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Extreme Motorsports Park: Brock Morehead (302) and Shawn Wilson (519) wage aerial war in the Intermediate Unlimited class at round six of the PRO Northwest National Motocross Series in Airway Heights, Washington. Jones but scored second. Jones, Scott and Bailey took trophies one through three from DeVol's stash. Round sponsor IMS had deep discounts for PRO members, while Hansen's Energy Drinks kept riders pumped, hydrated and ready to go. Skagit Powersports' trackside support was out in force; Andrew Denham was a tire·changing machine as riders struggled to gain a foothold on the watered blue·groove ruts. PRO UIL: 1. Konrad Kuest (Hoo); 2. Greg Crater (Hoo): 3. Nick Foister (Yam); 4. Rory Sullivan (KTM): 5. Brondon TholTllls (Hon). 4-STRK 150 MOD: I. Der.!k Charbonneau (Hon). WMN BEG; 1. Rochel Jones (Yam); 2. Katie Philbrook (Sw): 3. Lacee Stewort (Kow); 4. Shortll Sikes (KTM); 5. Kal~ Morris (Kaw). WMN SPTSMN: I. Shirl Howell (Kaw); 2. Brftllnnia James (Yam); 3. Ryane Gordon (Yam). 30+ BEG: 1. Brian Bessey (Hon): 2. Lelli Elllngsl!:n (YlIm): 3. Mike Boehnke (Suz); 4. Mikl!: Downey (Yam): 5. Rich Thomas (Sul). 30+ JR: 1. Dllmien PetrettI (Yam); 2. Alliin Oudmlln Jr. (Yam); 3. Mike Siegfried (Yam): 4. Andy Taylor (YlIm). Extreme Motorsports Park Southern Enduro Riders Association Hare Scrambles Series Round 2: Perry Mountain HS 1 Airway Heights. Washington Results: April 27. 2003 (Round 6) 30+ INT: 1. Buddy Caron (Suz); 2. Vonn Jones (yllm): 3. Darin Gable (Hon): 4. Dllllld Obaitek (Suz); 5. Dominic Fl'8nzo (Yllm). 40+ BEG: I. Tom Allyn (Hon); 2. Mike Downey (Yam): 3. HlInk Mounter (Yam); 4. Mike Genallll (Yam). 40+ JR: 1. Pol McCooahy (KTM): 2. Glenn Spangler (Yom); 3. Mike ClIlhoun (Hon). 40+ INT: I. Kellin Logsdon (Yam). 40+ PRO; I. Stelle Valkenaar (KTM); 2. Dominic Franza (Yam): 3. Duane Marker (Yllm); 4. Vonn Jones (Yam): 5. Borge Ellingsen (Hon). 50+ RElIC: I. Jeff Kissinger (KTM); 2. Bumper Yanzkk (Hon). 50 AUTO: J. McKenna Stewart (Vam); 2. Hudson Pl!:lek (Vam); 3. Sennet Fenis (Yam); 4. Trellor Krum (Yam); 5. Kiether Leaenski (KTM). 50 BEG: I. Dllllid ChaplTllIn (KTM); 2. Nathan Philbrook (Cob); 3. Steven Van Hom (Cob): 4. Chase Harrison (KTM): 5. Alex Heston (KTMI. 50 JR: 1. RYlln Breece (KTM): 2. Kyle Sittman (KTM): 3. Dustin Ralston (Cob): 4. Jacob Carpenter (KTM): 5. Collin Scott (KTM). 50 INT: I. Tyler Van landt (Pol): 2. Scot Sheedy (Pol); 3. Yah. T,heng Moua (KTM). 50 OPEN: l. Ryan Breece (KTM); 2. Collin Scott (KTM); 3. Dustin Ralston (Cob); 4. Dallid Chllpman (KTM); 5. Stellen Van Hom Reed Rocks Perry Mountain (Coo). By CHARAY DuBOSE AND CAROLYN REED 60 BEG: l. Yah-Tsheng Moua (KTM): 2. Tyler StAnford (KTM); 3. Jerry Bealler (KTM): 4. Chase Slayton (Suz): 5. Austin Kal.Byamll (KTM). 60 JR: 1 Tll!nt Jones (Kaw): 2. Cole Scolt (KTM); 3. Noah Bailey (KTM); 4. Cody Ellanson (Kaw); 5. Blake Torok (KTM). 60 INT: I. Houston Keane (Kaw): 2. Austin Ullrich (tITM): 3. Rook Jewell (KTM): 4. Tellin Tapia (Suz); 5. NOllh McConahy (KTM). 60 OPEN: 1. Hou,ton Keane (Kaw): 2. Trent Jones (Kaw); 3. Noah 8lliley (Yllm); 4. Cody Ellanson (Kllw); 5. Cole Scott (KTM). 