Pull Magazine November/December 2022

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Racking up No.1 plates with the Arklahoma SSquared racer, Braxton Chandler. The double district and state champ is blazing through the 10x classes in search of a big BMX journey throughout his racing career. Training out of NWA BMX, Chandler keeps his race legs fresh with all things two wheeled around Springdale, Arkansas from MTB, motocross, pump track, and trails. Be on the lookout for Braxton Chandler as he wraps up his season at the Greatest Race On Earth.

VOLUME 12 / ISSUE 10

PUBLISHERS

CHAIRMAN EMERITUS

Bernie Anderson

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

B.A. Anderson

PRESIDENT & CHAIRMAN

Shane Fernandez

SPORTS/TOURISM/ECONOMIC

DEVELOPMENT

CHIEF STRATEGY OFFICER

John David x 112

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS

MANAGER

Jennifer Morris x 111

USA BMX FOUNDATION

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Ray Hoyt x 170

DIRECTOR OF NATIONAL OPERATIONS

Brooke Crain x 180

PULL MAGAZINE

ART DIRECTOR

Cheryl Bustamante x 131

EDITOR / PHOTOGRAPHER

Justin Wahl

VIDEOGRAPHER / ASST. EDITOR

George “G-MO” Vick x 135

ADVERTISING / SPONSORSHIP

DIRECTOR

Shannon Gillette x 144

CREATIVE ASSISTANT

Elizabeth Curtin

FACILITY MANAGER

Mike Freisinger

CREATIVE DIRECTOR gOrk x 114

CONTRIBUTOR

Kyle Carlson, James Pennucci, Lee Cejalvo, Stephen Smith, Doug Tessman, Mike Albright & Rob Huddleston

ACCOUNTING

ACCOUNTING MANAGER

Julie Jacobs x 121

ACCOUNTING ASSISTANT Cami Schmidt x Reva Tunney x 118

Gavin Anderson x 110

TRACK OPERATIONS

DIRECTOR OF TRACK OPERATIONS

Cody Wilson x 145

WEST DIRECTOR

Heath Borland x 127

EAST DIRECTOR

Connie Shepler x 157

Track DIRECTOR

Steven Adams x 141

NEW TRACK DEVELOPMENT

Justin Travis x 146

TECHNICAL

IT/TECHNICAL DIRECTOR

Brad Hallin x 122

IT/RACE MANAGER SPECIALIST Bill Curtin x 103

MEMBERSHIP / POINTS

MEMBERSHIP DIRECTOR

Brad Hallin x 122

MEMBERSHIP MANAGER

Gabi Lantz-select #3 for Membership

MEMBERSHIP COORDINATORS

Faith David-select #3 for Membership Ryan McGrath-select #3 for Membership

MEMBERSHIP DEVELOPMENT

MANAGER

Justin Wahl

NATIONAL STAFF

Chris Luna x 126

NATIONAL RACE DIRECTOR Bill Morris HEAD SCOREKEEPER

January 13-15

January 27-29

February 10-12

February 17-19

February 24-26

March 10-12

March 24-26

March 31-April 2

April 14-16

April 21-23

Silver Dollar Nationals

South Point Hotel and Casino Las Vegas, NV

Blue Ridge Nationals VA Horse Center Lexington, VA

Lone Star Nationals Rockstar Energy Bike Park Houston, TX

Winter Nationals Black Mountain BMX Phoenix, AZ

Gator Nationals Oldsmar BMX Oldsmar, FL

Golden State Nationals Metro BMX Bakersfield, CA

Great NW Nationals

First Interstate Bank Center Redmond, OR

Carolina Nationals Rock Hill BMX Supercross Rock Hill, SC

Dixieland Nationals Cobb County BMX Atlanta, GA

Cajun Nationals Ike Hamilton Expo Center W. Monroe, LA

May 5-7 Legacy Nationals Hardesty National BMX Stadium Tulsa, OK

May 19-21

May 26-28

June 9-11

Lumberjack Nationals Emerald Valley BMX Eugene, OR

Music City Nationals Music City BMX Nashville, TN Spring Nationals Duke City BMX Albuquerque, NM

East Coast Nationals NOVA BMX Woodbridge, VA

June 16-18 Midwest Nationals Rockford BMX Rockford, IL

June 30-July 2

July 7-9

July 14-16

July 28-30

August 4-6

August 11-13

August 18-20

September 1-3

September 22-24

September 29-October 1

October 20-22

October 27-29

November 22-26

Stars & Stripes Nationals South Park BMX Pittsburgh, PA

Black Jack Nationals Reno Livestock & Events Center Reno, NV

Mid-America Nationals Raytown BMX Raytown, MO

Grand Mesa Nationals Grand Valley BMX Grand Junction, CO

New England Nationals Cape Cod BMX Sandwich, MA

Gem State Nationals Caldwell BMX Caldwell, ID

Land O Lakes Nationals STMA BMX St. Michael, MN

Derby City Nationals Derby City BMX Louisville, KY

So Cal Nationals

Sunshine State Nationals

Industry Hills Expo Center City of Industry, CA

TBA TBA, FL

Super Nationals Desoto BMX Desoto, TX

Fall Nationals Rock Hill BMX Supercross Rock Hill, SC

ROC & Grand Nationals

SageNet Center Tulsa, OK

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TULSA, OKLAHOMA SAGENET CENTER

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23rd

ONLY DAY OF PRACTICE

l Gates Open at 6:15am

l Practice starts at 7:00am

l Bicycles will be inspected in staging, so allow ample time (behind the starting hill)

l Registration: 9:00am-3:00pm (WEDNESDAY IS THE ONLY DAY TO REGISTER FOR RACE OF CHAMPIONS)

l Grands registration: 9:00am-3:00pm

l RACE OF CHAMPIONS TEAM SHEETS MUST BE TURNED IN BY 3:00PM WEDNESDAY

l Motos will be posted online by 4:00pm for Race of Champions

l Race of Champions Corrections: 4:00pm-6:00pm

l ABSOLUTELY NO CORRECTIONS AFTER 6:00PM ON WEDNESDAY

Goodie Bag pickup from 9am-3:00pm

GRANDS PRACTICE SCHEDULE

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24th

RACE OF CHAMPIONS DAY 1

l Gates Open at 7:00am

l Parade Lap starts at 7:50am – 2021 ROC #1’s

l Racing starts at 8am (Pros will start the day)

l Mongoose Title Tots (Balance Bikes) – 8:30am – Warm-Up & Racing

Goodie Bag pickup from 12:00pm – 3:00pm

Pro Autograph Session from 2:00pm – 4:00pm

REGISTRATION TRAILER WILL BE CLOSED ON THIS DAY (ONLINE REGISTRATION FOR GRANDS WILL BE OPEN)

ROC FIRST MOTO SCHEDULE

l Open classes will not start before 9:00am

l Cruiser classes will not start before 10:00am

l Age classes will not start before 10:45am

ROC SECOND MOTO SCHEDULE

l Open classes will not start before 1:20pm

l Cruiser classes will not start before 2:20pm

l Age classes will not start before 3:00pm

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25th

RACE OF CHAMPIONS DAY 2

l Gates open at 7:00am

l Racing starts at 8:00am (Pros will start the day)

l 1/16th’s & 1/8th’s will not start before 8:20am

l ¼’s will not start before 9:30am

l ½’s will not start before 11:30am

l Mains will not start before 1:00pm

ROC PLATES WILL BE GIVEN FOR OPEN, CRUISER & CLASS. RIDERS MUST RACE THE AGE & SKILL LEVEL THEY WERE AS OF AUGUST 31ST.

LAST CHANCE GRANDS REGISTRATION: 9:00AM-3:00PM

GRANDS TEAM SHEETS MUST BE TURNED IN BY THE END OF THE FRIDAY RACE

NAG 5 RIDERS – MUST SIGN-UP BY 3:00PM FRIDAY AT THE USA BMX TRAILER

FRIDAY NIGHT PRO CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS/ NAG 5 CHALLENGE Presented by

l Gates Open – 6:00pm

l Warm-Up - 6:30pm

l Event Starts – 7:00pm

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26th

GRANDS DAY 1

l Gates open at 7:00am

l Motos will be posted online at 7:00am

l Grands corrections: 7:00am-7:30am ONLY

l Parade Lap-7:50am

2021 Overall #1’s

l Racing starts at 8:00am

GRANDS FIRST MOTO SCHEDULE

l Open classes start at 8:00am

l Cruiser classes will not start before 9:30am

l Age classes will not start before 10:30am

GRANDS

SECOND MOTO SCHEDULE

l Open classes will not start before 1:30pm

l Cruiser classes will not start before 3:00pm

l Age classes will not start before 4:00pm

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 27th

GRANDS DAY 2

l Gates open at 7:00am

l Racing starts at 8:00am

l 1/16th’s will not start before 8:00am

l 1/8th’s will not start before 8:30am

l ¼’s will not start before 10:00am

l ½’s will not start before 12:00pm

l Mains will not start before 2:00pm

Mains take around 3.5 to 4 hours to run. Each title will be given out at the conclusion of each class division. Example: Girl Cruiser title will be given out after the last Girl Cruiser main.

NAG/NATIONAL AWARDS WILL BE GIVEN OUT ON THE UPPER LEVEL AT THE BLUE USA BMX SEMI TRAILER during mains.

t all comes down to this, two final scores that put pen and paper together to update the BMX history books. Let us take you through the lead up and what to expect at the race where the unexpected happens, this is the 2022 Grands PROgram.

Through the 2022 season, each of the three pro classes have been wheel to wheel in battles as a generational shift begins to show it’s head. As new faces began to frequent the podiums through the series, the top dogs of the previous seasons in Men, Women, and Vet classes have remained consistant to be in the title hunt.

Would you bet on young and hungry or experienced and calm? Lets meet the contendors to help your grand stands convos.

For the first time in many years, the Men Pro title is mathmatically possible for six racers. With Josh Mclean leading the points for the second half of the season, fellow Australian Izaac Kennedy and Olympic Gold Medalist Niek Kimmann have been the main two threats to Mclean’s “Points Leader” monicker. With six wins to Mclean’s name in 2022, the following five racers have kept the chase close, each with three wins, apart from current No. Two, Izaac Kennedy. What makes Kennedy special? Consistancy. Locking in four second places and two thirdplaces, with their added rider points has been Izaacs bread and butter.

While Mclean has the wins and Kennedy has the podiums who has

the experience? None other than the Olympians, Neik Kimmann, Joris Daudet, and Corben Sharrah. On the biggest stage in sports, Kimmann kept his composure to take home the Gold in Tokyo then followed it up in Papendal just weeks later. However, Daudet has that Tulsa Ticket which lead him to join the four timers club and have a chance to break records with number five. He’s won World Champs, he’s won the National Champs, and in 2022 Corben Sharrah looks to return to the Grands stage to hoist the Silver Cup. After winning the 2009 Amateur title, Sharrah has made himself a staple in the pro ranks but all he needs is two winning laps to lock in his place in the pro history books. Every title winner needs a good holeshot, and the Holeshot King, Cam Wood, is coming into Tulsa HOT. After picking up the final two wins of the season in Bakersfield, Wood is looking dialed in for small hill racing. With the new Andy Contes gate in his backyard at Chandler BMX, Cam is coming into Grands as the small hill favorite.

The Dutch flag has made its mark

on the 2022 USA BMX season with Laura Smulders dominating the big hill stops of the season. With a full eight wins headed into Tulsa, Smulders will have to prove herself as she takes on the first small hill race of her pro career. Sitting in first by only 23 points, the ROC will be pivitol in the Women Pro title chase as both Alise Willoughby and Felicia Stancil know what it takes to win in Tulsa. Willoughby holding the Women’s Pro title nine times before, has made it known to the class she wants double digits. Charging into the series in Nashville, Willoughby went on an eight win streak, landing her just behind Smulders at the end of the season. With a small hill and tight first straight battles, The Beast is ready for title 10. The competition won’t be easy though,, with 2021 Champ, Felicia Stancil, hungry to end her season on top. In an inspiring hospital to World Champ season, Stancil has yet to make the climb to the top of the USA BMX podium in 2022. Will Tulsa be the place to do it for Stancil? She clutched in France why not in Tulsa too?

Where’s the Mosquito? 2021 Vet Pro Champ, Jonathan Suarez, has been MIA from the series while the Alabama Slamma is running the show with big wins and big style in Vet Pro. We don’t see many catching #95, however, Big Jeff Upshaw may have something else to say come main event time with his tech bike skill and big man speed.

A step away from the “normal” Grand Nationals build, Track Builder Billy Allen drew up plans to flip the track and challenge riders in Tulsa! With a first straight running along the jumbotron side of the SageNet Center, three shorter straight-aways would lay the ground work for a long split fourth straight. Featuring an outside pro section and inside rhythm section the race day endurance will be tested into the later rounds as one hang up into the final tight fourth turn could end title hopes.

The Factory Division, the pinnacle teams throughout the world of BMX battle at each stop of the National Series to determine who’s the best group of riders, and team managers, on the tour. For years the team sheets standings have seen Factory Fulltilt/Radio on top but former bike shop team and 2021’s Bike Shop Team of the Year, Factory BABS looks to make a run at the title in their first year in the division. With Factory LSG, Alpha Factory, and Factory Ssquared hot on the heels, the title will be up to the Team Managers and who has their team sheet dialed in.

the places that keep racers rolling and the teams that bring heated team sheet action to the national series. Hundreds of racers across 41 different teams battle all year to be crowned with the Bike Shop title, but only one can hold the cup. This year the BMX Sharks have dominated through the season racking up close to a 300 point lead on the defending champs J&R Bicycles/SpeedCo/Avian but the red and white kits aren’t giving up without a fight. The war concludes in Tulsa.

The BOX BMX crew wants to reward you, the USA BMX Pros, for your finishes. Just one of numerous BOX programs, the Pro Contingency Program is aimed at funding BOX repping pros for their 1st-8th finishes through their Pro Series racing. To apply, run the box components and apply under their programs tab on boxcomponents.com

Out of 10 years racing BMX, Pippa Sweet has the Northeast Gold Cup region dialed in with eight Gold Cup No.1 plates going back to 2014. Currently on a four year streak, we look forward to seeing how many more years of gold lie ahead for Pippa Sweet.

Skewed BMX Bikes is a female-focused BMX company that was started to bring more awareness to women in the sport and provide female-centric race wear and bikes. Unlike men, women often have long legs and short torsos. This leads to awkward rider positioning which further complicates our ability to get over our handlebars, jump, manual, and many other things. Skewed BMX worked with an industry expert, Steve (BREW Dude) Garn, to build a race frame that changes the center of gravity and body position of women on the track. Made from a very lightweight double-butted steel, they weigh between 3 lbs and 4.2 lbs., which is lighter than some popular aluminum and carbon frames on the market. Check them out at skewedbmxbikes.com

After departing from the legendary brand in 2019, Nic Long is back with Haro for his Vet Pro career and countless clinic stops along the way. Debuting his return at the Fall Nationals, Long is excited to refresh his relationship and take on new roles, which will be announce shortly after Grands, stay tuned.

Waterford Oaks gets a face lift for the 2023 season. The site of countless NBL nationals receives a rebuild to enjoy before catching waves at the neighboring water park. If you’ve never experienced the legendary downhill track, it is definitely one to add to your BMX bucket list.

The BMX Hall of Fame induction ceremony returns with the faces that have shaped BMX into what it is today. Taking place in Tulsa, Oklahoma, the inductees and their peers celebrated their accomplishments at the BMX Hall of Fame & Museum at the USA BMX National Headquarters. Andy Patterson, Randy Stumpfhauser, Tara Llanes, Steve Van Doren, Kevin Jones, and TJ Lavin joined the history books as the 2022 class of inductees and will forever be known as Legends on bikes and Hall of Famers from here on out.

Tangent Products is cooking up some matching forks to go with their recent colorways of ES20 Rifts. Grey, tan, and seafoam are on their way to the Pro Shop shelves so be sure to check them out for your next build.

USA Cycling has picked the Golden State Nationals in Bakersfield, CA., for the 2023 Collegiate National Championship. The event will take place at Metro BMX over the weekend of March 10-12. New for this year, the country’s most serious cycling colleges will compete on Friday and Saturday, so athletes will be free to race their regular classes on Sunday.

Defending Champs, Lindsey Wilson, looks to defend their school’s title.

NORTHWEST

Lincoln Park BMX in Port Angeles, WA is one of those hidden gems in BMX. It is the most northernly, westwardly BMX track in the USA - and right across the Strait of Juan de Fuca from Victoria, BC. Smack dab in between is the dotted line that separates the United States from Canada. But that’s beside the point.

Everybody at Lincoln Park BMX, especially TO Sean Coleman, who along with his dedicated volunteer staff, has made this facility so incredible. To get to the starting gates, you go up the hill and cross a bridge. Underneath that bridge is the exit after you cross the finish line. But that’s beside the point.

Being so far northwestardly, USA BMX

wasn’t sure how large the Gold Cup Finals would be - but were pleasantly surprised to roll out nearly 130 motos with over 680 riders. But that’s beside the point.

The NW Finals brought out plenty of good comp - including Full Tilt Radio’s Lincoln Park local Wyatt “WyFi” Christensen. The Ponk rockers were out in full force, as was Dan Bushnell’s Bike Masters squad. But that’s beside the point.

What IS the point, is the fact that hundreds of Northwest. BMX fanatics got their shot at the fame and glory that goes with earning the coveted yellow background plate. Gold Cup No.1 Champs were presented the award, number one plate and a sweet USA BMX / DK Gold Cup jacket. And that is what it’s all about.

Pack racing is the best action, especially down the first straight at Lincoln Park BMX.

Nick Denton getting his style dialed for the golden weekend.

Makenzie Palmer put a golden background to her plate in 1516x girls.

PHOTOS & WORDS BY GORK

The

The stands were packed to watch the action Under the Big Top, especially when 26-35inter battles into turn one.

SOUTH CENTRAL

It was finally time, the South Central region had been battling at qualifiers all year long, but for this DK Gold Cup weekend, the battles were Texas sized and Under the Big Top at Desoto BMX.

First timers, series regulars, and race fans from across the region packed into Desoto BMX to see the action going down and racers delivered with some awesome laps. In 10 & Under Girls Cruiser the 10 rider class ready to bang bars with Harper Vescuso and Payton Johnson battling it out for the top spot on the podium. While some racers traveled in from out of state for the weekend, others simply brought their local battles to the DK Gold Cup like 15-16x girl’s Grecia Cristodulo and Shelby Elder.

It wasn’t just the young guns battling it out, the 36-40x class was out for gold as well. Spider-Man Sean Maclaskey, Justin Dodson, Michael Gresham, and James Phillip went wheel to wheel down the first straight and showed their veteran maneuvers as they fought to the line to finish the weekend with Maclaskey, Dodson, and Gresham going 1-2-3 in Sunday’s mains.

PHOTOS & WORDS BY JUSTIN WAHL

#raceface is real when gold is on the line.

Chayse Mrazek preping for that turn two carve over Desoto’s step-table.

NORTH CENTRAL

The indoor speed ran rampant through the North Central DK Gold Cup Finals, with Minnesota’s Rum River BMX hosting the golden weekend for the region. Track changes to the facility gave locals a slight upper hand in fighting for the podium spots, but once the main event battles came, it was anyone’s race through Isanti, MN.

