US Cross Country National Championships 2013: Junior 10 & under, 11-12, 13-14 cross country Results

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Junior men 11-12
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Nathan Hickey (Paa/Remax)	0:35:04
2	Nolan Jenkins (Front Rangers Junior Cycling)	0:01:33
3	Nye Yackle (Yackle Brothers Racing)	0:02:37
4	Kerem Ayhan (Somerset Wheelmen)	0:03:31
5	Sam Roach	0:04:51
6	William Darling (Activator Cycle Club)	0:07:18
7	Nicholas Tabares	0:07:41
8	Alexander Brady	0:07:51
9	Ethan Negas	0:10:06
10	Logan Maxey (Cadence Cyclery)	0:11:06
11	Nathan Knowles	0:12:20
12	Logan Brady	0:13:44
13	Ty Gibbs	0:14:05
14	Harrison Knight	0:16:36
15	Tyler Miranda (Mirco Racing)	0:21:23
16	Grayson Taylor (Cycletherapy - Zimmer)	0:23:11
17	Kyle Little	0:24:12
18	Levi Smith	0:27:53
19	Cody Groves	0:30:37
20	Anthony Bailey (Piney Flats Bicycles And Fitness/Piney Flats Bicycles/Dean Endurance Mtb)	Row 19 - Cell 2

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Junior men 13-14
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Matteo Jorgenson (Byrds (Boise Young Rider Dev Squad))	0:51:14
2	Nic Jenkins (Front Rangers Junior Cycling)	0:00:02
3	John Drummond	0:00:47
4	Jake Yackle (Yackle Brothers Racing)	0:00:58
5	Cassidy Bailey (Boulder Junior Cycling/Tokyo Joe's Jr)	0:01:11
6	Cole Avery (Whole Athlete/Whole Athlete / Specialized)	0:02:31
7	Ekrem Ayhan (Somerset Wheelmen)	0:02:35
8	Adam Croft (Slipstream-Craddock Junior Development)	0:02:59
9	George Schulz (The Bike Lane)	0:04:28
10	Ross Ellwood (Smba(Singletrack Mountain Bike Adventure)	Row 9 - Cell 2
11	Drew Palmerleger (Summit Bike Club-Ut)	Row 10 - Cell 2
12	Andrew Schmidt (Tread Head Cycling)	0:05:11
13	Jonjon Drain	0:05:39
14	Luke Fleming (Sugar Cycles Factory Team)	0:05:52
15	Evan Clouse (Cole Sport)	0:06:34
16	Michael Mace	0:08:15
17	Lane Maher (Team Edge)	0:08:44
18	Caleb Swartz (Brazen Dropouts/Junior Dropouts)	0:09:59
19	Tyler Smith (East Coasters Bike Shop)	0:10:18
20	Jonathan Plunkett	0:10:28
21	Tommy Quinn	0:10:40
22	Tommy Steinebrunner	0:11:20
23	Donald Seib (Bikeman)	0:11:42
24	Keegan Korienek (Leadout Racing)	0:14:37
25	Jonah Merriam (Crosshairs Cycling)	0:15:59
26	Christopher Polvoorde	0:16:01
27	Finn Gullickson	0:17:16
28	Kyle Kargel (Baraboo Sharks)	0:17:24
29	Luke Getts	0:17:46
30	Dylan Fryer (Whole Athlete/Whole Athlete / Specialized)	0:17:59
31	Aaron Workowski (East Coasters Bike Shop)	0:18:46
32	Trent Donovan	0:20:48
33	Daniel Vaughn (Crystal City Cycling/Corning/Notubes Race Team)	0:21:20
34	Sandor Delgado (Interactive Metronome Development)	0:27:18
35	Samuel Spende (Tread Head Cycling)	Row 34 - Cell 2
36	Hudson Stevens	Row 35 - Cell 2
37	Logan Colfax	Row 36 - Cell 2
38	Anthony Furness	Row 37 - Cell 2
39	Gavin Strauss	Row 38 - Cell 2

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Junior men 6-10
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Aidan Bond (Hill Country Bicycle Works)	0:21:36
2	Dominic Turner (Triple Threat Cycling Team)	0:00:06
3	Will Drummond	0:00:09
4	Jesse Lippner (Team Bulldog)	0:00:14
5	Kahill Bailey (Boulder Junior Cycling/Bjc/Panache)	0:00:39
6	Carson Beard (Onion River Sports)	0:00:42
7	Jacob Smith (Pdx Devo Junior Cycling Team)	0:01:09
8	Will Johnson (Don Galligher-Drt Consulting/Drt Racing)	0:02:02
9	Will Sharp	0:03:04
10	Ivan Sippy (Durango Devo)	0:03:09
11	Clayton Knight	0:04:41
12	Lake Cunningham (Boulder Junior Cycling)	0:04:55
13	Austin Beard (Onion River Sports)	0:07:17
14	Ryan Little	0:10:23
15	Jack Spende	0:12:18
16	Caleb Nevins	0:13:22
17	Konrad Shelley	0:17:55
18	Hunter Beauregard	0:19:05
19	Andrew Merlo (Depaula Racing)	0:23:53
20	Layton Ondrias	0:30:15

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Junior women 11-12
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Sydney Palmerleger (Summit Bike Club-Ut)	0:40:51
2	Katie Clouse (Cole Sport)	0:03:00
3	Ann Drummond	0:03:18
4	Madison Mcdaniel (Twin Six)	0:05:36
5	Victoria Brocket (Ethos Racing)	0:10:39
6	Morgan Fortin (Goathead Jr)	0:16:18
7	Ellie Korienek (Real Women Tri)	0:16:26
8	Hayden Colfax	Row 7 - Cell 2
9	Kyra Shelley	Row 8 - Cell 2
10	Lily Donovan	Row 9 - Cell 2
11	Corrine Krasley (Chester County Velo)	Row 10 - Cell 2
12	Kiersen Korienek (Real Women Tri)	Row 11 - Cell 2

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Junior women 13-14
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Veda Gerasimek (Red Zone Cycling)	1:02:26
2	Katja Freeburn (Durango Devo)	0:06:27
3	Mason Hopkins (Tradewinds Racing/Tradewinds Racing P/B Bikebeat)	0:07:32
4	Turner Ramsay	0:08:28
5	Camryn Sippy (Durango Devo)	0:11:55
6	Abigail Youngwerth (Byrds (Boise Young Rider Dev Squad))	Row 5 - Cell 2
7	Lillian Frasier (Hill Country Bicycle Works)	Row 6 - Cell 2
8	Kate Dietrich (Red Zone Cycling)	Row 7 - Cell 2
9	Kiley Krasley	Row 8 - Cell 2
10	Madison Henry	Row 9 - Cell 2

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Junior women 6-10
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Lindsey Groves	0:24:24
2	Skylar Bovine (Revolting Cogs)	0:02:26
3	Autumn Bartels	0:05:16
4	Vallen Tupper	0:06:03
5	Zoe Colfax	0:10:35

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