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NCCA National Championships - NE
University of California - Berkeley, USA, May 9-11, 2003
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Day 3 - May 11: Road Race, 124 km / 77 km
Maher, Ollerenshaw take out final day road races
By Sam Nainoa
Women: Cal's Maher uses brutal home course to propel her to win
In perhaps the toughest collegiate road race of the year due to the size of the peleton, the high quality of competition and the challenging course profile, Kate Maher of the University of California at Berkeley captured the NCCA Collegiate National Champion Road Race title Sunday on a brutal course that saw the main pack of every race group cut in half by the end of the first lap.
Both women's divisions completed 77km/48 miles or five laps of the 9.6-mile hilly loop that featured a two-mile steep climb up McEwen Road at mile 6.7, several fast chicane sections and rolling roads that allowed for little recovery time.
Maher finished in a time of 2:42:49 after pulling away from Christina Ruiter of Fort Lewis College with 200 meters to go. Ruiter, who finished 9 seconds back, is relatively new to road cycling after being an adventure racer and may have started her sprint too soon as Maher was patient showing her experience with a ferocious jump.
"Christina went early in the sprint and is amazingly strong. My legs are tired from yesterday's time trial so our team let other people work and tried to have as many of us in the front near the end," said Maher, who is pursuing an advanced degree at Berkeley.
The duo had dropped the remainder of the lead group the final time up the McEwen Road climb and appeared to be working well together, but at 1km to go Ruiter began taking longer pulls, which played into the winning strategy of Maher.
Ruiter, an Exercise Science major, said she started riding bikes after doing adventure races and appeared satisfied to earn a podium spot, "I just wanted to pull ahead of the chase group and Kate stayed on me, we both pulled and of course I wanted to win."
Rick Crawford, the Fort Lewis College cycling coach and frequent online contributor to cycling websites added, "We still need to teach her the finer points of cycling but she is a national-caliber athlete. To get somebody like Christina who is super-talented is really gratifying."
Megan Monroe of the University of Wisconsin at Madison stood out and showed herself early as a possible threat as she set a fast tempo whenever the road went up and strung out the front group. Maher and several other leaders took notice of this and began to mark her. Monroe finished in fifth place behind Stefanie Graeter of Berkeley, who improved by 30 places over her 2002 finish to take third in 2:43:21. Andrea Dvorak of the University of Virginia finished fourth in 2:43:24 and was also prominent up the climbs.
While there were several regroupings at the front of the race as the chasers consistently tried to regain contact with the leaders every lap after the climbs, the front group never contained more than 15 women at any given time. This is a testament to the toughness of the course as a total of 81 women lined up for the start under near perfect Northern California conditions.
In women's Division II action, Allison Beall of the University of Idaho simply rode away from the field after an early attack by Heather Edwards of St. Louis University.
"It wasn't a planned attack, we just picked up the pace on the first lap. We both looked around after the hill and didn't see anyone so we kept riding steady. Then, on the third lap she was gone so I kept going," said Beall. Beall came across the finish line solo in 2:46:24. Edwards finished second in 2:48:38 and Kate Stange of Brown University finished third in 2:49:14.
Maher repeats in omnium
The women's Individual Omnium saw familiar faces on the podium as Kate Maher's win in the road race today clinched her overall victory in Division I. She finished with a total of 162 points and constantly talked about working for her Berkeley team rather than her own aspirations when asked about her plan for the omnium jersey. Christina Ruiter finished in second with 138 points and Julia Oh of Harvard finished in third with 97 points. Lauren Gaffney of Vanderbilt University won the overall title in Division II with 141 points and said she was surprised but happy to win. Allison Beall, today's road race champion, took second place with 137 points. Nichole Wangshard from the University of Northern Colorado finished third with 120 points.
The Individual Omnium tested riders' all-around abilities as it was based on finish points earned in both Friday's criterium, which was flat, windy and fast to favor a power rider or crit-specialist, and also today's road race, which favored a rider of great climbing ability.
Men: Oregon State grad student Ollerenshaw takes men's road race
The men's events were also races of attrition that featured major moves every lap with the three strongest riders in the Division I race fighting hard the last 1km to give Doug Ollerenshaw of Oregon State University the road race title in 3:45:39.
