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Wissahickon Cross - (C2)
VERGE MAC Series Race #2 Ludwigs Corner, PA, USA, October 22, 2006
2005 results Results Photography Past Winners
Trebon and Compton dejavu
by Kirsten Robbins in Ludwigs Corner, PA
Trebon solos to his fourth major win
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Kona's star cyclocross rider Ryan Trebon has proven to be unbeatable this weekend after winning this afternoon's Wissahickon Cross UCI C2 event. The Trebon train took off and the only one on board was Tim Johnson (Cyclocrossworld.com). The two riders worked together until Trebon decided it was time to win, with six laps remaining, leaving Johnson to finish a strong second place. The podium became complete after Barry Wicks (Kona) won a two up sprint against US Cyclocross champion Todd Wells (Team GT) for third.
"Tim and I were together for the first part of the race today and I just punched it hard in the head wind to get a bit of a gap on him," said Trebon. "I got away from him with six laps to go. I just tried to keep the same speed the whole time even though I was alone. But it feels great to win back-to-back races this weekend."
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Trebon showed his 'cross versatility winning on a course completely different from the previous day's event. "Today's circuit was much faster and more technical than yesterday, with lost of turns," said Trebon. "I think there were many sections that made this circuit really hard because of the wind. There were a lot of head wind sections that I had to power through and I think that is where I was able to get away from Tim. He said he wasn't feeling so good today so I wanted to make him work harder," joked Trebon.
Johnson has been known for his strength on the technical side of 'cross racing. Although much of today's circuit proved to be technically demanding there may have been too many 'powerful' sections playing into Trebon's strengths. "I like the tighter and twistier type courses because I feel like that's where I can keep the speed up," said Johnson. "Today was very fast and dry and this course was kind of half technical and half powerful.
"His fitness is really strong," said Johnson. "I can gain on him in the corners a little but when he stands up and goes he just puts the power down on me. That is why I need something like snow or mud to even out the horsepower a little bit between us."
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The podium door was shut by Trebon's Kona teammate Barry Wicks in a sprint against Todd Wells. The two riders escaped a group of four chasing Trebon and Johnson midway through the race. "There was a small group that was chasing Tim and Ryan," said Wicks. "I was riding at the back when Todd Wells attacked. I was caught behind and he got away. It took me a couple of laps just to get around the others and catch up to him. But this is the type of course where you need to be able to ride smoothly with the riders you are with.
"It took me a while to get ensinc with Todd through the corners, but once we knew we were not going to catch Tim, we started to watch each other instead. I knew he was starting to hurt by the end," added Wicks.
Today's event marks Trebon's fourth major win this season and his strength has not gone unnoticed by his competitors. "I could not get over how strong he is," said Johnson. "I say this over and over again but he is so strong - he should be beating up on guys named Vervecken and Nijs in Europe, not guys like Wicks and Johnson. The guy is heads and shoulders above everyone I know here, he is just that much stronger."
Bessette gives Compton a run for her money
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US cyclocross champion Katie Compton (Spike Professional/Primus Mootry) repeated her win over Canadian champion Lyne Bessette (Cyclocrossworld.com) - only this time around the battle was fierce. The womens' race began much like the mens', with the two strongest riders separating themselves from the field. "I wanted to do my own race and get out there and give the whole shot, to start out front and that is what I did," said Lyne Bessette."The first part of the circuit is really tricky and on the first lap I am always more nervous, so it is easy to make mistakes sometimes. I pre-road the course with my husband, Tim, which helped me a lot and I knew exactly what I was going to do today.
"Katie is really strong and there was a much better battle today than there was yesterday. I wanted to be able to stay on her wheel from the very beginning and that is what I did," she added.
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Bessette glued herself to Compton's wheel until the two had a significant gap over third placed US mountain bike champion, Georgia Gould. "Once we got off the front, we worked together a little but I never pulled as hard as I could when I was at the front and I am sure she did not either," said Bessette. "But neither of us wanted Georgia to come to us because she is so good technically, and today was a technical course."
