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Yamaha rider Chance Easley was a do uble-mota winner. Easley
had Honda jockey Bill Neary to deal with in bot h motes, but in
the end , Neary was re legated to second overall with a pair of
runner-up finishes. Malt Miller (3-3). Mitchell Molzahn (5-5) and
Jerad Dacus (4-6) rounded out the top five overall.
Currier was equally competent in the Supe rmin i class,
although th is time he had a large group of 125« Junior riders to
deal with . 'Nh ile Currier did maintain the point pos ition from start
to finish, he did have to co nte nd w ith top 12Scc junior jerek
Saucedo in mote one.
Saucedo, however, got arou nd the diminutive spe edster in
mota two to reverse th e finishing order. Both riders, tho ugh,
we re overall winners, as Saucedo wo n the jun ior clas s, and
Cur rier scored the Supennini-class win. Travis Gierke (2-2) and
Jon Varcoe (4-3) fil led out the top three in the 125« d ass, while
Cunrier led Wilson (2-2) and fellow Washingtonian Molzahn (3. 3)
in the Supermini class.
Another of the multit ude of out-of-staters on hand , Devin
Harriman , was among the small group of double -class winners on
the day. The KTM rider from Longview. Washington. walloped the
competition in the 65« (9. 1I) and 65« Op en classes . Fellow
Evergreen State ride r Kyle Ulrich topped the first 65« age-group
co ntes t, but a DNF on Ulrich 's part aided in Har riman's first
overall win. Ulrich had an e qually disappointing time in the 65cc
Open class, and Harriman won both motos. Anthony Romero
(3-3) finished seco nd overall. followed by Brandon Gabbard (5-4).
R.J. Lea ch and Garrett King trai led Harriman In the two metes,
but ne ith e r finished the ir other mota.
KTM-mounted Chris McDaniel was impress ive in a rout of the
125cc Beginner class . McDanie l won both rnotos , leading local
riders Max Jaco bsen and james Larsen, the second- and third place overall finishers, to co ntinue his dominat ion of the class.
R ESULTS
5 0 ( 0-6) : I. Trevor Newman (Cob); 2. Bra.ndon Be nso n (Pol ): 3. Dustin
laughlin (Yam). 50 (7 -8): I. Col tin Scan (KTM); 2. Be n Cha ppell (Co b); 3.
Breanna Mcluskie (Cob). SO OPEN: I. BreafVla. Mcluskie (Cob): 2. Ben Chappell
(Cob) ; 3. Chris Wallace (Co b). 6S BEG : I. Jimmie Pe te rson (Kaw ); 2. Sierra
5rnrley (KTM): J. B.-.ndon GabbMd (KTM). 6S (0-8): I. R. J. LeW> (50,); 2. R,..,
Newman (KTM); J. A/y>s VWdius (KTM). 6S (9. 11); I. Devin Hamman (KTM):
2. Anthony Romero (Kaw) ; 3. Ga.rren tGng (Suz). 6S OPEN: l. Devin HMriman
(KTH ); 2. Anthony Romero (Kaw) ; 3. Brandon Gab bard (KTM). 85 BEG: I .
Chance Easley (Yam); 2. Bill Neary (Han) ; 3. Matt Miller (Yam). 85 (9.11): I. Kyle
Ulrich (Soz) . BS (12.1l); I. Undon Cume' (Yam); 2. Demek M. y (KTM). BS
(14- 16) : I. Eathyn Wilson (Suz). S/HINI : I. Lmdon Currier (Y : 2. Eathyn
am)
(Soz) ; J. M