With a lot of power coming down the front straight away, 46-50 intermediate saw a shot out of the middle leading Brent Visser to the top of Saturday’s win. And then again, just two classes later, we witnessed the “Lightning Bug” Selena White, who must have been taking notes on how to lay down a fast lap through Rum River BMX.

Indoor, good food, and fast racing action. What else could you ask for from a DK Gold Cup Finals weekend? Oh, right. The Gold Cup titles. Standing proud on the podium with plates in hand and jackets waiting to the side in champs lane. For East Bethel, MN’s Sheila Kauppi, the laps were fast, and the weekend was Gold as she powered her way to both bikes district champ status.

When we return to Rum River BMX, something is added to improve the events. But after so many years in Isanti, we were curious what the volunteer crew had in the works for the next weekend.

“Tay Tay” Taya Boecker leads the charge around Rum River BMX in 13-14 Girls Cru.

PHOTOS BY DOUG TESSMAN WORDS BY JUSTIN WAHL

Kayden Rusk charges to gold in 11x for the Sprocket Racing crew.

The Chipmunk brought out the speed to defend his title. Big battles went down with Gus Richard (7), Tyler Pollock (13), and Ryan Underhill (30).

SOUTHEAST

PHOTOS & WORDS BY GMO

Tucked into the back of High Springs Sports Complex is one of the most dialed tracks not only in Florida, but nationwide. High Springs BMX is home to BMX superstars Mackenzie “Skittles” Gayheart and Profile’s Profile’s team member and High Spring’s track operator extraordinaire, John Pringle. Word on the street is that John has been known to spend more time at the track working than he spends at his own home. All that hard work paid off with the facility being awarded the first ever Gold Cup Championship Finals ever hosted in the Sunshine State. Despite the threat of Hurricane Ian which was looming to the southwest out in the Gulf of Mexico, racers showed up from 14 states to do battle for the gold. With 449 riders, Florida showed up and showed out as they always do anytime that there’s a big race in the state.

With near perfect weather, the racing was intense as you’ll see in the following photos. Congratulations to everyone that met their goals and left the event with jackets and new rankings. We’re sure that the golden plates earned will be flowing throughout the Southeast and beyond. Until next time…

Looking FLY with the incognito kits in 46-50N.

Flying high in High Springs with Aiden Guidry (17) and Wyatt Hicks (Nag10)

Warren Gordon charging around turn two for the Black Crown Georgia crew.

SOUTHWEST

It was finally RACE DAY at the ranch and the Vegas vibes joined us for a race weekend that compelimented the desert sun. With the Southwest region itching for the Gold Cup action, Whitney Mesa BMX was the perfect place to satisfy that itch.

With one of the region’s best first straights, racers were taking their speed to new levels into turn one. Defending DK Gold Cup Champ, Cj Cariaso took his big 20” and 24” speed to the 15 Cruiser class to battle with Factory LRC’s Ryder Gondini. With the speed and flow of the track, some style was beginning to rise and it came from a bright yellow jacket racer, Camel Joe (chain wallet and all).

Once Sunday’s mains rolled into staging the racers of the Southwest could see the podium in their sights. Battles like the 9x class with GQ Novak and The Patriot Walkingto, or the turn one blast of Shatty Shatswell and Easy-e Raymond in 13x were in close running for the #RaceoftheDay. But that crown went to 16x where Joaquin Estrada and Dominic Pedotto fended off the rest of the field as they had a battle of their own. That race started with a Estrada holeshot but ended with a Pedotto win and top spot on the DK Gold Cup podium.

PHOTOS & WORDS BY JUSTIN WAHL

A whole host of rippers prepare for gold in 11-13 Boys & Girls practice at Whitney Mesa BMX.

Katy Cyrus charges the DK Gold Cup podium in 13x girls.

NORTHEAST

DK Bicycles

was

It has been four years since the big red truck rolled into the parking lot here, and it was for the 2018 Stars and Stripes Nationals the last time. Trilogy Park BMX is an incredibly smooth, tight and technical track that everyone in the area loves.

Friday’s pre-race kicked off the weekend and it was nice out with some great racing. Saturday morning we woke up to the sound of rain on the roof, after a quick check of the weather you could see rain coming for some of the morning but it was supposed to clear by noon. Sunday was forecast with nonstop rain, this led to rumors of a two in one day event. Shortly after practice started the call was made to run both races on Saturday to try and get in the event in as dry as possible conditions, this happens from time to time.

The rain didn’t stop the racing though, I doubt it stopped many from racing either. You prepare all year for this weekend by trying to get the best scores and you cannot let some bad weather get in your way of the golden jackets or number plates. With the rain not ending any time soon, the call was made to run a single moto transfer for the second race, which is usually a good call. If you are racing in heavy rain, you might as well get it over as quick as possible.

PHOTOS & WORDS BY JAMES PENNUCCI

Louis Kaminski sets the table for a two wheeled dinner.

Daphne Dzvonar (8) and Olive Dibernardo (GC1) battle bar to bar in 11-12 Girls Cru.

The

Northeast Gold Cup Finals

held at Trilogy Park BMX in Pottstown, PA this year.

They say time flies when you’re having fun! The return of the BMX Canada National Series was eagerly awaited by many, after a two year delay. And it seemed like nobody skipped a beat. Title chases have all been so close within the classes leading up to Grands, it almost always boiled down to rider points.

As Grands grew closer, it was a pleasant surprise to learn that the restrictions for international travelers would be lifted, and yep, that meant an army of our US friends from down south were more than excited to come up to the Great White North, and

race BMX who were previously unable to earlier in the year. Of course, our Canadian friends from Alberta and Ontario brought out their best riders to compete for National plates.

Unfortunately there were no Women Pro’s that ran enough races to qualify for a National plate. Molly Simpson and Teigan Pascual have had a busy year traveling and racing the World Cup events, save for one race in Victoria for the Vancouver Island Nationals.

On the men’s side of the Pro action, it was

no surprise that Alex Tougas, having won all but one of his main events, took the title. Monster Bike Supply’s Mani Kawaguchi gave him a run all season long but Tougas’ racing experience and track speed just couldn’t be beat. Even his younger brother Ryan, who has been keeping his older brother in check in numerous main events, was a close second on Saturday’s race.

Taking it to the amateur’s side, for men’s cruiser, a threepeat is in order for Pure Bicycle’s Darcy Glencross from Nanaimo. While he was sitting in fourth place,

WORDS & PHOTOS LEE CEJALVO

16x

almost 100 points behind the lead going into Grands weekend, Darcy has raced consistently all year long, and with a slightly bigger rider count than runner up Nat#2 winner racing for Factory Motofill’s Cameron Elliott, was able to squeeze out the win for his third National #1 title in a row.

Onto the women’s cruisers, Factory Motofill’s Makayla Brosius out of Victoria and Marlise Rensby have had almost equal podium finishes throughout the season, with exception of a main event in the Sea to Sky nationals where they raced each

other. These ladies have been putting in the work throughout the season and their results have shown. Rensby’s third corner move on Saturday’s main event was a clear example of going for it, and making it stick where it counts.

BMX racing is no joke and with the excitement, thrill, adrenaline pumping and the thirst for victory, it can often come with some unfortunate injuries. It’s the price of admission for going fast on bikes. There were a few spills that required the attention of our wonderful track official medical team, and without them, these races wouldn’t

run as smoothly as they do. I would like to send a special shout out to them, and the downed riders that would have rather walked or ridden off their crashes: Andrew Gregg out of Victoria, Angie (Hot Mess Express) Lust from Spokane, Derek Theroux and Rollie Teodosio (ODD racing), both out of Abbotsford and each earning their bikers injuries, a broken collarbone. These guys and gals are BMX tough, and we’ll see them out on the track again in no time. Speedy recovery to you all!

charges with Tristen Stacey (CNAG 1) and Carter Berkheiser (7) charging to the front of the pack.

Alpha Factory’s Allie McLean charges on the top spot in 10x Girls.

Alex Tougas takes pull position in his favorite past time, racing in the barn.

The title chases for the 20” National #1 championships were jam packed with speed and nail biting excitement. As I mentioned earlier, rider points are a big bonus when it comes to clinching titles. For the ladies, there were a couple great battles that I followed. Remix’s Logan Lee out of Cochrane, AB, and Alpha Factory’s Allie McLean have been duking it out all season long, exchanging wins, as these two are a couple young ladies that love to race. While the Remix rider did in fact take both top spots over the weekend, she didn’t quite have enough riders in her class to clinch the title, just short by under 30 points.

Rift/Tangent Canada’s Ryan Barfoot and Factory Motofill’s Tiffany Brosius were the leading contenders for the National #1 title. Even though Barfoot has swept her series, winning all her main events, and Tiffany winning all but two main events, the Factory Motofill rider had the bigger groups most of the season, especially the quadruple point Grands Sunday where it mattered most. She went on and sealed the deal with her win in 13 Girls expert. The first time in BMX Canada history for siblings to take home National #1 titles. I know Tara and Mark, their loving supportive parents who have been on the scene for as long as I remember, were just beaming with excitement on the ferry ride home, and rightfully so! Congrats to the whole Brosius family for an exceptional year!

The amateur National #1 title was all Alpha going in to the Grand’s weekend, occupying the top four spots leading into the finals. Lucas Zhou, Kameron Drombolis, Cid Martinez and Levi Leavy lead the charge with less than 100 points within each other. Whilst Kameron Drombolis battled teammate Nikolai throughout the season, Lucas Zhou was the most consistent with the most riders, winning all but two main events throughout the year. He has been on a tear this season, not surprising as he’s been on

The liitle groms got after it and solidified their new tradition of racing in the barn each and every year.

Joshua Loudermilk (1) and Zack Frier style it out for the crowd.

PEEWEELEE jumped up north to battle with the Canadians in 46-50 Cruiser.

the bike non stop the last two years. Having the airlines lose his bike in this year’s World Championship race didn’t seem to rattle this young man, as he composed himself all weekend long. Having known Lucas for quite some time, watching his speed, skill and talent progress, I knew it was only a matter of time until he took home the National #1 Championship. Congrats Lucas!

And finally for the Title Team chase, it was no surprise that Factory Motofill having two National #1 Champs, and Alpha Factory almost dominating the big class expert main events, that these two would be in contention for the Team wins. Having looked at the results of the weekends race, Alpha Factory Team would be the ones on top with

almost 200 points above second place Motofill. Be on the lookout for these two teams to duke it out again! We also had a heart filled send off for two long term BMX Canada track offcials, the voice of the Nationals, Mr Todd Pope, and the man who moves dirt and pushes buttons, specifically the gate start, Mr Scott Murray. Thank you gentlemen, for all the years of time, devotion and love you’ve both poured into the sport. Your contributions to the success of the National Series is much appreciated. Squamish BMX is a very fortunate group to have you! That’s a wrap for the 2022 season here in Canada. I know many will still be training religiously as they’ve all got Tulsa on their radar in Nov. Keep it rubber side down and we’ll see you all in May 2023.

NATIONAL #1 PRO Alex Tougas

NATIONAL #1 AMATEUR GIRL Tiffany Brosius

NATIONAL #1 AMATEUR Lucas Zhou

NATIONAL #1 GIRL CRUISER Makayla Brosius

NATIONAL #1 CRUISER Darcy Glencross

NATIONAL #1 TITLE TEAM Alpha Factory

Nichole Otto (B) and Robyn Bajnoczi (5) go elbow to elbow in 31-35 Women Cruiser.

hhhh....we made it! The last event of the year. In the BMX race world, it’s called The Grandnationals. We call it “The Finals”.

2022 was the second full season for USA BMX Freestyle, and it was a great one on so many levels. We started the year in Arizona and ended it in Pennsylvania...hitting a few key cities and states along the way. Age-group classes were added in the name of growing this amazing sport as well as the total number of Live/National events.

Champions were crowned.....err....I mean belted for their amazing feat in becoming the 2022 USA BMX Freestyle Amateur National Champions.

Thank you to every single one of you who participated in a Digital or Live event this year. We continue to listen and evolve. We’ve got some exciting stuff planned for next year...so bring on the 2023 season already!!!

LEFT TO RIGHT: Thank you to every single one of you who participated in a Digital or Live event this year. Thank you to every single one of you who participated in a Digital or Live event this year. Thank you to every single one of you who participated in a Digital or Live event this year. Thank you to every single one of you who participated in a Digital or Live event this year. Thank you to every single one of you who participated in a Digital or Live event this year.

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Florida’s (or Volkswagon’s?) John Redman has style for miles.

LEFT: Haro Bikes Keir Sirlin was a step above at The Finals.

ABOVE LEFT TO RIGHT: Lilly “The Boss” Voss...make that a three-peat! >>> Twelve & Over Woman’s podium Keir Sirlin, GT Bikes Bethany Hedrick and Fit Bike Co’s (and the next big thing in women Freestyle) Mia Custer. >>> Make that three in a row for Keir Sirlin. Team USA already has this ripper on their radar for LA2028. >>> Arguably the most anticipated class of the weekend, 11-14 Men. Hyper Bikes brought over Keegan Pryor from Australia to try his hand at USA BMX Freestyle. A convincing win for sure, but with the most consistent and stylish rider in the bunch, Jake Rutkowitz placing second, the championship was clinched quickly. Washington’s Samuel McKenzie was on the comeback trail after a shoulder injury and rightfully earned a third in the ultra-competitive class.

North Carolina’s Tyson Graham is quickly climbing the ranks in the 11-14 Mens class. Next year this monster will be dangerous.

FINAL RESULTS

11 and Under Women

Lilly Voss- 2022 Champion Zoey Snyder Elyana James 12 and Over Women

Keir Sirlin- 2022 Champion

Bethany Hedrick Mia Custer Charlie Berry Brenna Woodward Saraya Chanadet

8 and Under Men

Steele Sirlin

Huck Kurinsky- 2022 Champion Jio Funes Nate Cox 9-10 Men

Liam Bowersox- 2022 Champion Logan Custer Chance Murphy Tyson Graham Evan Gallagher Kade Normore Stryker Church Joey Deitz Julien Everitt Levi Lechtanski Tristan Prenger 11-14 Men

Keegan Pryor Jake Rutkowitz- 2022 Champion Samuel McKenzie Levi Everitt Patrick Voss Jr. Aaden Reed Nari Brody Ervin Carter Graham AK Nault Kevin Stevens Brody Cresswell 15-30 Men

Remy Reynolds- 2022 Champion Ethan Coltenback Xavier Wright Nate Mitchell Evan Menditto Tyler Wogoman Fate Snyder Nico De La Costa Johnaton Singer Isaiah Mendez John Redman Trey White Shawn Underwood Philippe Chase

Colin White

AJ Morris

Jason Pastryk 31-39 Men

Casey Ervin Steve Carr Michael Allen

Leonardo Tedesco- 2022 Champion

Anthony Villani Zac Church Andre Pendleton JL Nixon

Ashley Crabb Josh James Raymond Murphy

Andrew Darin 40+ Men (Masters)

Jorge Jovel Jeremiah Shinn- 2022 Champion Chuck Hargis Buzz Thompson

Craig Stang Dave Hoffman Expert Men

Nathan Glade- 2022 Champion

Benjamin Weber-Kramer

Dominick Secatello

Jared Weidower

Colin Akerman Owen Davis Devon Roth Maxime Lemire Gavin Ingram Austin Schumacher Vernon Zweifel Christopher Salopeck Matt Mecher

ABOVE: Free Agent Bikes Elite Pro, Kaden Stone, won the UCI C1 Comp in his first run....it was that good. BELOW LEFT TO RIGHT: The 15-13 Mens class is most likely the Expert of 2023. If this is the case, the Expert Class will be STACKED. We can’t wait. Remy Reynolds, Ethan Colthenback and Canada’s own Xavier Wright. >>> Might we introduce you to a chap who will compete as an Expert tomorrow....but today, he’s the 15-30 Mens Champion. Congrats, Remy Reynolds! >>> Low Income Division’s Josh James came into Woodward Camp HOT. In fact, TOO hot. A bad crash in run #1 threw away any chance at winning. Heal soon dude! >>> Thirty-one-39 Men is a crazy class. Not ready to realize it takes a little longer to heal, but waaaay too young to hold back. The podium could have probably done well in Expert. Casey Ervin, Quickie Marts Steve Carr and the peoples’ champion, Michael Allen.

ABOVE LEFT TO RIGHT: The man, the myth from Argentina...Leonardo Tedesco. He came to our series with one goal in mind: To win the Championship. Felicidades mi amigo. Les agradecemos su apoyo y amistad. >>> The Masters Men podium (40+ Men). Series newcomer Jorge Jovel took a convincing win over Jeremiah Shinn and Chuck Hargis. These dudes ain’t slowing down anytime soon. >>> The entire Master’s class wanted a photo together for memory. That guy on the far left in a sling...that’s 51 year old Stephane from France. He was on a mission to do some damage to this class when a slip-up on the Mini-Mega ended his chances in a hurry. BELOW: This guy has a great story and has experienced more in his short 42 years on this planet than most could try in 10 lifetimes. Congratulations Jeremiah Shinn. The three time Masters Class Champion. If you can get him to sit down for more than 12.4 seconds, he’s got some amazing stories to tell.

Eleven year olds flipping everything on the course isn’t something we saw last year.... progression at its finest.

ABOVE LEFT TO RIGHT: This isn’t photoshopped...his bike is in two pieces. A 180-fakie from the box deck gone bad saw Maxime Lemire’s frame snap like a dried-out wishbone. He was proud. The crowd erupted.

>>> Expert shredder Owen Davis and El Presidente’ Shane Fernandez smiling for the paparazzi. >>> Mongoose TM Leigh Ramsdell was almost more excited giving these Moto Mags to Chuck Hargis for Creative Rider of the Day, than Chuck was receiving them. What an amazing gift. We’re jealous.

Canada’s AK Nault was the highest points earner of the 2022 Series with 1000pts. That’s no small feat. Once he gets those midrun flairs landed in a contest, we think that 1000pts will be more...

LEFT:

And that’s a wrap on the 2022 USA BMX Freestyle Amateur National Championship Series. Thank you to series regulars (like Ms Voss, pictured) and newcomers alike for your support. We certainly appreciate it. emption. A 6th in the most competitive amateur class on the planet is nothing to be bummed about.

LEFT TO RIGHT: The Three-time Masters National Champion from North Carolina, Jeremiah Shinn. >>> Wait... wasn’t Bethany Hedrick already shown on the Women’s Amateur podium? Yes. A day later she turned pro, won and got selected to represent Team USA at the World Championships in Abu Dhabi. Cory Coffey, always a supporter of our series, placed second. Our events are better with Cory at them. Thank you for your support! >>> The UCI Elite Men’s Pro Podium. Kaden Stone, Mike Varga and Maxime Chalifour. What an amazing contest.

STANCIL’S 2022 SEASON

Chapter 1

While it was a short chapter, it was filled with post-National No.1 Title celebrations. Following a Women Pro-war for the title, Felicia Stancil packed up her belongings and set sail for an exciting new adventure under the Florida sun. Taking December off to move and enjoy some well-deserved time with Daisy, Stancil’s two-year-old dog, Stancil went right back to training before the kickoff of the 2022 season. Moving to Oldsmar, Florida, just a week before the series opener at Okeeheelee BMX, Stancil was ready to rock the No.1 plate in her new home state.

