Lopez de san Roman wins women's junior title at US Cyclocross National Championships

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Junior Women's 17-18 Podium
Junior Women's 17-18 Podium (Image credit: SnowyMountain Photography)
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Rank Rider (Team) Time
1 Vida Lopez de san Roman (Bear CX National Team) 0:40:09
2 Alyssa White (Finkraft Junior Cycling Team) 0:41:00
3 Jorja Bond (Boulder Junior Cycling) 0:41:20
4 Haylee Johnson (Finkraft Junior Cycling Team) 0:41:50
5 Alyssa Sarkisov (CXD Trek Bikes) 0:42:02
6 Madeline Fisher (Blue Ridge Cross) 0:42:16
7 Lyllie Sonnemann (CXD Trek Bikes) 0:42:26
8 Rachel Lev-Tov (Boulder Junior Cycling) 0:42:48
9 Rylie Cahill (Boulder Junior Cycling) 0:43:11
10 Ellen Davis (Team Stampede) 0:43:13
11 Lidia Cusack (CXD Trek Bikes) 0:43:28
12 Haydn Hludzinski (Boulder Junior Cycling) 0:44:01
13 Sage Hummon (Boulder Junior Cycling) 0:44:10
14 Bridget Wilson (Killington Mountain School) 0:45:04
15 Stella Bressler (Team Booger) 0:45:12
16 Isabelle Jensen (Miller School of Albemarle) 0:45:38
17 Sawyer Hundhausen (BYRDS) 0:46:10
18 Anna Munro (Boulder Junior Cycling) 0:46:16
19 Madeline Gabe (The Academy @ Bike School Bentonville) 0:48:26
20 Riley Pearman (Velocious Sport) 0:48:48
21 Natalie Miller (BYRDS) 0:49:18
22 Maggie Reid (Donovan Racing Development) 0:49:47
23 Asha Anthony (Rock Creek Velo) 0:50:23
24 Sylvia Nunn (NCTC) 0:50:59
25 Josie Bozeman (Lionhearts Junior Cycling) 0:52:06
26 Nora Dausch (Rock Creek Velo) Row 25 - Cell 2
27 Danielle Szymanski (Szymanski) Row 26 - Cell 2
28 Brooke Evans (NCTC) Row 27 - Cell 2
29 Brianna Ward (Shenanigans) Row 28 - Cell 2
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