60 S/MINI: I. Austin (JUrich (KTM): 2. Rook Jewell (KTM): 3. Tll!lIor llley (Hoo): 4. Noah McConahy (KTM): 5. Cody Stewllrt (KTM.). 80 BEG: I. Shllwn Mllthills (Kaw): 2. Brian McKinney (Kaw); 3. Dalton Illey (KllW); 4. Alex Hooper (Kaw); 5. Eric Kuest (YlIm). 80 OPEN BEG: I. Connor Sumpter (Kaw): 2. Tll!lIor Browne (Yam); 3. Jason Gibbons (KllW); 4. Alex Hooper (KllW): 5 Bryant Schaffer (Yam). 80 JR: 1. Beau Jess (Suz): 2. Kellin Robertson (Suz); 3. Robert Morton {Suzl: 4. Nathlln T~I (Yam): 5. Houston Keane (Kaw). 80 INT: 1. SlIm DeAtley (Suz); 2. ColI!: Meyer (Suz); 3. Chris Howell (KlIw): 4. Jordan Winkelseth (Yam): 5. Trallis Denham (Kaw). SI.MlNI: I. SlIm DeAtley (Suz); 2. Chris Howell (KIl\lI): 3. Shiri Howell (Kllw); 4. Kyle Ellam; (Kaw); 5. Tellin Tapia (Sw). 125 BEG: I. Jared Twl!:«ly (Yam): 2. Cory Ogan (YlIm): 3. f'IIlltt Schaffer (Yam): 4. Grant Curti, (Hon); 5. Brandon Crl!:ed (Hon). 125 JR: 1. Seth Koker (Yam); 2. Cole Meyer (Sw:); 3. Justin Benzel (Han): 4. Kyle ElIllns (K!lw): 5. Cilleb Watt (Yam). 1251NT: I. Heath Robertson (Suz): 2. Nick McCOflllhy (KTM.); 3. Craig Bergemeier (Yam): 4. Eric Greene (Han): 5. Matt Oppen (Yllm). 125 PRO: 1. Rory Sull1l1an (KTM): 2. Jimmy LaMastu' (Suz); 3. Brandon Thomas (Han): 4. Chaun McAlister (Suz); 5. Kellen MeDon· 1Ild (HOlI). 250 BEG; l. Matt Schllffer (Yam): 2. Kyle SUluffet (Yam): 3. Johnny Apankoke (Kaw); 4. Kelly Ensor (Han); 5. Karl Okennlln (Hon). 250 JR: 1. Jason Potter (Yam); 2. Seth Koker (Yllm); 3. Jay Hecker (Hon): 4. Sam Cooke (Yam): 5. Ryan Hansen (Yam). 250INT; I. Hellth Robertson (Suz); 2. Nick McCOOllhy (KTM): 3. Ian Naccarato (Yam); 4. Call1in Reelles (Yllm); 5. Eddie Payne (Yam). 250 PRO: l. Jimmy laMastus (Suz); 2. Konrad Kuest (Hon): 3. Greg Crater (Hon); 4. Brandon Thomas (Hon); 5. Sean Sparkman (Honl· BEG UIl: 1. Corey Ogan (Yam); 2. TlIMer Harding (Han); 3. Selin Zudich (KlIw): 4. Mark O'Brien (Kaw): 5. Grant Curtis (Han). JR U/l: 1. Celeb Watt (Yam); 2. Luke Johnson (Han): 3. RYlln Hllnwen (Yam); 4. Jored Schlene (Han): 5. Daniel Bondl'8 (Sul). INT UJL; 1. Tony Boughten (tITM): 2. Caillin Reeves (Yam); 3. Kevin Urquhllrt (Yom): 4. Craig Bergemeler (Yllm); 5. Jllyden Mineo (KTMI. 60 MAY 28, 2003' eye I e MAPLESVILLE, AL, APR. 27 The Alabama rocks proved to be nothing but mere pebbles for Louisiana boy Stephen Reed. The Suzuki jockey conquered round two of the SERA Hare Scrambles Series, adding yet another win to his SERA winning streak, as Perry Mountain Motorcycle Club hosted the first of its two hare scrambles on April 27. In a valley of the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains sits Reynolds' Pasture, the central locale of the club. The open field is surrounded by more than 3500 acres of some of the toughest trails In the SERA circuit. The rocky terrain became even more challenging after receiving five inches of rain in the week prior to the race, but the sun was shining on Sunday morning, and more than 180 riders showed up. The trail started in a soggy field. Riders were then sent into a muddy, 90·degree tum, where most literally lost sight of what they were doing. Goggles don't work when well covered in mud; some riders who rode without tear·offs were forced to sling off the muddy spectacles and ride with naked