Chapter 2

That Okeeheelee BMX race day seemed like it was business as usual for Stancil. Leading laps throughout the day, no one knew what the main event had in store for the Factory Ssquared racer. Stancil explained, “Very first race of the year, leading the first main event, dislocated my

hip, and it was the most painful day of my life...It took them five and a half hours to put my hip back in, and it’s one of the most painful injuries of my life.”

Dislocating her hip after landing at the bottom of turn one, Stancil had to let her body heal but also heal mentally as well.

“During that time, I was out for three and a half months, and it was more mentally hard than anything. I had a twenty percent chance I would need a full hip replacement so just that weight every single day, am I doing too much? Am I not doing enough? It was just a mental battle for the entire three and a half months.”

With physical therapy three days a week during her recovery, Stancil could fill that “give it your all” itch; however, putting the power down on the bike still needed some time. That time finally came in early April, with only three months until the World Championship. From there, it was “savage mode,” as Stancil put it.

“I kept my head down for the entire three months. I didn’t do anything socially for three months apart from training sessions. I was so locked in.”

With that end goal of the three months being her first Elite World Title, Stancil was ready to get it done after being an Elite for eight years. “Growing up, I won every single world title, 9-18 years old. I didn’t even lose a moto during that entire time, so the world championship was always just part of me. But I never won an Elite one and this is my eighth-year Elite... I did everything I possibly could to come back from the hip injury and be as prepared as possible.”

Stancil was definitely prepared. Making her way into the main event, her previous experience at the World Championships and a laserfocused mentality would land her into the winner’s circle as the 2022 World Champion.

“All that matters is the final, and I went to the world cups, so I knew what I needed to do to pin one off at the time I needed to based on how I am... I was in such a robot mode. I’ve never been that focused. Last year at Grands, I was super, super focused like that, but the focus it took, I’ve never been that locked.”

That focus and preparation paid off. Stancil got out quickly and held on all the way to the line to earn the rainbow stripes and her first World Title as an Elite.

Chapter 3

The dust of the Worlds track teardown had yet to settle before Stancil began her new chapter as the World Champ and everything that comes with it.

“There are interviews and media things, but the white jersey definitely is special, and I think people recognize that and see me with the white jersey. They know it’s special. But I think if you’re so focused on the process, you block out all the rest of the stuff. You know it all comes with it, just like with life, there are things that come with it, like drug testing and things like that, but you’ve just got to keep you’re mind on the process.”

She did it once this year, and Felicia Stancil is ready to get locked into savage mode again for her Grands prep. With the hip injury right at the begining of the season and so much focus on the Worlds, Felicia has had to battle her way back to the title chase with the few Nationals she had left. While she doesn’t have the scores she did going into last year, Stancil is still confident and excited about the show.

“I think it’s going to be a good show. Me, Laura, Alise? Laura won the overall World Cup, I’m the World Champion, and Alise is leading the USA BMX points. Those are the three titles of the year, and those three girls are going to be BATTLING that night. It’s going to be such a good show.”

With a four-week training block before the show in Tulsa, Stancil is ready to put her head down with her training partners to get back some of that consistency on race days.

With an up-and-down year, Stancil is looking to cap it off on a high and give BMX fans worldwide a good show with the rest of her class. Win or lose at the Grand Nationals. No doubt, Felicia Stancil has bounced back from one of her career’s most painful and mentally challenging injuries. However, with grit and determination, this is a season she should be proud of.

he Frenchman, the World Champ, Papa Joris, and this year, the four-time National No.1 USA BMX Men Pro. The callouts for Joris Daudet may have changed throughout the years, but his performances continue to impress the BMX world. At a spry 31 years old, Joris has a chance to do what no Men Pro has done before, win an unprecedented fifth USA BMX Men Pro Title. With four silver cups sitting proudly in his collection, Joris has proven again and again... and again he knows how to get the job done throughout the USA BMX season. Still, with a move back to France to prepare for the World Championship, we were curious to see where he would stack up in the points at the end of the year. In proper Joris fashion, he is sitting fourth and well in range of the title chase.

Moving back to France with his wife Teagan and son Jett, Joris was set to prepare for two different events. The first being to welcome the newest member of the Daudet family, baby Tali. And the second being his home country’s World Championships in Nantes, France, just a month later. While preparing for the Worlds, Daudet was hitting as many French and European races as possible when he wasn’t traveling back to the US for the USA BMX Pro Series. Daudet trained with bar-to-bar racing to prepare him for Nantes from the French National Championships to the European Championships. What no race prepares for is injury. Caught in a social media buzzing Elite Men main event

crash at the European Championships, Daudet powered on through the French National Champs and World Championships. Updating his fans with a social media post after Worlds saying this, “Ended up with a broken shoulder after my crash in the European Championship but quitting wasn’t an option for me, and I did everything I could to be healed and ready as much as I could.”

In true champion fashion, Joris powered through the pain and discomfort, putting down consistent laps that would allow him to battle for a bronze with a stunning final lap.

With his family by his side, Daudet continues his training and preparations back in the US. Returning to Sarasota BMX for the Florida training days, number five is the looming whispers

around those who have done the math on the title chase. If anyone can get the fantastic feat done, it would be the 33 bike. Experience battling with a stacked field during his years, especially during this season, is Daudet’s most significant advantage heading into the season finalé. That, and all the race craft/ speed to succeed through a young and hungry Men Pro field. That experience was displayed at last year’s night show down to his gate pick. Starting with gate three, Daudet looked to the long game to lock in gate one for the third and final go-around. Going one, two, one on the night, the Frenchman fought off his fellow BMX dad, Corben Sharrah, and a couple of those hungry young guns, Larsen and Wood, down the first straight and to the line.

DAUDET’S’ STILL GOT IT

6 J. Moore 17 2144 7 T. Rungaitis 14 2140 8 C. Burian 11 2126 9 K. Cyrus 13 2126 10 D. Merten 14 2125 11 J. Tollefson 10 2122 12 G. Cristodulo 16 2119 13 M. Alvarez 9 2118 14 A. Alden 15 2117 15 S. Gomolicke 10 2115 16 E. Newton 11 2112 17 K. Vescuso 8 2109 18 S. Smith 9 2107 19 V. De Vera 10 2106 20 S. Rodriguez 14 2104 21 H. Leakey 15 2102 22 O. Alvidrez 10 2099 23 R. Sessa 7 2097 24 P. Gould 13 2097 25 K. Neelan 13 2097 26 P. Spanel 8 2095 27 N. Kovacs 11 2092 28 A. Hill 18 2091 29 M. Fry 8 2090 30 A. Jones 14 2089 31 K. Ehlen 12 2087 32 I. Smith 7 2086 33 S. Herrera 14 2084 34 L. Lee 11 2082 35 C. Searfoss 13 2082 36 L. Gibbons 9 2075 37 B. Salemme 7 2074 38 C. Gay 7 2074 39 M. Gadbois 10 2073 40 T. Pingitore 14 2072 41 H. Cramer 48 2071 42 L. Burian 12 2067 43 A. De Vera 8 2067 44 C. Piper 49 2066 45 K. Niederberger 15 2063 46 M. Custer 13 2061 47 G. Palacios 13 2059 48 E. Artzner 41 2059 49 J. Gonzales 6 2059 50 M. Reyna 7 2059 CRUISER

1 C. Young 9 2174 2 M. Warner 10 2171 3 J. Howell 9 2169 4 G. Novak 9 2164 5 R. Robinett 14 2157 6 K. Ireland 12 2150 7 K. Perkins 10 2150 8 D. Gardner 17 2148 9 J. Scoggins 9 2147 10 R. Holzer 13 2146 11 G. Sneed 9 2146 12 D. Johnson 8 2145 13 C. Buller 16 2144 14 L. Theisen 12 2142 15 J. Theisen 10 2142 16 J. Smith 10 2137 17 G. Menditto 14 2131 18 G. Merriam 10 2127 19 E. Douglass 13 2126 20 H. Novotny 8 2126 21 C. Gallegos 9 2120 22 D. Myers 8 2120 23 L. Donnelly 11 2120

B. Shatswell Iii 13 2118

T. Helsel 14 2117

Sargent 20 2060

H. Cramer 48 2059

S. Kauppi 47 2058

E. Roffi 37 2056

D. Currie 36 2053

L. Ambroziak 39 2052

C. Piper 49 2052

C. Gayler 39 2050

K. Sifford 17 2047

E. Jones 32 2046

C. Allen 44 2042

M. Senger 52 2040

K. Turner 54 2040

H. Huvard 32 2039

N. Kirchmeyer 52 2036

BOYS

C. Martinez 42 1956

L. Leavy 10 1928

Z. Frier 21 1918

C. Disterhoft 8 1871

D. Buch 12 1831

N. Martinez 13 1716

B. Erb 9 1596

B. Lockhart 6 1564

H. Mcgill 27 1551

T. Cofield 13 1460

D. Brereton-Stiles 1438

J. Kaiser 16 1433

CANADA POINTS

AFTER THE CANADIAN GRANDS

F. Frame 6 1259

T. Popove 12 1256

T. Stacey 16 1244

D. Solmes 13 1234

J. Shaw 19 1201

D. Kerluck 15 1198

C. Schley 8 1181

M. Nault 18 1170

C. Elliott 15 1917

D. Solmes 13 1833

R. Riches 42 1530

J. Ingram 54 1489

A. Colling 16 1467

R. Whittall 33 1396

C. Duffy 11 1342

J. Kaiser 16 1305

C. Cosman 15 1279

G. Honeysett 45 1238

H. Donais 38 1101

E. Boerger 14 1074

M. Halle 52 1066

Q. Parsons 17 998

C. Spence 51 972

N. Bass 54 969

A. Gregg 38 963

L. Warren 13 905

G. Kreuzkamp 61 861

M. Mckay 39 843

D. Gosselin-Berg 772

I. Chatterton 10 721

C. Schofield 11 661

J. Poirier 11 650

H. Pearson 12 609

M. Wood 12 571

R. Kirby 11 540

D. Berends 13 533

B. Otterson 56 503

K. Mccotter 9 502

A. Berends 11 500

The Frogtown Classic BMX Days event is the brainchild of early NorCal BMX racer and industry heavy, turned filmmaker, Todd Huffman. As a rider who got his start in the early days of the NBA and later the UBR racing organizations, Huffman got the big idea in 2020 to revisit the sacred grounds of an early UBR

track, in Angel’s Camp, California. UBR Founder, John Valdez, jumped in and got Jon and Cathy Anderson from Spreckels Park BMX in Manteca, CA, to run the races and the four were off to create the first event of its kind. The original 1970’s style downhill track was reconstructed on the exact spot, complete with off-

camber turns, loose berms and single jumps scattered along the way.

SCAN HERE to read the full story on PULLBMX.COM

Photos: Mike Albright | Words: Scott Towne

GIRLS CRUISER

Girls Cruiser 10 & Under 1 J. Tollefson 2134 2 O. Alvidrez 2024 3 A. Pasowicz 1974 4 M. Alvarez 1870 5 C. Kopetskie 1586 6 H. Smith 1578 7 S. Smith 1439 8 A. Beaty 1433 9 T. Durfee 1424 10 P. Johnson 1252 Girls Cruiser 11-12 1 C. Burian 2161 2 L. Ashley 2121 3 L. Burian 2106 4 E. Pierce 2079 5 E. Newton 2003 6 K. Cerasa 1952 7 H. Vescuso 1914 8 C. Cole 1746 9 M. Thompson 1723 10 J. Smith 1716 Girls Cruiser 13-14 1 C. Searfoss 2123 2 P. Gould 2109 3 K. Neelan 2037 4 T. Rungaitis 2023

Girls Cruiser 46-50 1 H. Cramer 2059

S. Kauppi 2058

C. Piper 2052

C. Ramsey 1966

S. Levan 1966

R. Threatt 1936

S. Badanik 1839

S. Wunder 1817

E. Bays 1772

B. Lathan 1729 Girls Cruiser 51-55

M. Senger 2040

K. Turner 2040

N. Kirchmeyer 2036

S. Harmeson 1964

B. Hutelin 1878

M. Davis 1799

S. Black 1712

J. Bitz 1472

A. Lee 1439

L. Bohne 1423

Cruiser 56 & Over

M. Kaminski 2034

P. Maresh 2025

D. Gatz 1948

G. Sherin 1786

S. Borland 1706

L. Jones 1705

L. Bell 1671

D. Beach 1665

J. Schmeichel 1470

A. Chang-Fields 1465

CRUISER

7 & Under

R. Waters 1899

A. Improta 1609

D. Redmond 1461

P. Carlson 1052

J. Stubbs 961

B. Hudzik 857

W. Shirley 834

K. White 833

J. Wood 641

D. Johnson 2145

H. Novotny 2126

D. Myers 2120

R. Eddy 2117

B. Ream 2060

J. Colwell 2044

J. Kerr 2027

L. Montero 1990

R. Autry 1962

R. Huneycutt 1779

C. Young 2174

J. Howell 2169

G. Novak 2164

J. Scoggins 2147

G. Sneed 2146

C. Gallegos 2120

B. Coyour 2033

4 E. Gibson 2034

5 D. Comeau 2002

6 P. Tramposch 1862 7 D. Waters 1846

8 J. Lange 1814 9 L. Oudshoorn 1782 10 B. Vrettos 1782

Cruiser 14 1 R. Robinett 2157

2 G. Menditto 2131

3 T. Helsel 2117

4 I. Westerman 2086

5 C. Sheffield 2084

6 L. Caldwell 2051

7 M. Hayes 1919

8 P. Calhoun 1792 9 H. Thomson 1763 10 D. Carr 1759

Cruiser 15

1 K. Mccain 2114

2 B. Oneil 2095

3 C. Cariaso 2090

4 C. Mcconnell 2077

5 B. Blumer 2012 6 W. Westover 1993

7 J. Manosca 1985 8 I. Larson 1886 9 C. Hopson 1815 10 P. Ramsey 1813

Cruiser 16 1 C. Buller 2144

2 S. Nicosia 2109

3 N. Loy 2102

4 C. Kopczyk 2090

5 A. Robinson 2080

6 A. Colling 2064

7 D. Brown 2027 8 M. Marshall 1974 9 Q. Duran 1871 10 C. Maybon 1852

Cruiser 17-20

1 D. Gardner 2148

2 M. Devore 2100 3 D. Velador 2097

4 J. Basaj 2085 5 A. Blee 2078 6 M. Amaris 2075

7 R. Carter 2056 8 B. Powell 2030 9 A. Herrera 2023 10 B. Sereni 2020

Cruiser 21-25

1 J. Elliott 2074

2 R. Shea 2046

3 J. Medeiros 2042

4 T. Mcguire 2034

5 E. Sinchak 2008 6 T. Williams 1917 7 N. Elliott 1871 8 A. Waltke 1831 9 C. Miller 1810 10 J. Moyer 1715

Cruiser 26-30

1 J. Shepherd 2035

2 T. Missal 2023

3 S. Harlow 2021

4 T. Shutts 1922

5 R. Vargo 1872 6 C. Oneal 1824

7 L. Dominguez 1651

8 R. Gould 1472

9 D. Prisbrey 1447 10 A. Hulse 1362

Cruiser 31-35

1 B. Korman 2046

2 M. Da Luz 2042

3 C. Harris 2036

4 J. Phillips 2007

5 J. Morris 1945

6 J. Markie 1922

7 B. Carrillo 1843

8 A. Fisher 1729 9 M. Shaw 1728 10 R. Bradford 1648

Cruiser 36-40

1 B. Kintzler 2098

2 A. Andree 2052

3 C. Willert 2044

4 J. Wike 2028

5 C. Daily 2004

6 S. Oldham 1947

7 R. Pettinelli 1931

8 S. Wade 1858

9 H. Johnson 1857

10 A. Erickson 1775

Cruiser 41-45

1 E. Baca 2111

2 W. Hardman 2066

3 P. Moreira 2048

4 T. Prewitt 2040 5 C. Cariaso 1977 6 J. Russell 1924

7 M. Swap 1885 8 K. Funk 1857 9 R. Porter 1794 10 J. St Romain 1764

Cruiser 46-50

1 J. Silva 2108

2 J. Nelson 2095

3 C. Street 2080

4 C. Diaz 2057

5 G. Bertolini 2030 6 B. Lee 2023

7 J. Lindberg 1896 8 R. Good 1872 9 J. Deyoung 1837 10 J. Lindsay 1785

Cruiser 51-55

1 D. Archibald 2103

2 B. Griggs 2091 3 C. Kennedy 2090 4 J. Bramer 2082 5 D. Motley 2057 6 D. Lammoglia 2046 7 D. Mattoni 2033 8 J. Thompson 2015 9 M. Nunley 2003 10 C. Prince 1929

Cruiser 56-60

1 E. Rupe 2083 2 A. Giganti 2055 3 C. Smart 2035 4 B. Troia 2020 5 R. Raymonde 2016 6 D. Miller 1931 7 J. Turner 1924 8 E. Sweets 1883 9 S. Sloan 1865 10 R. Moore 1682 Cruiser 61 & Over 1 C. Milliken 2037 2 W. Woodruff 2009 3 H. Leary 1976 4 J. Rhodes 1849 5 B. Strain 1844 6 T. Trew 1842 7 D. Ybarra 1836 8 T. Henry 1823 9 G. Turnage 1641 10 J. Rempkowski 1490

BOYS

Boys 5 & Under 1 C. Reynolds 1835 2 J. Sherrill 1395 3 M. Fox 1190 4 J. Salva 1097 5 C. Gibbons 1028 6 J. Eberts 1026 7 D. Reaves 980 8 E. Van Gelder 910 9 W. Osaki 899 10 N. Gonzalez 838 11 L. Koroi 810 12 K. Sandoval 703 13 J. Lavoie 675 14 M. Alvarez 663 15 P. Eleton 639 16 P. Mulhause 632 17 K. Cannon 610 18 D. Finney 608 19 H. Adams 566 20 T. Alder 560 Boys 6 1 H. Svikss 2060

2 W. Burnsworth 1931 3 A. Novy 1828 4 W. Hicks 1827 5 J. Melvin 1812 6 K. White 1792 7 S. Sullivan 1790 8 E. Emery 1634 9 M. Abbruzzese 1621 10 A. Gerken 1345 11 D. Wilson 1227 12 W. Christensen 1201 13 K. Miller 1094 14 A. Armstrong 1089 15 E. Snyder 1080 16 J. Noonan 1061 17 J. Aveni 1058 18 D. Tarves 1054 19 E. Oldenkamp 1023 20 W. Irwin 1016

Boys 7 1 L. Schuman 2141 2 H. Griffith 2096 3 C. Prescott 2086 4 N. Moulton 2070 5 L. Peaper 1961 6 J. Lafreniere 1918 7 C. Eckl 1852 8 B. Pieterse 1838 9 A. Improta 1810 10 D. Reyes 1662 11 M. Scholten 1584 12 K. Kintzler 1281 13 P. Carlson 1267 14 T. Williams 1264 15 L. Reinke 1253 16 W. Allen 1221 17 M. Southwell 1204 18 R. Journey 1127