Ollerenshaw and Bryan Smith of the University of Wisconsin at Madison, who finished second in 3:45:47, bridged up to Tyler Wren of Princeton just after the McEwen climb the last lap with 5k/3.1 miles to go before the finish of the race, which was contested over eight laps for a total of 124km/76.8 miles.
Ollerenshaw, who is trying to balance cycling and graduate school for mechanical engineering and also help to rebuild the cycling program at Oregon State, spoke with a large smile and was happy with his victory, "Bryan did good work but I wanted it bad. It's amazing--I can't believe it yet. This is my biggest result for sure."
Wren had been on a solo breakaway for almost two laps after dropping Ben Haldeman of Berkeley. They had worked together for the previous two laps to stay in front of the chasers by a gap that hovered at two minutes. Once Ollerenshaw and Smith reached Wren they worked together until 1km to the finish when all three slowed down and began looking at each other, at one point jockeying for position like track riders. At 500 meters to go Wren appeared to struggle from his huge solo effort earlier and couldn't hang on as Smith was the first to jump, taking Ollernshaw with him. Ollerenshaw immediately countered and looked firmly in control with 100 meters left.
Normally this may have been the perfect distance to initiate the sprint, but today's finish was uphill and the wind had picked up by the end of the two men's races. Under these conditions Ollerenshaw was able to wait until the final meters and take the win by eight seconds.
Fourth place across the line was Anthony Colby of Fort Lewis College in 3:46:16 and fifth went to Ben Jacques-Maynes of UC Santa Cruz in 3:46:19. Ollerenshaw benefited from good teamwork when his teammate Barry Wicks constantly put pressure on the peleton up the McEwen climb for several laps. Wicks also followed Matt Dubberly of Berkeley and a race favorite on an attack on lap five. It was here, when the leaders caught these two, that the counter-attack of Wren and Haldeman went off the front to set up part of the race finale.
Second place Smith shows great promise as a cyclist as he has ridden a road bike for only a short time. His athletic background is as a hockey player. "I felt good at the end and I thought I could win the sprint. Looking back on it, I should have waited, but I'm happy about my finish. Things have gone well for me considering I've only been on the road bike for two years," Smith said.
Wren was equally satisfied with his result and said that he had given everything in the race and tried to hang on in the finishing sprint. "The last five kilometers were hard and I was getting a few different time checks about the chasers behind me. When [Ollerenshaw and Smith] finally caught me I was running on empty and hanging on for dear life, but I gave everything I had," said Wren, the current Division II NCCA Mountain Bike Champion and recent finisher of the Tour de Georgia as part of the Colavita-Bolla professional team.
The first pass through the feed zone was an inspiring scene as all 131 cyclists were shoulder to shoulder across the entire road with hundreds of supporters and spectators spread out along the entire length cheering enthusiastically.
The men's Division II road race (seven laps) was also thinned out early on as the climbing cut the field in half followed by a hard early tempo. This suited the race winner Kris Hedges of Johns Hopkins University who soloed in for the win and who was also part of the time trial champion team on the second day of competition.
"Coming through the feed zone some guys got antsy and picked it up, but I attacked on the downhill. I had about 20 seconds and a Dartmouth rider tried to come across but I didn't want to wait for him so I just kept it rolling," Hedges said.
Robbie King of Colorado College finished in second and Ted King of Middlebury College finished in third.
Road win propels Ollerenshaw to omnium title
Doug Ollerenshaw of Oregon State University won the overall Individual Omnium for men's Division I with 259 points highlighted by his win in the road race. Ollerenshaw said he was surprised to win the overall because it was only a remote hope before the road race. Ben Jacques-Maynes of UC Santa Cruz finished in second with 247 points and Matt Dubberly of Berkeley finished in third with 201 points.
Photos
Images by Mark Shimahara/BikeZen.com
- Early in the race, Oregon State's Ollerenshaw ascends McEwen.
- Barry Wicks (Oregon State) and Matt Dubberley (Cal) escape in lap 4.
- After Wicks and Dubberly are caught by the bunch, Cal's Ben Halderman and Tyler Wren (Princeton) escape.
- With a gap of over two minutes, a large chase group follows the East-West duo (Haldeman and Wren).
- The Virgin Devil attempts to encourage riders climbing McEwen.
- University of California's Benjamin Haldeman chases Tyler Wren on the climb up McEwen in lap 7.