With no imminent threat of Gould, Compton and Bessette worked together until the final few hundred meters of the race. "I think Lyne had better legs today," said Compton. "We were taking turn pulling and there were a few sections where I tried to accelerate but she was too strong for me to get away. I think we were very evenly paced today and so we ended up just working together to try to stay out the front."
Neither rider could shake the other and in the end it was a tactical game to the finish line. "We were switching a lot coming into the finish and hesitating to let the other person take the lead," said Compton. "I knew that coming into the sprint it would be better to be on her wheel. But I was stuck in front so I did not want to start the lead out too fast because it would have made it easier for her. I just tried to watch her, wait and then just go when I felt her about to go."
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In the final three hundred meters it was Compton who lead out the sprint and Compton who won the race. "I was sitting on Katie coming into the sprint and she started it shorter - I think I probably should have started the sprint earlier," said Bessette. "But, I am really happy with my race today and I feel like it was much better than yesterday"
Many of the 'cross riders and spectators have noticed a difference in the level of competition entered in the women's cross events this year. "It was really fun to race head to head with another woman," said Compton. "She usually races here and I race in Colorado so we don't get to race each other often. It was nice to race together to see how our strengths compare. I think Bessette had great skills today and we were matched really evenly."
Photography
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- Fort Factory Team member Fred Wittwer working hard to match the fast pace
- Tim Johnson (Cannondale/cyclocross world) second on the day
- Barry Wicks (Kona) edges out Todd Wells at the line for third place
- Ryan Trebo (Kona) stretches out his lead over a stacked Elite Men's field
- Wicks (Kona) Todd Wells (Team GT)
- Wissahickon's barriers on the run up take their toll on another rider
- Erik Tonkin (Kona) leads a group along the fence line
- After four straight wins in the New England Series, Sachs/RGM rider Amy Wallace tries out the Mid-Atlantic
- National Cross Champion Katie Compton, wins a finishing sprint over Bessette
- Bessette, Compton and Gould on the podium
- First lap, Bessette, Compton (Spike), Gould (Luna) separate themselves from the field
- ADG team mates Viable and Von Teitenberg on the run up
Images by FJ Hughes/FjHughes@FhughesPhoto.com
- Georgia Gould (Luna Women's MTB Team) could not bridge the gap to her to rivals.
- Katie Compton (Spike Professional/Primus Mootry) and Lyne Bessette (Cyclocrossworld.com) battled step for step until the final sprint.
- After the previous day's loss at Granogue Lyne Bessette (Cyclocrossworld.com) raced like someone with something to prove.
- Steely eyed, Ryan Trebon(Kona) once again puts pressure on the field from the start.
- Ryan Trebon(Kona) Leads Tim Johnson (Cannondale/Cyclocrossworld.com) into one of the courses many off camber sections.
- Under grey skies, Tim Johnson (Cannondale/Cyclocrossworld.com) looked rock steady on the run up.
- Geoff Kabush(Maxxis) finished outside the top ten.
