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but Goodwin, up in front, was increasing his
lead. Savage and Kapahulehua got into a
pass-and-repass scuffle for a lap until
Kapahulehua finally locked down third. Goodwin, with another solid effort, cruised to win
number two and the overall 65cc (9- I I)
Junior crown, ahead of Sorochuk and
Kapahulehua. Savage was the hands-down
overall winner in the 65cc (6-8) Junior division, besting Dusty Humphries and Ryan
Goodwin.
The 125cc Junior class was mixed in with
the Beginners, so Zac Humphries just beat
'em all. Beginner Brian Broughton owned the
twitch as race one opened up, beating Jason
Mindach and Humphries through the first tum.
Humphries quickly battled past the two leaders to take the point. Once in front, he turned
up the wick and left the field behind. Ryan
Mehr, a 125cc Junior hotshoe, was happy to
come up and joust with Mindach for second.
Humphries won the first 125cc Junior round
with ease, but Mehr and Mindach went back
and forth until Mehr was able to secure second. Broughton topped the Beginner division.
Broughton manufactured his second
straight holeshot, leading Humphries and
I 25cc Beginner Tyrell Taysom as the second
half got under way. Humphries shot past for
the lead as Taysom slid out, and Mehr and
Mindach moved right up to battle for second.
Humphries was rolling, once again way out in
front, and when Mehr slid out in a sweeper,
Mindach took over second. Humphries posted
his second straight win to earn the 125cc
Junior overall, while Mindach's second-moto
effort placed him second overall, ahead of
Mehr. Broughton made it no contest in the
125cc Beginner division, topping Taysom and
Vincent lampa.
R.sults
50 SHAFT: I. Chaz IianJ.eo\ (Yam).
50 (4-6); ,. C..... 0 _ (Cob); 2. _
Am« (KTM)
50 (7-8): I. Blake Sovage (Cob): 2. ~i1 Hall (Cob): 3. Tash
H/mlen (Cob): 4 T.J Amef (Cob)
OPEN PM: I. Bloke Savage (Cob): 2. levU Hall (Cob); 3. Tash
Hansen (Cob); 4 T.J Asner (Cob):.5. Alex I'\edlam (Pot).
HEADS UP: 1. Cole HiggInS (Hon)
P/p; I.
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65 (6·8) JR: 1. Blake Savage (Kaw); 2. Dusty Humphnes (Kaw);
3. Ryan Goodwin (Kaw).
6.5 (9-11) JR: 1. Ronnie Goodwin (Kaw): 2. D&coda Sorochu6l
(KTM): 3. Pnnce Kapahulehua (KTM): 4. Alex Mecham (tITM): 5.
Kyle C'ement (K_).
85 BEG: I. Jocob Jones (Han); 2. Travis FarTl5WOl1h (Yarn): 3.
Andre Gutierrez (Kaw); 4. Bryce Sacks (Yam); 5. Vincent lampe
(Kaw).
85 (7.11) JR: 1. Tony Caputo (Hen); 2. Logan Bin~i (lion): 3.
Prince Kapahuletlua (Suz); 4. Brodie Humphries (Suz): 5. Shane Kofa
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(Kaw).
85 (12·15) JR: I. Rodney Hemandez (Kaw): 2. Eric Bartow
(Kaw); 3. Nathan Ambrose (Kaw): 4. Josh MoraM (Kaw); 5. Bryon
Bundy (Suz).
85 JNT: I. Tony Esposito (Suz).
S/MINI: I. Tony Esposito (Suz); 2. Login Binggeli CHon); 3.
Tony Caputo (Hon): 4. Eric Barlow CKaw); 5. Rodney Hemandez
CKaw).
125 BEQ: I. Brian Broughton (Hon); 2. Tyrell Taysom IKaw): 3.
Vincent lampe (Suz).
125 JR: I. lac: Humphr~ (Hon); 2. Jason Mlndach (Hon): 3.
Ryan MeN (Hon): 4. Kenny MoM (Kew).
125 INT: 1. Derek Costella (Suz); 2. Chance Bulloch (Yam): 3.
Ty~ Mortensen (Yam).
2.50 JR: 1. Shane Taysom (Yam); 2. Mario Biasi (Hon).
250 INT; 1. Sco