- Six riders, including eventual race winner Doug Ollerenshaw (far right), on their way to catching Wren and Haldeman.
- Doug Ollerenshaw wins the Division 1 2003 NCCA Championship Road Race.
- Oregon State's Doug Ollerenshaw elated over his victory.
- Kris Hedges (Johns Hopkins University) escapes alone early on.
- Edward King (Middlebury College) attempts to bridge up to Hedges.
- King of Middlebury (3rd place) digs deep on his way up McEwen.
- Kris Hedges (Johns Hopkins University) 500 meters from winning the Division 2 NCCA Championship Road Race.
Results
Men Division 1 1 Doug Ollerenshaw (Oregon State University) 3.45.39 2 Bryan Smith (University of Wisconsin - Madis) 0.08 3 Tyler Wren (Princeton University) 0.24 4 Anthony Colby (Fort Lewis College) 0.37 5 Ben Jacques-Mayngs (University of California-Santa ) 0.40 6 Stuart Gillespie (Harvard University Cycling Asso) 1.03 7 Benjamin Haldeman (University of California - Berk) 1.45 8 Joshua Bezecny (Colorado University Cycling) 1.47 9 Marc Collard (University of California - Davi) 3.41 10 Matt Dubberley (University of California - Berk) 3.42 11 Roman Kilun (University of California - Berk) 3.54 12 Scott Keller (Northern Arizona University) 4.04 13 Andy Guptill (Fort Lewis College) 4.26 14 Kevin Bouchard-Hall (University of Vermont) 4.55 15 Cody Peterson (Fort Lewis College) 5.31 16 Barry Wicks (Oregon State University) 5.40 17 Lucas Euser (Cal Poly SLO Wheelmen) 6.24 18 Lance Doherty (University of California - Berk) 6.50 19 Daniel Sweet (University of California - Davi) 7.12 20 Bobby Lea (Penn State) 9.23 21 John Denson (Cal Poly SLO Wheelmen) 9.26 22 Daniel Larson (University of Florida) 9.32 23 Russell Cree (University of Wisconsin - Madis) 9.48 24 Geoff Rapoport (University of California - San ) 9.57 25 Collin Becker (Colorado University Cycling) 10.23 26 Stefan Rothe (Midwestern State University) 10.39 27 Clayton Barrows (University of Wyoming) 11.17 28 Marco Verwijs (University of Florida) 12.24 29 Larry Hasbrouck (Fort Lewis College) 13.57 30 Hatcher Rosenbrock (Appalachian State University) 16.36 31 Christof Herby (University of Virginia) 16.46 32 Michael Cleary (Stanford University) 17.48 33 Chris Vargo (Indiana University-Bloomington) 34 Justen Peters (University of New Hampshire) 19.29 35 Ryan Leech (Penn State) 19.32 36 Dan Peairs (Virginia Tech) 37 Dan Cassidy (University of Vermont) 19.33 38 Jens Norman (Cal Poly SLO Wheelmen) 39 Alistair Sponsel (Princeton University) 19.34 40 Sean Conroy (University of Maryland) 19.35 41 Matthew Becker (U.S. Naval Academy) 19.40 42 Kris Stein (Indiana University-Bloomington) 20.05 43 Daniel Holt (Florida State University) 44 Nicholas Reistad (University of Wisconsin - Madis) 20.24 45 Bernard Van Ulden (UCLA) 20.44 46 Dana Weber (Texas A&M University) 23.13 47 Daniel Mendoza (Purdue University Cycling) 23.59 48 Christopher Akana (Harvard University Cycling Asso) 24.35 49 Josh Holder (Midwestern State University) 24.36 50 Ian Robertson (University of Nebraska of Linco) 25.58 51 David Pierce (Stanford University) 52 Andrew Hammond (University of Nebraska of Linco) 53 Ben Rhodes (Washington State University) 54 Ryan Lynch (Colorado University Cycling) 55 Aaron Brown (Colorado University Cycling) 56 Dan Wesp (USC) 57 Leif Johnson (University of California - Davi) 58 Jay Ku (Harvard University Cycling Asso) 59 David James (University of Texas) 60 Bernd Liesenfeld (University of Florida) 61 Jackson Salling (University of Texas) 62 Derek