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tling throughout both days.
Cokinos came into the week-
end focused on the class cham-
pionship and delivered a domi-
nant performance on Saturday,
going 1-1 and securing the 2026
AMA Regional Championship in
the Pro 125 class.
For round eight, Cokinos went
4-1, continuing to fight at the
front despite the intense compe-
tition. Unfortunately, Smith suf-
fered an injury during the second
moto, ending his weekend early.
Colton McQuarrie had a
standout Sunday, earning his
first Pro 125 overall victory,
finishing ahead of Amancio in
second and Cokinos in third.
Yamaha rider Kayla O'Neill
set the bar high this weekend as
the Women's Pro points leader,
battling with Mallory Pickard
and Addison Harris to make for
some incredible racing. During
Sunday's race, O'Neill secured
the Women's Championship
after an eventful weekend filled
with intense battles throughout
the Women's Pro class.
Mallory Pickard finished third
overall in the Women's Pro Re
-
gional Championship.
Rivers Morris wrapped up
the A 250 Championship on
Saturday with the overall win on
Saturday.
On Sunday, Morris battled all
day and finished second overall
in the Amateur overall, coming up
just short behind Cole Johnson
after a long fight to the finish.
Cole Johnson took the A Open
Championship, while Matt Jakan
won the A 200 season title.
Kylie Kulpa
OVERALL GP1 (Top 5)
1. Thorn Devlin (Yam) 2-1
2. Jiggs Fustini (KTM) 3-2
3. Ryder Lafferty (Hon) 5-3
4. Justin Cokinos (Yam) 4-5
5. Ryan Amancio (KTM) 6-4
OVERALL GP2 (Top 5)
1. Ryder Lafferty (Hon) 1-1
2. Evan Smith (KTM) 2-2
3. Thorn Devlin (Yam) 4-3
4. Jiggs Fustini (KTM) 3-5
5. Justin Cokinos (Yam) 6-4
Not only did Cokinos battle for
this year's AA Pro title, but he also
won the 125cc Pro title.