19 L. Hernandez 1123 20 C. Dumers 1107

Boys 8 1 D. Johnson 2174 2 J. Colwell 2139 3 D. Myers 2107 4 C. Weidner 2091 5 H. Novotny 2086 6 C. Gassaway 2073 7 J. Kerr 2071 8 R. Eddy 2041 9 D. Williams 2015 10 B. Ream 1925 11 J. Zuniga 1777 12 R. Levy 1750 13 R. Huneycutt 1664 14 D. Caputo 1591 15 R. Autry 1548 16 L. Kovacs 1534 17 T. Addison Jr 1461 18 S. Rodriguez 1459 19 N. Paul 1416 20 K. Wouters 1408

Boys 9 1 J. Howell 2276

G. Sneed 2243

G. Novak 2229

L. Idarraga 2171

C. Young 2158

Q. Williams 2146

J. Scoggins 2069

C. Gallegos 2065

T. Greene 1983

B. Coyour 1927

J. Cravenho 1837

T. Paxman 1777

A. Parkinson 1764

J. Stauffer 1752

M. Menchaca 1737

A. Hester 1723

J. Greenwell 1421

C. West 1365

A. Trompeter 1357

K. Garcia 1341 Boys 12 1 E. Staton 2297 2 K. Ireland 2229 3 T. Wagoner 2193 4 C. Kidd 2168 5 H. Passanisi 2163 6 C. Durkin 2157 7 B. King 2144 8 C. Rivera 2131 9 C. Brereton-Stiles 2042 10 J. Montano Iii 2017 11 W. Hicks 2006 12 L. Theisen 2004 13 S. Lehew 1918 14 L. Harashe 1885 15 J. Locke 1849 16 A. Laack 1839 17 T. Lawson 1746 18 C. Prescott 1709 19 J. Eland 1686 20 C. Hertel 1553

Boys 13 1 R. Holzer 2272 2 B. Shatswell Iii 2237 3 J. Perkins 2233 4 K. Drombolis 2028 5 E. Douglass 2003 6 L. Ruiz 1897 7 E. Gibson 1860 8 O. Rowe 1795 9 D. Waters 1766 10 D. Brereton-Stiles 1754 11 T. Cofield 1719 12 W. Tyler 1673 13 R. Crawford 1627 14 B. Cauley 1495 15 M. Pigo 1469 16 C. Godaire 1401 17 A. Ragle 1367 18 S. Duran 1317 19 N. Martinez 1305 20 A. Rocha 1293

Boys 14 1 S. Marulanda 2277 2 G. Gomolicke 2244 3 C. Felker 2226 4 G. Kelleher 2206 5 T. Bruney 2170 6 R. Robinett 2144 7 L. Zhou 2113 8 C. Sheffield 2095 9 G. Menditto 2064 10 J. Sterlinski 1999 11 I. Peddle 1956 12 Z. Kaiser 1895 13 M. Hayes 1658 14 T. Helsel 1648 15 I. Westerman 1595 16 M. Barone 1579 17 E. Raymond 1577 18 E. Esposito 1296 19 N. Reiling 1276 20 A. Deblasio 1219

Iii 2118

N. Branch 1405

J. Michaelson 1341

S. Bruna 1275

T. Assagai 1198

N. Post 1177

P. Baur 1176

41-45

R. Bunker 2101

G. Andrews 2076

G. Custer 2064

A. Contes 2062 5 E. Baca 1942 6 J. Russell 1929 7 T. Prewitt 1900 8 B. Patterson 1787 9 A. Welter 1744 10 G. Serna 1741 11 P. Moreira 1736 12 B. Powell 1627 13 T. Mccollister 1558 14 K. Funk 1545 15 M. Swap 1468 16 C. Martinez 1452 17 J. St Romain 1445 18 R. Porter 1432 19 D. Taylor 1349 20 W. Hardman 1302 Boys 46-50 1 J. Silva 2090 2 C. Street 2086 3 Q. Norton 2063 4 J. Nelson 2002 5 R. Lowry 2001 6 G. Bertolini 2001 7 C. Diaz 1998 8 R. Good 1905 9 J. Lindsay 1903 10 B. Lee 1839 11 T. Swager 1635 12 J. Deyoung 1604 13 R. Drolet 1498 14 D. Downey 1469 15 G. Deleon Jr 1445 16 B. Strieby 1396 17 F. Topper 1350 18 J. Quintin 1347 19 J. Duran 1333 20 S. Smallwood 1269

Boys 51 & Over 1 R. Silva 2099 2 S. O’gorman 2067 3 B. Griggs 2067 4 M. Nunley 2060 5 D. Motley 2052 6 C. Kennedy 2038 7 J. Thompson 2025 8 D. Lammoglia 1970 9 C. Prince 1920 10 M. Halle 1883 11 D. Miller 1837 12 J. Ingram 1731 13 T. Johnson 1685 14 S. Mcclain 1552 15 D. Mattoni 1407 16 M. Blankstrom 1401 17 D. Smith 1377 18 R. Bane 1357 19 J. Franco 1349 20 A. Giganti 1343

GIRLS

Girls 5 & Under 1 S. Orn 1925 2 A. Hardy 1635 3 T. Donnell 1358 4 R. Evans 1154 5 R. Johnson 1087 6 A. Marsh 833 7 M. Boyd 592 8 E. Hilbert 444 9 Z. Shelby 431 10 J. Lindner 428

Girls 6 1 J. Gonzales 2059 2 H. Greer 2053 3 A. Southwell 2033 4 R. Snover 2015 5 M. Holladay 1887 6 K. Burkholder 1872 7 C. Word 1734 8 L. Ures 1731

9 I. Mcginley 1713 10 K. Wallgren 1684

Girls 7 1 R. Sessa 2097

2 I. Smith 2086

3 B. Salemme 2074 4 C. Gay 2074 5 M. Reyna 2059 6 E. Ireland 2051 7 W. Bonomi 1992 8 Z. Snyder 1853 9 L. Slattery 1851 10 Z. Hinz 1725

Girls 8 1 K. Vescuso 2109

2 P. Spanel 2095 3 M. Fry 2090 4 A. De Vera 2067 5 E. Christensen 2006 6 D. Noyola 1963 7 B. Campbell 1895 8 C. Biskupski 1799 9 L. Hegberg 1778 10 A. Dowdy 1578

Girls 9 1 M. Alvarez 2118

2 S. Smith 2107

3 L. Gibbons 2075

4 G. Dyer 2045 5 Z. Lomeli 2036

6 C. Kopetskie 1941

7 M. Cristancho Mejia 1898

8 H. Stocks 1855

9 G. Burnsworth 1806 10 M. Baird 1688

Girls 10 1 J. Tollefson 2122

2 S. Gomolicke 2115 3 V. De Vera 2106 4 O. Alvidrez 2099 5 M. Gadbois 2073 6 Z. Barnes 1938 7 A. Pasowicz 1900 8 H. Smith 1764 9 T. Durfee 1724 10 P. Johnson 1712

Girls 11 1 C. Burian 2126 2 E. Newton 2112 3 N. Kovacs 2092 4 L. Lee 2082 5 M. Pena 2008 6 E. Pierce 1990 7 B. Walski 1981 8 D. Appenzeller 1979 9 A. Mclean 1966 10 J. Klemz 1958

Jonjevic 2146 2 T. Rungaitis 2140 3 D. Merten 2125 4 S. Rodriguez 2104 5 A. Jones 2089 6 S. Herrera 2084 7 T. Pingitore 2072 8 T. Boecker 1946 9 R. Herrera 1860 10 K. Sherrill-Hill 1815 Girls 15-16 1 A. Corley 2222 2 D. Anderson 2149 3 G. Cristodulo 2119 4 A. Alden 2117 5 H. Leakey 2102 6 K. Niederberger 2063 7 S. Elder 1957 8 I. Nelson 1934 9 S. Garcia 1876 10 B. Van Renselaar 1776 Girls 17-20 1 B. Winter 2158 2 J. Moore 2144 3 A. Hill 2091 4 K. Boustead 2037 5 K. Shea 1994 6 C. Kappen 1949 7 A. Hammonds 1867 8 M. Munoz Velez 1866 9 P. Pulaski 1810 10 M. Ramos 1802

Girls 21-30 1 K. White 2058 2 K. Larson 2048 3 D. Murphy 2047 4 H. Collman 2010 5 L. Sutton 1994 6 K. Gilbert 1991 7 M. Willsey 1953 8 J. Sagendorf 1801 9 R. Stripling 1745 10 M. Kuesthardt 1529

Girls 31-40 1 E. Jones 2044 2 C. Tomei 2039 3 A. Hill Pettinelli 2025 4 A. Carr 2008 5 A. Hale 1921 6 H. Huvard 1846 7 E. Roffi 1755 8 K. Quick 1633 9 C. Gayler 1631 10 T. Hayer 1542 Girls 41 & Over 1 H. Cramer 2071 2 C. Piper 2066 3 E. Artzner 2059 4 S. Kauppi 2039 5 H. Latimer 2035 6 A. Libich 1887 7 S. Levan 1867 8 N. Steinmetz 1759 9 J. Williams 1751 10 B. Lathan 1728

CANADA NAG

After the Canadian Grands Boys

Boys 5 & Under

1 E. Crawford 424

2 J. Han 383

3 A. Wilcox 385

4 J. Guan 359

5 Z. Cajee 324

Boys 6 1 B. Lockhart 1068

2 F. Frame 843

3 M. Wood 604

4 E. Poznikoff 437

5 M. Riley 349

Boys 7

1 M. Solc 987

2 A. Gayler 731

3 K. Purvis 744

4 F. Rohl 912

5 S. Erb 690

Boys 8 1 C. Disterhoft 1361

2 C. Purnell 1000

3 C. Schley 1151

4 L. Mclean 1073

5 J. Leonetti 1070

Boys 9 1 B. Erb 1324

2 H. Sherman 1100

3 G. Schwandt 1120

4 J. Woods 983

5 S. Ryan 854

Boys 10

1 L. Leavy 1494

2 A. Martinez 1000

3 I. Chatterton 839

4 O. Cornbill 759

5 E. Deane-Freeman 745

Boys 11 1 L. Erb 1201

2 B. Mitschke 795

3 I. Johnson 876

4 B. Sullivan 733

5 T. Babcock 618

Boys 12

1 D. Buch 1401

2 C. Brereton-Stiles 1507

3 F. Mchale-Boulter 1155

4 T. Popove 1066

5 H. Glenn 577

Boys 13

1 K. Drombolis 1478

2 N. Martinez 1278

3 T. Cofield 1362

4 D. Brereton-Stiles 1360

5 D. Solmes 876

Boys 14

1 L. Zhou 1520

2 Z. Kaiser 1414

3 N. Reiling 962

4 J. Ross 856

5 G. Campbell 783

Boys 15

1 R. Cofield 1118

2 D. Kerluck 846

3 E. Hunt 1113

4 R. Harmison 698

5 D. Fuller 690

Boys 16

1 J. Kaiser 1433

2 A. Colling 1405

3 E. Mcleod 1065

4 T. Stacey 750

5 R. Cormier 805

Boys 17-20

1 J. Shaw 853

2 M. Nault 982

3 R. Brosius 1031

4 Q. Parsons 674

5 T. Storey 531

Boys 21-25

1 Z. Frier 1424

2 B. Friesen 871

3 R. Hiemstra 983

4 L. Jones 713

5 B. Breeze 335

Boys 26-35

1 H. Mcgill 1141

2 J. Haamers 1144

3 R. Cochrane 826

4 K. Kurpiela 532

5 M. Backman 341

Boys 36-40

1 D. Bursey 1391

2 G. Bidwell 1265

3 J. Rensby 862

4 T. Clarke 864

5 D. Murchison 595 Boys 41-45

1 C. Martinez 1464

2 S. Woodward 793

3 R. Alain 696

4 R. Hilland 376

5 D. Cornbill 591

Boys 46-50

1 G. Simmons 654

2 C. Macdonald 683

3 T. Thomas 515

4 A. Nebesny 434 Boys 51 & Over

1 G. Erickson 1382

2 J. Ingram 1147

3 M. Halle 936

4 B. Otterson 783

5 G. Kreuzkamp 782

Girls

Girls 5 & Under

1 F. Rensby 117

2 A. Chorneyko 84

3 A. Ludvigson 81

Girls 6

1 H. Chorneyko 208

Girls 7

1 M. Lambert 1074

2 E. Johanson 875

3 E. Cheek 538

4 S. Acchione 210

5 I. Nebesny 138

Girls 8

1 C. Donaldson 708

2 P. Buch 952

3 C. Clarke 319

4 V. Acchione 229

5 P. Lockhart 177 Girls 9

1 H. Stocks 1357

2 C. Barfoot 877

3 M. Kinsella 588

4 N. Reiling 380

5 N. Wenzel 355 Girls 10

1 E. Foo-Donais 1154

2 S. Inglis 995

3 V. Albert-Gauthier 387

4 F. Graaten 238

5 S. Bone 137

Girls 11

1 L. Lee 1475

2 A. Mclean 1392

3 M. Honeysett 1186

4 L. Backman 597

5 M. Bursey 569 Girls 12

1 P. Graaten 1357

2 Q. Reiling 1096

3 K. Cook 529

4 T. Truman 406

5 C. Alisch 446 Girls 13

1 T. Brosius 1493

2 V. Ooms 1268

3 K. Thompson 1268

4 S. Walter 1464

5 P. Duffy 958 Girls 14

1 R. Barfoot 1473

2 D. Kettle 989

3 S. Godin 1065

4 T. Smith 464

5 A. St Dennis 424 Girls 15-16

1 J. Holinski 1145

2 E. Bell 1308

3 S. Colling 833

4 T. Baillie 629

5 N. Reid 109

Girls 17-20

1 M. Brosius 1343 2 Z. Mchale-Boulter 1068 3 K. Murphy 1148 4 V. Cejalvo 987 5 M. Winger 916 Girls 26-35

1 S. Bramhall 185

2 E. Gizmen 9 Girls 41 & Over

1 K. Carthy 1140

2 L. Kuyvenhoven 137

Cruiser

Cruiser 10

1 I. Chatterton 467

2 T. Hashimoto 152

Cruiser 11

1 C. Duffy 856

2 R. Kirby 540

3 A. Berends 500 Cruiser 12

1 D. Gosselin-Berg 772 Cruiser 13

1 D. Solmes 1343

2 L. Warren 655

3 D. Berends 533

Cruiser 14

1 E. Boerger 746

2 S. Johnson 379

Cruiser 15

1 C. Elliott 1427

2 C. Cosman 1029

3 G. Baker 456

Cruiser 16

1 A. Colling 1467

2 J. Kaiser 1305 Cruiser 17-20

1 Q. Parsons 668

2 A. Maclean 379 Cruiser 31-35

1 R. Whittall 988

2 S. Hutton 418 Cruiser 36-40

1 D. Glencross 1431

2 H. Donais 1101

3 A. Gregg 951 Cruiser 41-45

1 R. Riches 1358

2 G. Honeysett 986

3 J. Head 240 Cruiser 46-50

1 D. Bouch 1218 Cruiser 51-55

1 G. Erickson 1352

2 J. Ingram 1077

3 M. Halle 1066 Cruiser 56-60

1 B. Otterson 503

2 M. Devlin 396 Cruiser 61 & Over

1 G. Kreuzkamp 861

Girls Cruiser

Girls Cruiser 11-12

1 A. Mcquaig 653

2 K. Cook 573

Girls Cruiser 13-14

1 P. Duffy 1178

2 K. Thompson 456

Girls Cruiser 15-16

1 L. Wilcox 663

Girls Cruiser 17-20

1 M. Brosius 1468

2 P. Reid 903

3 R. Leclair 659

Girls Cruiser 21-30

1 R. Nielsen 1025

Girls Cruiser 31-35

1 M. Rensby 1385

2 R. Bajnoczi 900

3 A. Forman 218

Girls Cruiser 36-40

1 D. Martinez 1343

Girls Cruiser 41-45

1 J. Landolt 1148

2 L. Stewart 908

3 C. Uskoski 824

Girls Cruiser 46-50 1 C. Crockett 785 Girls Cruiser 51-55

The USA BMX STACYC World Championship Series came to the HQ in Tulsa, OK, to crown champions under the Hardesty National BMX Stadium. With young racers and their families traveling from across town and the country, the plan of action was simple, throttle down and use the skills they have gained throughout the series

Photos by Stephen Smith

to leave Tulsa with the seven foot trophy and a Championship plate to their resumé. As the STACYC rippers locked down the race lines, the fun times also began to emerge. The family atmosphere bred in competition bathed the arena with positive energy. All of the #STACYCWorlds partici-

pants left wanting more. However, only a trip to their local track or waiting for the 2023 season would be their option to scratch the Stacyc BMX itch. We think the former is an excellent option for these kids to #RideSooner.

Each year Richmond BMX celebrates the end of its season with a double-point race event called the LUCK CUP, and here’s why. Art Luck is the event’s namesake and the heart and soul of Richmond BMX. “Luck,” to all that know him, is a longtime volunteer who spends several days each week taking practice laps at the track and mentoring new riders of all ages. He began racing in 1995 with his son and soon became Richmond’s TO from the 1999 to 2013 seasons. This year Luck celebrated his 74th birthday racing at the VA State Finals at NOVA BMX, where he placed second in the 61 & Over Cruiser class.

In June of 2021, another Richmond rider and local news videographer, Chris Heipel, brought Luck’s story to his co-worker and anchor at the local CBS news station WTVR, Greg McQuade. Together they created a news feature about our beloved Art Luck that, in June of 2022, would go on to win a regional Emmy Award in

the “Sports - News Feature” category at the 64th Annual Capital Emmy Awards ceremony held in Bethesda, Maryland. This comes after also being awarded a coveted Regional RTDNA Edward R. Murrow Award in the “Sports Reporting” category—one of the highest achievements a news station can win.

To quote Luck, “‘If you want to live longer. You got to be active. Sitting on the couch doesn’t help none.” The full award-winning feature can be found at https://www.wtvr.com/i-havea-story/art-luck more about the Luck Cup and Duel of the Decades-Old School Open, held on the same date, can be found at richmondbmx.com

Photos and Story by Rob Huddleston

ow is it good to be back at Oldsmar BMX for the Gator Nationals after missing a couple of years worth of racing, there due to the track being closed. I am sure everyone was shocked when the news came about the track being closed due to structural issues. It is great to know that the city was all in with their commitment to running the facility when they went through the challenges of repairing the big hills. It is also great to know that

so many racers were excited to see the Gator Nationals back by having a showing of about 220 Moto’s each day for the two-day national. A week before we were set to race hurricane Ian came through and devastated areas of Florida. Luckily Oldsmar was mostly untouched.

The Gator Nationals was the final Big Hill race for the 2022 USA BMX Pro Series, this brought in some heavy hitters from all over the world. Laura Smulders Dominated the Women’s Pro weekend picking up two first place finishes. In Friday’s main

Words & photos by James Pennucci

Alise Willoughby crashed hard entering the first turn sending her to last place, but she was still able to still pick up a secondplace finish on Saturday. Felicia Stancil went home with second and third place finishes, and Molly Simpson got third and fourth.