Galvin (University of North Carolina-Ch) 63 Zachary Hartwig (Boston University) 64 Neal Bambha (University of Maryland) 65 David Allen (Virginia Tech) 66 Malachi Peacock (University of Georgia-Athens) 67 Nicholas Dale (University of Georgia-Athens) 68 Nathanael Ziccardi (Ohio State University) 28.51 69 Michael Cody (University of Vermont) 70 Ernesto Ramirez (Arizona State Cycling) 71 Stephen Mcmillan (University of Texas) 72 Brian Wynick (Midwestern State University) 28.52 73 Mat Stephens (Texas A&M University) 74 Geffrey Moy (West Virginai University) 75 Darroch Whitaker (Virginia Tech) Men Division 2 1 Kris Hedges (Johns Hopkins University) 3.23.34 2 Robbie King (Colorado College) 2.46 3 Edward King (Middlebury College) 2.50 4 Michael Barton (Dartmouth College) 3.44 5 Matthew Merrill (Colorado College) 7.36 6 Cody Powell (Colorado College) 8.30 7 Matthew Frost (University of Idaho) 8 Todd Yezefski (Dartmouth College) 9 Reid Mumford (Johns Hopkins University) 8.38 10 Matt Cooke (American University) 8.44 11 Edward Brignole (Johns Hopkins University) 12 Brian Martin (University of Idaho) 9.36 13 Josh Gewirtz (Colorado College) 9.37 14 Ryan Young (U.S. Air Force Academy- Cycling) 32.34 15 Kyle Lobisser (Bucknell University) 33.16 16 Eric Knackmuhs (Bates College) 35.18 17 Joseph Quinn (USMA Cycling) 36.08 18 Andrew Weir (East Carolina Universtiy) 38.03 19 Brad Gates (USMA Cycling) 20 George Howard-Heretakis (Lees McCrae College) 38.04 21 J. Carl Grant Williams (Lees McRae College) 22 Weston Shirey (Lees McRae College) 23 Evan Carver (Carleton College) 24 Tim Clement (Dartmouth College) 25 Benjamin Moran (U.S. Air Force Academy- Cycling) 26 Ari Dowilde (Bates College) 27 Benjamin Turits (Bucknell University) 28 Brad Schaeffer (Bucknell University) 29 Scott Hammack (Kansas State University) 30 Bing Knight (Dartmouth Colleege) 31 Ben Memmott (University of Idaho) 32 Sean Barrie (Depauw University) 33 Stefan Reveal (Montana State University) 38.25 34 Aaron Vogel (Depauw University) 35 Christopher Mcphee (Yale University) 36 Mason Jones (U.S. Air Force Academy- Cycling) 37 Stuart Lamp (Lees McRae College) 38 Ian Holt (U.S. Air Force Academy- Cycling) 39 Peter Dinolfo (Northwestern University) 40 Dallas Burnum (Kansas State University) 41 Benjamin Zmuda (University of Idaho) 42 Greg Wittwer (Virginia Commonwealth Universit) 43 John Turbeville (USMA Cycling) 44 Bryan Rabatic (Northwestern University) 45 Mario Giberti (USMA Cycling) 46 Mark Labedz (Depauw University) 47 Brad Patton (Kansas State University) 48 Michael Koons (Kansas State University) 49 Matthew Allen (Depauw University) 39.47 Women Division 1 1 Kate Maher (University of California - Berk) 2.42.49 2 Christina Ruiter (Fort Lewis College) 0.09 3 Stefanie Graeter (University of California - Berk) 0.32 4 Andrea Dvorak (University of Virginia) 0.35 5 Megan Monroe (University of Wisconsin - Madis) 0.37 6 Margaret Shirley (University of Georgia) 1.07 7 Alisha Little (Appalachian State University) 1.08 8 Alice Pennington (Oregon State University) 1.10 9 Janna Jackson (Midwestern State University) 2.00 10 Laura Resor (University of California - San ) 2.07 11 Kathleen Billington (Appalachian State) 12 Diana Hassel (University of California - Davi) 2.24 13 Erin Huck (Colorado University Cycling) 2.41 14 Julia Oh (Harvard University Cycling Asso) 7.08 15 Rebecca Mccilntock (University of Florida) 7.09 16 Anya Hinkle (University of California - Berk) 7.12 17 Sheila Vibert (University of