Kaitlin Antonneau (Planet Bike) is a rising star.(Image credit: Dave McElwaine/trailwatch.net)
Coryn Rivera (Proman Hit Squad) is the heavy favorite today.(Image credit: Dave McElwaine/trailwatch.net)
Junior women start line.(Image credit: Dave McElwaine/trailwatch.net)
Katherine Shields (Carolina Masters Cycling)(Image credit: Dave McElwaine/trailwatch.net)
Sarah Huang (Planet Bike) leading the 15-16 race.(Image credit: Dave McElwaine/trailwatch.net)
Course view at Old Mill Park.(Image credit: Dave McElwaine/trailwatch.net)
Sarah Huang (Planet Bike) leading the 15-16 race climbing the steps.(Image credit: Dave McElwaine/trailwatch.net)
Snowboarding at a 'cross race?(Image credit: Dave McElwaine/trailwatch.net)
Bend, Oregon is pretty but quite frozen right now.(Image credit: Dave McElwaine/trailwatch.net)
Junior women's 17-18 start.(Image credit: Dave McElwaine/trailwatch.net)
Coryn Rivera (Proman Hit Squad) gets the hole shot.(Image credit: Dave McElwaine/trailwatch.net)
Kaitlin Antonneau (Planet Bike) got a good start.(Image credit: Dave McElwaine/trailwatch.net)
Junior women on the snowy course.(Image credit: Dave McElwaine/trailwatch.net)
Kendall Ryan (Socalcross)(Image credit: Dave McElwaine/trailwatch.net)
Kaitlin Antonneau (Planet Bike) chasing Rivera.(Image credit: Dave McElwaine/trailwatch.net)
Katherine Shields (Carolina Master Cycling)(Image credit: Dave McElwaine/trailwatch.net)
Alexis Ryan (Socalcross) riding some turns.(Image credit: Dave McElwaine/trailwatch.net)
Junior women running 23 steps.(Image credit: Dave McElwaine/trailwatch.net)
Sarah Huang (Planet Bike) looked very strong.(Image credit: Dave McElwaine/trailwatch.net)
Emily Shields (Carolina Masters Cycling) having a great race.(Image credit: Dave McElwaine/trailwatch.net)
Madeline Myall (California Giant Berry) racing the 15-16 class.(Image credit: Dave McElwaine/trailwatch.net)
Coryn Rivera (Proman Hit Squad) with a 15-second lead.(Image credit: Dave McElwaine/trailwatch.net)
Coryn Rivera (Proman Hit Squad) on her way to another championship.(Image credit: Dave McElwaine/trailwatch.net)
Coryn Rivera (Proman Hit Squad) taking the 17-18 championship.(Image credit: Dave McElwaine/trailwatch.net)
Kaitlin Antonneau (Planet Bike) racing to second place in the 17-18 race.(Image credit: Dave McElwaine/trailwatch.net)
Kaitlin Antonneau (Planet Bike) readies at the start(Image credit: Bill Hurley / FASTshots Photography)
Though known as a sprinter Coryn Rivera (Proman Hit Squad) is no slouch on the dirt. The talented racer added another cyclo-cross national title to her collection on Friday in the women's 17-18 age group race, taking the win almost one minute ahead of Planet Bike's Kaitlin Antonneau.
"I took the hole shot and Kaitlin and I fought for the lead a few times," said Rivera. "I was able to ride the run-up and they ran it so I got some time from there. I put in a lot of work this year, so I'm happy."
Sarah Huang (Planet Bike), last year's 13-14 winner, moved up to the 15-16 age division and dethroned the reigning champ Alexis Ryan (SoCal Cross).
"The 15-16 division is a lot faster," said Huang, a two-time criterium national champion. "The course was much more technical and slick, but it was a lot of fun."
Tiziana DeHorney (Active Knowledge), the 2007 sixth-place finisher in the 10-12 age group, moved to the top step of the podium this year taking the 13-14 national title in a tight finish with silver medalist Emma White (Capital Bicycle Racing Club).
"I was so excited," said DeHorney. "I'm even more excited to wear my new [stars-and-strips] jersey. I love the color blue; [I] think I'm going to frame it."
A four-year cyclo-cross veteran, 11-year-old Mina Anderburg (Team Fuji) defended her stars-and-stripes from a year ago against nearly a dozen other 10-12 year-olds in the youngest female age division.
Results
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Junior women 17-18
1
Coryn Rivera (Proman Hit Squad)
0:29:53
2
Kaitlin Antonneau (Planet Bike)
0:00:47
3
Kendall Ryan (Socalcross)
0:02:04
4
Emily Shields (Carolina Masters Cycling Club)
0:03:21
5
Clarissa Freeman (Team Cross)
0:03:59
6
Katherine Shields (Carolina Masters Cycling)
0:04:46
7
Matilda Field
0:05:38
8
Sierra Reid
Row 7 - Cell 2
DNS
Sarah Tannyhill (Rmcef-westside)
Row 8 - Cell 2
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Junior women 15-16
1
Sarah Huang (Planet Bike)
0:33:00
2
Alexis Ryan (Socalcross)
0:00:34
3
Emily Curley
0:00:59
4
Corrie Osborne
0:01:40
5
Taylor Tyynismaa
0:02:05
6
Madeleine Myall (California Giant Berry Farms/s)
0:02:13
7
Hannah Finchamp (Team C.i.c.l.e.)
0:02:43
8
Larisa Wade (Rad Racing)
0:03:08
9
Catherine Maier (Rad Racing Nw)
0:04:41
10
Maxime Schimmel (Bike Trip/scjcc)
0:07:42
DNS
Laura Wright (BMW-Bianchi)
Row 10 - Cell 2
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Junior women 13-14
1
Tiziana DeHorney (Active Knowledge)
0:16:45
2
Emma White (Capital Bicycle Racing Club/ C)
0:00:01
3
Laurel Rathbun (5280 Magazine)
0:00:23
4
McCauley Smith (Boulder Junior Cycling)
0:01:29
5
Andrea Casebolt (Rad Racing Nw)
0:01:37
6
Anna Suter (Black Sheep Jr Racing)
0:03:04
7
Rachel Dobrozsi (Qcw Lionhearts)
0:03:40
8
Kirsten Williams (Natural Grocers P/b Xp Compani)
0:03:59
9
Ellie Welshon (Black Sheep Junior Cycling)
0:04:02
10
Mackenzie Green (Lionhearts)
0:04:25
11
Anna Beshlian (20/20 Fuel)
0:04:55
12
Marisa Reid (Zteam)
0:05:58
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Junior women 10-12
1
Mina Anderberg (Team Fuji)
0:18:38
2
Eden Webb
0:00:34
3
Ashley Zoerner
0:01:03
4
Haley Wilson
0:05:09
5
Claire McHale
0:05:36
6
Frances Haley (Red Zone Cycling)
0:07:34
7
Cate McShane (Red Zone Cycling)
0:10:13
8
Alyssa Hoyt
0:10:57
9
Elle Williams
0:15.38
DNF
Veda Gerasimek (One Call Now)
Row 9 - Cell 2
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