Men’s Pro racing was stacked with 42 riders turning out both days. Friday Izaac Kennedy had a strong showing leading lap after lap, and ended his day on the top podium spot. Kamren Larsen and Niek Kimmann finished second and third. On Saturday Joris Daudet took home the win, Izaac Kennedy sec-

ond and Corben Sharrah third. In Vet Pro, Olympian Twan Van Gendt had a strong showing grabbing second place on Friday, but Barry Nobles was able to fend him off and take the win, Jeff Upshaw came home with the third. Saturday Nobles won again, with Upshaw finishing second and Emilio Falla in third.

SuperX Women had three ladies dominating the weekend starting with Manuela Munoz Velez win on Friday and coming in second on Saturday. Bella May took second both days and Teya Rufus came in third Friday and won on Saturday.

SuperX Men had 63 riders battling on Saturday and 38 on Sunday for the final eight spots. Jack Greenough was able to take the top spot on Saturday with Jordan Callum coming in second and Jason Noordan in third. Sunday Jason Noordam won, Jack Greenough finished second and Joel Marsh third.

Now if you have been keeping track there were a ton of international riders taking home podiums in all the pro classes, well it didn’t stop there. It is very normal to see riders from all over the world compete in the pro classes, but on the amateur side there are usually only a few each weekend. This weekend you saw them dominating classes starting at 6 and under mixed open. A large amount of the international riders were thrown into the Novice class since this could have been their first race weekend with USA BMX and have unknown proficiency.

Madison Thompson won both days in 10 and Under Cruiser, as did Kaylie Cerasa in 11-12 Girls Cruiser. In 13-14 Girls Cruiser things started heating up and Samantha Williamson won on Saturday and Taylor Rungaitis won on Sunday. Keira Amaris won both days in 15-16 Girls Cruiser. In 17-20 Women Cruiser Madilyn Matiko had an incredible first turn swoop allowing her to win on Saturday, while on Sunday Lola Petillo held her ground and won. From 7 and Under Cruiser all the way to 9 Cruiser the winners flip flopped from Day One to Two between first and second place. Jacob Cowell, Ryder Johnson and Brandon Coyour won on Days One and Linkin Day, John Kerr and Cody Young won on Day Two. Nate Caserta won in 10 Cruiser on Day One and in a last straight battle, Andres Andrade pulled off a last second win at the line. Eleven Cruiser rider Mason Abbott had a great first straight and won on Day One while the next day he was stuck in the back and Jaxon Kopetskie won. From 12 Cruiser to 14 Cruiser the same rider won both days, Sean Lehew, Rowdy Holzer and Clay Sheffield all took the top spot. On Day One in 15 Cruiser Jayden Mitchell

Evan Douglass (5) and Tristan Gormley (L) stay low and fast into turn one.

had a great first turn swoop and pushed leader Alex Robinson up and out of the way, however, on Day Two Robinson couldn’t be touched and won. In 16 Cruiser Deegan Brown won both days and in 17 Cruiser Aaron Blee won both days.

The Girls Club action heated up quickly this weekend in 1-5 Girls Expert, on Saturday Luciana Brown won, but on Day Two she crashed with Assalyn Hardy allowing Rylee Johnson an easy ride to victory. The action continued into 6 Expert Girls where Reese Snover swooped Maria Bolivar Munevar in turn two and won on Friday, however, on Saturday it was all Maria Bolivar Munevar, out front by herself all the way to the finish. From 8 Expert Girls all the way to 12 Expert Girls the same riders won both days. Starting at eight Maci Fry, Gabriella Dyer, Sequoia Gomolicke, Eliza Newton and Kaylie Cerasa all finished

first. Thirteen Girls Expert Katy Cyrus took the early lead and won on Day One and Zoe Dannenberg did the same on Day Two. Sadie Herrera was untouchable on Saturday in 14 Girls Expert, however, on Sunday she crashed with a couple of other riders allowing Maria Usuga Garro to win. Manuela Munoz Velez was also untouchable on Saturday and won, but on Sunday she was not the first to turn one and slid out, allowing Teya Rufus and Sierra Samhammer to get out front and finish in that order.

Just like the 5 and Under Girls, the 5 and Under Expert Boys had a great battle for first. Day One Chase Reynolds won and Day Two Caleb Banda won overall. In 6 Expert Weston Hicks won on Saturday and Spencer Sullivan won on Sunday. From 7 Expert all the way to 10 Expert the same riders won both days, starting at Seven Jacob Colwell, John Kerr and Wyatt Williams all won. 11 Expert rider Benson Danielo took the lead on the second straight and went on to win on Saturday, but on Sunday he crashed in the last turn with Henry Leners and Mason Monegro won. Tyler Wagoner won in 12 Expert both days as did Rowdy Holzer in 13 Expert. Thomas Palmezano won on Day One in 14 Expert and Gaige Gomolicke won on Day Two. Thomas Maturano won both days in 15 Expert. Andrew Rassi had an incredible first straight and easily won Saturday’s 16 Expert main event, but on Sunday Ronnie Kim took the early lead, Rassi was in a very close second but could not catch Kim. Drew Polk took the early lead in the Saturday 17-20 Expert main by going low in turn one and kept it until the finish, on Sunday Polk got swooped in turn two by Jordan Callum and Callum held that lead over the finish line.

Calen Pyper charges around turn one in the 10x class.

Corben Sharrah layed down powerful lap after powerful lap landing him a third on the Saturday Men Pro podium.

Growing up as a BMX kid, starting at four and a half years old, Liam dove headfirst into the sport we all love. Being brought to the track without any clue what racing was, Liam progressed quickly to the expert ranks, followed by his younger brother Madden who did the same. The Atherton BMX Family was born at the legendary Derby City BMX, and they were there to help in any way they could. Will Atherton, Liam’s dad, quickly offered his time to the track and has sat on the board of Derby City BMX for the past six years. As they began to travel around the Midwest and Southern regions of BMX, Liam and little brother Madden grew their love for bikes, landing their place on the Bluegrass BMX team and becoming two of the top riders in the area.

For any parent to see their child not be able to do what they love is heartbreaking, and that is exactly what happened to Liam after getting a crick in the neck after a family vacation, “This went on for about a month, and it kinda stopped him from riding his bike. I have a buddy who’s a physical therapist, and he took a look at him, and then we got into a CT, got into MRI scans and all that stuff. Then they found a tumor on his C5.” Will explained, “It was pretty scary times, they didn’t know what it was, but thankfully it was not cancer.”

3rd Charlie Long (CBL)

20” 1976-1979

1st Randy Pittaluga (Mongoose)

2nd Cash Mathews (Mathews Motocross)

20” 1980-1984

1st Mike Savage (Crit)

2nd Turbo Harry Leary (DB)

3rd Dee Chips

20” 1985-1989

1st Brian Tabor (Pabst Blue Ribbon)

2nd Dylan Dixon

3rd Dale Riley (Mayes Co. BMX)

20” 1990-2000

1st Alec Bob

2nd Dylan Dixon

3rd Jason Crouch (Ssquared)

Cruiser pre-1985

1st Brian Tabor (Pabst Blue Ribbon)

2nd Jonathan Hoag (Daylight)

3rd Tim Strange (Strange Motion)

Cruiser 1985-’92

1st Tim Schaffer (Premiere Racing)

2nd James Stone

Cruiser 1993-’00

1st Dale Riley (Mayes Co.)

2nd Adam Scott

3rd Jonathan Cornish

TROPHY DASH WINNER

1st Alec Bob

The new USA BMX HQ in Tulsa hosted their first ever Vintage Nationals & Bike Show recently, racing around a classic “Indy World Champs-like” course, with a rubberband start, small hill, a flat concrete and asphalt course, scattered with old school wooden ramps. In all, there were 10 classes - with many riders signing up for multiple bike divisions.

Mingling among the crowd were special guests - Hall of Famers Mike Dominguez and Harry Leary, both Diamondback legends. Scattered amongst the parking lot were tons of BMX icons and even some

sweet classic BMX Vans - including Oklahoma’s very own House of Wheels van, which is currently being restored by Kenneth O’Brien. Parked on the inside of turn two, the van doors were wide open with an impressive assortment of eighttracks being cranked from the roofmounted bullhorn speakers.

RACE RESULTS

20” pre-1976

1st Brian Tabor (Pabst Blue Ribbon)

2nd Rusty Roberts (Race Ready)

3rd Chris Dolson

20” Suspension

1st Mike Savage (Crit)

2nd Dale Riley (Mayes Co. BMX)

THE BIG SHOW:

Along with the racing action, there were over 180 vintage bikes on display for the Vintage Bike Showwith quite a few tents set up for the vintage BMX swap and sale.

Thanks to Oklahoma’s M.O.T.O.S crew, judging commenced and with over 180 bikes to look over, it was a tough task to narrow down the 10 winners, (Even longer to tally up the scores!). But in the end, the following collectors were announced:

16” Pit Bike - DG pitbike / Tony Lopez

Mike Savage

#OldShoolMatt

Heary Leary

Freestylin’ Jason Crouch

RIFT/ RO CKSTAR / TANGENT

P I LO T - F E D E V I L L

Pflugerville, TX, the 66,884 population town just outside of Austin, has been home to texas legends in the world of BMX, and for three days, the BMX

greats in training returned to the “everything’s bigger” state for a big race weekend.

Capitol City BMX had been itching for a National ever since

the Gold Cup Final a few years ago, and we can see why. The open space facility has gained a beautiful upgrade courtesy of track operator and Men Pro

To boost or not? That was the question racers were faced with into turn one.

Tanner Sebesta, as well as dirt master Lee Lewis. With the fivemeter hill painted green to honor the original Capitol City BMX, the Texas Nationals racers were charging into the track, ready to lay down the power throughout the weekend. However, the newest addition to the track, the last straight dogleg, changed that power into skill while

challenging each class. The tight rhythm section dogleg showed race fans who had the race leg endurance to get to the finish line fast as on/off lines and outside/ inside maneuvers started to develop.

The moves were being made, and the battles developed early with Maci Fry and Kira Vescuso in 8x Girls. The tight racing came to

a bar-to-bar conclusion as they hit the last straight dogleg where Maci Fry used her outside speed to stretch across the finish line in front. While Fry was the victor on Saturday, Vescuso wanted a Texas Nationals win for herself, locking in the Sunday win going wire-to-wire and setting up a big battle to go down at the Greatest Race on Earth.

Getting that big wheel speed locked in with Bryce “The Beast“ Cauley.

Post-race congratulations with Madison Thompson and Olivia Alvidrez .

All the ladies were battling hard to the finish line, but back in the big wheels of 31-35 Cruiser, one racer found his perfect viewing spot behind turn two. Brian Carrillo was off to a fast lead when craziness struck. Hitting his marks through the second straight, Carrillo’s body weight shifted and locked on top of his front wheel, sending him up and

over turn two, landing him in the grass viewing area with the fans. Definitely not how he imagined that lap going, but sometimes racing takes us to new heights and gives us moments you have to see to believe.

Fence-clearing chaos and late-season battles charged on through the weekend bringing big wins to NAG and National

contenders. With 13x girl Addison Thompson lighting up the class, the local ripper, Carson Nuhn and the “Terminator“ Nate Loy locking down the 14x and 16x wins, and Kira Boustead gaining two big scores in 1720x Women, the points battles only got more intense as the final regular series weekend was drawing closer. The late-season

Searching for the perfect drag stip backside with Jacob Theisen (w7) and Marshall Warner.

Bobbi Gilman (NAG5) charges through 12x girls with J.E.T. Racing‘s Isabella Leija.

Dogleg battles with Dominic Pedotto (3) and Riley Shea (NAG8).

wins were magnified in the 1720x class as a stacked class showed up in Pflugerville. 110% Nutrition boys Brody Cole and Weston Meurlot cranked into the top steps of the Saturday podium with Albe’s PJ O’Brien close behind on the three. Looking to switch things up on Sunday, O’Brien had his eyes on the holeshot; however, the first

turn had different plans. Sliding out in the lead, O’Brien collected the class high in the turn while the shark attack was down low, ready to bite. Aaron Blee was that shark, and he had an ocean of open water around him past the first turn to lock in his big win of the season.

Everything’s Bigger in Texas, and the

racing fun was no different. West, Central, and East racers joined together at the Capitol to battle, and at the end of the weekend, they left the beautiful facility itching to return for more Capitol City BMX fun.

110% Nutrition boys Brody Cole (NAT77) and Weston Meurlot (7) go tire to tire in 17-20x.

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World Champion and Olympic Silver Medalist PULL Magazine 87

The time has finally come. The final stop before the big show. Ten months and 27 National events have led us to this final showdown of last-ditch point grabs and all-out battles with both pro and amateur racers alike. Who would come out of Bakersfield victorious? The BMX world would soon find out.

The regular season finale each year brings a wave of emotion to the series.

If you were to put episode 179 of Seinfeld, a tying game 6 of the World Series, Season 8 Episode 5 of Game of Thrones, and the stunner left jab before the KO right hook into an event; you would have the Fall Nationals at Metro BMX.

First up on the moto board

the pro battles that locked new racers into the title chase. The return to Metro also brought the return of the small hill for the Men and Women Pros, although the action was anything but small. With Olympians and World Champions loading into the gate, speed and skill combo came early for all, as the pedal manual up the first straight camel was a speed boost if performed cleanly

and a speed breaker if bonked. For Mongoose’s Cam Wood, that speed boost was shown in each of his three main events growing his lead with each catch of the pedals down the first straight. In a heated battle on both Friday and Saturday with current National No.1 Men Pro, Joris Daudet, and SpeedCo/Avian’s Izaac Kennedy, Wood showed his small hill speed to the class

Training partners, Lauren Reynolds and Alise Willoughby power into turn one.

as they race into Tulsa and the title hunt. Wood has definitely shown the BMX world his potential, and another looks to do the same in Women Pro. Alise the Beast was going fast and making moves in Bakersfield. With the 11 bike out front, there was a 44 bike rocking the Canadian flag, looking to join the fun out front. Friday’s main event saw a huge lead early for Willoughby, leaving the Women Pro field to battle four wide into turn one. Fending off the Aussie Lauren Reynolds in third, Molly Simpson locked in the second step on the podium and followed it up Saturday with her first USA BMX Pro Series win. Molly Simpson ran hot from there on out, putting the Daylight Cycles ride on top of the podium again for UCI Sunday.

The Men and Women returned to the small hill while the Vets continued their action-packed battles. With Barry Nobles staying home in Alabama, the class wasn’t void of the Chase Bicycle presence, with Tyler Brown making his Chase Bicycles debut with a Halloweenthemed Saturday podium. With the spooky vibes decorating Metro BMX, it was only fitting for the “Pumpkinhead“, Jake Peebles, to come out as a big winner on the weekend. Diving low to avoid an Upshaw/Falla elbow battle up and over turn one, Peebles came out with his first win in the Vet Pro Class and followed it up

Connor Eaton (NAG8) and Ryder Santos join forces for a pro set photo op.

Vet Pro battles were hard fought down the Metro BMX drag strip with Alan Hudson and Jeff Upshaw leading the charge.

with a Saturday second behind Jeff Upshaw. From over turn one on Friday to laying down a hot lap win on Saturday, Upshaw might be the only man to contest Nobles in Tulsa. We don’t know the outcome, but we’re willing to bet the Vet Pros are ready to put on a show come Friday Night.

One of the best aspects of the Pro Series is the stacked field of amateurs that follow the pro racing with battle after battle. Battles like the 15-16 Girls Cruiser class with Danica

Anderson and Makinzie Palmer, where Anderson showed her track speed through the second straight rhythm to pull away for the win. Just a few classes later, in 41-45 Women Cruiser, the battles were just as heavy, with Erin Artzner powering to a doubled-up weekend. The barn burners were lighting up the Bakersfield sky as 12x Girls battled bar to bar on Friday night. Those bars were owned by the always-fast Landon Burian and Lily Ashley. With Burian taking

the top spot early, Ashley had her swoop planned out and executed it to a T in turn two. Joining the battles, 14x Girls charged down the first straightaway, with Derin Merten, Sophia Rodriguez, and Taylor Rungaitis all battling through turn one. With Haro Merten taking the Friday top spot and Sophast Rodriguez

The Women Pro class‘s Payton Ridenour, Molly Simpson, and Carly Kane took to the skies over the third straight double.

Mongoose‘s Cam Wood showed Nick Adams and the rest of the Men Pro field the fast lines through Metro BMX

powering to the front of the stacked 14x Girls mains, the stage is set for Sunday in Tulsa.

Another class gearing up for a heated year-end finale is the powerful group of 17-20x. With a new hot shot, Cutter Williams, rising through the ranks after his win on Friday night at the Fall Nationals, the NAG point leaders of Drew Polk and Jordan Callum are still at their battles while leading the points. Only time will tell who locks down that big Grands win, but everyone will be looking over their shoulder to avoid the Grindle call out of “HE GOT POLKED.”

As the final mains snapped out

Big whips are a must for Shane Harlow‘s practice laps.

The little rippers of 5 & Under Novice layed down the speed with Daniel Savostin (646) lead his moto.

Navajo Nique Mendoza (1) charges into turn one with Friday‘s 41-45 Women Cruiser class.

Keiley Shea (1) showed off the new colors of 316 Racing who has now partnered with Chase Bicycles.

INDOORBMXRACING INSIDER INFORMATION

Check out these awesome Indoor facilities and stay off the couch this winter. No matter where you live, it’s well worth the drive to these indoor BMX venues to keep up your BMX skills and points.

ROCK ISLAND INDOOR BMX

2621 4th Ave., Rock Island, IL61201

District: IL01

Call or check website for specific race or practice times.

Paul DePauw: 309-791-1670 Website: usabmx.com/tracks/1936

TWIN CITY BMX District: LA01

401 Lea Joyner Memorial Expy., Monroe, LA 71201

Call or check website for specific race or practice times.

Jason Johnson: 318-791-4457 / twincitybmx@gmail.com Website: https://www.usabmx.com/tracks/1962

MISSISSIPPI VALLEY BMX RACEWAY

Mississippi Valley Fairgrounds District: IA01

2815 W Locust Street, Davenport, IA 52804

Paul DePauw: 309-791-1670 Website: usabmx.com/tracks/2008

Call or check website for specific race or practice times.

RAD CANYON BMX INDOOR District: UT02

5200 W. 9800 S., West Jordan, UT 84081

Kelly Day: 80-520-5651

radcanyonbmxut@gmail.com Website: RadCanyonBMX.com

Social Media: @RadCanyonBMX

Call or check website for specific race or practice times.

STEEL WHEELS INDOOR BMX District: IN01

709 N. Hobart Rd., Hobart, IN 46350

Race days: Thursday and Saturday

Practice days: Friday

Jackie Altizer: 219-406-9833 indianabmx@comcast.net

Call or check website for specific race or practice times.

Isanti, MN 55040

NOTE: This track directory is as of OCTOBER 2022 - and subject to change. Always call your track or check their website and/or USABMX.com before going to the track.