New Hampshire) 7.25 18 Molly Hummel (Colorado University Cycling) 7.52 19 Sara Hickey (Marian College) 7.59 20 Ivana Miucic (Midwestern State University) 21 Ashley Fouts (Stanford University) 8.09 22 Naomi Keilwitz (Washington State University) 8.24 23 Jessica Schenk (Columbia University) 8.26 24 Leah Trapp (Colorado State University) 8.34 25 Meredith Fowlie (University of California - Berk) 8.35 26 Rebecca Stengel (University of Arizona) 8.41 27 Kate Gracheck (Boston University) 10.29 28 Erin Alders (University of California-Santa ) 10.45 29 Amanda Hall (University of Florida) 11.08 30 Nichole Marcillac (University of California - Davi) 11.20 31 Shannon Sobeck (University of California - Davi) 11.30 32 Jessica Drees (Kansas University Cycling) 11.39 33 Kimberly Garvie (University of Wyoming) 34 Brooke Miller (University of California - Sant) 12.39 35 Kathrin Weidemann (Cal Poly SLO Wheelmen) 12.41 36 Jennifer Tilley (Kansas University Cycling) 12.54 37 Megan Melamed (Colorado University Cycling) 14.40 38 Melissa Gambol (Stanford University) 39 Jennifer Hawkins (Indiana University-Bloomington) 15.31 40 Rebecca Falls (University of Alabama) 16.13 41 Courtney Bollman (Miami University of Ohio) 16.43 42 Olena Whipple (Fort Lewis College) 17.15 43 Lori Palmer (University of Florida) 20.26 44 Emily Obrien (Boston University) 45 Audrey Peterman (U.S. Naval Academy) 20.47 46 Megan Wemmer (University of California - San ) 21.49 47 Kelly Rooney (University of Florida) 22.39 48 Elizabeth Harrison (University of Vermont) 22.43 49 Emilie Weed (University of New Hampshire) 22.46 50 Rachel Eichers (University of Wisconsin - Madis) 22.58 51 Tamara Dowers (Washington State University) 23.13 52 Shelley Bower (Fort Lewis College) 23.33 53 Mary Rudy (Colorado University Cycling) 23.54 54 Anna Kelso (University of Georgia) 24.41 55 Natalie Mik (University of California - Davi) 26.33 56 Erin Olafsen (University of New Hampshire) 30.03 57 Ilana Brito (Harvard University Cycling Asso) 30.08 58 Kimberly Rothman (Harvard University Cycling Asso) 59 Libby Porzig (University of California-Santa ) 30.51 60 Aileen Vandenberg (University of California-Santa ) 34.33 61 Claire Brown (Texas A&MK University) 35.37 62 Amanda Studdard (University of Oregon) 52.38 63 Kristen Davis (Cal Poly SLO Wheelmen) 64 Harmony Larsen (Cal Poly SLO Wheelmen) 65 Nicole Raspa (Harvard University Cycling Asso) 52.39 Women Division 2 1 Allison Beall (University of Idaho) 2.46.24 2 Heather Edwards (St. Louis University Cycling) 2.14 3 Kate Stange (Brown University) 2.50 4 Lauren Gaffney (VanderbiltUniversity) 3.14 5 Alalia Berry (Colorado College) 7.18 6 Holly Borowski (U.S. Air Force Academy- Cycling) 8.01 7 Nichole Wangshard (University of Northern Colorado) 8.20 8 Phoebe Dameron (Mills College) 8.57 9 Kristina Eaton (Dartmouth College) 10.13 10 Kathleen Jones (University of Montana) 10.43 11 Merrill Sapp (New Mexico State University) 11.45 12 Andrea Schettler (Yale University) 14.01 13 Amy Wallace (Dartmouth College) 16.04 14 Laura Valaas (Whitman College) 18.33 15 Michelle Arnold (USMA Cycling) 20.17 16 Marissa Kellogg (Yale University) 17 Laura Harrington (USMA Cycling) 21.57 18 Anne Hubbs (University of Montana) 24.48 19 Claire Lutgendorf (Wesleyan University) 37.03 20 Carol Hutton (Depauw University) 37.05 21 Jenna Boyd (Depauw University) 22 Lindsey Melki (USMA Cycling) 37.06 23 Carolyn Thompson (Kansas State University) 24 Laura Mc Ginnis (USMA Cycling) 25 Stephanie Simpkins (Colorado College) 26 Christina May (Dartmouth College) 47.26
