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Events f lIT H Jft l. Da ve Sch m id (Suz); 2.. Randy Wing (Suz}; 3. Gn-g Harmon 0101'1); 4 . MIke Marlowe (Suz); 5. Tim Harmon (Ho n). OTII BEG: I. Bill G ra ves (Ya m); 2. Keith w etstad (Ho n); 3. Bob Harrison IHon): 4. Sha nnon Roberts (KThH; 5. Roy Fend l,'T (Suz). om INT: 1. Ed Smit h (Suz ); 2. Dave Sch m id (Suz); 3. 0.'0 M...th b (Yam); 4. line Lineba ug h (Hon ); 5. Greg HolrtnOn(Ho n). OTli JR: 1. Mile Sat her (Hon) ; 2. Brad Clossen (y"m) ; 3. Dea n Gla..~ (l lonl; 4. Mike EUrson (Hon) ; 5. Art Ma rtinez {Kaw l. . OTH PRO: I. Don Bi~lia (Hon); 2. ' OC CA-.ey (Ht.m);3. Rid. Wa lling (Yilm) ; 4. Will i.lm lory (Yol ); 5. Ja 'i()n Sm !th ( K.1w) . m O fT INT: 1. Dave Shepard (Ho nl; 2. Ron Wooding (Hun ); 3. Ro n WiII i" m s CK,iwl; 4. Bot.- Ted-.J,,{e (Ydm) ; 5. Bill Gravl"S (Yolm). O IT AM: 1. G rego ry C ha p ma n (Ya m I; 2. Mikl.' Hopkins ( Hw. ); 3. Ben Bramlett ( H u ~ l; 4. Rtchard Du ncan (Hon); 5. BIUFar rell( Hu:.;). O fT EX; 1. Tim Sulll\',l0 ("-IlvI); 2. Jim Parks (Yam ). O fT M:-.l ; I. C h u ck Sun ( H~); 2. Dean Jo h nso n (SU:6 3. V ); Run Su n ("'' Th!); 4. J ~-rT)' Ebert (Kol ); 5. Mitch Kirk patrick (H o nl. w W~ N ; l. [om Bi~l ia (Su z ); 2. Ht"i i Koerschgen lKaw); 3. d C har lutte.'EIli..'lOn tHonl; 4. Slacey Ma th ew s (Yam ). HardrockCycl Park e Millsaps rules the Rock By Kyl e Myers OCALA, FL, AUG. 28 Fresh off his Lor etta Lynn's cha m pions hip, Davi Mi llsaps posted a four-mo ta sweep in th e 80cc (7~ 1 1) and Supcrmini di vision s a t round 19 of the Suns hine Sta te C ha m pions hip Ser ies, held at Hardrock Cy cle Park. Just over 290 rid ers competed on this fine day of racing in the 95-degree Florida heat . In the first Supermini moto, Millsaps rocketc out of the ga te to lead the 14-rid er field into d tum o ne, with Billy Ha rp er, Vince Carringonc, Ricky Bryant and Rya n Warren following. Carri ngo nc, Bryant an d Warr en slipped by Harper on the opening circuit. Bryant then fell as Warren , Beau Svancao and Ma tthew Ped rero raced bv. With a clear track in fron t of him, American SiJz uki /No FearI O a kley I Pe rfo r ma nce Engineering-backed Millsa ps opened up a huge lead and held on to it until the finish. Carringone crOSSl."XI the finish line second, with Svancao and Ped re ro rounding o u t the top four spots after Warren crashed on the final lap , remounting to place fifth . In mota two, Millsaps o nce again g rabbed the early lead , with Bryant and Carringone following. Millsa ps turned on the aft erburners and raced all alo ne out fron t to score the easy win ahead of Bryant, Ca rringone. warren and Justin Bryant. Mi llsaps la ter ret urned to top both motes in the 80cc (7-11) race over jus tin Bryant and T.j. RhoneHi. Suzu ki-mounted Steve Du mo nd also to pped tw o classes at this round of the series , w inning the 250cc B and Over 30 classes. G reat er Ya ma h a- bac ke d Ronni e Renner po sted a two-mota sweep to co llect the majorit y of the Open Money purse. Results P/ W O IL 1. K,ll.