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able to hold off the 85cc machines in the Preteen class for his second overall on the day aboard his KTM 65. Following closely behind in the Preteen class were Jacob Holsonback, Hardy and Caleb Patton, all of whom were waiting to take advantage of a mistake by Foskey that never happened. In 85cc racing, the recently advanced Zach Osborne stole the show in the 85cc (12-15) class, ahead of Jesse Van Patten and Gregory Roberts. However, it was Van Patten's turn to shine in the Supermini class; he took the win, with Roberts again one spot behind. Osborne also turned some heads when he won the first moto of the Youth division on his 85cc machine, ahead of class favorite Torre Streifthau, on his 125. Streifthau rebounded to take the win in the second moto, but with Osborne in second, it wasn't an easy win. Streifthau also won the 125cc C class on his Tom's Cycles Kawasaki, ahead of local favorite Justin Graham and a determined Andrew Gaddis. Aided by great starts, Streifthau rode his own race and took the checkers in both motos. Gaddis earned second in the first moto, with Graham in third, but a busted shock in the second moto left Gaddis in third while Graham fought to catch the leader - to no avail. Graham fared a little better in the 250cc C class, in which he tallied a 1-1 score to take the overall over KTM rider Christopher May, who scored a 2-2. The Yet classes featured some fast racing action. Mike Garrett swept the Over 25 and Over 30 classes. In Over 25 action, May took his second second-place finish on the day, followed by Kevin Yerby on a Honda CR450F. In the Over 30 class, a very fast Brian Robertson took second behind Garrett, with Kenneth Stowe in third. Robertson had a better outing in the Over 35 class, taking the overall with a 1-1 score. Behind him were Darrell Sims, Randall Kipker and Tim De Yaney. Kipker rebounded to best the Over 40 class, taking the overall from Billy Scoggins and Sims. Though Sims won the first moto, he could only muster a fourth-place finish in the second moto, leaving Scoggins and Kipker to fight it out for the overall. At the checkers, it was Kipker edging out Scoggins for the moto win and the overall. CN Hllrdy (KTM); 3. Chase Summerville (Kaw); 4. Hunter MJms (Kaw); 5. Adrizm Moore (KllW). 65 (10-11); I. Alex Covington (Kaw); 2. Billy Greene (KTM); 3. Joshua Womack (Kaw); 4. Bryce Duke (Kaw); 5. lock McCord (KTM). 85 (7-11): I. Matt Bell (Yam); 2. Ty Smithson (Suz); 3. Alex Covington (Yam); 4. Jacob Holsonback (Yem); 5. Buck Saye (Yam). 85 (9-13): 1. Natheniel Martin (Kew); 2. Che.. Merritt (Suz); 3. Matt Ball (Yem); 4. Tyler Covington (Yem); 5. Ty Smithson (Suz). 85 (12-15); 1. Zach Osborne (Su,); 2. Jesse Van Patten (Suz); 3. Gregory Roberts (Suz); 4. Petrick Herris (Yem); 5. Jacob Patterson (Suz). 5/MINI: 1. Jesse Van Patten (Suz); 2. Gregory Roberts (Suz); 3. Chad Hendrop (Yam); 4. Patrick Harris (Yam); 5. Jacob Patterson (Suz). 125 BEG: 1. Jowy Knight (Han); 2. Chris Templeton (Suz); 3. Kevin Thomas (Yam); 4. Dale Miller (Kaw); 5. Kevin Scott (Suz). 125 A; I. Chad Ward (Yam). t 25 B: 1. Brendon Priegel (YZlm); 2. RyZln Stanesu (Suz); 3. Steven Cochran (Hus); 4. Travis Wormsiey (Yam); 5. J.T. Smith (Hu.). J 25 C: 1. Torre Streifthau (Kaw); 2. Justin Greh£lm (Hon); 3. Andrew Gaddis (Suz); 4. Tim Phillip. (Hon); 5. Micah Gregg (KTM). 