Results
Elite Men
1 Ryan Trebon (USA) KONA 1.02.03
2 Tim Johnson (USA) Cannondale/cyclocrossworld.com 0.45
3 Barry Wicks (USA) KONA 1.25
4 Todd Wells (USA) Team GT
5 Jeremy Powers (USA) Jelly Belly 1.54
6 Matt White (USA) FiordiFrutta 1.58
7 Davide Frattini (Ita) Colavita Oil/Sutter Home 2.15
8 Ben Jacques-Maynes (USA) cyclocrossworld.com/SRAM 2.20
9 Troy Wells (USA) TIAA-CREF 2.28
10 Tristan Schouten (USA) Trek/VW/Michelin 2.32
11 Matt Kraus (USA) Alan Factory Team 2.36
12 Geoffrey Kabush (Can) Maxxis 3.15
13 Erik Tonkin (USA) Kona 3.25
14 Adam Myerson (USA) Nerac-OutdoorLights.com Pro Cycling 3.33
15 Dan Timmerman (USA) Fiordifrutta 3.44
16 Jamey Driscoll (USA) FiordiFrutta Elite Cycling Team 3.45
17 Justin Spinelli (USA) Richard Sachs/RGM/RexChio 3.51
18 Michael Garrigan (Can) HB cycling club 4.04
19 Roger Aspholm (Fin) Westwood Velo 4.35
20 Jonny Sundt (USA) Hagens Berman 4.56
21 Brandon Dwight (USA) Boulder Cycle Sport 5.11
22 Chris McGovern (USA) sonic cyclocross 5.24
23 Molly Cameron (USA) Vanilla bicycles! 5.54
24 Charles Storm (USA) INLAND CONSTRUCTION 6.05
25 David Wyandt (USA) HRS-Rocklobster 6.16
26 Weston Schempf (USA) FORT Factory Team 6.24
27 Michael Yozell (USA) FORT Factory Team 6.35
28 Nathan Chown (Can) Cyclissimo/KONA Canada 6.50
29 Adam McGrath (USA) Team Maxxis 7.02
One lap down
30 Tyler Wren (USA) Colavita Olive Oil / Sutter Home
31 Ryan Dewald (USA)
32 Kyle Hammaker (USA) Trek/VW/Michelin
33 Greg Wittwer (USA) FORT Factory Team
34 Noah Taylor (USA) RGM WATCHES-RICHARD SACHS -REX CHIU
35 Kyle Douglas (Can) 3 Rox Racing/ Scott
36 Nathan Deibert (USA) Holmes Cycling
37 John Hanson (USA) Nerac/Outdoorlights.com Pro Cycling Team
38 Kyle Wamsley (USA) Colavita/Sutter Home
39 Kyle Jacobson (USA) Team Beans and Barley
40 Shawn Harshman (USA) Harshman Wealth / Primus Mootry
41 Stephen Cummings (USA) Meredith group GPOA Cannondale
42 Andrew Wulfkuhle (USA) ADG/Joe's Bike Shop/C3
43 Dan Wilson (USA) Monstr Health Cycling
44 Ryan Leech (USA) Meredith Group-GPOA-Cannondale
45 Joe Reynolds (USA) Wissahickon
46 John Minturn (USA) Team Hotel San Jose
47 Jeremy Walker (USA) Cane Creek/Caboto Velo Club
48 Alistair Sponsel (USA) Colavita Racing
49 Stephan Kincaid (USA) Meredith Group/GPOA/Cannondale
50 Peter Rubijono (USA) HarrisCycleryRacing.com
51 Chris Saunders (Can) saint catharines cc
52 David Hall (USA) Myogenesis Nutrition- Cane Creek-Blue
53 Andy Gorski (USA) Agisko - Viner p/b kinetic-koffee.com
54 Michael Seek (USA) Pabst Blue Ribbon / Human Zoom
55 Myles Romanow (Can) HUC-IF
56 Elliot McAllister (USA) Pabst Blue Ribbon/ Human Zoom!
57 Scott Kelly (Can) Freewheel Cycle/Opus/McMaster Cycling
58 Chris Newell (USA) HVB/Marathon Roofing
