Bradbury (Can) Independent
DNF	Amanda Samuelson (Can) Hardwood Next Wave

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