TUCSON-AZ 03

ALABAMA

ALABAMA

Dothan-AL 01

Circle City BMX Travis Roettgen 334-793-0189 circlecitybmxracing.com

PELHAM-AL 01

Oak Mountain BMX Marshall Mooney 205-586-2863 oakmountainbmx.com

PRATTVILLE-AL 01

Fountain City BMX Gabe Wright 334-435-0295 fountaincitybmx.com

ALASKA

FAIRBANKS-AK 01

Far North BMX Paulette Buth 907-455-7148 farnorthbmx.com

ARIZONA

BULLHEAD CITY-AZ 02

Colorado River BMX Turnell Henry 702-219-5660 usabmx.com/tracks/1672

CHANDLER-AZ 01

Chandler BMX Rachael Blackwell 480-469-4949 chandlerbmx.com

GOODYEAR-AZ 05

Goodyear BMX Raceway Paul Moore 623-670-6279 Goodyearbmx.com

KINGMAN-AZ 02

High Desert 66

Interstate BMX Shannon Patterson (928) 542-1018

LAKE HAVASU CITY-AZ 02

Lake Havasu City BMX Sean Rice (602) 618-4111 golakehavasu.com/bmx

PHOENIX-AZ 04

Black Mountain BMX

Debbie Kelley 602-999-5979 blackmountainbmx.com

SHOW LOW-AZ 04

Show Low BMX Josh Bagge 928-369-8443 showlowbmx@gmail.com

Sports Park BMX Julie & Kirk Vaughn 520-631-4256 usabmx.com/tracks/1959

TUCSON-AZ 03

Tucson BMX Andy Erickson 520-808-0641 usabmx.com/tracks/1676

YUMA-AZ 02

Yuma BMX Scott Binder 619-792-9513 usabmx.com/tracks/0009

ARKANSAS

CABOT-AR 01

Cabot BMX COMPLEX Joe Douglas 501-239-3026 Cabotbmx.com

LOWELL-AR 02

NWA BMX Andrew Strecker 479-402-0047 usabmx.com/tracks/1761

N. LITTLE ROCK-AR 01

Bonzai BMX Gary Rogers 501-410-0253 usabmx.com/tracks/1264

CALIFORNIA

APPLE VALLEY-CA 01

Apple Valley BMX Moto Park Melissa Hammonds 760-953-6361 usabmx.com/tracks/1373

BAKERSFIELD-CA 06

Metro BMX Eric Simpson 661-900-3210 racemetrobmx.com

BELLFLOWER-CA 22

Bellflower BMX Tammy Estep 562-716-0487 Bellflowerbmx.com

Camarillo-CA 07

Freedom Park BMX Raceway Richard Huvard 805-824-7854 freedomparkbmx.com

CHICO-CA 12

Silver Dollar BMX Phil Wysocki (530) 520-2014 silverdollarbmx.org

CHULA VISTA -CA 02

Chula Vista BMX Tyler Brown 949-973-0949 chulabmx.com

EL CENTRO-CA 23

Imperial Valley BMX Tommy Valencia 760-370-0565 usabmx.com/tracks/1368

EUREKA-CA 15

Redwood Empire BMX Carl Kester 707-845-0094 redwoodempirebmx.com

FRESNO- CA 10

Woodward Park BMX Samuel Benavides (559) 493-9345 fresno.gov/actionsports

HANFORD- CA 05

Hanford BMX Derek Weisser 559-816-7954 usabmx.com/tracks/1590

HESPERIA- CA 01

Hesperia BMX Dan Dalton 760-678-5792 usabmx.com/tracks/1960

LAKESIDE-CA 02

Cactus Park BMX Vincent McCurdy 619-561-3824 cactusparkbmx.com

LANCASTER-CA 17

Antelope Valley BMX Eddie Trejo 661-317-5188 antelopevalleybmx.com

LEMOORE- CA10

Lemoore BMX Raceway Derek Weisser 559-816-7954 frameworkracing.org

LUCERNE VALLEY-CA 01

Stars & Stripes BMX Paul Datuin 760-680-7612 usabmx.com/tracks/1918

MANTECA-CA 10

Spreckels Park BMX Jon Anderson 209-815-8376 usabmx.com/tracks/1770

NAPA-CA 04

North Bay BMX Stephanie Forrest 707-363-1823 usabmx.com/tracks/1721

PERRIS-CA 24

Grand Prix BMX at SoCalFair Mike Redman 951-334-7396 usabmx.com/tracks/1946

PRUNEDALE-CA 08

Manzanita Park BMX Erik Schantin (408) 410-4148 usabmx.com/tracks/1853

REEDLEY-CA 10

Air Time BMX Paul Huebert 559-859-0949 airtimebmx.moonfruit.com

REDDING-SHASTA

LAKE CITY-CA 18

Boomtown BMX Alycia Barrett 530-921-9780 usabmx.com/tracks/0987

RIO LINDA-CA 11

Elkhorn BMX Tammy & Brian Ford 916-991-2931 usabmx.com/tracks/1473

ROSEVILLE-CA 11

Oak Creek BMX Amanda Lowry 916-784-8269 oakcreekbmx.org

SAN DIEGO-CA 02 San Diego BMX Tyler Brown 949-973-0949 usabmx.com/tracks/0245

SANTA BARBARA-CA 07

Elings Park BMX Raceway Mike Ramirez 805-325-5590 usabmx.com/tracks/1790

SANTA CLARA-CA 08

Santa Clara P.A.L. BMX Joey Bixler 408-203-4609 www.santaclarapal.org/bmx

SANTA MARIA-CA 28

Santa Maria BMX Jeff Tillema 805-550-0449 usabmx.com/tracks/1895

SIMI VALLEY-CA 07

Sycamore BMX Anthony Nigro 805-583-BMX7 sycamorebmx.org

SOUTH LAKE TAHOECA 18

South Lake Tahoe BMX Duane Trevethan 775-399-3888 tahoebmx.com

UKIAH-CA 15

Rusty Bowl BMX Jared Walker 530-518-3500 usabmx.com/tracks/0897

WHITTIER-CA 13

Whittier Narrows BMX Roland Leal 626-692-6055 whittiernarrowsbmx.com

YUCAIPA-CA 23

Yucaipa BMX Tim Hansen 951-818-9777 yucaipabmx.com

YUCCA VALLEY-CA 23

Yucca Valley BMX Keri Dillman 909-744-7256 usabmx.com/tracks/1318

COLORADO

CARBONDALE-CO 01

Crown Mountain BMX Park Matthew Bunn 970-274-3013 crownbmx.com

SPRINGS-CO 03

Pikes Peak BMX Crash Warren 719-232-8880 pikespeakbmx.org

CORTEZ-CO 03

Cortez BMX Stacey Baxter 970-570-9157 cortezbmx.org

DACONO-CO 02

Dacono BMX Wyatt Ball/Chris Wooten 303-944-8392 usabmx.com/tracks/1638

DENVER-CO 02

Mile High BMX Shane Meyer (720) 366-1440 usabmx.com/tracks/1947

DURANGO-CO 03

Durango BMX Riley Shea (714) 504-2951 durangobmx.com

EAGLE-CO 01

Eagle County BMX Jay Lucas 970-390-6601 usabmx.com/tracks/1798

FOUNTAIN-CO 03

Cross Creek BMX Garret Richard 719-659-0655 usabmx.com/tracks/1822

FT. COLLINS-CO 02

Twin Silo BMX Crystal Toureene (970) 619-9732 epicbmxfc.com

GRAND JUNCTION CO 01

Grand Valley BMX Nick Adams 970-812-3394 grandvalleybmx.com

GREELEY-CO 02

Greeley Indoor BMX Brian Schillinger 720-980-3447 www.usabmx.com/ racks/1598

LITTLETON-CO 02

County Line BMX Gabrielle Schott (303) 483-7030 ssprd.org/county-line-bmx

NATURITA-CO 03

Montrose West BMX Jay & Dana Saxton 970-864-2190 usabmx.com/tracks/1987

STEAMBOAT SPRINGS-C0 01

Steamboat Springs BMX Gina Grether 970-871-9500 usabmx.com/tracks/1855

CONNECTICUT

BETHEL-CT 01

Bethel Supercross BMX Don Olson 203-744-7962 bethelbmx.com

MERIDEN-CT 01

Falcon BMX Joe Therriault 860-833-4155 falconbmx.org

TORRINGTON-CT 01

Foothills BMX Jason Lyman 860-999-4313 foothillsbmx.com

TRUMBULL-CT 01

T.R.A.C.K BMX Chris Gombos 203-257-4988 trumbullbmx.com

DELAWARE

MILFORD-DE 01

First State BMX Kimberly Hill 302-422-413 firststatebmx.com

FLORIDA

CAPE CORAL-FL 03

Cape Coral BMX Nick Jones 239-458-1943 usabmx.com/tracks/1871

DAYTONA-FL 02

Daytona BMX Bill Henry 386-690-4055 usabmx.com/tracks/1966

HIGH SPRINGS-FL 05

High Springs BMX John Pringle 352-474-8105 hsbmx.com

JACKSONVILLE-FL 05

Jacksonville BMX Chad Grace 904-386-1750 jacksonvillebmx.com

MIAMI-FL 04

Miami South BMX

Bennie Garcia 786-486-4071 miamisouthbmx.com

NAPLES-FL 03

Naples BMX Steve Kennedy 239-290-1907 naplesbmxinc@gmail.com

OLDSMAR-FL 01

Oldsmar BMX Raceway Jason Conklin 813-749-1260 myoldsmar.com

ORLANDO-FL 02

ORL BMX

Bryan Isaacson 407-297-3589 orlbmx.com

PUNTA GORDA-FL 03

Charlotte BMX Sean Lehew 941-205-8752 charlottebmx.net

RIVERVIEW-FL 01

Triple Creek BMX Kurt Laing 813-305-0070 triplecreekbmx.com

ST. AUGUSTINE-FL 05

Ancient City BMX Carl Claypool 904-342-9868 usabmx.com/tracks/1793

SARASOTA-FL 03

Sarasota BMX Jon Doty 941-960-1578 sarasotabmx.com

ST. CLOUD-FL 02

St. Cloud BMX Bryan Carpenter 407-348-0774 usabmx.com/tracks/1874

TAMPA-FL 01

Tampa BMX

Brian Bigelow 813-265-1269 tampabmx.com

WEST PALM BEACH-FL 04

Okeeheelee BMX Tommy Cross 561-248-9267 okeeheeleebmx.com

GEORGIA

AUGUSTA-GA 01

Blanchard Woods BMX

Chris Pittman 762-233-9609 blanchardwoodsbmx.com

MARIETTA-GA 01

Noonday BMX Margie Hatfield 678-614-9702 cobbcountybmx.com

MCDONOUGH-GA 01

Sandy Ridge BMX Paul Rothenbuhler 912-531-8400 sandyridgebmx.org

PEACHTREE CITY-GA 01

Peachtree BMX Shayne Robinson 678-770-1750 ptcbmx.com

POWDER SPRINGSGA 01

Cobb County BMX Margie Hatfield 678-614-9702 cobbcountybmx.com

HAWAII

HONOLULU-HI 03

Sandbox BMX Kris Moniz 808-478-7085 islandbmx.org

IDAHO

CALDWELL-ID 01

Caldwell BMX David O’Malley 208-695-4301 usabmx.com/tracks/1224

CALDWELL-ID 01

Idaho Indoor BMX Andy Seal 208-863-4890 usabmx.com/tracks/1811

COEUR D’ALENE-ID 01

Cherry Hill BMX Andrew Layton 509-867-4551 usabmx.com/tracks/1273

Snake River - ID02

East Idaho Indoor BMX Derek Smith (208) 970-1291 usabmx.com/tracks/2012

EAGLE ID 01

Eagle Park BMX Andy Andree 208-867-9219 usabmx.com/tracks/1811

IDAHO FALLS-ID 02

Snake River BMX Casey Christensen 435-764-7086 usabmx.com/tracks/1076

MOUNTAIN HOME-ID 01

Rocky Top BMX Vance Griffin 208-859-4432 usabmx.com/tracks/1276

ILLINOIS

BRIGHTON-IL 03

Brighton BMX Johnny Murdock 214-714-1747 usabmx.com/tracks/1614

EAST MOLINE-IL 01

East Moline BMX Speedway Paul Depauw 309-791-1670 usabmx.com/tracks/1921

ELGIN-IL 02

The Hill BMX Jackie Altizer 224-281-2287 usabmx.com/tracks/1178

FARMER CITY-IL 03

Farmer City BMX Rene Dunnam 217-778-7293 farmercitybmx.com

PEORIA-IL 03

Detweiller BMX Hans Schmidgall 309-369-6996 usabmx.com/tracks/1928

ROCKFORD-IL 01

Rockford BMX Jake & Candy Karau 815-964-8657 rockfordbmx.com

ROCK ISLAND-IL 01

Rock Island Indoor BMX Paul DePauw 309-791-1670 usabmx.com/tracks/1936

SPRINGFIELD-IL 03

Springfield BMX Club Jeff Tapscott 217-899-8599 usabmx.com/tracks/1849

WAUKEGAN-IL 02

Waukegan BMX Eric Muhlbach 847-782-3300 waukeganbmx.com

INDIANA

COLUMBUS-IN 02

Columbus BMX Andrew Yoder 317-372-3419 columbusbmx.com

EVANSVILLE-IN 02

Burdette Park BMX Andrew Damin 812-480-4321 burdetteparkbmx.com

FT. WAYNE-IN 01

Fort Wayne BMX Barney Goodwin 260-222-7384 ftwaynebmx.com

HOBART-IN 01

Steel Wheels Indoor Jackie Altizer 219-406-9833 steelwheelsbmx.com

INDIANAPOLIS-IN 02

Indy Cycloplex BMX Dean Peterson 317-995-6654 indycycloplex.com

PORTAGE-IN 01

Imagination Glen BMX Jackie Altizer 219-406-9833 steelwheelsbmx.com

WARSAW-IN 01 Hire Park BMX Dan Rumple 574-268-7433 hireparkbmx.com

IOWA

CEDAR RAPIDS-IA 01 CR BMX Bryan Franklin 319-551-2026 usabmx.com/tracks/1363

DAVENPORT-IA 01

MISSISSIPPI VALLEY BMX RACEWAY Paul DePauw 309-791-1670 usabmx.com/tracks/2008

DES MOINES-IA 01 80/35 BMX Casey Welty 515-250-6498 usabmx.com/tracks/1778

KANSAS

PARK CITY-KS 02 Park City BMX Jamie Johnson (316) 670-6893 parkcitybmx.com

TOPEKA-KS 01

Heartland BMX Corey Shepard 785-817-3706 heartlandbmx.org

WICHITA-KS 02

Emery Park BMX Garret Meller 316-573-7193 emeryparkbmx.com/

KENTUCKY

LOUISVILLE-KY 01 Derby City BMX Joel Pena 281-912-4312 usabmx.com/tracks/1879

LOUISIANA

GRETNA-LA 01 Gretna BMX Raceway Clark Dufrene Jr. 504-371-5197 usabmx.com/tracks/1740

LAFAYETTE-LA 01 Cajun BMX Park Desiree Wapnarski 337-654-1357 usabmx.com/tracks/1995

SHREVEPORT-LA 01

Cargill Park BMX Craton Cochran 318-347-4098 usabmx.com/tracks/0156

MONROE-LA 01

Twin City BMX Jason Johnson 318-614-4584 usabmx.com/tracks/1962

MARYLAND

CHAPTICO-MD 01 Southern Maryland BMX Gregory Wheeler 240-925-3825 somdbmx.com

CUMBERLAND-MD 01

Riverside BMX Jospeh Faidley 240-362-6280 riversidebmx.org

HAGERSTOWN-MD 01

Hagerstown BMX Amanda Warner 301-748-8276 hagerstownbmx.com

SEVERN-MD 01

Chesapeake BMX Charles Ellis 410-969-5177 chesapeakebmx.com

MASSACHUSETTS

BILLERICA-MA 02

Billerica BMX

Bill O’Brien 781-929-7043 usabmx.com/tracks/1625

FORESTDALE-MA 02

Cape Cod BMX Tammy Gibbs 508-326-2472 capecodbmx.com

WAKEFIELD-MA 01

Wakefield BMX Roger Gould 978-806-1844 usabmx.com/tracks/1922

WESTFIELD-MA 01

Whip City BMX Al Pighetti 413-562-6651 whipcitybmx.com

MICHIGAN

DAVISON-MI 01

Richfield Park BMX Austin Kelly 810-4441-6193 richfieldparkbmx.com

GOODELLS-MI 01

CanAm BMX Curtis Brown Jr. 586-612-1809 canambmx.com

GRAND RAPIDS-MI 01

Rock City BMX Tracy Salisbury 616-696-3368 rockcitybmx.com

LANSING-MI 01

Capitol City Family BMX Steve Dyer 517-610-6607 usabmx.com/tracks/1537

MARQUETTE-MI 07

Marquette BMX Doug Pennala 906-360-2446 marquettebmx.com

MIDLAND-MI 01

Midland BMX Vince Miller 757-344-6196 usabmx.com/tracks/1883

TRAVERSE CITY-MI 01

Grand Traverse County BMX Richard Cebula 231-357-0489 usabmx.com/tracks/1873

WATERFORD-MI 01

Waterford Oaks BMX Josh Long 810-964-1237 waterfordoaksbmx.com

MINNESOTA

BRAINERD-MN 04

Lakes Area BMX Clayton Caird 218-820-4889 lakesareabmx.com

FARIBAULT-MN 02

Faribault BMX Stuart Mahowald 507-330-2202 usabmx.com/tracks/1437

FERGUS FALLS-MN 05

I-94 BMX Heather Jonas 218-770-0492 usabmx.com/tracks/1302

GLENCOE-MN 06

Buffalo Creek BMX Darron Alsleben 320-224-6655 buffalocreekbmx.com

ISANTI-MN 01

Rum River BMX Josh Robinson / Alissa Chartrand info@rumriverbmx.com rumriverbmx.com

MANKATO-MN 02

Mankato Area BMX Jim Klein 507-340-4528 usabmx.com/tracks/0512

NEW ULM-MN 02

River Valley BMX Josh Nosbush 507-276-3078 usabmx.com/tracks/1337

SPICER-MN 06

Green Lake BMX Brandon Michaelis 320-403-2473 greenlakebmx.com

ST. CLOUD-MN 06

Pineview Park BMX Mark Post 320-230-7820 pineviewparkbmx.com ST. MICHAEL-MN 06 St. MA (Michaels) BMX Dan Isaacs 320-260-1338 stmabmx.com