Overall
Division 1 1 University of California - Berkeley 549 pts 2 Fort Lewis College 432 3 Midwestern State University 425 4 University of California - Davis 379 5 Colorado University Cycling 361 6 University of Florida 352 7 University of Wisconsin - Madison 337 8 Oregon State University 255 9 University of Georgia 249 10 Harvard University Cycling Asso 246 11 University of California - San Diego 245 12 University of New Hampshire 237 13 University of California-Santa Cruz 221 14 Stanford University 213 15 Appalachian State 210 16 University of Vermont 203 17 Cal Poly SLO Wheelmen 196 18 University of Virginia 171 19 Penn State 160 20 Indiana University-Bloomington 158 21 Princeton University 134 22 Miami University of Ohio 117 23 MARIAN COLLEGE 103 24 WASHINGTON STATE 76 25 Northern Arizona University 52 26 UNIV OF MARYLAND 52 27 Florida State University 52 28 Virgina Tech 51 29 UNIV OF NEBRASKA 48 30 UCLA 45 31 University of Wyoming 44 31 Columbia University 44 33 ARIZONA STATE 42 33 Colorado State University 42 35 University of Arizona 40 36 Boston University 38 37 U.S. Naval Academy 30 37 UNIV OF TEXAS 30 39 UNIVERSITY OF OREGON 26 40 Texas A&M University 24 40 UNIV OF WYOMING 24 42 KANSAS UNIV 22 42 Purdue University Cycling 22 Division 2 1 Dartmouth College 528 pts 2 Colorado College 458 3 University of Idaho 406 4 USMA Cycling 310 5 Depauw University 290 6 Yale University 274 7 Johns Hopkins University 260 8 U.S. Air Force Academy- Cycling 254 9 Kansas State University 210 9 Lees McRae College 210 11 University of Montana 193 12 St. Louis University Cycling 179 13 American University 160 14 Whitman College 155 15 Bucknell University 151 16 VanderbiltUniversity 149 17 University of Northern Colorado 127 18 Brown University 125 19 Middlebury College 117 20 BATES COLLEGE 113 21 Wesleyan University 106 22 New Mexico State University 94 23 Mills College 90 24 Northwestern University 84 25 Georgia Perimeter College 62 25 US AIR FORCE ACADEMY 62 27 East Carolina Universtiy 52 28 Carleton College 50 29 Montana State University 46 30 Virginia Commonwealth Universit 42 31 California Maritime Academy 34 32 MIT 32 Men Division 1 1 Doug Ollerenshaw (Oregon State University) 259 pts 2 Ben Jacques-Mayngs (University of California-Santa ) 247 3 Matt Dubberley (University of California - Berk) 201 4 Bryan Smith (University of Wisconsin - Madis) 174 5 Marc Collard (University of California - Davi) 156 6 Tyler Wren (Princeton University) 150 7 Daniel Larson (University of Florida) 148 8 Anthony Colby (Fort Lewis College) 140 9 Benjamin Haldeman (University of California - Berk) 134 10 Stuart Gillespie (Harvard University Cycling Asso) 130 11 Bobby Lea (Penn State) 130 12 Kevin Bouchard-Hall (University of Vermont) 118 13 Andy Guptill (Fort Lewis College) 118 14 Joshua Bezecny (Colorado University Cycling) 114 15 Barry Wicks (Oregon State University) 111 16 Roman Kilun (University of California - Berk) 96 17 Scott Keller (Northern Arizona University) 92 18 Cody Peterson (Fort Lewis College) 80 19 Christof Herby (University of Virginia) 76 20 Lucas Euser (Cal Poly SLO Wheelmen) 73 21 Lance Doherty (University of California - Berk) 70 22 Daniel Sweet (University of California - Davi) 67 23 Justen Peters (University of New Hampshire) 66 24 Bjoern Ossenbrink (Midwestern State University) 65 25 Stefan Rothe (Midwestern State University) 63 26 John Denson (Cal Poly SLO Wheelmen) 61 27 