·n Fitzpiltrick (Yam) ; 2. Jaso n Cosci a (Yam); Plddd~ (Ya m ); 4. Co llin C ... re (Yam ); 5. M.-.r Pr zy'Ib k tawski (Yam) . P/ W (4·6); 1. Tyll"r 1\l (Suz); 2. Vince C m in go ne(Kawl; 3. : Ryan Wam.>n(Kawl; 4. Ikau Svancao (K.iw);5. Rick Bryant (Yam) . ml (12-15); I. Brian Gr oll y (Yam); 2. JeT'f'm McDow (Ya m); 3. Y Dilm'tl Fortm (Ya m); 4, Shawn Ma yo (Hon); 5. Brad Bt-mier (Suz). YTII (15-24):1. RVoln Davis (Kaw); 2. Forrest Butler (Hon); 3. D.:arryl Und (Yam) ; 4. 'Dl'TTlCk Kt. (Yam l; 5. Sha .... Pe tti t ('Yam) . ')'s -n 125 BEG ; I. M.llt P,lrk e (Ho n ); 2. Thomas Wright (Kaw ); 3. Br,ld Stromberg (Yam) ; ... 'Ioey Thu~ (Ho n ); 5. Ronnie Speciale (Ho n). 125 B; 1. Brian G ra y (Ya m ); 2. Augi e Ueber (Va m); 3. Ky le Il neh slt.'llM'{)(a wl; 4. Shawn Pettit (Yam ); 5. Ky le My ers (Suz) . : 125 C: 1. TOllY Stokt'!>(Suz ); 2. Darren Fortin (Ya m); 3. Brad r l B.lldlno (Yam ); 4 , C~l l e Sh ld slill (H un ); 5. Co lin Mol k.o;(Y. m). 250 BEG: l. Mik e O'Bear {Yaml ; 2. Buddy Ma rtin (SuZI; 3. Gary 11"nSt."11 (Hnn); 4. Gt"llfHC Go lch (Suz); 5. Ron Sim~ (Kaw ). 250 B; 1. Sieve Dum..,nd (Su z); 2. Ti m Egge!'!> -{Yam); 3. ~r rick K~'yt.'!" (Ydm ); 4. Bry,ln Al'>e (K.. W); 5. Brad Rue! (Yilm). l 1 25 0 C; I. M.u k Ca m p be ll (Yam); 2. Ja so n Bilke r (Yam); 3 . Bri.ln N.l~dl· (V.lm ); 4. J,lmt.'!o]'11\;' (Y.lm); 5. Cole Stu J /;till (H{m). 25+ ; I. M.-.rcu s Pl·d rero (Suz); 2. Tod d Gard ner (Ho n ); 3., 6 ry,1I1 Abe l (Kol ); 4. Kyll' Myers (Suz ); 5. Billy Wilkdidd (Yam). W 30+ : 1. Stl've Dumond (Suz); 2. Ti m E~mers (Ya m ); 3 . Brad Rut'! (Yol m ); 4. M.uk Ca m p bd l (Y"m); 5. Bryan Abel (Kaw). 35+; l. Billy W..Jd (Yaml; 2. Tim ElQ;ers (Yam) ; 3. Milrk Dye (Ka w ); 4. Brun' E>;tr.ld, l (K,lW); 5. Bob Pan ne ll (Kaw ). 40+: .1. John Co lt'm.l n (Su z ); 2. Kevin Wilson (Su7.); 3. Mik(, Ca iOlZZd (Yam); 4. Sl('ve Edw ard s (K., W) ; S. J.,cld l' Kell~'V (Kaw) . lt WMN : I. L lurie FilZpo ric k (Y,l m); 2. Briilnna Miil~lps (Suz); 3. Tr ol e y Sm it h (Yaml; 4. Sommer Wood (Ka w ); 5. Tra ci Ht"» c 3. Tolyl. lr en en en ~ .,; N (;; .c E '" Q. '" en 56 (KThO. . M ~ Y ; I. Ron ni e Ren ne r (Vam); Z. Todd Gardner (Hon); 3. Ma rro !> Pt.