250 BEG: 1. Jason Ivey (Hon); 2. Kevin Stout (Yem); 3. T.J. Marlow (Su,); 4. Kyle Sears (Hon); 5. DllVis Summers (Yern). 250 A; 1. Chad Werd (Yem); 2. Phillip Myers (Su,). 250 B: 1. Desh Lyle (Suz); 2. Ryan Stanesu (Suz); 3. Chris Hail (Yam); 4. Kevin Yerby (Hon); 5. David Gravette (Yam). 250 C: 1. Justin GrZlham (Hon); 2. Christopher May (KTM); 3. Brian Fowler (Yam); 4. Dustin Williams (Yem); 5. Joey Riley (Suz). YTH: 1. Torre Streiftheu (Kew); 2. Zach Osborne (Suz); 3. Anthony Ardizzone (KTM); 4. Micollih Gregg (KTM); 5. Jeson Potter (Suz). PRETEEN: 1. Jonathan Foskey (KTM); 2. Jacob Holsonback (Yam); 3. Kristian Herdy (KTM); 4. Collileb Petton (Su,); 5. Charles Whitley (Hon). 16·24 AM: 1. Desh Lyle (Su,); 2. J.T. Smith (Hus); 3. Andrew Gaddis (Suz); 4. Trevis Wormsley (YoIlIm); 5. Dustin Williams (Yam). 25.: I. Mike Gerrett (Suz); 2. Christopher May (KTM); 3. Kevin Yerby (Hon); 4. Kenneth Stowe (Su,); 5. Jack Brooks (Suz). 30.: 1. Mike Garrett (Suz); 2. Brian Robertson (Hon); 3. Kenneth Stowe (Suz); 4. Lee Cerson (Hon); 5. Garnett Tuttle (Hon). 35.: I. Briollin Robertson (Hon); 2. Darrell Sims (Suz); 3. Rollindall Kipker (Yam); 4. Tim De Vaney (Hon); 5. Scott Edgemon (Kew). 40.: 1. Randall Kipker (Yam); 2. Billy Scoggins (Suz); 3. Darrell Sims (Suz); 4. Chris Long (Hon); 5. Tony Patterson (Hon). Ukla oma State Championship Series Round 2: Lawton MX Park Kudos to Cooper By LAWTON,OK,FEB.10 ers Jake Uhl and Kyle Bozone following in second and third. Bozone R ound two of the Oklahoma State Championship Series was held at passed Uhl as they headed into the woods on lap three, and try as he might, Uhl couldn't get back into sec- Lawton MX Park, with 550 riders showing up to improve their point standings. Chuck Cooper continued ond place, and he eventually had to his dominance of the Over 45 class settle for a sixth-place finish. Royse with another victory on his KTM. moved into the third-place position, Clyde Sheppard put his Shep's Kawasaki out in front off the gate but followed by Suzuki jockey Blake Fulton and DeArmon. was quickly overtaken by Yamaha Suzuki riders Max Jordan and Cory rider Jim Thomas in moto one of the Green traded moto wins in the 80cc Over 45 class. Cooper didn't take Open class. Jordan claimed the long moving to the front of the pack. holeshot in moto one, followed by KX He was in the lead by the second turn pilot Chance Worrell, Green, and and pulling away, with Thomas follOWing close behind. Yamaha jockeys Jamie Siever. Wil Hahn jumped past Terry Long and Dennis Mueller made three riders in the rhythm section on Kawasaki jockeys Trey Canard and their way around Sheppard but lap three to move into fifth place. couldn't reel in the front-runners. By Green and Worrell battled the entire the end of lap three, Rick Riley had race, with Green coming out on top at managed to move his Yamaha into the checkers. Canard was up in the fifth place, and that's how they all thick of things until a mistake put him crossed the checkers. Moto two had the same top five, in back into fifth place, behind Hahn. the same order, with the only differ- went to Siever, but he had Jordan on ence being that Cooper got off the his back fender, and Worrell took gate first and took it from start to finish without being passed them into first place by the second z by the freight train behind turn. By the end of the first lap, Green ~him, which was all over