59 David Goodwin (USA) pabst blue ribbon/Human Zoom
DNF Zak Grabowski (USA) Harshman Wealth/Primus Mootry
DNF Greg Marini (USA) coffee plus inc. com
DNF Sean Galegher (USA) Hunt Valley Bicycles/Marathon Roofing
DNF Stephen De Lisle (USA) FORT Factory Team
DNF Matt Shriver (USA) Sonic
DNF Bill Elliston (USA) TARGETRAINING/Fuji
DNF Brian Hayes (USA) RGM WATCHES - RICHARD SACHS - REX CHIU
DNF Erik Mitchell (USA) Quaker City Wheelmen
DNF Harlan Price (USA) Independent Fabrication
DNS Luca Damiani (Ita) Team FIDIBC VC ARBEDO
DNS Zoltan Tisza (Hun) Rocky Mountain Business Objects
DNS Steve Tilford (USA) Verge/Shimano
Elite Women
1 Katie Compton (USA) Spike Professional/Primus Mootry 42.15
2 Lyne Bessette (Can) Cyclocrossworld.com
3 Georgia Gould (USA) Luna Women's MTB Team 0.39
4 Sarah Kerlin (USA) Velo Bella - Kona 1.41
5 Maureen Bruno Roy (USA) Independent Fabrication/Wheelworks 1.55
6 Deidre Winfield (USA) Velo Bella-Kona 2.15
7 Mackenzie Dickey (USA) 2.34
8 Melissa Thomas (USA) Team Maxxis 2.41
9 Rebecca Wellons (USA) GearWorks/Spin Arts 2.48
10 Megan Monroe (USA) Sports Garage-BMC 2.58
11 Mandy Lozano (USA) Cheerwine 3.10
12 Amanda Sin (Can) 3 Rox Racing 3.17
13 Melanie Swartz (USA) Velo Bella - Kona 3.30
14 Anna Milkowski (USA) Velo Bella-Kona 4.27
15 Amy Wallace (USA) RGM WATCHES - RICHARD SACHS - REX CHIU 4.49
16 Erica Yozell (USA) FORT Factory Team 5.07
17 Elizabeth Frye (USA) Cheerwine 5.14
18 Samantha Williams (USA) ALAN Factory Team 5.34
19 Marjan Huizing (USA) DC Velo 5.47
20 Perri Mertens (Aus) Harris Cyclery/Igleheart 6.06
21 Karen Watson (Can) McMaster Cycling Club 6.11
22 Megan Bilodeau (USA) NCC/BikeReg.com 6.21
23 Kathleen Billington (USA) Connecticut Coast Cycling 6.27
24 Pauline Frascone (USA) Independent Fabrication 6.38
25 Tara Ross (Can) Cheerwine 6.48
26 Alie Kenzer (USA) IBC/Nerac/i [heart] icecream 6.54
27 Stephanie White (USA) Velo Bella-Kona 7.09
28 Beth Mason (USA) C3/ADG/Joe's 7.16
29 Brenda Bahnson (USA) Independent Fabrication 7.18
30 Lynda Maldonado (USA) Human Zoom 7.27
31 Heidi Von Teitenberg (USA) C3/ADG/Joe's 7.28
32 Lisa Most (USA) Wissahickon 7.40
33 Betsy Shogren (USA) FORT Factory Team
34 Tammy Ebersole (USA) Evolution Racing 7.55
One lap down
35 Lisa Vible (USA) C3/ADG/Joe's Bike Shop
36 Janet Olney (USA) C3/ADG/Joe's Bike Shop
U19 Men
1 Tyler Brown (USA) Bike Line/LWA 28.35
Elite Masters Men
1 Charlie Storm (USA) Inland Construction 41.24
2 Todd Cassan (USA) NYC Velo 0.29
3 Greg Ferguson (USA) FORT Factory Team
4 Richard Mihills (USA) The Secret Henry's Team
5 Eric Schlauch (USA) Team Somerset / Van Dessel 0.42
6 Gerry Pflug (USA) SciFit/Dirty Harry's 0.44
7 Ralf Warmuth (USA) Highland Park Hermes
8 Robert Campos (USA) HVC/Jessies
