1-3-2 for second overall, with
Best going 2-2-3 for third.
In the 125 Jr. (12-17) B/C
class, Cochran held off a final
moto surge by Best to finish 2-1-1
to win the class title ahead of
Stevens' 5-2-3 and NSA Yama-
ha's Collin Allen's 7-4-4.
Former 125 National Champi-
on Mike Brown swept all six mo-
tos to claim titles in the 40+ and
Masters+ division en route to
the Top Senior award. "Brownie"
topped Kris Keefer (2-2-3) and
Shane Kelleher (6-3-2) to win
the 40+ title, and John Grewe
(2-2-2) and Barry Casten (3-4-3)
to top the Masters+ title.
Monster Energy Star Racing
Yamaha's Haiden Deegan and
Daxton Bennick faced off in the
Schoolboy 2 (12-17) B/C class
in a showdown that was one
of the must-see events of the
week. Deegan was unstoppable
en route to a 1-1-1 moto sweep
of the class to claim the national
title, while Bennick went 2-2-2
for second.
four moto wins out of six races.
Three riders were tied for the
lead heading into the final moto
of the Schoolboy 1 (12-17) B/C
class: Cochran (3-1), Rock River
Yamaha's Logan Best (2-2), and
KTM Orange Brigade's Noah
Stevens (1-3). Cochran overcame
two crashes in the final moto to
come from behind to pass both
Best and Stevens and claim the
moto win and the national title
with a 3-1-1 score. Stevens went
title at the Ranch, going 4-1-3 to
beat out Monster Energy Ka-
wasaki Team Green's Preston
Boespflug's 2-5-2 performance
by a single point. KTM Orange
Brigade's Matti Jorgenson went
1-8-7 for third overall.
Husqvarna Factory Amateur
Race Team's Casey Cochran
took the Top Youth award by win-
ning national titles in the School-
boy 1 (12-17) and 125 Jr. (12-17)
B/C classes, which included
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(Right) Surprisingly,
off-road specialist
30-year-old Cole
Martinez came away
with the Open Pro
Sport Championship.
(Left) Haiden Deegan
made his highly
anticipated debut on
the big bikes. He won
all three Schoolboy 2
(12-17) B/C motos.
