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USA Collegiate MTB National Championships - CN

Banner Elk, North Carolina, USA, October 24-26, 2008

Photos

Race 5 - October 26: Dual Slalom - qualifying and finals,

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Images by Went Knipe

• Division 1 Team Podium
• Division 2 Women's dual slalom podium
• Fort Lewis finds out they won the national championships.

Race 4 - October 25: Short track,

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Images by Lees-McRae College

• The Lees-McRae College short track course consists of a mostly flat, one-mile loop in and out of the woods of the school's campus.
• Jonathan Schottler of the University of Missouri battles through the muddy conditions with Ian Sullivan of the University of Vermont.
• Bryan Alders of the University of Colorado-Boulder leads out the Division 1 men's short track start on the campus of Lees-McRae College on Saturday morning.

Images by Caitlin Trahan

• Justin Finn of Oregon State University maintains his position in the top 10.
• Matt Rotroff of North Carolina State University comes out of the woods in the short track.
• Justin Finn gets dirty in the short track.
• Evan Halladay of North Carolina State University gets muddy in the short track.

Race 3 - October 25: Downhill finals,

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Images by Caitlin Trahan

• The full moon was out on the downhill course.

Race 1 - October 24: Cross country,

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Images by Went Knipe

• The men's DI cross country gets the competition started on a five-mile course on the Lees-McRae campus.
• Ben Sontag (Fort Lewis College) crosses the line victorious in the men's DI race.
• Jamie Dinkins (University of Tennessee-Chattanooga) came in second in the DI women's contest after a hard-fought battle with Lees-McRae's Swart.

Images by Caitlin Trahan

• Jacob Brown of West Virginia University begins another lap of the cross country.
• Michael Koballa of Appalachian State heads towards the finish.