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followed by Kevin Jansen, Dan johnson, Clark Moore and Curtis
Wharton. Holt (3-1) took the overall win, while jansen (4-2)
finished second and Halas (2-7) rounded out the podium in
third. Taking fourth was Wharton (6-5), and Johnson (9-3)
finished fifth.
Winning the Over The Hill junior class was Keith Wharton
(2-1), aboard the Mota Outfitters/JjW Designs/KDOW
Construction-backed Yamaha. Keith's win came only after some
intense battling with Junior-class newcomer Scott "e" Pirello.
Though Pirello won the first moto, he couldn't quite catch
Wharton in the second moto and had to settle for second with a
1-2 tally. K3 Racing's Kevin Birdsong (3-3) took third place, while
fourth went to Joshua Reid (4-4), and Alex Schon (5-5) took fifth.
eric Pierce was the winner of the Over The Hill Beginner
class, going I-I to win in a dominant fashion. Toby Wolfe (3-2),
Woodland expert Kai Horbrand (2-4), Scott 5ecanti (4-3) and
Lisa Moore (5-5) all followed.
One rider who has really been picking up speed lately is
Dalton Rumbalz, who dominated the 85cc Beginner class with a
I-I moto win tally. Rumbolz's closest competition came from
D.j. McBryde (2-2), who was the runner-up in both motos. Colin
Butterfield (4-3), jeffrey King (3-4) and Mark Nielsen (5-7) took
third through fifth, respectively, in the highly competitive class.
The I25ec Beginners contest was a race to watch, as there
was no telling who was going to end up with the overall win.
After some intense battling, it was Weston Ochs (3-1) who took
the overall victory. Once again just coming up short of the win
was Vincent Schuster (2-2), who had to settle for second place.
After his first-moto win, a third in the second moto set Michael
Petrina (1-3) back to third overall, followed by Matt Gellerman
(7-5) and Matt Tool (5-7).
RESULTS
SO (4-6): I. Ryan Martin (Cob); 2. Austin 8tIck (Cob); 3. Coleman Stegmeir
(KTM); 4. Joseph Stenger (KTM); 5. Trent Preheim (KTM). 50 (7-8): I. Andrew
Neuel (Cob); 2. Ryder Waite (Pol); 3. Cody Herzog (Cob); 4. Warren Higgins
(Cob); 5.)ad< Fowle, (Cob). 6S (5-11); I. And"", N....J (KTH); 2. Cody Henog
(Cob); 3. Andrew Fabian (Yam). 6S (9-11); I. Wyatt Fowle, (KTl'1); 2. Matthew
Shirley (Kaw); 3. Nkk Manan<> (Kaw); 4. Andy o;a,;oo (KTM); S. lY'er Ram.deJl
(Suz). 65 OPEN: I. Wyatt Fowter (KTM); 2. Mason Wharton (KTM); 3. Matthew
Shirley (Kaw); 4. Nick Mancuso (Kaw); S. Jack Foedder (Suz). 85 BEG: I. Dalton
RumboIz (Yam); 2. D.). Md"~ (Hon); 3. Colin Butterl"oeId (Yam); 4. Jeff'ey IGng
(Kaw); S. Mark Nielsen (Yam). 85 JR: I. Matthew Biscegfia (Yam); 2. Jonathan
Montgomery (Yam); 3. Mitch Dunn (Yam); 4. Corey Theisen (Yam); S. Trevor Billups
(Yam). 85 INT: I. l.a<:h Johnson (Hon); 2. Mike Pontious (Suz). SlMINI: I. Mike
Pontious (Suz); 2. Zach Johnson (Hon); 3. Trevor Billups (Yam); 4. Jonathan
Montgomery (Yam): 5. Mitch Dunn (Yam). 125 BEG: I. Weston OCM (Yam); 2.
Vincent Schuster (Suz); 3. Michael Petrina (Han); 4. Matt Gellerman (Suz); 5. Matt
Tool (Suz). 125 JR: I. Alec Watts (Hon); 2. Matthew Colman (Hon); 3. Kyle
Bachman (Hon); 4. Steven Jacobs (Kaw): 5. Taylor Jansen (Hon). 125 INT: I.
Mitchell Rask (Hon); 2. Sean Ekerwn (Hon); 3. Chad Smith (!Caw): 4. Dan Johnson
(Yam): S. Justin Wharton (Yam). 250 BEG: I. Bryan Cripps (Hon); 2. Michael
Wandler (Hon); 3. Steve Donovan (Yam); 4. Mi<:hael Petrina (Hon); S. Vincent
Sd>.me' (Suz). 2S0 J'" I. Shane Slci"" (Hon); 2. Rkha