-dn-ro (Sud; 4, FOfJ'e>t Butl l'l' t Kaw ). WayneCountyR acewayM X Hull decks 'em Andrew Hull (56) pas sed Jim my Schneide r (39) and set sail to the 125cc C overall win . Hull als o won the Schoolboy cla ss at ·Wayn e County Raceway in Orrv ille , Ohio. By Carl Davis ORR\1LLE. OH,SEPT. 3 Andrew Hull was flat o ut hau lin g at Wayne Cou nt y Raceway in Frid ay night racin g action, taking impressive wins in the 125cc No vice a nd Schoolboy classes. About 150 rid ers took to th e speedway's infield for the Competition Riders of America po int-paying event, which seems to be growing in popularity, as the q uick and fast raeing is drawing a lot of attention in its inaugural year. Bull had his Su zuki humming through the tight a nd fast sec tions of the track, taking the 12Scc C and School boy-class win s with ve ry good come fro m-behind rides in both motes. In 125cc Novice racing actio n, Hull had to wo rk throu gh a pac k of rid ers in bo th motes. In mo to o ne, Jim my Schneide r took the ea rly lead, wit h a gro u p of riders dici ng it ou t behind him . David Yo u ng ns a nd Hull w ere o n the mo ve, passi ng the ir wa y to the front. Hull motored on to the wi n, with Yo un gas ta kin g seco nd a nd Schneider thi rd . In mo to t wo, Den Den Quimper took the holesh ot , w hile Hull was aga in stuck in tr affic. Hull had a rea lly nice ou tside line throug h the turns, carving up the sma ll berms to moto r in to the lea d on the fin a l lap an d take the overa ll wi n, w ith Qui m per seco nd overall and Sch ne i'd er third overa ll in a tig ht battl e to the end . The Dou ble brothers tried to stop Hull in the Schoolboy class, as brothers Cra ig and Keith, along wi th Mike Lucas" were going fast and furi ous. Hull emerged as the victor in both rnotos, with Lucas ta king seco nd ove rall and Craig Double claimi ng th ird overa ll ahead o f his brother Keith . A la rge turnout of riders in th e 60cc class made for some exciting racing. Kyle Gills pu t his Kaw asaki int o the winner's circle with double moto wins. Johnny Delbalso took second. with Josh Snyder taking third. Aaron Morgan took fourth place, ahead of Allen [ones . Results 50 BEG; I. Zachary Knotts (Cob); 2. Cody Baill'y (Le m ); 3 . Nic k Pitt man (k'TI.1). 50 Jit l. J~ Moo re ( Kl'M); 2. Brett Mcint yre (Cob ); 3. I.T. H.u pt.·r (KTM ) 50 SR I. Rvan Luca s (KTM); 2. Jaili Abrech t (KTM); 3 . Tc n v H UT!>C'y(C..,b ) • • hO; 1, Kyle G ills (Kol ); 2. John ny Dejbabo (Kaw); 3 . 't '>!>h Sny· W dl"r(Ka w ). tIO JR 1. Ryan Ann ita gl"(Kaw); Z. Dus nn G ills (!<.J ); 3. Ran w dall Fe llows (Ya m). 80 SR 1. Lee w estover (Yarn l; 2. Dam Mumaw (KolW); 3. Id trey Ca m p ( Ka w) . S/ MIN !; 1. R.l nd,lll Fe llows (Yam); 2. Lee westover (Y.1 m); 3. Ma lt Szcfcy k (Su z). SCHny: 1. Andrew H ull (Su;t>; 2. Mike Lucas (Su z); 3. C ra i ~ Dou ble (Y.l m ). 125 A; 1.1.11..1' Davis (lion ); 2. Lar ry Bdlman (Ya m ). 125 8 ; 1, Tra vis McQu ee n (Suz) ; 2. Dcll'k Dur bin (Su z). 