Worrell, and he made his Q consisted of Thomas, Long, w ~ Mueller and Riley. move in the woods. Jordan then '~~IiP;;:~i:ia_i ~ In the 125cc Novice ~ .... class, Craig Royse put his could never get by him. They were o J: .. The holeshot honors for moto two advantage of their battle to steal past began pressuring Worrell, but he banging bars all the way to the ~ Yamaha in the holes hot finish line. Green took home top position in moto one but overall honors. was passed halfway through Results: FebnJary 10, 2002 [Round 21 50 (4·6); 1. Alexander Nagy (Lem); 2. c.J. Collins (Pol); 3. Mason Todd Banfield (Lem); 4. Tyler Webb (KTM); 5. A.J. Gerhart (Pol). 50 (7-8): 1. Justin Bogie (Pol); 2. Mason Maahs (Pol); 3. Tayior Hooley (Cob); 4. Sky Richerds (Pol); 5. Tyler Smith (KTM). 50 OPEN; 1. Taylor Hooley (Cob); 2. Justin Bogle (Pol); 3. Dillon Fowler (Pol); 4. Dane Moss (Cob); 5. Sky Richards (Pol). 65 (6-8): 1. Justin Bogle (Kaw); 2. Gerrick Rea (KTM); 3. Dillon Fowler (Kaw); 4. Jove Morienson (KllW); 5. Greg Gehrer (Kaw). 65 (9-11): 1. Terren O'Deli (Kaw); 2. Bleke Wharton (Kew); 3. Justin Berry (KTM); 4. J8mie Siever (Kaw); 5. David Wood (Kaw). 65 OPEN: 1. Terren O'Dell (Kaw); 2. Justin Berry (Kaw); 3. Blake Wharton (Kaw); 4. Jamie Siever (Kaw); 5. Jesse Breden (Kew). 80 BEG: 1. Andrew Erichson (Kaw); 2. Bruce Browning (Kaw); 3. Duane Cole (Yern); 4. Skylar Henson (Hon); 5. Sonny Cox (Kew). 80 JR: 1. Trey Canard (Kaw); 2. Blake Wharton (Kaw); 3. Tyler Wharton (Kaw); 4. Jamie Siever (Kaw); 5. Terren O'DeIi (Kaw). 80 SR: 1. Cory Green (Su,); 2. Wii Hehn (Kew); 3. Chance Worrell (Kaw); 4. Max Jorden (Kew); 5. Jeremi Allen (Yam). 80 OPEN: 1. tory Green (Suz); 2. Max Jordan (Suz); 3. Chance Worrell (Kaw); 4. Wil Hchn (Kaw); 5. Biollike Wharton (Kaw). 125 BEG: 1. J.D. Hill (Hus); 2. Chris Armstrong (Yam); 3. Tyler Reid (Suz); 4. Tyson Fugett (Hon); 5. Michael Gearhert (Yam). 125 NOV: 1. Jimmy Albertson (Vern); 2. Creig Royse (Yam); 3. Jerad DeArmon (Yam); 4. Robbie Robertson (Yam); 5. Kyle Bozone (Yam). 125 INT: 1. Thomas Hahn (Kew); 2. Robbie Smith (Yam); 3. Donnie Bunker (KTM); 4. Andy was all over Royse but couldn't get by him .•Jammin" Jimmy Albertson and Robbie Robertson rode their Yamahas through the pack and moved into second and third, respectively. DeArmon fell back to fourth and Royse was relegated to fifth. Trey Terbush got the jump off the gate in moto two, but his YZ vanished after that. Yoit moved into the lead again, only to crash back in the woods on lap two, and he did not finish. Results: FebnJlry 3, 2002 [Round 21 Lawton MX Park: Chuck Cooper made another clean sweep of the Over 45 class at the second round of the Oklahoma State Championship series In Lawton. Albertson was absolutely flying through the pack, and he made the pass for second cue' e CN La_nMXPlrk La_n, Oklahoml lap one by Suzuki-mounted Ryan Yoit. Jerad DeArmon Kilpatrick Motocross Kilpatrick, Allblml 50 SHAFT: 1. Kyle Clark (Yam); 2. Kyle Russell (Yllm); 3. Hudson Graham (Yam); 4. Cody Posey (Vern); 5. Caleb Sullivan (Yam). 50 (4-8): 1. Chllse Summerville (KTM); 2. Dalton Horton (Pol); 3. Forrest Trent (KTM); 4. Brent Jernigan (KTM); 5. Kyle Ciark (KTM). 65 (7-9): 1. Jonathan Foskey (KTM); 2. Kristian place on the tunnel jump, moving into first three turns later, with YZ rid- CONNIE JOHNSON n e .... s MARCH 6. 2002 55

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