MISSISSIPPI

RIDGELAND-MS 01

Mag-Ridge BMX Bernie Brenneman 601-750-2456 magnoliaridgebmx.com

MISSOURI

BLUE SPRINGS-MO 01

Blue Springs BMX Ben Harves 816-598-4303 bluespringsbmx.com

KANSAS CITY-MO 01

Raytown BMX Harley Kennedy 913-749-8071 raytownbmx.org

SPRINGFIELD-MO 03

Spokes BMX Raceway Aleisha Oldham 417-838-6337 usabmx.com/tracks/1195

ST. LOUIS-MO 02

Sunset Hills BMX

Johnny Murdock 214-714-1747 usabmx.com/tracks/2007

ST. PETERS-MO 02

St. Peters BMX

Mike & Laurie Demmin 636-294-6060 usabmx.com/tracks/1229

MONTANA

BOZEMAN-MT 01

Gallatin Valley BMX

David Priest 406-599-3400 usabmx.com/tracks/1030

GREAT FALLS-MT 01

Electric City BMX

Shyla Maziarz 760-980-4037 usabmx.com/tracks/1119

NEBRASKA

KEARNEY-NE 01

Tri-City BMX

Amanda Majer 308-293-6861 www.tricitybmx.net/

LINCOLN-NE 01

Star City BMX Josh Larson 402-570-5734 starcitybmx.com

OMAHA-NE 01

Omaha BMX Joey Lee (402) 659-7028 omahabmx.com

NEVADA

BOULDER CITY-NV 01

Boulder BMX, Inc. Tay Wilborn 702-420-3411 usabmx.com/tracks/1781

CARSON CITY-NV 02

Carson City BMX

Mary Leaming 775-246-3660 usabmx.com/tracks/1240

ELY-NV 02

White Pine BMX

Chet Gardner (775) 293-3747 whitepinebmx.com

FERNLEY-NV 02

Fernley BMX Gabe Leija 530-321-5621 fernleybmx.com

HENDERSON-NV 01

Whitney Mesa BMX Mac Hopson 702-445-5203 usabmx.com/tracks/1982

LAS VEGAS-NV 01

Ed Fountain Park BMX Raceway

Turnell Henry 702-219-5660 www.efpbmx.org

LAS VEGAS-NV 01

Nellis BMX

John Diaz 702-523-4800 usabmx.com/tracks/1929

RENO-NV 02

Reno Battleborn BMX Shawn Buck 775-313-3729 usabmx.com/tracks/1355

NEW MEXICO

ALBUQUERQUE-NM 01

Duke City BMX

Justin Hawkinson (505) 250-2264 dukecitybmx.org

DEMING-NM 01

Five Seven Five BMX

James Baca 575-494-6186 usabmx.com/tracks/1993

LAS CRUCES-NM 02

Wild Chile BMX Edward Sanchez (575) 644-3991 usabmx.com/tracks/1937

NEW JERSEY

EGG HARBOR TWP-NJ 01

EHT BMX

Dave Dorofee 609-927-9089 usabmx.com/tracks/1841

FLEMINGTON-NJ 01

Hunterdon County BMX Carol Hample 908-391-2670 hcbmx.com

HOWELL-NJ 01

Central Jersey BMX Ken Indiero 732-863-1010 cjbmx.org

NEW YORK

BEMUS POINT-NY 02

Charlie’s BMX Track, Inc. Douglas Sundquist 716-499-8020 charliesbmx.org

BRIDGEWATER-NY 03

CNY BMX Jamie Sherwood cnybmx.com

HAMBURG-NY 02

South Towns BMX Louis (Butch) Kaminski 716-992-6421 usabmx.com/tracks/1913

HORSEHEADS-NY 04

Horseheads BMX Gary Bleil 607-624-7102 usabmx.com/tracks/1413

KINGSTON-NY 01

Kingston Point BMX Michael Henderson 845-339-0618 usabmx.com/tracks/1238

NEWARK-NY 02

Upstate BMX Stephanie Liechti 585-233-2026 upstatebmx.com

NEW PALTZ-NY 01

New Paltz BMX Amy Gigliuto 845-255-1269 newpaltzbmx.org

ROTTERDAM-NY 03 Tri-City BMX Sarah Robichaud 518-382-2691 tri-citybmx.org

SHOREHAM-NY 01 BMX@ Shoreham Chris Hess 631-821-5569 shorehambmx.org

NORTH CAROLINA

BURLINGTON-NC 02

Burlington BMX Paul Constantino 336-558-5284 burlingtonbmx.com

CHARLOTTE-NC 01

Hornet’s-Nest Park BMX Mark Coates 704-226-8420 ncbmx.com

CLEMMONS-NC 01

Tanglewood BMX Braden Romer 336-766-5269 usabmx.com/tracks/1906

RALEIGH-NC 02

Capital City BMX Geoff Gray 919-669-5257 ccbmx.org

NORTH DAKOTA

BISMARK-ND 01 Fastrax BMX Jamy Mills 701-400-5909 usabmx.com/tracks/1486

GRAND FORKS-ND 01

Red River BMX Danny Weigel 701-330-0317 usabmx.com/tracks/1360

OHIO

AKRON-OH 02

Akron BMX Joe Legnasky 330-622-1297 akronbmx.org

CLEVES-OH 01

Cleves BMX Rob Cavanaugh 513-403-8954 usabmx.com/tracks/1919

DAYTON-OH 01

Dayton Indoor BMX Bob Bruns 937-866-1414 bmxdayton.com

HAMILTON-OH 01

Hamilton BMX Barb Johnson 513-804-5438 hamiltonbmx.com

KETTERING-OH 01

Kettering Park BMX Eric Jones 937-726-2868 bmxdayton.com

MARYSVILLE-OH 02

Marysville BMX Chad Clarridge 937-537-1820 usabmx.com/tracks/2005

TOLEDO-OH 02

Speedway BMX Joel Rincon 419-260-5335 toledospeedwaybmx.com

WESTERVILLE-OH 02

Westerville BMX

Chad Buehrer 614-581-7859 westervillebmx.org

OKLAHOMA

SAND SPRINGS-OK 02

Sand Springs BMX Fred Nelson (918) 855-0344 sandspringsbmx.com

YUKON-OK 01

Yukon BMX Levi Wilson 405-880-3680 YukonBMX.org

PRYOR-OK 02

Mayes County BMX Cindy & Dale Riley 918-533-3565 usabmx.com/tracks/2003

OREGON

BEND-OR 02 Bend BMX Nick Scott 541-771-1981 usabmx.com/tracks/0902

EUGENE-OR 02

Emerald Valley BMX Stephen Depews (541) 918-1230 usabmx.com/tracks/0081

GRANTS PASS-OR 02

River City BMX James Martin 541-450-0569 usabmx.com/tracks/1259

KLAMATH FALLS-OR 02 Klamath Falls BMX Joe McGonigle 831-588-7527 usabmx.com/tracks/1471

MEDFORD-OR 02

Rogue Valley BMX Curtis Buckelew 541-282-4544 usabmx.com/tracks/1509

MOLALLA-OR 01

Molalla BMX Ryan Powell 503-575-0336 molallariverbmx.com

NEWBERG-OR 01

Chehalem Valley BMX Richard Klass 970-481-0232 usabmx.com/tracks/1514

REDMOND- OR 01

Smith Rock BMX Seth Tassie 360-929-3067 usabmx.com/tracks/1610

ROSEBURG- OR 02

Umpqua Valley BMX Hilary Phillips 541-900-3132 usabmx.com/tracks/0130

SAINT HELENS-OR 01

Columbia River BMX Paul Barlow 971-563-8786 usabmx.com/tracks/1641

PENNSYLVANIA

ATHENS-PA 01

Valley BMX Ed Garrity 570-888-1850 usabmx.com/tracks/0263

CLARKS SUMMIT-PA 01

Cedar BMX

Candy Rosencrance 570-855-8191 cedarbmx.com

ERIE-PA 04

Lake Shore BMX Brian Trick 814-440-3553 lakeshorebmx.org

JOHNSTOWN-PA 04

Johnstown BMX Tony Luther 814-932-0550 johnstownbmx.org

PITTSBURGH-PA 04

South Park BMX Jon Spynda 412-368-6147 spbmx.net

POTTSTOWN-PA 02

Trilogy Park BMX Glen Knapper 484-300-9935 usabmx.com/tracks/1868

TITUSVILLE-PA 04

Drake Well BMX Mike Howard 814-795-6734 drakewellbmx.com

WEST MORELAND-PA 04

Westmoreland BMX Anthony Palombo 412-799-3342 westmorelandbmx.com

YORK-PA 02

Revolution Bike Park Brandt Wilson 717-881-7487 bumpsnberms.com

RHODE ISLAND

WEST GREENWICH-RI 01

Woodland BMX Carl Knott 401-702-2269 woodlandbmx.com

SOUTH CAROLINA

LEXINGTON-SC 01

Lexington BMX Ralla Kuhns 803-582-9910 usabmx.com/tracks/1904

ROCK HILL-SC 01

Rock Hill BMX Mike King 803-325-2630 rockhillscbmx.com

SPARTANBURG-SC 01

Spartanburg BMX Jared Stokes 864-308-6539 usabmx.com/tracks/1639

SOUTH DAKOTA

ABERDEEN-SD 02

Aberdeen Hub Area BMX Kyle Oswald 605-216-1910 aberdeenbmx.com

RAPID CITY-SD 01

Rapid City BMX Jamie Muth (605) 431-0688 rapidcitybmx.com

TENNESSEE

CLEVELAND-TN 02

Bradley BMX Chris Noles 413-315-1681 usabmx.com/tracks/1510

NASHVILLE-TN 01

Music City BMX Assoc. Trey Andre’ 615-506-3597 musiccitybmx.com

MEMPHIS-TN 01

Shelby Farms BMX John Powell shelbyfarmsbmx@yahoo. com shelbyfarmsbmx.com

MORRISTOWN-TN 02

Morristown BMX Michael Matarazzo 407-929-1329 usabmx.com/tracks/1843

TEXAS

BOWIE-TX 01

Bowie BMX Sean Reno 940-366-2170 www.usabmx.comtracks/2008

DESOTO-TX 01

Desoto BMX Christopher Allen 214-864-5653 desotobmx.net

EL PASO-TX 08

Sun City BMX Eric Watts www.usabmx.com/ tracks/1593

EL PASO-TX 08

Desert Downs BMX Bobby Irvin 602-400-7185 usabmx.com/tracks/1055

FT. WORTH-TX 01

Cowtown BMX Craig Prince 817-834-0279 cowtownbmx.com

HOUSTON-TX 13

Rockstar Energy Bike Park

Lee Lewis 936-217-9401 www.usabmx.comtracks/2002

KATY-TX 13

Katy BMX Billy Pine 832-265-1483 usabmx.com/tracks/1951

MIDLAND-TX 07

West Texas BMX

Dineka Davis 432-889-4253 usabmx.com/tracks/1780

PEARLAND-TX 13

Pearland BMX

Ed Dorrian 281-229-9650 pearlandbmx.com

PFLUGERVILLE-TX 06

Capitol City BMX

Tanner Sebesta 512-508-5001 centraltexasbmx.com

SAN ANTONIO-TX 06

Lone Star BMX

Amber Sterriker (512) 590-5611 lonestarbmx.com

WICHITA FALLS-TX 01

Wee-chi-tah BMX Rick Johnson 940-636-9649 usabmx.com/tracks/1965

UTAH

OGDEN-UT 01

Legacy Raceway BMX Zach Randall 801-884-7610 usabmx.com/tracks/1819

RICHFIELD-UT 03

Red Hills BMX

Tara & Kurt Heath 435-979-8272 usabmx.com/tracks/1800

RICHFIELD-UT 03

Red Hills Indoor BMX

Jason Christensen & Jacy McConnell 435-287-6239/435-8931582 usabmx.com/tracks/1800

SANTA CLARA-UT 03

Santa Clara BMX

Brooke Seely 435-862-9386 SantaClaraBMX.com

SOUTH JORDAN-UT 02

Rad Canyon BMX Kelly Day 801-520-5651 radcanyonbmx.com

SOUTH JORDAN-UT 02

Rad Canyon BMX Indoor Kelly Day 801-520-5651 radcanyonbmx.com

Tooele - UT02

Deseret Peak BMX Danielle Radford (801) 842-3012 usabmx.com/tracks/1518

VIRGIN-UT 03

Virgin Utah BMX Mark Perkins 435-513-1701 www.virginbmx.com

VERMONT

BENNINGTON-VT 01

Catamount BMX

Andre-Anne Chenaille 802-779-6097 catamountbmx.org

VIRGINIA

HAMPTON-VA 01

Hampton BMX Addam Parker 757-951-6175 hamptonbmx.com

PETERSBURG-VA 01

VMP BMX Bud Higgins 804-301-5059 vmpbmx.com

RICHMOND-VA 01

Richmond BMX Gary Craig 804-516-9162 richmondbmx.com

WINCHESTER-VA 01

Winchester BMX Nathan Lowndes 540-771-4099 usabmx.com/tracks/1899

WOODBRIDGE-VA 01

Northern Virginia BMX Curtis Dowdy 703-951-7269 novabmx.org

WASHINGTON

BELLINGHAM-WA 01

North Washington BMX Jason Braden (360) 820-6710 bellinghambmx.com

EVERETT-WA 01

Bigfoot BMX Marlena Berkheiser 206-707-5037 usabmx.com/tracks/1372

MOSES LAKE-WA 03

Moses Lake BMX Jeff Niehenke 509-998-0100 www.moseslakebmx.com

MT. VERNON-WA 01

Bakerview BMX Holly Braaten (360) 391-3342 bakerviewbmx.com

PORT ANGELES-WA 02

Lincoln Park BMX Sean Coleman 360-460-1435 usabmx.com/tracks/1251

PORT ORCHARD-WA 02

Peninsula Indoor BMX Joel & Erin Moore 360-850-8200 gobmx.com

RICHLAND-WA 03

Columbia Basin BMX Jeremy Barton (509) 551-2109 columbiabasinbmx.com

SEA TAC-WA 01

North Sea Tac BMX Joe & Yvonne Stropko 206-243-4411 seatacbmx.org

SPOKANE-WA 03

Spokane BMX Cicely Bradley 509-995-0726 usabmx.com/tracks/1801

SUMNER-WA 02

River Valley BMX Kory Bartel 509-590-6733 rivervalleybmxracing.com

WALLA WALLA-WA 03

Walla Walla Valley BMX Jessika Bannerman 509-301-1166 usabmx.com/tracks/1390

WISCONSIN

DEFOREST-WI 02

Mad Town BMX Stuart Wright 608-566-0403 usabmx.com/tracks/1967

OSHKOSH-WI 02

Winnebagoland BMX Troy Kasper 920-573-5037 winnebagolandbmx.org

RHINELANDER-WI 03 Hodag BMX Rob Deede 715-360-6822 hodagbmx.com

WISCONSIN RAPIDSWI 03

Central Wisconsin BMX Chris Severin 715-572-2075 cwbmx.org

WYOMING

CASPER-WY 01 Mike Sedar BMX J.B. Sorensen 307-259-4288 usabmx.com/tracks/1019

GILLETTE-WY 01

Razor City BMX Garett Massey (701) 400-6915 razorcitybmx.org/

GREEN RIVER - WY01

Southwest Wyoming BMX Artiz Salinas (307) 871-1443 usabmx.com/tracks/1561

ROCK SPRINGS-WY01

SW Wyoming Indoor BMX Siobhan Ledford 307-922-3542 usabmx.com/tracks/1501

CANADA

BRITISH COLUMBIA

ABBOTSFORD-BC 02

Abbotsford BMX Libby Ratcliff 604-309-0687 usabmx.com/tracks/1526

ABBOTSFORD-BC 02

Abbotsford Indoor BMX

Libby Ratcliff 604-309-0687 usabmx.com/tracks/1600

CUMBERLAND-BC 01

Coal Hills BMX

Corby Johnson 250-336-2699 usabmx.com/tracks/1538

CRANBROOK-BC 02

Cranbrook BMX Laura Niehaus 250-808-4672 usabmx.com/tracks/1992

GRAND FORKS-BC 02

Grand Forks BMX

Ryan Vaugeois 250-443-1244 usabmx.com/tracks/1667

KAMLOOPS-BC 04

Greater Kamloops BMX Martin Young 250-318-3305 jeffbabuin@gmail.com bmxcanada.org/tracks/1647

KELOWNA-BC 04

Kelowna BMX Kirk Van Cornewal (No Phone Number) trackmanager@kelownabmx. com

LANGLEY-BC 02

Langley BMX Peter Kuyvenhoven 778-231-8158 langleybmx.ca

NANAIMO-BC 01

Nanaimo BMX Tania Walton 250-714-1512 nanaimobmx.com

NORTH VANCOUVERBC 02 North Shore BMX Alan Moat 604-809-1008 northshorebmx.com

PEMBERTON-BC 02

Pemberton BMX Graham Turner 604-966-2311 www.pembertonbmx.com

PENTICTON-BC 04

Penticton BMX Len McLean 250-689-0220 pentictonbmx.com

PRINCE GEORGE-BC 02

Supertrak BMX Dawn Jarabek (250) 981-8791 usabmx.com/tracks/1695

SALMO-BC 02

West Kootenay BMX Lyndon Schiewe 250-551-3640 usabmx.com/tracks/1810

QUALICUM-BC 01

Oceanside BMX Robert Grecht 250-240-5001 usabmx.com/tracks/1605

SQUAMISH-BC 02

Squamish BMX Todd Pope 604-815-9010 squamishbmx.com

VERNON-BC 04

Vernon Ranger Park BMX Shylo Orchard 250-306-8882 vernonbmx.com

VICTORIA-BC 01

Greater Victoria BMX

Kyle Besler (250) 516-6703 victoriabmx.com

WHISTLER-BC 02

Whistler BMX

Jody Hallett 604-905-9026 whistlerbmx.com

MANITOBA

WINNIPEG-MB 01

Destination X BMX

Melissa & Jason Osadac 204-291-7198 destinationxbmx.ca

ONTARIO

CHATHAM-ON 01

Wolfe Creek BMX

Tom Maciejowski 519-350-1953 wolfecreekbmx.com

CORNWALL-ON 01

Cornwall BMX Dan Drouin 614-662-1790 cornwallbmx.ca

KINGSTON-ON 01

Kingston BMX Jason Kelly 613-572-2893 kingstonbmx.com

MILTON-ON 01

Milton BMX Racing Tim Walter 519-716-1379 mbmxracing.com

NIAGARA FALLS-ON 01

Falls BMX Park Jason Myslowka 905-325-0996 bmxcanada.org/tracks/1985

OTTAWA-ON 01 Nepean BMX Jay Parsons nepeanbmx@gmail.com

STOUFFVILLE-ON 01

Stouffville BMX Brendan Arnold 416-802-4727 stouffvillebmx.ca

CURACAO

WILLEMSTAD-CW 01

Global BMX J.H. Lucien Isenia 599-9-737-0908 goglobalbmx.com

7 C. Baxter 25 4082

8 E. Markley 15 3873

9 B. Bryson 12 3766

Dear Gabi,

WHAT THE HECK! Where did the time go?????

I would like to personally thank everyone for another crazy fun filled year! 2022 did not disappoint…Faith David and Ryan McGrath, thank you both so much for your continued support, I would be lost without you both!