125 C: 1. Andn'w Hu ll (Suz ); 2. [h,'n Den Qu im pt:'r (Kaw ); 3. Jim m y Schneidt" r (Yam) . 2..0:r0 B: I. Eric Klein (Yitrn ). 250 C: 1. Jo'I 'iOn Abred1t (Su zl ; 2. Keith Krn.1C (Suz ); 3. Bob Scandlon (H a n ). S R 1: l. Jo h n Delbalso (H o n ); 2. Eric Raul"r (Hun); 3. DOlve Double (H on). S R 2; 1. C lfl Dav is (H o n ); 2. lohn Bu!>h ( KTM); J . C h uc k Smith (Ho n). 4-STRJ(; 1. {)w;t y Lvy (Yam) . 8MBR ; 1. BnbScolndlon (Hon). WMN : 1. Det.- Dt"e ~·hn (Yarn); 2. Kimbe rly Ktlcht"r (Suz). EXTRA: 1. Travl!ii McQu een (Suz ); 2. Dton- Durbin (Suz) . k Washougal UX Murphy weathers Storm By Pat Dougherty IV ASHOUGAL, WA. SEPf. 12 After gating third in the first moto in the Before The Hill race at Wash ougal MX, B.1ttlegrou nd, Washin gt on 's Travis Mu rphy patientl y made his way to the fron t of the class to take the mota win, ahead of yo u ng KTM 125 pil o t Ro ry Su lliva n from Estacad a, Or ego n. Early in the seco nd mot o, Sul!i\"an railed the outside of the ~ tu ms to overtake Murphy for the lead. Sullivan pu lled ou t a six-bike-Iengt h lead . Murphy had to ada p t to the concl'pt of followin g, but a cou ple laps were all th at was req uired befor e his own pa ce mov ed him closer to the kid . Then Mu rph y backed it do w n a notch and pulk-d his Pro Caliber Suzuki to the side of the track to talk with his mechan ic, a nd then pull ed out of the race for good. Sulliva n we nt on to w in in front of the rest of the tou g h field . It tu rns out that the one-way va lve mounted o n Murphy' s gas -tan k overflow tube fell off a nd he was d renched from -the wais t do wn with pn.."mix. He hustled to change clothes and make the last moto of the day, the 250cc A l B class. Longv iew, Wa shin g to n ' s M ik e Co r de r pu shed his Pro Circu it Kaw asaki> int o the lead ' of both the l2See A and 2SOcc A classes , sco ring bullet s in eve ry mota . Whe n the ga te d ropped fo r the last mota of th e da y, it was T erry's Cy cle Center's Mike H amness aboa rd a Suzuk i, fol lo wed by his brother Terry (on < Kawa saki also 1 sponsored by Terry's Cycle Ce nte r) and Corde r. It too k almost a lap for Co rder to pass the brothers and settle into a pace that wo uld earn him so me gas money. In the first 250cc Intermediate moto, Suzukimou nted Ryan Metzler snaked the hcleshot an d peaked in fron t ofa lar ge field of qua lity riders, pulling an im pressive lead and taki ng the win . The usually fast-s tarting Travis Murphy was the las t to round the first tu m . This se t up an incredible charge that took Murph y from last to seco nd bv the end of the mota. In"mo to tw o, nobod y could tak e the hcleshot a way from Murphy. but SMP 15 u bZero Manufacturing /DeVol Racin g-backed .Kawa