9 Kris Aur (USA) C3/AD6/Joe's 1.08
10 Mike Hebe (USA) GPOA-Cannondale
11 Christopher Long (USA) Independent Fabrication/Gotham
12 Kirk Reisinger (USA) Wissahickon
13 Joseph Ruggery (USA) Freddie Fu Cycling Team 1.21
14 John Lux (USA) HVB/Marathon Roofing 1.29
15 Gunnar Shogren (USA) FORT Factory Team
16 Glenn Turner (USA) Human Zoom / Pabst Blue Ribbon 1.43
17 Joseph Piccillo (USA) Evolution Racing 2.02
18 Blair Saunders (USA) Henrys
19 Matthew Howard (USA) CRCA/Bandit Racing 2.12
20 William Alcorn (USA) MOOTS/SPEEDGOAT 2.16
21 Jeff Cordisco (USA) Capoforma Custom/Cadence 2.23
22 Douglass Gray (USA) First State Velo Sport 3.11
23 Sean Mealey (USA) Hunt Valley Bicycles/Marathon Roofing 3.18
24 Brian Wieczorek (USA) Freddie Fu Cycling Team 3.25
25 Roger Masse (USA) All American Bicycle Club 3.30
26 John Miller (USA) Guys Bicycles 3.38
27 Mark Dontigny (USA) Central Penn Racing 3.41
28 Martin Jones (USA) Team Somerset/Bike King
29 Mark Kutney (USA) Van Dessel Factory Team 3.54
30 Rob Lyon (USA) HUNT VALLEY BICYCLES/HVB/MARATHON ROOFING 4.11
31 Mark Featherman (USA) Guy's Racing 4.30
32 John Stenger (USA) Guy's Racing 4.32
33 Kevin Saint Clair (USA) BiKyle/Main Line Cycling 4.38
34 Mike Jancola (USA) Alan Factory Team 4.50
35 Judd Milne (USA) Squadra Coppi/IM Saab 5.05
36 Charles Tom Mcdaniel (USA) Secret Henry's Team
37 Karl Kensinger (USA) 5.10
38 Christopher Weiland (USA) E-Caps.com / Highland Park Hermes 5.27
39 Fred Wittwer (USA) Charlottesville Racing Club 5.29
40 Kevin Breckenmaker (USA) Yellow Breeches Racing 5.30
41 Rolf Windh (USA) Guy's Racing Team 5.38
42 David Lowe (USA) Human Zoom/Pabst Blue Ribbon 5.56
43 Chip Sovek (USA) Potomac Velo Club 5.59
44 Shawn Downing (USA) Chesapeake Wheelmen/King Pawn 6.02
45 Karl Faruzel (USA) Secret Henry's Team/Soul Cycles 6.10
46 David Stauffer (USA) Team Cycle Works
47 Charles Chichester (USA) CRC OF A 6.29
48 Mike Czupryna (USA) First State Velo Sport 6.37
49 Scott Reynolds (USA) Guy's Racing 7.05
50 Chris Evans (USA) Club Wissahickon
51 Drew Guldalian (USA) Wissahickon 8.02
One lap down
52 Joseph Kenas (USA)Guy's Racing
53 Jay Downs (USA) FORT Factory Team
54 David Mitchell (USA) Meredith Group-GPOA-Cannondale
DNF Bob Piacine (USA) Guys Racing Club
DNF John Mcburney (USA) unattached
DNF Mark Laser (USA) Yellow Breeches Racing
DNF Richard Sachs (USA) RGM Watches- RICHARD SACHS - REX CHIU
DNF Fafar Bayat (USA) Sotheby's/Strictly Bicycles
DNF Michael Kolb (USA) First State Velo Sport
DNF Charles Erndl (USA) Human zoom cycling
DNF David Manhardt (USA) The Secret Henry's Team
DNF Jon Bruno (USA) Independent Fabrication
DNS Randall Root (USA) Team Snow Valley/Sibex
DNS Kelly Cline (USA) Wissahickon
DNS Gary S. Keblish (USA) Cycle-Smart, Inc.
