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Cascade Classic - NE
Oregon, USA, July 6-10, 2005
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Stage 5 - July 9: Deschutes Brewery Awbrey Butte Circuit Race, 82/58 miles
T-Mobile sweeps again as Health Net defends
By Rob Karman
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The T-Mobile women's squad continues to dominate this year's Cascade Classic in commanding style. Today's sweep of the top 3 spots means they have won all four stages and look to be the favorites going into tomorrow's final stage, the Old Mill District Criterium.
It started on the 2nd lap of the 4 lap contest when last night's twilight criterium winner Ina Yoko Teutenberg (T-Mobile rolled off the front with Kele Hulser (Ford-Basis) and Stephanie Graeter (Webcor). After they had established a lead, Kori Seehafer (T-Mobile) attacked followed by Katheryn Curi (Webcor), Kimberly Baldwin (T-Mobile) and Kristin Armstrong (T-Mobile). After this chase group made contact it was to the advantage of the two Webcor ladies to try and move into 4th and 5th on GC so they started working with the T-Mobile women to grow the gap.
On the final trip up the climb race leader Kristin Armstrong made a move that could only be followed by her two T-Mobile teammates Seehafer and Baldwin and the three rolled across the line together with Baldwin taking the stage win and Seehafer moving into 3rd overall.
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The men completed 6 laps of the same hilly 13.7 mile circuit around Awbrey Butte. The Navigators squad started the aggression early, sending two riders off the front only minutes into the race with Jittery Joe's and Sea Silver each getting one rider across to them. This move would prove to be short lived as Health Net went to the front and brought it back, but would set the tone for things to come. The first time up the finishing climb a group of 5 riders moved clear with three dangerous GC men in Jeff Louder (Navigators), Tim Johnson (Jittery Joe's), and Aaron Olson (Colavita - Sutter Homes). Also in the move were stage hunters Ian MacGregor (TIAA-CREF) and Bernard Van Ulden (Webcor). With Louder only 13 seconds down in GC at the start of the day and Olson and Johnson at 1:37 and 1:53 respectively, the break was very motivated to succeed.
Back in the pack Health Net was setting a hard tempo and kept the break in check at around a minute until about a lap and a half to go. It was at this point on the second to last time up the climb that the break began to come apart at the seams. Early on the climb Van Ulden popped and coming over the top it was evident that MacGregor was digging extremely deep to stay in contact. Then just over the top of the climb, Olson signaled the neutral support vehicle up for assistance. His rear derailleur cable had snapped and he was stuck in his 11 tooth cog. Not the best spot to be in with a steep climb between you and the finish. Luckily it happened just before a descent and the Shimano truck was able to speed ahead and have a bike ready for him a mile or so down the road. An expert bike change ensued and after a short chase Olson was back in the fray, but the damage had been done to the break's rythymn and with Health Net picking up steam to keep Moninger in yellow, it didn't look good for the leaders.
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MacGregor eventually fell off the pace with half a lap to go and with the pack breathing down their necks, the break began to attack one another as first Tim Johnson, then Jeff Louder and finally Aaron Olson tried to get away solo in a last ditch effort for the stage win.
It all came back together though and as they started the final ascent it was Nathan O'Neil (Navigators) who made the first move. Moninger quickly covered it as he saw Cesar Grajales setting up to try and steal the leaders jersey that he only needed 11 seconds to seize. Moninger then took the bull by the horns and led out the sprint to the line just narrowly missing out on the stage win from a young Taylor Tolleson (Cal Giant-Village Peddler) in a photo finish.
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- The early women's break of Teutenberg, Hulser, and Graeter
- The front of the women's pack was very pink
- T-Mobile go 1-2-3 in the circuit race
- Navigators start the aggression early on lap 1
- Nathan O'Neill takes a solo flyer on lap 1
- Olson, Johnson, Louder Van Ulden, and MacGregor almost stole the show
- Olson and Louder had the most to gain if the break succeeded
- Health Net, Navigators and Sea Silver all lined up on the front
- Aaron Olson gets a really smooth bike change from Shimano Neutral Support
- Do any of these Health Net guys wear the regular team jersey?