saki rider Mik e Storm from Beav er ton , Or egon, ce rta inly wanted to rain on Murphy'S parad e! After fin ish ing sixth in the first mo ta with slight mechanical problems, Storm dogged Murphy, gi ving him the most pressure he has had in a lon g time, The fans witnessed the fas test la ps of the day. Murphy and Storm's pace was a couple of seconds fas ter per lap than that of the pro riders o ut on the track a t the same time . Murphy s tood his g ro und a nd too k the win, but he ag reed that "the Sto rm was looming." Results 50 (44)l Oll· INJ: 1. han Nvsrrcm (po\) . 50 (4-6) STK; I. Landon C u~ier (Co b); Z. Nick C u bee r (KIM ); 3. Thoma .. N icho ls (KTM); 4. Tylt'r H olweger (KT M ); 5. Au stin Rose (IeThn. 50 (7 ·R) STK 1. Ga red Stl·jn ke (C o b ); 2. l ut' v Rummer Jr. (KTMI ; 3. Nickolas McM ille n (C o b); 4. C hri~ MI"~Itl'r (KTM); 5. Ryan Ny strom (Yam) . I flO (7-8l; 1. Dan ny Gubst- r (Kawl; 2. Tyll"r VilIOpllto (Kaw) ; 3. G l n-d St('in ke (Clm); 4. Kyll"ThllmPM'" (Kilw); 5. AII'CWatts (K.lw) . hO (9· 1lJ; 1. Rya n Villu po lo (lGlw ); 2. Sedn FitzF;erdlJ {Kaw l;' 3. Billy Leinin ger (Kaw ); 4. J(mat ha n Gilbrill (K.1w); 5. Sl';ln Eker su n (Kaw) . KO(12· 13); 1. Kenny Webl'll..- (Kaw); '2. [)('rrick H a l«. (Honl; ~ 3. b ch<1fi., h Hdlcu m b (lion); 4. C od y Buya.. (Kaw). HO (14-15); 1. David Rrn.e (Kaw ); 2. Lus TrulStln Jr. (Ya m ); 3 Ty lt... Fkk (Kaw). . S/ M INI (9-11); 1. Shon Wilson (Ya m ); 2. Ross John Stin (Yolm); 3. Brdd y Shen.-n (K.aw); 4. Kl>ry Hu i fmdn (Kaw l; 5. 'u.'l" (K.1 3. Ken ny Webst l"r (Ka w ); 4. Ct.rriel. Hak~ (Ha n ); 5. lars Trul>;un ' (Va m). 5 A; 1. Mil", Cordl'r (lGlw); 2. Paul Co nllt>f(Ya m); 3. Miclutd u n ktwa r (Yam ); 4. Jl"re M«'M!T (~ w). 125 B: 1. M icha el Storm (Kawl ; Z.Ryan !I.It.1ZII'f (Suz); 3. Tim Sulli van IKTM ); 4, Mid,.... e1Scheel (Yaml ;·5 . Mielwel Sm il h (Hu n ). 125 C: 1. Richard Sip p (Yam) ; 2. S!('\'e Mill e r (Suz); 3. Dan Sc.~( KTM ); 4. KyltoVerste'eJ; (Yam ); 5. Bryan 1111dlt.-d rou (J(awl. 125 0: 1. Sh.lnc Au.o;in (Ka w ); 2. lU C S Buyas (Yam); 3. Matt t ol Nicho b (Vam); 4. R.tnd.l.1 Lewi5 (Yam); 5. Bryan CdmpbeU (Ho n). 250 A; 1. Mi\u>Cordt"J' (Kaw);2. TnT)' U'l" H.tml1l'S.'>lr (Kdw ); . 3. Mike l-LJ.mneM(Suz ); 4. J...IOll "'t.llh~'!ii (Ya m); 5. Pau l Conner ' (Yam). 250 8 ; 1. Tra\';s Mu rph y (Suz); 2. Ryan M~>tzlt"r (S uz); 3 M ichael Stonn (Ka.w l; 4, J.R. Vk.>lle (Suz); 5. Nick Foistl'f (Ya m). 250 C: I. David SchmId (Suz ); 2. Sieve Miller (s uz ); 3. Ed Smith (Suz ); 4. LlI'T)' Smith (Ho n ); 5. TaN:M.lthL'fly (Va m) . 250 D: 1. Brittan Burlin~mt> (Yand; 2. Phi llonCil!> (K.1 ); 3. w l uc.u. Buva !io (Ho nl ; -I. Adam Jones (H on); 5. Aa ron MacDonald IHo n). • 2S+ A / B; 1. Terry I..ee Hamness Jr. tKa....