Cliff-Ryan grabs win in Glencoe

Theresa Cliff-Ryan (Colavita-Baci p/b Cooking Light) outpaced a late-race breakaway to take the victory at the Glencoe Grand Prix on Saturday. The proven sprinter beat Meredith Miller (Tibco-To The Top) in second and Laura van Gilder (Mellow Mushroom) in third.

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#Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
1Theresa Cliff-Ryan (Colavita/baci pb Cooking Light)0:57:41
2Meredith Miller (Unattached)Row 1 - Cell 2
3Laura Van Gilder (Unattached)Row 2 - Cell 2
4Carrie Cash Wootteen (Team VBF)0:00:01
5Lauren Hall (Team VBF)0:00:03
6Modesta Vzesniauskanite (Unattached)0:00:23
7Robin Farina (Team Vbf)Row 6 - Cell 2
8Samantha Schneider (Unattached)Row 7 - Cell 2
9Megan Guarnier (Unattached)0:00:24
10Amy Stauffer (Priority Health Cycling Team)Row 9 - Cell 2
11Shontell Gauthier (Colavita/baci pb Cooking Light)Row 10 - Cell 2
12Robin Bauer (Kcv Cycling Club)0:00:25
13Emma Bast (Unattached)Row 12 - Cell 2
14Alison Powers (Team Vbf)Row 13 - Cell 2
15Tony Bradshaw (Unattached)Row 14 - Cell 2
16Devon Haskell (Unattached)0:00:27
17Lenore Pipes (River City Women's Racing)Row 16 - Cell 2
18Anna Drakulich (Herbalife Lagrange)0:00:29
19Jeannie Kuhajek (Team Mack Racing Assoc.)0:00:30
20Kristen Meshberg (Flatlandia Cycling Team)0:00:33
21Catherine Walberg (Team Kenda)0:00:45
22Rebecca Finley (Team Kenda)0:00:35
23Rita Klofta (Pista Elite)0:01:52

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