- Doug Ollerenshaw Mike Sayers, Tyler Farrar, Chris Wherry and Gord Fraser spent almost the whole day setting a hard tempo to bring the break back
- Chris Wherry tucks in at the front of the Health Net train
- Aaron Olson (Colavita - Sutter homes)
- Tim Johnson (Jittery Joe's)
- The assembled crowd cheers on the break with two to go
- Jeff Louder looks back after unintentionally riding the others off his wheel
- Jeff Louder gives it everything to try and take over the race lead
- Tim Johnson has a go as the pack closes in on the final lap
- Jeff Louder tries to get away solo in the closing miles
- Finally Aaron Olson gives it a go as the pack is right on them
- Nathan O'Neill leads in to the steepest section of the climb on the final lap
- Race leader Scott Moninger leads it out in hopes of the stage win
- Taylor Tolleson nips Moninger at the line for the stage honors
- USPRO Champ Chris Wherry takes time out after a tough day in the saddle to sign an autograph for a young fan
Results
1 Taylor Tolleson (Cal Giant/Village Peddlar) 3.01.11 2 Scott Moninger (HealthNet/Maxxis) 3 Cesar Grajales (Navigators) 4 Cameron Hughes (Subway) 5 Ben Jacques-Maynes (Kodak Gallery) 6 Tom Peterson (Broadmark Capital) 7 Andrew Fischer (Broadmark Capital) 8 James Mattis (Webcor) 9 Jason Bausch (Seasilver) 10 Neil Shirley (Seasilver) 11 Roman Kilun (McGuire/Langdale) 0.06 12 Daniel Bowman (TIAA-CREF) 13 Christopher Baldwin (Navigators) 14 David Richter (Subway) 15 Josh Horowitz (Kahala LaGrange) 16 Russell Stevenson (Benaroya Research) 17 Owen Gue (Broadmark Capital) 18 Zack Walker (McGuire/Langdale) 1.58 19 Cameron Brenneman (Kahala LaGrange) 20 Jon Tarkington (Vitamin Cottage) 21 Geoff Rapoport (McGuire/Langdale) 22 Gord Fraser (HealthNet/Maxxis) 23 Glenn Fant (Monex) 24 Ryan Yee (Seasilver) 25 Eric Pardyjak (Park City Cycling Academy) 26 Phil Zajicek (Navigators) 27 Sheldon Deeny (TIAA-CREF) 28 Jeff Louder (Navigators) 29 Tom Zirbel (Sports Garage) 30 Aaron Olson (Colavita/Sutter Home) 31 Christopher Jones (Karl Strauss/SDBC) 32 Burke Swindlehurst (Seasilver) 33 Jonathan Denison (TitleOne/Orbea) 34 Pat Dunaway (McGuire/Langdale) 35 Steven Cozza (USA U-23 National) 36 Kyle Gritters (Seasilver) 37 Kevin Bouchard-Hall (US National Team) 38 Chris Lieto (Cal Giant/Village Peddlar) 39 Troy Heithecker (Benaroya Research) 40 Craig Wilcox (Jittery Joe's/Kalahari) 41 Nathan O'Neill (Navigators) 2.12 42 Christian Johnson (Park City Cycling Academy) 43 Christopher Brennan (Team Rio Grande) 44 Benjamin Stafford (Webcor) 2.17 45 Marc Collard (Webcor) 46 David Robinson (TIAA-CREF) 2.28 47 Tim Johnson (Jittery Joe's/Kalahari) 48 Jesse Gordon (Park City Cycling Academy) 2.36 49 Charles Coyle (Vitamin Cottage) 2.43 50 Matt Dubberley (McGuire/Langdale) 2.59 51 Doug Ollerenshaw (HealthNet/Maxxis) 3.12 52 Pleasure Jackson (Broadmark Capital) 53 Oleg Grishkine (Navigators) 3.17 54 Kirk O'Bee (Navigators) 3.29 55 Jeff Hopkins (Jittery Joe's/Kalahari) 4.49 56 Chad Nikolz (Benaroya Research) 57 Bernard van Ulden (Webcor) 5.55 58 Todd Cornelius (Subway) 59 Curtis Gunn (Seasilver) 6.18 60 Chris Wherry (HealthNet/Maxxis) 61 Zak Grabowski (TIAA-CREF) 62 Andrew Bajadali (Vitamin Cottage) 63 Ian MacGregor (TIAA-CREF) 64 Robert Campbell (The Valley Athletic Club) 65 Alex Rock (Porcupine/Contender) 13.42 66 Evan Elken (Jittery Joe's/Kalahari) 17.19 67 Jonny Sundt (Jittery Joe's/Kalahari) 68 Tyler Farrar (HealthNet/Maxxis) 69 Michael Sayers (HealthNet/Maxxis) 22.26 General classification after stage 5 1 Scott Moninger (HealthNet/Maxxis) 12.26.41 2 Cesar Grajales (Navigators) 0.11 3 Christopher Baldwin (Navigators) 0.25 4 Neil Shirley (Seasilver) 0.27 5 Cameron Hughes (Subway) 0.52 6 James Mattis (Webcor) 1.39 7 Russell Stevenson (Benaroya Research) 1.55 8 Jeff Louder (Navigators) 2.11 9 Daniel Bowman (TIAA-CREF) 2.22 10 Gord Fraser (HealthNet/Maxxis) 2.32 11 Ben Jacques-Maynes (Kodak Gallery) 2.38 12 Tom Peterson (Broadmark Capital) 2.58 13 Aaron Olson (Colavita/Sutter Home) 3.35 14 Tim Johnson (Jittery Joe's/Kalahari) 4.21 15 Burke Swindlehurst (Seasilver) 4.28 16 Doug Ollerenshaw (HealthNet/Maxxis) 4.41 17 Steven Cozza (USA U-23 National) 5.46 18 Jon Tarkington (Vitamin Cottage) 5.52 19 Roman Kilun (McGuire/Langdale) 6.11 20 Tom Zirbel (Sports Garage) 7.32 21 Marc Collard (Webcor) 8.10 22 Phil Zajicek (Navigators) 8.35 23 Nathan O'Neill (Navigators) 9.03 24 Andrew Fischer (Broadmark Capital) 9.11 25 Josh Horowitz (Kahala LaGrange) 9.27 26 Geoff Rapoport (McGuire/Langdale) 9.38 27 David Robinson (TIAA-CREF) 9.51 28 Pat Dunaway (McGuire/Langdale) 9.57 29 Jason Bausch (Seasilver) 9.58 30 Cameron Brenneman (Kahala LaGrange) 10.43 31 Christopher Jones (Karl Strauss/SDBC) 11.44 32 Glenn Fant (Monex) 11.53 33 Chris Lieto (Cal Giant/Village Peddlar) 34 Christopher Brennan (Team Rio Grande) 12.06 35 Curtis Gunn (Seasilver) 12.30 36 Kyle Gritters (Seasilver) 12.49 37 Ryan Yee (Seasilver) 12.59 38 Kevin Bouchard-Hall (US National Team) 13.56 39 Chris Wherry (HealthNet/Maxxis) 13.58 40 Jesse Gordon (Park City Cycling Academy) 15.01 41 Todd Cornelius (Subway) 15.03 42 Chad Nikolz (Benaroya Research) 15.37 43 Troy Heithecker (Benaroya Research) 16.18 44 Andrew Bajadali (Vitamin Cottage) 16.43 45 Zak Grabowski (TIAA-CREF) 20.06 46 Taylor Tolleson (Cal Giant/Village Peddlar) 20.18 47 Jonathan Denison (TitleOne/Orbea) 20.34 48 Bernard van Ulden (Webcor) 22.32 49 Eric Pardyjak (Park City Cycling Academy) 22.47 50 David Richter (Subway) 24.00 51 Kirk O'Bee (Navigators) 24.26 52 Craig Wilcox (Jittery Joe's/Kalahari) 24.47 53 Zack Walker (McGuire/Langdale) 25.00 54 Matt Dubberley (McGuire/Langdale) 26.27 55 Evan Elken (Jittery Joe's/Kalahari) 28.22 56 Jeff Hopkins (Jittery Joe's/Kalahari) 28.44 57 Owen Gue (Broadmark Capital) 30.36 58 Christian Johnson (Park City Cycling Academy) 31.15 59 Pleasure Jackson (Broadmark Capital) 31.32 60 Sheldon Deeny (TIAA-CREF) 31.50 61 Ian MacGregor (TIAA-CREF) 31.51 62 Oleg Grishkine (Navigators) 33.02 63 Jonny Sundt (Jittery Joe's/Kalahari) 34.30 64 Tyler Farrar (HealthNet/Maxxis) 35.21 65 Charles Coyle (Vitamin Cottage) 36.00 66 Benjamin Stafford (Webcor) 38.22 67 Alex Rock (Porcupine/Contender) 49.34 Mountains classification 1 Christopher Baldwin (Navigators) 24 pts 2 Phil Zajicek (Navigators) 16 3 Cesar Grajales (Navigators) 14 4 Aaron Olson (Colavita/Sutter Home) 13 5 Gord Fraser (HealthNet/Maxxis) 13 6 Jeff Louder (Navigators) 11 7 Tim Johnson (Jittery Joe's/Kalahari) 9 8 Scott Moninger (HealthNet/Maxxis) 8 9 Doug Ollerenshaw (HealthNet/Maxxis) 7 10 Blake Caldwell (TIAA-CREF) 6 11 Jonny Sundt (Jittery Joe's/Kalahari) 5 12 Burke Swindlehurst (Seasilver) 3 13 Ian MacGregor (TIAA-CREF) 2 14 Neil Shirley (Seasilver) 2 15 David Robinson (TIAA-CREF) 2 16 Chris Wherry (HealthNet/Maxxis) 2 17 Taylor Tolleson (Cal Giant/Village Peddlar) 2 18 Shawn Milne (Navigators) 1 19 Tom Zirbel (Sports Garage) 1 20 Nathan O'Neill (Navigators) 1 21 Curtis Gunn (Seasilver) 1 Team classification 1 Navigators 37.18.43 2 Health Net 7.31 3 Seasilver 11.40 4 TIAA-CREF 23.39 5 Mcguire / Langdale 25.17 6 Webcor Builders Cycling Team 30.03 7 Broadmark Capital Cycling 30.28 8 Benaroya Research 34.55 9 Subway 36.23 10 Jittery Joe's 39.12 11 Vitamin Cottage 59.50 Women 1 Kimberly Baldwin (T-Mobile) 2.23.10 2 Kristin Armstrong (T-Mobile) 3 Kori Seehafer (T-Mobile) 4 Katheryn Curi (Webcor) 0.02 5 Kele Hulser (Ford-Basis) 0.11 6 Stefanie Graeter (Webcor) 0.16 7 Megan Elliott (Bianchi/Grand Performance) 0.48 8 Ina Yoko Teutenberg (T-Mobile) 1.35 9 Mari Holden (T-Mobile) 3.04 10 Katie Mactier (T-Mobile) 11 Erin Mirabella (Bicycle Johns) 12 Erin Alders (Tamarack Resort) 13 Sarah Uhl (QUARK) 14 Melissa Sanborn (Subway) 15 Amber Rais (Webcor) 16 Jen Joynt (McGuire Cycling) 17 Mandy Lozano (BMW-Bianchi) 18 Maria Monica (Left Coast RT) 19 Lisa Magness (Hutch's Bend) 20 Jennifer Chapman (Velo Bella) 3.16 21 Lara Kroepsh (T-Mobile) 22 Melodie Metzger (Velo Bella) 23 Traci Carroll (Team Rubicon) 24 Carrie Eller (Tamarack Resort) 25 Carli Figueroa (Paramount Racing) 3.23 26 Brooke Ourada (T-Mobile) 27 Cynthia Carroll (Dewars Racing Team) 28 Rebecca Broeder (TDS/Schwalbe) 3.29 29 Kristin Danielson (Ford-Basis) 3.38 30 Heather Holmes (Rocky Mtn Cycling Club) 3.45 31 Kimberley Boester (Webcor) 4.12 32 Crystal Howard (Subway) 7.11 33 Laura Erker (Bicycle Johns) 8.33 34 Julia Whiteside (Paramount Racing) 8.38 35 Mariel Ettinger (Collins) 9.26 36 Abby Cooper (Paramount Racing) 9.40 37 Molly Van Houweling (McGuire Cycling) 9.47 38 Stephanie Swan (Durango Wheel Club) 39 Lana Atchley (Paramount Racing) 10.02 40 Lauren Dorsch (Tamarack Resort) 14.58 41 Jennifer Wilson (Bicycle Johns) 15.07 42 Kristi Mcilmoil (Concept Construction/Fazo) 43 Martina Patella (Easton / Specialized) 44 Elizabeth Wistrom 45 Melinda Johnson (Paramount Racing) 15.17 46 Troy Watson (Organic Athlete) 15.20 47 Christi-An Hansley (Olympus) 40.42 Women's General classification 1 Kristin Armstrong (T-Mobile) 7.04.58 2 Kimberly Baldwin (T-Mobile) 0.42 3 Kori Seehafer (T-Mobile) 1.29 4 Katheryn Curi (Webcor) 2.19 5 Stefanie Graeter (Webcor) 2.51 6 Kele Hulser (Ford-Basis) 2.54 7 Erin Mirabella (Bicycle Johns) 4.15 8 Mari Holden (T-Mobile) 4.30 9 Katie Mactier (T-Mobile) 4.33 10 Lisa Magness (Hutch's Bend) 5.12 11 Kristin Danielson (Ford-Basis) 5.19 12 Megan Elliott (Bianchi/Grand Performance) 5.40 13 Brooke Ourada (T-Mobile) 6.06 14 Lara Kroepsh (T-Mobile) 6.14 15 Sarah Uhl (QUARK) 6.42 16 Jennifer Chapman (Velo Bella) 7.08 17 Maria Monica (Left Coast RT) 7.37 18 Mandy Lozano (BMW-Bianchi) 8.03 19 Cynthia Carroll (Dewars Racing Team) 8.07 20 Heather Holmes (Rocky Mtn Cycling Club) 8.32 21 Melodie Metzger (Velo Bella) 8.45 22 Erin Alders (Tamarack Resort) 9.21 23 Melissa Sanborn (Subway) 10.23 24 Rebecca Broeder (TDS/Schwalbe) 10.55 25 Carrie Eller (Tamarack Resort) 11.06 26 Carli Figueroa (Paramount Racing) 11.19 27 Jen Joynt (McGuire Cycling) 11.59 28 Ina Yoko Teutenberg (T-Mobile) 13.26 29 Laura Erker (Bicycle Johns) 14.32 30 Amber Rais (Webcor) 16.18 31 Julia Whiteside (Paramount Racing) 16.31 32 Crystal Howard (Subway) 16.40 33 Kimberley Boester (Webcor) 18.19 34 Mariel Ettinger (Collins) 18.44 35 Jennifer Wilson (Bicycle Johns) 23.32 36 Lana Atchley (Paramount Racing) 28.58 37 Molly Van Houweling (McGuire Cycling) 30.00 38 Martina Patella (Easton / Specialized) 31.06 39 Stephanie Swan (Durango Wheel Club) 31.18 40 Melinda Johnson (Paramount Racing) 31.59 41 Kristi Mcilmoil (Concept Construction/Fazo) 32.52 42 Traci Carroll (Team Rubicon) 36.44 43 Abby Cooper (Paramount Racing) 39.42 44 Lauren Dorsch (Tamarack Resort) 41.16 45 Troy Watson (Organic Athlete) 42.08 46 Elizabeth Wistrom 46.26 47 Christi-An Hansley (Olympus) 1.19.55 Mountains classification 1 Kristin Armstrong (T-Mobile) 20 pts 2 Kori Seehafer (T-Mobile) 8 3 Kimberly Baldwin (T-Mobile) 6 4 Lisa Magness (Hutch's Bend) 6 5 Kristin Danielson (Ford-Basis) 5 6 Leah Goldstein (Trekredtruckracingteam) 5 7 Ina Yoko Teutenberg (T-Mobile) 5 8 Erin Mirabella (Bicycle Johns) 5 9 Stefanie Graeter (Webcor) 4 10 Kele Hulser (Ford-Basis) 2 11 Kerry Martin (Sunnyside Sports) 1 12 Katheryn Curi (Webcor) 1