·); 2. Mike H.lmness . (Suz); 3. Ark Cool (Ho n); 4. Tlltid HindI,,", (Suz ); 5. Mol t lan;on t (Yam). 25+ C 1. Wa yn t' Mu rr ay (Kaw); 2. B.l'T}'5t' lIt'y (Kaw ); 3. Taft l M.lthl"rly (Yam ); 4. Ma lt hM,\ Burrell (l Ion); 5. Dane Batt y (KTM) . ' 30+ A; 1. Don BisC'tslia (Ho n); 2. le re M('l'kcr (Kaw ); 3. Rubb " Manning (Ya m). 30+ R; I. C h ri!> Ben nett (Suz ); 2. Tlltid Hind{'11> (Suzl; 3. Ed Sm ilh (Suz) ; 4. Kl"ilh uv to n (Kaw l; 5. Dol id Schmid (Su z). v 30+ C: I. Jo n H arr iso n (Ho n); 2. A lcx Schun (Yam ); 3. T.·rry Lind e {Iionl; -I. Geoff San chez (~ Ion ); 5. B.lsll' EliingllCn (Ya m). 40+ A; I. Alan EV.lns (Yam ); 2. Gn.,:; R(lti~(·1'!> (Hnn) ; 3. Tim Sullivan (Hb g ); 4. Mitc h Kirk patrick (Ho n); 5. G.lry Ru(' (KTM ). - 40+ B; 1. Boe Tl'olMl.1ll" (Y.1m); 2. Dav id Shepard (I-Io n ); 3. L.lrry M~<'arthy (B o n); 4, Mike 5ch w l' rz ler (K.:t w ); 5. o.wid OVt'r' ilckl'T(Ya m), 40+ C: 1. D;1Vidlett (Ho n); 2. Borge Elhn~sen (Y.1m); 3. Donald Ewi ng (Ka w); 4. Dan Alt.SSi (K.l w l; 5. Ch,lr!t.'SMcBrid t' (KTM), ' o BTH; I. Ro ry Sulli van UCTM); 2. Brydn Cle\'e n~I'1' (lion); 3. M icha el Scht...l (Yam); 4. Sea n Conn .1~ ha n O-Ionl; 5. T~Jn Billod (Suz) . QPE.'\I B/ C: I. Nick Foist(... (Yilm); 2. Jolml'S MiIll'" (H o n); 3 . Awn Evan!>(Ydm); 4. Jl"!iiM." A llm (Y...ml; 5. Slevm Burton (Yam). OPEN D: 1. D.ltk Sex ton (Hon); 2. Mol k Moore (H u n l; 3. Vinl r Holtman (K'llvI) ; 4. Shane Orten (Kl'M); 5. Ja met; Tnvltl O< TM) . WMN 02+); I. Joni Bisc('gli., (Su z): 2. Mary Altergott (Yam ); 3. Stacey M,lth{'ws (Ya m ). Perris Racew y a Stewart in charge By Kenny Morris PERRIS, CA AU 21 , G. Bryce Stewart set sail to a clean 1-1 rnotn sweep in the 50cc (4-6) Modified class at the final round of the Hot Summer Night Series at Perris Raceway. When the gate dropped. Stewart snagged the holcshot, with Dakota Garner in second and Justin Jeffers in third. Stewart extended his lead, which left Gamer and Jef fers to do battle for scc-' o nd. During th e battl e, Garn er w ent down , which a llowed Jeffers to secure second. At th e checkered flag, Stewart finished first, Jeffers was second and Gamer wa s third. In th e se cond mota, Stewart grabbed th e ho leshot again, with jeffers in SL'COnd and Ga rner in third. Gamer passed Jeffers early an d set his sights on Stewart, steadily closing the gap. Wi th Ga rner still about three seconds behind him, thi s did n't bother Stewart. Des pite Ga mer's cha rge , time ran out, and Stewa rt took the win, w ith Ga mer in seco nd and Jeffers in th ird . . Th e fan s a nd ra ce rs ha d th e pleas ur e o f w atching three yo ungsters do batt le all su m mer long at the Hot Summer N ight Ser ies, in the 80cc Interrite ate class : Chase Meineke, Jared "The di Jet " Brown and Kevin Breid . This proved to be Brown 's nig ht , as he rode to a 1-1 sweep. Th e ho lesh ot in .the first mo to went to Brov...n, with Meineke, Breid and Adam Bcni)vidcs follow ing . As the trio did ba ttl c,' the fir s t to bu ckle wa s Breid . With Breid go ing dow n, it was now a tw o-wa y wa r be tw een Bro w n and M e in ek e . Brown came out on top this moto , finis hin g first, with Meineke a close second, Benavides a solid third, an d Breid se ttling for fourth. Th e trio kept the crowd guessi ng ag ain in mot a tw o. The advantage went to Brow n again, a nd Breid, in second, had his han d s full w ith Me inek e . The thr ee were se pa rn ted by only a seco nd , and the race co uld ha ve bt.'eIl anybody's, but a coo l and ca lm Brown took the chec kered first. Breid just edged ou t Meinek e for seco nd, which pu t Benavides in fou rth. Results 50 (4-6) STK ; 1. DaL >t.1 Ga rnt.'f (Cub l; 2. Brvce StI:Wart (Cub). 50 17 STK: 1. Joh n ny JelJ~"rd,1 ( u-m); '2. Mdf('US Ca rri llo -8) (I..t>m). 50 (4-61 MO D; I. Bry n > Sl ~"w art (C o b) ; 2. Dak o t.1 G a rn er (Cob); 3. Jwolin Jroffers (K'Jl\.t l. 50 (7-8) MOO: 1. Jo hn n}' Je1d erda {I..t>ml. 2. Mal'('\b Ca rri llo ( L.em). 6(LBEG: l. Jonath.m HtJrgan (Kaw ); 2. Adniln Fulll'f (K'f'MI; 3. Cot.:i Tithof (KTIAl; 4. Za ck WiIIiilm!ii (Ka w ). y n ) bONOV: 1. Chapm... Fienl' (K.lw ); 2. George JeHtT!ii (K.n... ; 3. Rkha rd Sterling (Kaw) no L"'IT: 1. Domny Go nL111'!> (Kaw), Z. B.}. Bohrer (J(TM ) . til OI'EN : 1. Cha pm a n Fi('tlt"(Kaw); 2. Da nn y G OT\7...dt'S (Kawl. 80 BEG ; 1. Ga m" " Iwanicki (Suz ); 2. JeH Bell (Su z ); 3. B,J. Bohn..'f(Yam) ; 4. Brys Ku ntz (Yam); 5. Bryan Brimhdll lSuz ). 80 NOV ; 1. Adam Btmi.lvidl"!i (Hl>n); 2. Jared Minv r (Hon); 3. Ken ny Oark (Ya m ); 4, Anl hony C h,l f("f (Yam) ; 5. Phillip Brused · te 1a (Yam) . 80 I:'IT; 1. Jdll'd Bmwn (Y" m ); 2. C h.1Sl' Ml'i nt>kl' (Yam ); 3. Kl"\' Brcid (Yam ); 4. VinCl'nt IJo.·Jlil Vidl'!> (Hu n); 5. Jdf luup (Yam ). in 80 EX: 1. Kd lv T(-dd('r (Y...m l; 2. St."'(llt Siml.n (Ya m l. SO S /MIN I; 1. J~' Ca sill.ls (Yam) ; 2. ChaSl' Mdnt'k...(Yam); 3. Jared Bro w n (Y.lm); 4. Kl"vin Breid (Yam ); 5. ViuCt" Beni1\'idl"!i nt (Hnn) . 125 BEG: 1. Jdf Vau ghn (l(,lW); 2. RllY ma ck (Kiiw) ; 3. D,wid Stu lt z (Suz); 4. JO ShUi' Stl't..-d (Y.1m ); 5. l ~' l'l'my Ruhe rts (KilW). 125 NOV; 1. l~laC' Os hita (Yam) ; 2. Br... dun H ol le tl (Y,l m l; n m 3. Ca ll"Sll't'h'r (Yolm); 4. lsr;wl Oc hller (I-Ion ); 5. Stuart Da \'ies (Yam ). o 250 NOV; 1. Andy Bakit"r (Ya m ); Z. Chri ;Bowen (Hunl; 3. Iu.o;in Miller (Yam) ; 4. Mi\u>Holrt (Ka w ); 5. G rant Cla b.1uJo>h (Yam ). t

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