DNS John Huth (USA) Hilton Cycling Club/ Conte's
DNS Ransom Weaver (USA) Guys Racing
DQ N. Johan Anestad (USA) Evolution Racing
DQ Kurt Mikeska (USA) Secret Henry's
B Masters Men
1 Matt Bergerson (USA) 23.46
2 James Perren (USA) Breakaway Racing
3 Fred Wittwer (USA) Charlottesville Racing Club
4 Jeffrey R. Guy (USA) FORT Factory Team
5 Paul Incognito (USA) Secret Henry's Team
6 Raymond Zeimet (USA) Premier Bank/Cycle Sports
7 Bo Glenn (USA) Inland Construction
8 Joel Moats (USA) MBM
9 Tim Bowman (USA) Trophy Bikes
10 Chris Schaefer (USA) Yellow Breeches Racing
11 Joseph Manacchio (USA) MLC BiKyle
12 James Ambagis (USA) FORT factory team
13 Ken Woodrow (USA) Squadra Coppi/IM Saab
14 Brad Clarke (USA)
15 Dennis Smith (USA) Secret Henry's Team
16 Bob Jaggard (USA) action wheels
17 Paul Speranza (USA) Bean's /Tioga Velo Club
18 Chris Thaler (USA) Evolution Racing
19 Gary Wolff (USA) team Maxxis / Prima Tappa
20 Mike Jinks (USA) BIKEWORKS
21 Christian Faino (USA) Evolution Racing
22 R. Michael Williams (USA) Wilmington Velocity
23 Gary Dugovich (USA) Beaver Valley Velo
24 Jon Schafer (USA) Moots
25 Kevin Kuza (USA)
26 Joe Mulligan (USA) Team Bikery/Shebel Shebel
27 Nunzio Dibiasi (USA) Yellow Breeches Racing
28 Gary Kelley (USA) South Mountain Velo Club
29 Charles Wahl (USA) Evolution Racing
30 Bob Perna (USA) beans bikes
31 Ronne Irvine (USA) Team Fuji
32 Tom Grim (USA) ERA Cycling
33 Thaddeus Newnam (USA)
34 Ashley Halsey (USA) Team Snow Valley
DNF Barry Holman (USA) Team Fuji
DNF Bill Bray (USA) Shirks
B Men
1 Neil Ross (USA) Mcmaster Cycling 43.00
2 Chad Totaro (USA) Team Human Zoom / Pabst Blue Ribbon 0.30
3 Adam Szczepanski (USA) Wissahickon 0.47
4 Matthew Ferrari (USA) Mt Nittany Wheelworks 0.53
5 Matthew Budd (USA) Budd Bike Works 1.22
6 Ray Ignosh (USA) Gotham Cyclist 1.33
7 Marc Vettori (USA) FORT Factory Team 1.36
8 Gregory Lindstrom (USA) Hunt Valley Bicycles/Marathon Roofing 1.38
9 Todd Hesel (USA) Hunt Vally Bicycles / Marathon Roofing
10 Chris Mayhew (USA) Wissahickon 1.41
11 Mike O Hara (USA) LSV/Kelly Benefit Strategies 1.49
12 Colin Sandberg (USA) Meredith Group-GPOA-Cannondale 2.11
13 John Hostetter Iii (USA) C3/ADG/Joe's 2.17
14 Jeremy Dunn (USA) Harris Cyclery/Igleheart Frames 2.18
15 Andrew Crooks (USA) NYC Velo 2.31
16 Kevin Hazzard (USA) McMaster Cycling
17 Ethan Townsend (USA) First State Velo Sport 2.38
18 Frank Zgoda (USA) Sotheby's/Strictly Bicycles 2.42
19 Emerson Loustau (USA) BICYCLE THERAPY 2.48
20 Chris Harshman (USA) Team Snow Valley 2.56
21 Morgan Gerlak (USA) C3/ADG/Joe's 3.00
22 Chris Nystrom (USA) C3/ADG/Joe's Bike Shop 3.07
23 Michael Hosang (USA) TRIPOWER 3.09
24 Eric Morgan (USA) Wissahickon 3.11