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7 W. Green 9 2225

8 A. Governo 37 1903

9 K. Brown 44 1762

10 T. Homer 56 1508

GIRLS CRUISER

1 N. Mendoza 42 8674

2 D. Gatz 60 7337

3 C. Partee 50 7237

4 A. Morris 30 3954

5 K. Fields 44 3941

6 C. Piper 49 3039

7 Y. Turner 8 1413

8 H. Shear 9 911 9 A. De Vera 38 345 10 C. Fields 9 186

Ca23 BOYS

1 J. Eland 12 8603

* B. Shatswell Iii 13 8493

2 K. Cannon 8 5342

3 A. Rocha 13 5177

4 K. Hepler 13 4659

5 C. Reek 16 4655

6 L. Auyon 11 4241

7 P. Ellis 11 4160

8 G. Jones 15 3753

9 D. Lafave 17 3725

10 D. Lynn 13 3689

GIRLS

1 K. Shatswell 11 5540

2 E. Gaddis 10 4756

3 Z. Gaddis 8 3115

4 M. Haines 12 2165

5 M. Lee 11 1745

6 C. Raeck 17 1424

7 C. Plourd 7 1386

8 G. Johannsson 10 1374

9 D. Mccubbin 16 1360

10 K. Zuniga 7 1320

CRUISER

1 B. Shatswell Iii 13 6451

2 J. Felix 58 3770

3 M. Lacy 54 2350

4 S. Thrash 49 2239

5 A. Rocha 13 2138

6 M. Barnett 53 1776

7 C. Baker 56 1170

8 D. Mihalich 49 1038

9 C. Reed 12 918

10 W. Reed 11 824

GIRLS CRUISER

1 E. Reek 48 1761

2 M. Cannon 36 1167

3 C. Raeck 17 345

4 M. Skibel 53 132

5 J. Judson 32 110

6 J. Hernandez 13 84

7 M. Scott 17 83

8 B. Moler 13 4

9 H. Young 43 4

Ca24 BOYS 1 D. Myers 8 10627 2 T. Janssens 10 10039 3 R. Merki 11 9684 4 A. Parkinson 9 8433 5 M. Fox 5 7907 6 R. Huser 14 6962 7 D. Reeder 14 6892

8 O. Allen 6 6722 * W. Williams 10 6432 9 C. Everman 10 5960 10 T. Wagoner 13 5785 GIRLS * K. Cyrus 14 16207 1 M. Thompson 11 7962 2 R. Fox 8 6518 3 S. Elliott 13 3304 4 M. Aguilar 10 3298 5 A. Sanders 12 2463 6 M. Aguilar 14 2227 7 R. Huser 16 1475 8 R. Reich 13 799 9 E. Feinberg 10 312 10 K. Wagoner 14 273 CRUISER 1 D. Myers 8 5464 2 R. Huser 14 4146 3 R. Merki 11 4001 4 J. Stubbs 7 3965 5 J. Morgan 11 3256 6 K. Christopher 14 3073 7 A. Idlof 43 2112 8 S. Harlow 27 1766 9 D. Morris 61 1744 10 V. Gomez

Ca28 BOYS 1 L. Donnelly 11 14262 2 E. Gibson 13 11124 3 T. Clark 14 7766 4 D. Kuhry 18 7758 5 D. Schmidt 10 7406 6 C. Boyer 9 6895 7 G. Tillema 17 6108 8 L. Huvard 17 5597 9 V. Slipich 9 5538 10 L. Folkrod 19 4699

GIRLS

1 E. Cardenas 11 5119 2 S. Martin 7 4187 3 L. Jones 20 2451 4 J. Cardoso 11 2169 5 H. Huvard 32 1596 6 M. Ramirez 11 1209 7 J. Pillado 9 647 8 K. Arnold 7 577 9 D. Cundieff 45 568 10 U. Woods 11 417

CRUISER

1 L. Donnelly 11 9993 2 T. Clark 14 7162 3 E. Gibson 13 6508 4 G. Tillema 17 6191 5 V. Slipich 9 5396 6 L. Huvard 17 5008

7 W. Cardenas 11 4931 8 C. Boyer 9 4380 9 D. Schmidt 10 4167 10 E. Stevens 14 3311

GIRLS CRUISER

1 E. Cardenas 11 4080 2 H. Huvard 32 1723

3 D. Cundieff 45 1245 4 M. Ramirez 11 432 5 K. Arnold 7 315 6 L. Ocampo 13 126

7 A. Huvard 30 111

COLORADO

Co01 BOYS

1 K. Mccain 15 11233

2 M. Gunning 13 10659

3 G. Merriam 10 10176 4 I. Westerman 14 8762 5 C. Maybon 16 8404 6 C. White 12 8334 7 J. Eakins 11 8070 8 T. Peterson 15 6717 9 A. Gutmann 14 5974 10 T. Stiebel 13 5574

GIRLS

1 M. Joseph 15 9241 2 S. Matthews 18 8427 3 V. Merriam 9 7783 4 I. Sargent 20 4233 5 T. Barney 15 4158 6 T. Trulove 8 2933

7 J. Bunn 6 2630

8 R. Noteware 9 2383

9 A. Tezanos 12 1574

10 M. Zimmerman 20 1334

CRUISER

1 M. Gunning 13 11163

2 C. Maybon 16 9903

3 G. Merriam 10 9634

4 J. Eakins 11 9391

5 I. Westerman 14 9164 6 A. Gutmann 14 6751

7 K. Mccain 15 6510

8 T. Taggart 8 6061

9 C. White 12 5392

10 P. Tezanos 8 5127

GIRLS CRUISER

1 S. Matthews 18 8828

2 V. Merriam 9 5974

3 I. Sargent 20 3836

4 T. Barney 15 3695

5 R. Noteware 9 2124

6 J. Bunn 6 638

7 M. Zimmerman 20 183

Co02

BOYS

1 Z. Martinez 10 13358

2 B. Gibbs 12 11779

3 C. Noyola 10 11682

4 A. Burnside 9 10597

5 W. Westover 15 9055

6 C. Benge 16 8825

7 N. Branch 36 7310

8 T. Dunning 10 6747

9 A. Steuart 17 6474

10 L. Hart 12 6173

GIRLS

1 D. Noyola 8 15234

2 K. Gannon 9 6921

3 Z. Dannenberg 13 6429

4 R. Fedewa 16 3793

5 I. Troxell 14 2941

6 T. Mattheis 11 2869

7 S. Levan 50 2068

8 I. Meyer 15 1979

9 P. Maresh 58 1929

10 K. Brown 11 1475

CRUISER

1 D. Miller 57 6583

2 J. Cavallaro 20 5864

3 D. Steuart 11 5789

4 M. Elhardt 53 4957

5 W. Westover 15 4939

6 A. Steuart 17 3964

7 S. Mcmenimen 9 3793

8 C. Wooten 9 3659

9 M. Parada 47 3251

10 C. Diaz 48 2819

GIRLS CRUISER

1 P. Maresh 58 4188

2 I. Meyer 15 3686

3 C. Gannon 36 2885

4 A. Reed 33 2695

5 A. Lee 55 2417

6 C. Toureene 43 2300

7 N. Steinmetz 45 2122

8 S. Levan 50 2089

9 A. Fetch 33 1956

10 B. Jarrett 11 1125

Co03 BOYS

1 D. Pawlicki 16 6616

2 W. Speicher 13 5309

3 J. Duffy 13 4758

4 N. Foutz 12 4527

5 S. Jones 14 4516

6 G. Hartley 10 4091

10 B. Markley 18 3754

GIRLS

1 L. Hinton 13 8351

2 O. Hinton 16 6853

3 K. Dodge 15 3991

4 A. Dunne 11 3821

5 A. Cabrera 10 2072

6 J. Koskinen 6 1579

7 L. Blacow 13 1380 8 H. Farris 10 1352

9 W. Winebarger 9 1284

10 Z. Waage 8 960

CRUISER

1 G. White 16 4982

2 W. Speicher 13 4702

3 G. Hartley 10 3858

4 B. Starkey 57 3791

5 W. White 14 2946

6 R. Shea 21 2545

7 O. Moore 16 2380

8 H. Gossage 19 2035

9 J. Richard 7 2022 10 K. Mcvay 13 1737

GIRLS CRUISER

1 L. Hinton 13 7896

2 K. Dodge 15 5593 3 A. Dunne 11 3088

4 S. Dragan 10 2104

5 L. Blacow 13 2038

6 B. Tabor 35 646

7 E. Weber 33 244 8 O. Hinton 16 210 9 S. Weese 23 128 10 H. Farris 10 83

CONNECTICUT

Ct01

BOYS 1 S. Oldham 38 10271

2 W. Hamel 15 9981

3 C. Palmer 11 9147 4 R. Waters 7 9009 5 S. Spence 12 7582 7 M. Savage 56 7442 6 M. Meinel 11 7442 8 L. Rice 9 6831 9 G. Tirendi 53 6502 10 R. Reale 17 6405

GIRLS

1 I. Nelson 16 6842

2 P. Pulaski 17 6709

3 C. Stone 12 5986

4 S. Sperrazza 17 5555

5 K. Spence 7 4850 6 M. Sloan 15 4529

7 M. Lyman 17 4056 8 C. Rothstein 8 3974 9 D. Murphy 23 3928 10 L. Cormier 17 3149

CRUISER

1 R. Waters 7 10360 2 C. Palmer 11 8232 3 M. Meinel 11 7971 4 M. Aquilio 14 7816 5 C. Pedersen 16 7557 6 S. Oldham 38 7412

7 L. Rice 9 6861 8 W. Hamel 15 6159 9 L. Carroll 7 5841 10 B. Bruns 9 5753 GIRLS CRUISER

1 P. Pulaski 17 7892 2 C. Stone 12 7557 3 E. Urban 15 5995 4 R. Olson 11 5200 5 V. Fullam 27 4906 6 I. Nelson 16 4435 7 J. Dohan 39 4203 8 M. Lyman 17 2960 9 D. Vyce 42 2879 10 L. Roy 35 2316

DELAWARE

De01 BOYS 1 K. Hill 19 5815 2 N. White 14 5721 3 N. Ternahan 11 5002

4 A. Yoder 10 4734 5 A. Hevner 14 4707 6 L. Hill 15 4694 7 A. Moore 10 4215 8 J. Reed 11 3811 9 R. Hansen 8 3473 10 B. Reed 8 3472 GIRLS

1 A. Willin 7 7667 2 C. Gallagher 19 3453 3 L. Usilton 8 2759 4 A. Ternahan 6 2571

5 E. Parsons 19 1902 6 R. Donohue 12 1682 7 K. Piotti 37 1634 8 A. Teran-Wilhelm 1327 9 M. Teran-Wilhelm 1164 10 A. Teran-Wilhelm 1097 CRUISER

1 B. White 50 5193 2 J. Kramer 41 3483 3 S. Hevner 49 3282 4 A. Hevner 14 3149 5 L. Decento 9 3116 6 A. Moore 10 3050 7 R. Hansen 8 2296 8 L. Moore 4 2108 9 A. Yoder 10 1877 10 M. Zimmerman 42 1753 GIRLS CRUISER 1 I. Usilton 13 3975 2 A. Teran-Wilhelm 3298 3 L. Usilton 8 3039 4 K. Piotti 37 2453 5 E. Parsons 19 2134 6 K. Werner 16 1899 7 A. Willin 7 1636 8 T. Pettit 49 1376 9 A. Siwarski 9 1314

2 M. Monegro 11 11010

3 L. Bowles 10 9446 4 K. Goto 10 8640 5 L. Montero 8 8481 6 P. Monegro 6 6116 7 L. Schultz 11 5959 8 N. Robles 8 5480 9 J. Mitchell 15 5413 10 C. Craig 13 5186

GIRLS

1 L. Hegberg 8 9371

2 M. Fuchs 16 4309

3 H. Canida 13 3448

4 S. Pearce 13 2308

5 G. Shrawder 13 1987

6 A. Srsic 42 1608

7 A. Novak 17 1477

8 E. Mccracken 17 1361 9 J. Wyllie 15 1223 10 L. Jones 57 1041

CRUISER

1 L. Montero 8 10691

2 K. Goto 10 10232

3 R. Monegro 41 6652 4 J. Mitchell 15 6327

5 W. Schmitz 44 5442

6 N. Robles 8 5205

7 L. Canida 9 4890

8 D. Navis 57 4858

9 B. Hegberg 10 4762 10 M. Warren 56 4380

GIRLS CRUISER

1 M. Fuchs 16 7588

2 L. Fresneda 27 5057

3 H. Canida 13 3970 4 S. Pearce 13 3654 5 M. Batz 11 3376 6 A. Novak 17 3119

7 V. Mateo-Batz 36 3092

8 K. Young 63 2654 9 E. Mccracken 17 2477 10 A. Srsic 42 2129

Fl02 BOYS

1 W. Lindbery 9 12214

2 D. Williams 8 12096

3 L. Ruiz 13 11993

4 D. Motley 52 11485

5 W. Meurlot 19 7967

6 R. Silva 53 7661

7 W. Caccavale 9 7321

8 G. Wood 12 7129 9 T. Koll 13 6749 10 J. Koll 11 6593 GIRLS

1 S. Smith 9 16134

2 M. Cristancho Meji A1 4138 3 E. Pierce 11 11514

4 I. Franco Soares 11013

5 A. Trimm 14 6284 6 L. Pringle 13 6187 7 K. Wren 11 6068 8 T. Pierce 12 5627

9 K. Pringle 11 4938 10 S. Cunningham 8 3933 CRUISER 1 D. Motley 52 9888 2 C. Peebles 23 9572 3 T. Koll 13 7960 4 J. Phillips 35 6257

5 J. Pringle 56 5917 6 J. Kinnard 58 5747 7 T. Lehman 54 5464 8 M. Da Luz 34 5356 9 R. Carpenter 17 4662 10 P. Deats 58 4586

GIRLS CRUISER 1 E. Pierce 11 10885 2 S. Smith 9 8619 3 M. Hinson 37 7264 4 R. Palmieri 16 6754 5 T. Pierce 12 6472 6 I. Franco Soares 6252

7 L. Pringle 13 6217 8 S. Anderson 65 4788 9 K. Pringle 11 4747 10 P. Allred 44 4206

Fl03 BOYS 1 M. Abbott 11 14323

2 C. Beckley 9 13305

3 C. Young 9 11686 4 S. Lehew 12 10903

5 A. Marlowe 14 9576 6 B. Danielo 11 9408 7 N. Moulton 7 8518 8 C. Gamm 13 8392 9 G. Dos Santos 10 7902 10 B. Varndell 15 7715

GIRLS

1 A. Jones 14 12504

2 O. Chambers 10 8271 3 G. Clark 12 8218 4 S. Caldwell 13 5239 5 V. Galan 13 5108 6 N. Alvarez 16 5100 7 M. Wellins 10 3326 8 A. Taylor 18 3206 9 M. Graham 13 3181 10 A. Moore 45 3032

CRUISER

1 C. Beckley 9 12727 2 A. Marlowe 14 10950 3 A. Smith 15 9628 4 W. Hardman 42 9046 5 S. Lehew 12 8627 6 N. Zuchegno 15 8475

* C. Young 9 8364 7 S. Erwin 9 7766 8 L. Caldwell 14 6876 9 B. Jones 15 6780 10 C. Vaughan 9 6375 GIRLS CRUISER 1 A. Jones 14 10834 2 S. Erwin 38 9671 3 S. Strayer 39 8730 4 A. Moore 45 6242 5 S. Caldwell 13 5567 6 B. Griffin 33 5141 7 R. Bumgardner 14 3904 8 A. Carr 32 3314 9 D. Wilson 39 1900 10 H. Murphy 17 1648

Williams

Greene

6 M. Munoz Velez 17 7273

7 J. Desrosiers 10 5513 8 R. Smeltzer 10 5056 9 M. Hoyos 13 4914 10 I. Cruz 14 4506

CRUISER 1 L. Besin 14 9435

2 N. Ewing 15 6292

3 J. Carbo 60 6179

4 N. Mendez 9 4759

5 J. Brooks 42 3989

6 M. Queen 44 3799

7 C. Sheffield 15 3625 8 G. Bertolini 48 3582

9 D. Sunday 14 3493 10 D. Ellenberger 56 3490

GIRLS CRUISER

1 S. Dammers 12 4108

2 M. Campbell 11 3690

3 R. Smeltzer 10 3375 4 A. Scheurer 14 3372 5 M. Wisniewski 33 2918

6 I. Fresneda 36 2141

7 M. Grieve 28 1384

8 A. Burgess 10 607 9 M. Giscombe 13 380 10 J. Allen 51 252

Fl05 BOYS

1 J. Horne 10 11883

2 K. Leblanc 15 10366

3 K. Jackson Jr 11 8286

4 H. Grace 17 6072

5 J. Boyd 11 5836

6 A. Burgess 16 5359

7 L. Snowden 12 5073 8 K. Pinner 13 4890 9 C. Burch 16 4501 10 L. Claypool 14 4464

GIRLS

1 R. Jordan 15 9632

2 J. Horne 14 8984

3 W. Boyd 9 7930

4 V. Williams 13 7188

5 S. Thompson 10 5136

6 A. Burgess 15 4527

7 H. Penson 15 2791

8 C. Waltman 12 1510 9 A. Mcintosh 18 1417 10 M. Manor 15 1323

CRUISER

1 J. Horne 10 7429

2 J. Turner 58 6425

3 K. Claypool 20 6312

4 M. Kilpatrick 52 6203

5 K. Hird 51 5906

6 A. Fulton 49 4926

7 B. Maule 54 3815

8 D. Wright 20 3780 9 D. Blackstock 53 3333 10 C. Whitham 14 3128 GIRLS CRUISER

1 K. Turner 54 5681

2 S. Thompson 10 5111

3 A. Turner 29 5031

4 J. Horne 14 2147

5 T. Shugart 21 1898 6 V. Williams 13 1759

7 S. Garcia 39 1692 8 J. Burgess 36 1438 9 A. Fink 33 1229 10 E. Amos 51 967

GEORGIA

Ga01 BOYS

1 E. Douglass 13 11664 2 C. Hardy 8 10518 3 M. Southwell 7 10274

4 M. Pigo 13 10142

5 A. Herrera 17 9272 6 W. Hicks 12 9117

7 K. Pommells 10 8374 8 B. Gray 11 8128 9 E. Ziel 15 7758 10 W. Irwin 7 7649 GIRLS

1 A. Southwell 6 12260

2 A. Alden 15 9836

3 A. Hardy 5 9125 4 S. Herrera 14 8291

5 R. Iverson 12 7939 6 S. Williamson 15 6943

7 A. Douglass 16 6020 8 J. Iverson 37 5936 9 A. Cantrell 13 3863 10 C. Yarborough 6 3196 CRUISER

1 C. Hardy 8 10682 2 E. Douglass 13 9441 3 M. Seabrook 12 8639 4 A. Herrera 17 6848 5 L. Mathis 12 5772 6 M. Broom 53 5175 7 C. Beyer 12 4748 8 W. Hicks 12 4616 9 P. Westfall 12 4574 10 G. Azarraga 9 4493 GIRLS CRUISER 1 J. Iverson 37 8243 2 S. Williamson 15 7389 * A. Alden 15 6661 3 M. Brady 41 4948 4 B. Hutelin 52 4005 5 A. Mathis 14 3071 6 S. Herrera 14 3021 7 T. Broughton 40 2597 8 A. Hallberg 13 2333 9 J. Noles 53 1353 10 S. Anderson 40 1186

HAWAII

Hi03 BOYS 1 A. Alensonorin 19 5132 2 S. Anzai 34 486 3 D. Quigley 10 238 4 N. Eharis 34 111 5 D. Parages 49 63 6 K. Smakula 26 15 CRUISER 1 A. Alensonorin 19 463 2 N. Eharis 34 78 3 K. Smakula 26 12

13886

11225

Crawford 13 10772

Zuniga 8 10261

Andrade 10 8813

IOWA

Ia01 BOYS 1 K. Reaves 8 10999 2 M. Collingwood 14 1)0006 3 P. Collingwood 9 9032 4 B. Petersen 8 8660 5 W. Quijas 13 7069 6 J. Denniston 54 6690 7 K. Collingwood 18 6420 8 F. Tremmel 10 5772 9 V. Demuynck 8 5658 10 D. Reaves 4 5160 GIRLS

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