Nathan Piekielek (University of Georgia-Athens) 60 28 Russell Cree (University of Wisconsin - Madis) 56 29 Michael House (Miami University of Ohio) 55 30 Geoff Rapoport (University of California - San ) 54 31 Collin Becker (Colorado University Cycling) 52 32 John-Paul Ballou (Cal Poly SLO Wheelmen) 51 33 Clayton Barrows (University of Wyoming) 48 34 Alistair Sponsel (Princeton University) 48 35 Marco Verwijs (University of Florida) 46 36 Larry Hasbrouck (Fort Lewis College) 44 37 Hatcher Rosenbrock (Appalachian State University) 42 38 Michael Kehrberg (Indiana University-Bloomington) 42 39 Michael Cleary (Stanford University) 38 40 Elliot Holland (Princeton University) 38 41 Chris Vargo (Indiana University-Bloomington) 36 42 Michael Friedman (Penn State) 33 43 Daniel Holt (Florida State University) 33 44 Ryan Leech (Penn State) 32 45 Dan Peairs (Virginia Tech) 30 46 Dan Cassidy (University of Vermont) 28 47 Jens Norman (Cal Poly SLO Wheelmen) 26 48 Sergei Badeka (University of California - Davi) 24 49 Sean Conroy (University of Maryland) 22 50 Jeremie Texier (Colorado University Cycling) 22 51 Matthew Becker (U.S. Naval Academy) 20 52 Kris Stein (Indiana University-Bloomington) 18 53 Nicholas Reistad (University of Wisconsin - Madis) 14 54 Bernard Van Ulden (UCLA) 12 55 Tyler Ofstad (Stanford University) 12 56 Dana Weber (Texas A&M University) 10 57 Daniel Mendoza (Purdue University Cycling) 8 58 Tonatiuh Rodriguez-Nikl (University of California - San ) 8 59 Christopher Akana (Harvard University Cycling Asso) 6 60 Jeff Via (Midwestern State University) 6 61 Josh Holder (Midwestern State University) 4 62 David Allen (Virgina Tech) 3 63 Ian Robertson (University of Nebraska of Linco) 2 Men Division 2 1 Robbie King (Colorado College) 264 pts 2 Kris Hedges (Johns Hopkins University) 260 3 Michael Barton (Dartmouth College) 230 4 Edward King (Middlebury College) 200 5 Matthew Frost (University of Idaho) 185 6 Matthew Merrill (Colorado College) 175 7 Todd Yezefski (Dartmouth College) 155 8 Cody Powell (Colorado College) 153 9 Brian Martin (University of Idaho) 148 10 Matt Cooke (American University) 146 11 Reid Mumford (Johns Hopkins University) 126 12 Edward Brignole (Johns Hopkins University) 114 13 Ryan Young (U.S. Air Force Academy- Cycling) 100 14 Anthony Scott (Georgia Perimeter College) 92 15 Benjamin Moran (U.S. Air Force Academy- Cycling) 91 16 Tim Clement (Dartmouth College) 90 17 Josh Gewirtz (Colorado College) 88 18 Weston Shirey (Lees McRae College) 88 19 Kyle Lobisser (Bucknell University) 80 20 Eric Knackmuhs (Bates College) 76 21 Joseph Quinn (USMA Cycling) 73 22 Andrew Fischer (Whitman College Cycling) 72 23 Benjamin Zmuda (University of Idaho) 72 24 Andrew Weir (East Carolina Universtiy) 70 25 Bing Knight (Dartmouth Colleege) 68 26 Brad Gates (USMA Cycling) 67 27 George Howard-Heretakis (Lees McCrae College) 64 28 J. Carl Grant Williams (Lees McRae College) 61 29 Evan Carver (Carleton College) 56 30 Peter Dinolfo (Northwestern University) 56 31 Ari Dowilde (Bates College) 50 32 Benjamin Turits (Bucknell University) 50 33 Brad Schaeffer (Bucknell University) 46 34 Brad Patton (Kansas State University) 46 35 Ian Holt (U.S. Air Force Academy- Cycling) 46 36 Scott Hammack (Kansas State University) 44 37 Ben Memmott (University of Idaho) 40 38 Dallas Burnum (Kansas State University) 39 39 Sean Barrie (Depauw University) 38 40 Aaron Vogel (Depauw University) 38 41 Stefan Reveal (Montana State University) 36 42 Brian Alfermann (St. Louis University Cycling) 34 43 Stuart Lamp (Lees McRae College) 34 44 Christopher Mcphee (Yale University) 32 45 Mason Jones (U.S. Air Force Academy- Cycling) 30 46 Greg Wittwer (Virginia Commonwealth Universit) 18 47 John Turbeville (USMA Cycling) 16 48 Bryan Rabatic (Northwestern University) 14 49 Todd Nicholas (California Maritime Academy) 14 50 Mario Giberti (USMA Cycling) 12 51 Mark Labedz (Depauw University) 10 52 Jason Sears (MIT) 8 53 Michael Koons (Kansas State University) 6 54 Matthew Allen (Depauw University) 4 Women Division 1 1 Kate Maher (University of California - Berk) 162 pts 2 Christina Ruiter (Fort Lewis College) 138 3 Julia Oh (Harvard University Cycling Asso) 97 4 Stephanie Hannos (Midwestern State University) 96 5 Rebecca Mccilntock (University of Florida) 93 6 Janna Jackson (Midwestern State University) 93 7 Margaret Shirley (University of Georgia) 83 8 Stefanie Graeter (University of California - Berk) 80 9 Kathleen Billington (Appalachian State) 77 10 Andrea Dvorak (University of Virginia) 72 11 Megan Monroe (University of Wisconsin - Madis) 68 12 Anya Hinkle (University of California - Berk) 61 13 Alisha Little (Appalachian State University) 56 14 Sheila Vibert (University of New Hampshire) 56 15 Diana Hassel (University of California - Davi) 54 16 Alice Pennington (Oregon State University) 52 17 Laura Resor (University of California - San ) 52 18 Erin Huck (Colorado University Cycling) 36 19 Elizabeth Harrison (University of Vermont) 36 20 Molly Hummel (Colorado University Cycling) 26 21 Ivana Miucic (Midwestern State University) 26 22 Sara Hickey (Marian College) 24 23 Ashley Fouts (Stanford University) 20 24 Naomi Keilwitz (Washington State University) 18 25 Lori Palmer (University of Florida) 18 26 Jessica Schenk (Columbia University) 16 27 Leah Trapp (Colorado State University) 14 28 Nicole Raspa (Harvard University Cycling Asso) 14 29 Meredith Fowlie (University of California - Berk) 12 30 Sarah Poehlmann (Colorado University Cycling) 12 31 Megan Melamed (Colorado University Cycling) 11 32 Rebecca Stengel (University of Arizona) 10 33 Kate Gracheck (Boston University) 8 34 Rachel Eichers (University of Wisconsin - Madis) 8 35 Erin Alders (University of California-Santa ) 6 36 Amanda Hall (University of Florida) 4 37 Nichole Marcillac (University of California - Davi) 2 Women Division 2 1 Lauren Gaffney (VanderbiltUniversity) 141 pts 2 Allison Beall (University of Idaho) 137 3 Nichole Wangshard (University of Northern Colorado) 120 4 Heather Edwards (St. Louis University Cycling) 116 5 Marissa Kellogg (Yale University) 102 6 Kate Stange (Brown University) 99 7 Kathleen Jones (University of Montana) 98 8 Holly Borowski (U.S. Air Force Academy- Cycling) 96 9 Amy Wallace (Dartmouth College) 92 10 Alalia Berry (Colorado College) 86 11 Laura Valaas (Whitman College) 71 12 Phoebe Dameron (Mills College) 66 13 Merrill Sapp (New Mexico State University) 64 14 Claire Lutgendorf (Wesleyan University) 64 15 Kristina Eaton (Dartmouth College) 62 16 Andrea Schettler (Yale University) 48 17 Carol Hutton (Depauw University) 36 18 Michelle Arnolds (USMA Cycling) 34 19 Anne Hubbs (University of Montana) 32 20 Laura Harrington (USMA Cycling) 28 21 Jenna Boyd (Depauw University) 26 22 Lindsey Melki (USMA Cycling) 18 23 Carolyn Thompson (Kansas State University) 16 24 Laura Mc Ginnis (USMA Cycling) 14 24 Stephanie Simpkins (Colorado College) 12 25 Christina May (Dartmouth College) 12 27 Clara Beard (Lee McRae) 1
