Andrew Strohmeyer wins junior men's US cyclo-cross title

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USA Cycling Cyclo-cross nationals(Image credit: Wil Matthews)

Andrew Strohmeyer (CXHairs Devo-Trek Bikes) won the junior men’s title at the USA Cycling Cyclo-cross National Championships held in Lakewood, Washington on Sunday. He soloed to the win ahead of Jared Scott (Boulder Junior Cycling) and Magnus Sheffield (Cannondale p/b Cyclocrossworld).

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Results
Pos.	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Andrew Strohmeyer (Cxhairs Devo - Trek Bikes)	0:38:53
2	Jared Scott (Boulder Junior Cycling)	0:00:19
3	Magnus Sheffield (Cannondale p/b Cyclocrossworld)	0:00:33
4	Ivan Gallego (Cannondale p/b Cyclocrossworld)	0:00:36
5	Nick Carter (Kccx Elite Cyclocross)	0:00:52
6	Ian Mcdonald (Cycle-smart Inc)	0:01:24
7	Kyle Johnson (Giant Southwest)	0:01:34
8	Tommy Servetas (Competitive Edge Racing)	0:01:48
9	Dylan Zakrajsek (Lake Geneva Youth Cycling)	0:01:54
10	Vin Hludzinski (Boulder Junior Cycling)	0:02:02
11	Luke Feuerhelm (Lake Geneva Youth Cycling)	0:02:43
12	Tayton Parker (Oklahoma Flyers)	0:02:45
13	Tydeman Newman (Canondale Team Dream)	0:03:02
14	Lucas Stierwalt (Aether Racing)	0:03:03
15	Trevor August (Park ave Bike p/b Borah Teamwea)	0:03:10
16	Brock Sell (Move up off Road)	0:03:33
17	Ryder Uetrecht (Asu Devo)	0:03:42
18	Owen Brenneman (Cxhairs Devo : Trek Bikes)	0:03:47
19	Elijah Krause (Cascadia Junior Cycling)	0:03:53
20	John Paul Amalong (Cts Cycling Fueled by Hiball En)	0:03:56
21	Dakota Olsen (Central Junior Cycling Devo)	0:03:58
22	Owen August (Park ave Bike p/b Borah Teamwea)	0:04:17
23	Peyton Wilkerson (Boulder Junior Cycling)	0:04:30
24	Cole Garaouy (Unattached)	0:04:32
25	Luke Elphingstone (Boulder Junior Cycling)	0:04:33
26	Nicolas Villamizar (Ct Cycling Advancement Program)	0:04:47
27	Ian Williams (Unattached)
28	Oliver Boyd (Boulder Junior Cycling)	0:04:49
29	Sam Day (Cascadia Junior Cycling)	0:05:03
30	Jacob Olander (Bowen Sports Performance)	0:05:18
31	Sterling James (Unattached)	0:05:22
32	Keegan Pelton (Voler / Easton / hrs / Rock Lob)	0:05:32
33	Noah Rand (Boulder Junior Cycling)
34	Gabriel Dobrozsi (Lionhearts Junior Racing)	0:05:34
35	Jamie Williams (Lionhearts Junior Racing)	0:05:42
36	Luca Haines (New England Devo p/b Cadence We)	0:05:44
37	Enzo Sapojnikoff (Rock Lobster)	0:05:45
38	Nicholas Petrov (Aether Racing)	0:05:48
39	Jacob Smith (Speedvagen)
40	Travis Tucker (Cx Nation/ Trail Works Dirt Dev)	0:05:50
41	Jack Seidler (Boulder Junior Cycling)	0:06:40
42	Dylan Atkinson (Cycle Sport/Specialized p/b Mus)	0:06:58
43	Hayden Wierman (Dialed Cycling Team)	0:07:21
44	Jacob Miller (Rad Racing p/b Cycle U)	0:07:35
45	Ian Lopez de san Roman (Trailworks Dirt Devo)	0:07:41
46	Aiden Mapel (Competitive Edge Racing)	0:08:10
47	Lincoln Scheer (The Bonebell)	0:08:23
48	Connor Gizinski (Rad Racing p/b Cycle U)	0:08:29
49	Johnny Meyerle (Ct Cycling Advancement Program)	0:08:40
50	Gavin Bowen (Deschutes Brewery Cyclocross Te)	0:09:12
51	Henry Winnenberg (Cascadia Junior Cycling)	0:09:27
52	Addison Lee (Unattached)
53	Luke Reilly (Oklahoma Flyers)	0:09:46
54	Winston Hackett (Rad Racing p/b Cycle U)	0:09:51
55	Owen Rogers (Tcnf Legal Racing Team)	0:09:58
56	Jackson Loftus (Team Lazy Tarantulas)	0:09:59
57	Mateen Richey (Word-rcb Presents Grummel)	0:10:03
58	Eli Anderson ()	0:10:07
59	Tygre Westerfield (Dialed Cycling Team)	0:10:46
60	Jacob Ryse (School of Cross)	0:11:02
61	Carter Hagedorn (Grouptrail)	0:11:26
@1Lap	Zane Lyon (Summit Bike Team)
@1Lap	Ryder Fleming (School of Cross)
@1Lap	David Sandoval (Ap Junior Development pb Corner)
@1Lap	Euan Mcelwaine (Rad Racing p/b Cycle U)
@1Lap	Alexander Bennett (Rad Racing p/b Cycle U)
@2Lap	Otto Begus (Rad Racing p/b Cycle U)
@2Lap	Skyler Mcdonald (Rad Racing p/b Cycle U)
DNS	Jules van Kempen (Nctc)
DNS	Walker Hendricks (Mountain View Cycles)

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