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Presbyterian Hospital Invitational Criterium - NE
North Carolina, USA, August 4, 2007
Pipp right on the money
By Laura Weislo in Charlotte, North Carolina
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Set in the sweltering heat of the southern summer, the $100,000 Presbyterian Hospital Invitational Criterium in Charlotte, North Carolina was a battle against dehydration-induced attrition, crashes and team tactics that saw the cream of the crop of criterium racers rise to the top to bring home the big money. Health Net-Maxxis' Frank Pipp took home a cool $25,000 by outsprinting his companion Jesse Anthony (Kodak Gallery-Sierra Nevada) from a late race breakaway that took 30 seconds out of an exhausted field. AEG-Toshiba-JetNetwork's Cuban Yosvany Falcon escaped the peloton to capture a podium spot.
The late race breakaway was initiated by the Kodak Gallery-Sierra Nevada rider, Jesse Anthony, who described the action packed closing laps. "There was a lot of action going on in the race, and with 5 laps to go when [Mark] Walters came back, I saw a lull in the field, so I popped off the front and Frank came right after me. I think it threw some of the other teams off. It was at that point when the teams are getting their trains lined up - they see two guys ten seconds up the road and they don't really know what to do."
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The winner, Frank Pipp, was quick to react and reaped the rewards of his hard work with the biggest money win of his career. "I followed Jesse - and he was killing it - we were both working hard," Pipp explained. With the laps counting down quickly, the pair didn't have any time to make deals. "There wasn't any time to talk - we just went full gas the whole time."
Pipp placed himself into the perfect position behind Anthony coming into the last turn, and he knew exactly what he had to do to win. "We had 30 seconds with one lap to go, and that's a lot of time to take back in 2 kilometres," Pipp said. With that sort of a buffer, the pair had plenty of time to play with. "With maybe half a lap, I stopped pulling, and that was that."
The evening's race started with a two-man break that formed on the very first lap with regional riders Jon Hamblen (Kane Bikes) and Thad Dulin (Jittery Joes') spending ten laps off the front before being absorbed by the peloton. They were quickly countered by Kelly Benefits Strategies' Johny Sundt under the direction of criterium expert Jonas Carney. Sundt spent the second ten laps solo off the front before a series of attacks brought him back to the fold.
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Sundt grabbed some valuable mic time for his team, but justified his solo breakaway humourously, "I don't play well with others - just kidding... I was just covering moves - I took a pull and the guy who was pulling through with decided he was done and I got a gap - I thought, aw geez, here it goes. I just put my head down... I picked up some good primes along the way.
He was joined nine laps later by a select group that could have been the move of the day, but it didn't quite work out. "I was a bit disappointed when that group came across and with Trent Wilson, and the Colavita guy and another guy didn't want to work. Every team was represented, and it seemed like they should have just chopped right through. After ten laps off the front I didn't have the legs to snap."
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As Sundt's group came back, a counter-attack of Trent Wilson (Jittery Joes), Mark Walters (Kodak Gallery-Sierra Nevada) and John Murphy (Health Net) escaped the field, and was pursued by BMC's Jackson Stewart. Navigators' Kyle Walmsley, who had crashed spectacularly just two laps before, also went off in pursuit of the leaders, but after three laps of chasing came back to the bunch.
With its card played out, the Navigators led the chase and brought the escape back to shouting distance with 15 laps to go, and then launched Oleg Grishkin off the front with Colavita's Gustavo Artacho and Caleb Manion (Toyota United). The three bridged to the leaders creating a promising break of six, but it fell apart from a lack of cooperation one lap later.
With ten laps to go, the field was all together and primed for a field sprint, but the plans were spoiled by an attack by Jesse Anthony with five laps remaining. He was quickly marked by Health Net's criterium expert Frank Pipp, and the two powered away from a parched and overheated field to gain an unthinkable 30 second gap with just three laps to go. AEG-Toshiba's Cuban powerhouse Yosvany Falcon went in pursuit with two laps to go, but while he never made up more than a few seconds on the leaders, he maintained a slim eight seconds on the field coming into the final lap.
On the long, straight uphill drag to the finish, Pipp loomed like a shark behind his 23 year-old prey, and the more experienced rider pounced from behind with 200 metres to go to easily take the win. Falcon just barely held off a hard charging field to take third.
Pic copes best in the heat
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For the second year in a row, four-time US criterium champion, Georgia's Tina Pic, prevailed in the oppressive summer heat of the American southeast to win on the fast, technical course in Charlotte, North Carolina. With the power of her Colavita-Sutter Home team, Pic prevailed in the big bunch sprint to take home top dollar in the lucrative criterium ahead of Canadian Gina Grain (Expresscopy.com) and Laura Van Gilder (Cheerwine) - the same two women Pic stood on the podium with in last year's race, although they swapped sides as Grain climbed on rung higher.
"My team was just awesome today," Pic exclaimed after the race. The Colavita train went toe to toe with the Cheerwine and TEAm Lipton trains, and came out on top and delivered Pic in a perfect position in the long, straight final 300 metres. Pic was then able to unleash her long, powerful sprint and accelerate away to take the second consecutive win.
