80 (l2-13): 1. Matt Dowell (Hon); 2. Ricky Jemes (Yem); 3,
Curtis Melins Jr. (Yem): 4. Andrew Johnson (Sul): 5. Mike MeIKle
Baker took third in both motos. Miller finished
fourth in the first moto, ahead of Dalton
McLeran. Miller finished behind Dalton in the
second moto for fifth.
Levi Sammons won the first moto of the
125cc C class. Finishing second was Kyle
Levalley. Four-stroke riders Scott Knapp and
Kris Clark fought over the third spot, with
Knapp getting the nod. Brandon Abell got
fifth place.
The second mota was a complete turnaround. Nicholas Mackie won the moto after
an eighth-place finish in the first moto. With
the luck of the draw, Mackie was in the hunt
for the overall. Sammons made it to the sixth
spot to claim the overall, two places ahead of
what Mackie needed for the win. Abell was
also in the running for the overall. Abell finished third, one spot from the overall - good
enough to split the two riders for second overall. Matt Dale wound up second in moto two
after a terrible first moto. Casey Gulick and
Matthew Pedrero rounded out the top five the
second time out.
Sammons came back in the 16-24 class to
take an impressive win over some tough riders. Bradley Bernier took the first-mota win,
over Sammons. Russell Clay took third, over
Gulick. Riley Hall rounded out the top five. In
the second moto, Sammons tumed the tables
on Bernier and took the win and the overall.
Bernier took a close second, ahead of a
charging Hall in third. Clay and Gulick
dropped to fourth and fifth.
Kyle Goerke took double-moto wins in the
65<:c (7-9) class. Justin Starling and Johnnie
Gargano each finished second and third,
respectively, in both motos. Cody Cleveland
and Derek Hall split wins in the 65<:c (10-11)
class. Cleveland won the second mota over
Hall to take the overall. The top 65cc riders
meet in the 65 Open class to see who would
have the bragging rights as top 65cc rider.
Cleveland took the first-mota win over the
younger Goerke. Hall took third, and Michael
Bange and Gargano rounded out the top five.
Goerke turned up the wick a little more in
the second mota to take the win, over
Bange. Cleveland was back in third, ahead of
Gargano.
(Kaw).
80 (14-16); 1. R..... _
(Yam); 2. J..... Browne (Kaw);
3. Chad Anderson (Yem): 4. Don GI'@l!:fl (Suz); 5. FranJde Salvetore
(Yom).
80 s,,,,,,,; 1. Robert _
(Yom); 2. Chad AndeaRl (KT>I).
P!W MOD (4-6): J. Cody Sloan (Cob): 2. Blake Green (KTM): 3.
Deon Spongle, (KT>I).
P/W MOD (7·8): 1, Colt Hubbs (Cob); 2. David Meade (Cob); 3
Joe Gutierrez (KTM).
60 BEG: 1. Dakota Tedder (Kaw): 2. Steven Tokarski (Kaw): 3.
Daniel Sanders (KllW); 4 Nick Boccieri (KIM); 5. Joshua Eng (Kaw).
60 (0-8): I, Bryce Stewart (Kaw): 2.. Jeremy ft\cCooI (Ka",,); 3.
Colt Hubtn (KTM),
60 (9-11): 1. Trent Pugmire (Kaw): 2. Johnny Jelderda (Kaw);
3. Terml O'Den (Ka",,); 4. Marcus Canillo (Kaw): 5. Mason Sweeden
(JmI).
70.. : I,StevenMas(Yam).
80 BEG: I. Dillion Jones (Yam); 2. Daniel Barber (Yam); 3.
Anthony Gouk! (Yam); 4. Dekotll Tedder (Yam); 5. CaK)' to\eron
(Kaw).
80 (4-11): I. Donnie Kearney (Suz); 2. Johnny Jelderda (YIIrt'l):
3. Tet'Tef\ O'Dell (Kaw); 4. Prince KapahuJehua (Sul); 5. Cody JefJries
(Soa).
Cillrlette (Yam),
2.50 BEG: I. Bryan ClIfT (Yam): 2. Joey Wesmoff (Yem): 3. Tony
laCorte (Yem); 4. MaJ: Dymond (Hon); 5. Robbie Goolsby (Yam).
250 NOV: 1. Ryan Doty (Yam); 2. Brent Lane (Ka",,); 3, Jeff
Page (Yam): 4. Steven Forsythe (Yam); 5. Kameron Silva (Yam).
250 00: J. Micky Griffin (Yam); 2. Josh Bagge (Hon): 3. Kevin
Jennings (Yam): 4. Branden Milstead (Sull; 5. Jon Simmon. (Hon).
250 PRO: 1. Terry Fowler (Yam): 2. .MIchoel Sandoval (Hon): 3.
Sean O'Connor (Yam): 4. PlIt Terry (Yam); 5. Logan Danten (Yam).
4-STRK BEO: 1. Jay SaPP (Yam); 2, Evan Dietrich (Hon): 3.
Richard Byrd (Yam): 4. Weston Aberle (Yam): 5. Joe Hernandez
(Can).
4-STRK NOV: 1. B.J. Bums (Yam); 2. Kevin Sortln (Yam): 3.
David Norrl. (Yam).
4·STRK INT: J. Ben Ramsaran (Yam); 2. Rodney Hornberger
(Yam).
WJ¥l1't: I. E11U1beth Bash (Yam): 2. Jamie Pamintuan (Sw.): 3.
Tiffany Holtman (Yam); 4. Candice Motshagen (Yam): 5. Kelly Ren·
w",,(KTM).
SCHBY: I. RandaU Hall (Yam); 2. Kevin Hunter (Yam); 3 A.J.
Steinbach (Yam); 4. Carlos Gonzalez (Sw:): 5, Jeff Loop (Hon).
JR VET r;oV: 1. Chuck McCarty (Yam): 2.. Steve Hus (Yarn): 3.
Chril Weeden (Ka",,); 4. Dawon Leachman (Suz): 5. Jered Wilson
(Yam).
JR VET !NT: 1. David Ferrier (Yam); 2 Marit Howell (Yam); 3.
BretMllan (Yam): 4. Justin McCoy (Yam),
JR VET EXP: I. Willy Musgrave{Yam).
VET NOV: 1. Jay Sapp (Yam); 2. Lance Gartan (Yam); 3.
Leonard Robertson (Yarn); 4. Mihan Mhe (Hon); 5. Mike Altenhofel
(Hon).
VET INT: 1. Marti. Howell (Yarn): 2. Todd Aemmlng (Yam): 3.
Leo Saul (Yarn): 4. Tarry Barnett (Hon); 5. Geoff Walters (Yam).
VET EX: 1. Terry Fowler (Yarn); 2. Willy Il'tuJgrllve (Yam): 3. Phil
Dowell (Yarn): 4. BIlly Frank (Hon).
SR rtOV: I. Greg BYeB (Yam); 2, T.J. II).
65 (10-11): 1. Cody Cleveland (Suz); 2. ~k Hall (KTM); 3.
Frank Charamut (Sul); 4. ft\Ichael Bange (KTM); 5, Jeffrey Mulleavey
(KT>I).
65 OPEN: 1. Kyle Goeril:e (KTM): 2. Cody Cleveland (Suz); J.
Michael Bange (KTM): 4. johnnie Gargaoo (KTM): 5. Derek Hall
(KT>I).
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