25 Michael Kumiega (USA) RUUD RACING/TVC 3.16
26 Don Kessel (USA) Holmes Cycling/BodyLogicTherapy 3.20
27 Daniel Brill (USA) Team Beacon 3.24
28 Bernard Mcdonald (USA) C3/ADG/Joe's 3.35
29 Nathaniel Cook (USA) Harris/Igleheart 3.53
30 Eric Linder (USA) HUNT VALLEY BICYCLES/ MARATHON ROOFING
31 Peter Salon (USA)
32 Peter Nicoll (USA) Squadra Coppi/ IM Saab 4.06
33 Conrad Tufte (USA) 4.18
34 Jim Mudd (USA) Hunt Valley Bicycles/Marathon Roofing
35 Wade Hess (USA) Team Beacon 4.22
36 James Perren (USA) Breakaway Racing 4.35
37 Craig Lebair (USA) philadelphia ciclismo 4.42
38 Marty Mckeon (USA) Guys Racing 4.44
39 Jd Bilodeau (USA) NCC/BikeReg.com 5.07
40 Brian Burgess (USA) Team Beacon 5.13
41 Ryan Pomajevich (USA) Gotham Cyclists
42 Bruce Freehoff (USA) Team Beacon 5.15
43 Zach Adams (USA) Fort Frames 5.27
44 Kevin Horvath (USA) Tri-Power 5.49
45 Rob Collins (USA) Collins Pediatric Dentistry
46 Michael Jernigan (USA) Rudberg Law Cycling 6.09
47 John Eorio (USA) Premier bank/Cycle Sports 6.11
48 Joshua West (USA) Bikeman.com 6.22
49 Jay Nossen (USA) Rutgers University Cycling Team 6.27
50 Jonathan Kahler (USA) Team HumanZOOM /PBR 6.31
51 Christopher Salice (USA) LSV/Kelly Benefit Strategies 7.17
52 David Berson (USA) East Coast Velo 7.51
53 Charly Hermanson (USA) LSV/Kelly Benefit Strategies 7.52
54 David Covell (USA) Wissahickon Cycling 7.58
55 Eric Mitchell (USA)
DNF Mike Devuono (USA) Philadelphia Ciclismo/Disco Biscuits Racing
DNF Fj Hughes (USA) Bike Doctor
DNF Theo Procopos (USA) Wissahickon
DNF Aaron Ritz (USA) Quaker City Wheelmen/Team Breakaway 2
DNF Jonathan Beyer (USA) WBI Investments
DNF Luke Sauder (USA) HVB/Marathon Roofing
DNF Jim Wirtanen (USA) Harris Cyclery/Igleheart Frames
DNF John Brown (USA) High Road Cycles
DNF Marc Frazer (USA) Kelly Benefit Strategies/LSV
DNF Jeff Shumaker (USA) Philly Ciclismo
DNS Shawn Johnson (USA) Central Penn Racing - The Bicycle Shop Inc.
DNS Jed Kornbluh (USA) Human Zoom
DNS Chris Thaler (USA) Evolution Racing
C Men
1 Matt Harris (USA) Philadelphia Ciclismo 23.32
2 Patrick Bradley (USA) Team Beacon
3 Robert Sprague (USA) Penn Cycling
4 Peter Dalkner (USA) Trophy Bikes Team Shiftless
5 Brendan Gallivan (USA) Gallivan Corporation/cbrc
6 Bob Goldman (USA) Wissahickon
7 William Gilmer (USA) tri-power
8 Robert Thomas (USA) Secret Henry's Team
9 Joseph Hu (USA) Quaker City Wheelmen/Team Breakaway
10 Richard Bilson (USA) Evolution Racing
11 Les Russell (USA) Yellow Breeches Racing
12 Jason Ferrier (USA)
13 Todd Schwartz (USA)
14 Josh Delmanzo (USA)
15 Barry Wahner (USA) Wahner Chiropractic
16 Spencer Shelly (USA)
17 Chad Culbertson (USA) CRC of A / Hart's Racing
18 Rob May (USA) Holtina River Lodge
19 Ken Deitch (USA)