Van Gilder explained that the last lap didn't go exactly as planned. "My team-mates came to the front with two to go and wound it up for the sprint, but I found myself at the front a little bit too early. I'm happy with the podium, but I certainly wanted to win today."
Grain, in the Canadian road race champion's jersey, didn't have as powerful a lead-out train as her competitors, and relied instead on her years of experience and her best quality, "Patience. It definitely was all about patience in the final sprint." That virtue paid off with a podium place one higher than last year's.
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With temperatures cresting the 35 degree mark and high humidity adding to the discomfort of the evening, Vanderkitten's Liz Hatch was the first to attack on lap one, but was quickly absorbed when a prime was called at the end of the lap. Aarons' Katharine Carroll launched a counter-attack and took the high dollar prize with Cheerwine's star sprinter Laura Van Gilder hot on her heels.
A large crash in the field disrupted racing momentarily, but when things settled down TEAm Lipton sent its hardwoman Kori Seehafer up the road to put pressure on the sprinters' teams. Seehafer stayed clear for three laps before being hunted down by a select group of survivors with all the sprinters including Van Gilder and last years' winner Tina Pic (Colavita). "We decided to make the race hard and see where it got us," Seehafer explained. The team didn't have a sprinter to match the likes of Pic and Van Gilder, so the Lipton riders threw in frequent attacks. "I just needed a few people to go with me to make it an effort that would stick. It's such a wide-open course everyone can see you and if you're just a solo rider it's hard to stay away."
Frequent primes split the overheated field at the midway point when a promising break of Canadian criterium champion Alex Wrubleski, Kelly Benjamin (Cheerwine), Rebecca Larson (Aarons), Lara Kroepsch (Lipton) was joined by Webcor's Rachel Heal went clear. Despite representation from most of the major teams, a lack of cooperation spelled the end of the move.
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Lipton's Lauren Franges countered that move, and while Cheerwine's Chrissy Ruiter tried to bridge, the gap never got into the double digits, and with five laps remaining, it was all back together. Lipton kept the pressure on with a late-race attack by Seehafer, but her second attempt lasted just two laps before being absorbed by the hard charging peloton.
The final laps came down to an inevitable field sprint with Cheerwine taking control early on the final lap. But in the heat and humidity, the effort of an early lead-out train took its toll and Cheerwine lost control to the Colavita squad of defending champion Tina Pic going through the final series of turns.
The Colavita squad had a firm grip on the pace out of the final turn, and delivered Pic to a picture perfect sprint on the long straightaway, where she easily took the win over Team expresscopy.com's Canadian Gina Grain and Van Gilder.
Photography
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Images by Dennis Johnson
- Attacks during the Presbyterian Hospital Invitational Criterium.
- Colavita drives for the win in the Presbyterian Hospital Invitational Criterium
- Tina Pic (Colavita) tops the podium.
- Tina Pic (Colavita) won , while Gina Grain (Expresscopy.com), left, finished second with Laura Van Guilder (Cheerwine) in third.
Images by Emory Ball/Cyclingnews.com
- The pace car is the only model of its kind in the USA
- Frank Pipp and Jesse Anthony struggle to stay clear in the closing laps
- The field chases in the final lap, but left it too late
- Pipp and Anthony work together to gain nearly 30 seconds on the field in the final five laps
- Mark Hekman rolled off the front to take a $500 prime
- One of many breakaways that did not last long
- Jesse Anthony leads Frank Pipp in the closing laps
- The peloton melts in the extreme heat of the Southern evening
- Yosvany Falcon attacked on the penultimate lap
- Frank Pipp takes the sprint with ease ahead of Jesse Anthony
- Falcon was thrilled with third place
- Frank Pipp was elated after winning the big money crit
- Pipp explains how he followed Anthony into the move
- Pipp gets a big hug from his team-mates
- Tim Johnson called Pipp's ride special
- Falcon post-race pleased to get a nice paycheck
- Watching is more fun than riding!
- Frank Pipp in the post-race interview
- Jesse Anthony gets some mic time
- Falcon on the podium
- Anthony, Pipp and Falcon with the big check
- Jon Hamblen does a pirate imitation
- Civilities before the race quickly turned to rivalries
- Thad Dulin (Jittery Joe's) is a regional rider
- Chris Monteleone, another local explains where the party is after the race
- Champagne on the podium
- Dave McCook looks serious before the race
- Thumbs up!