eyes. After the mud·slinging, they went into a grasstrack, which eventually led them to the woods and hills. They were in for six wonderful laps around a 7-mile course. Due to the mud, some trails were altered slightly to prevent rid· ers from getting stuck. Local legend Landon Carter, a Suzukimounted AA rider and last year's overall hare scrambles champion, took the lead on the first lap, but he wasn't able to hold on to it for long. The competition in the SERA A classes are n e vv s fierce. These boys can ride! SERA definitely has some of the fastest riders in the sport today. Right on Carter's tail were AA rider Stephen Reed and another hometown favorite, Open A rider Cliff Ousley. They didn't give Carter much room for error. After Carter's RM250 met up with a pine tree (a definite error), Ousley took over first on his Yamaha on the second lap. with Reed breathing down his neck. On lap three, Reed took over and dominated the remainder of the race on his Hatties· burg Cycles RM250, finishing the lap in only 19 minutes and 35 seconds· more than a minute in front of Ousley and Carter. Open A rider Taylor Reynolds picked up the pace on his Suzuki on lap four, trying to catch up with Reed, but he fell 16 seconds short. Trying even harder on lap five, young Reynolds only gained three seconds on Reed. Ousley came alive on lap six with the fastest lap time of the whole race - an impres· sive 19 minutes and 12 seconds· but it was a little late for him to recapture first place. Reed won overall in one hour and 58 seconds. Coming in one minute and two seconds later was Ousley, with Carter 40 seconds behind him. Reynolds finished next. Coming in fifth overall was AA rider Glen Myatt on his RM250. Reed later said that he had a great ride after recovering from an awful start. "When he lapped me on the third lap," an Open B rider said of Reed, "he was going so dang fast that it felt like I was riding in reverse!" Reed thanked his sponsors Hattiesburg Cycles, Moose and SRB Cycle Works. The kids' race started shortly afterward, and they, too, had their fair share of rocky hillclimbing to do. Billy Butler took first in the Pee Wee class, and Lane Hicks took first in the Beginner Pee Wee class. Then Jordyn DuBose was on the gas when the Intermediate class took off. This was 9-year-old DuBose's first class win of the season. Showing no mercy for the others, Slick Sanders placed first in the Vet Kids class with an exceptional finish, leaving Zach Steele in second. Tyler Carter captured third after fiip. ping off the start line. All in all, it turned out to be a beautiful day, with lots of mud-slinging, rock-climbing action. Needless to say, Michelin's stock will probably go up this week, as these awesome bikes get prepared for the next round, which will be held May 18 in Meridian, Mississippi, as the Ridge Runners Enduro Team hosts the Bonita Lakes Hare Scrambles. Will Reed's winning streak be broken? Check out the SERA website at sera.dirtrider.net for more info on these crazy, tree-dodging SERA riders. c w w II: Z ~ C II: <3 > "' 5 ~~J~:Ds: Peny Mountain Hare Scrambles 1: Two-time SERA enduro champ Stephen Reed won round two of the SERA Hare Scrambles Series in Maplesville, Alabama_