20 Greg Hoffman (USA) Bike Doctor
21 Carey Jackson Yonce (USA)
22 Matt Neugebauer (USA) Deep Blue
23 Jared Kennedy (USA) Team Shiftless - Trophy Bikes
24 Joseph Zorn (USA)
25 Steven Burke (USA) Hunt Valley Bicycles/Marathon Roofing
26 Jason Eicholtz (USA) Bike & Blade
27 Josh Carter (USA) Trogdor
28 Adam Leman (USA) Team Independence/Drexel University
29 Jeff Ziemski (USA)
30 Trevor Shattuck (USA) Team BBC
31 Geoffrey Heintz (USA) The Children in the Shoe
32 Tim Clark (USA)
33 Tim Foley (USA)
34 Jason Gabriel (USA) Tristatevelo
35 Mark Fitzwater (USA) secret henry's team
36 Mark Wanco (USA) World Cup Ski and Cycle cycling team
37 Harry Langdon (USA) Guys Racing
38 Tim Blanchard (USA) The Children in the Shoe
39 Brad Quinnan (USA) Evolution Racing
40 Joseph Manning (USA)
41 Charles Gardiner (USA)
42 Tom Slowikowski (USA) Hunt Valley Bicycles/Marathon Roofing
43 Norman Young (USA) St. Catharines CC
44 Tracy Campbell (USA) Team Beacon
45 David Rainey (USA) Human Zoom
46 Louis D'amelio (USA) Century Road Club of America
47 Frank Schlipi (USA)
48 Bill Lawson (USA) Liam Lawson Foundation
49 Howard Richards (USA)
50 Patrick Good (USA)
DNF James Wilson (USA) Human Zoom
DNS Geoffrey Beaty (USA) Alan Factory
DNS Dan Lichtenberger (USA) Secret Henry's Team
B Women
1 Jessica Singerman (USA) Bike Line and Twin Six 27.31
2 Nikki Thiemann (USA) Human Zoom 0.37
3 Liz Feeney (USA) Sturdy Girl Cycling 1.10
4 Dina Disantis (USA) Alans
5 Sally Poliwoda (USA) Sturdy Girl Cycling 1.18
6 Diane Castor (USA) ADG-Joe's Bike Shop 1.22
7 Elizabeth Harlow (USA) Hunt Valley Bicycles/Marathon Roofing 1.33
8 Mary Fetrow (USA) Yellow Breeches Racing 1.41
9 Pamela Saltzgueber (USA) Premier Bank/Cycle Sports 1.49
10 Jill Waggett (USA) Watchung Wheelpeople 2.04
11 Karen Tourian (USA) Guy's Racing
12 Stephanie Swinerton (USA) 2.44
13 Anne Rock (USA) Biketopia 2.57
14 Kim Dubeck (USA) Bean's 3.00
15 Amanda Romsa (USA) PENN 3.19
16 Nina Santiago (USA) 3.30
17 Kyra Kenwood (USA) 3.55
18 Kerry Combs (USA) Independent Fabrication 4.02
19 Christina Lindsey (USA) Wissahickon
20 Kera Daily (USA) WildBlues 4.38
21 Diane Vettori (USA) Secret Henrys Team 5.03
22 Kathrin Schumacher (USA) CRC of A / Harts Racing 5.32
23 Kathleen Fite (USA) Charm City Cycling, LLC 6.11
DNF Anna Fox (USA) Human Zoom/Pabst Blue Ribbon
DNF Christine Kelley (USA) Team BBC
DNF Emily Smith (USA) hup united/boston university cycling
DNF Elizabeth White (USA) NEBC/Cycleloft
Past Winners
2005 Barry Wicks (Kona), Lyne Bessette (Cyclocrossworld.com-Louis Garneau ) 2004 Ben Jacques-Maynes (USA) Sierra Nevada Cycling, Barbara Howe (Velo Bella) 2003 Ryan Trebon (USA) Easton Kona CCA, Carmen D'Aluisio (USA) Clif Bar