- Jon Hamblen gets his game face on
- Champagne wars Anthony gets his revenge on Pipp
- Ivan Dominguez (Toyota United) was a bit apprehensive about the technical crit
- Mark Hekman gets a call-up as USA Crits series leader
- Hekman is filled with adrenaline before the start
- Shawn Milne wears number one as last year's winner
- The field relaxes before the start
- Frank Travesio concentrating
- Dominguez gets ready
- Jon Hamblen launches the first attack on the first half lap
- Thad Dulin bridges to Hamblen
- Rahsaan Bahati sits in, waiting
- Dominguez was tailgunning the first half of the race
- Dulin leads, Hamblen counts the laps
- Hamblen tucked in behind Thad Dulin
- The race was broadcast live on local TV
- The pair of Dulin and Hamblen gained 30 seconds, but after ten laps they were done
- Scottie Weiss in pursuit of the leaders
- Mark Hekman bides his time patiently waiting for the real action
- Health Net leads the chase
- Hamblen overheating after ten laps off the front in sweltering heat
- BMC leads the chase
- The field takes a corner at speed Dave McCook demonstrates the best line
- Travesio takes the inside line
- Health Net, Kodak and Kelly Benefits were all aggressive in the race
- Pain at the back of the field
- Kyle Wamsley (Navigators) crashed and then attacked to try to bridge to the solo breakaway
- Trent Wilson, Mark Walters and John Murphy made up the third break of the day
- Johny Sundt (Kelly Benefits Strategies) stayed away solo for ten laps
- Tim Johnson leads the way for Health Net
- Hekman still waiting saving energy for the finale
- Shannon Hutchison-Krupat (Aaron's) was all smiles pre race.
- Tonya Lail (BMW Bianchi) calm before the start.
- Home Town rider Christina Dekraay.
- Another local rider, Marianne Holt gets called to the line.
- Kat Carroll of Aaron's looks focused and ready.
- Lara Van Gilder and Kat Carroll discuss the up coming race … or maybe the best place to get a beer.
- Grain, Pic and Van Gilder would be hanging out together after the race too.
- The unstoppable Tina Pic gets her game face on.
- Van Gilder and Carroll are all business now too.
- Jenette Williams of Hub Racing.
- Kim Foland of BMW Bianchi rails it through turn one.
- Tonya Lail in turn one.
- An Advil Chapstick rider settles in for a hard race.
- The University Volvo pace car was to be a target worth chasing.
- Lipton opened up the attacking early with Kori Seehafer.
- Cheerwine settled in to what was to be its roll for most of the night - chasing.
- Laura Bowles of Advil Chapstick stays up front and out of trouble.
- Shannon Hutchison-Krupat concentrates.
- Mandy Lozano of Target Training is feeling the pace.
- Laura Van Gilder worked hard.
- Chrissy Ruiter of Cheerwine did a lot of work to keep the race together.
- TEAm Lipton tried to rip the race apart now Lauren Franges is up the road.
- Colavita adds its team to the chase they want a sprint finish too.
- TEAm Lipton's Kori Seehafer lights it up again.
- Kori pours the power on.
- Cheerwine is getting its lead out train together as the laps count down.
- Seehafer still off the front and not giving up.
- Colavita rider Iona Wynter Parks puts in the final push to bring it all together for the sprint.
- Colavita's work pays off as Tina Pic brings home the win.
- TEAm Lipton's Lauren Franges seems happy even though the day didn't go their way.
- Kori Seehafer looks a bit tired from the two massive attacks she put in.
- Tina Pic tells a reporter how it all went down.
- Laura Van Gilder imagines an ending a bit different from what happened.
- Gina Grain, Tina Pic and Laura Van Gilder were the top three.
Images by Kurt Jambretz/www.actionimages.cc
- Andrew Bajadail (Jelly Belly) prepares for the start of the evening criterium.
- Ivan Dominguez (Toyota-United) is happy to be back in action after a brief injury.
- Ivan Dominguez (Toyota-United) and Shawn Milne (Health Net) at the start line.
- Racings newest fan peeks out from the barricades for a better view.
- Jon Hamblen (Cyclesafe.org) and Thad Dulin (Jittery Joe's) launch the first attack of the race.
- Kyle Wamsley (Navigators) and his teammate ride at the front of the peloton.
- Priority Health- Bissell rode a very aggressive race, sending many riders up the road throughout the race.
- Frank Pipp (Health Net) rides smartly at the front of the peloton after a few crashes shake up the race early on.
- Big Karl Menzies (Health Net) patrols the front of the field while the two escapees are up the road.
- The SRAM pit looked like a mass start event as the riders wait to be pushed back in.
- Jon Hamblen (Cyclesafe.org) and Thad Dulin (Jittery Joe's) work well together and take several minutes out of the field.
- The peloton seemed to sit up and let the duo up the road gain time.
- Jose Manuel Garcia (Toyota-United) cruises down the home stretch with a few Health Net riders in tow.
- Chad Hartley (BMC Pro Racing) keeps his eyes on his competition up the road.
- The peloton rolled through the start/finish area not too concerned about chasing the break away up the road.
- Jose Manuel Garcia (Toyota-United) takes a pull.
- John Murphy (Health Net) expertly navigates the final turn.
- Ivan Dominguez (Toyota-United) sits comfortably mid-pack during the mid point of the race.
- A Navigators rider takes up the chase.
- Ivan Dominguez (Toyota-United) waits patiently for his opportunity to move up and sprint for the victory.
- Jon Hamblen (Cyclesafe.org) and Thad Dulin (Jittery Joe's) continue to add to their lead.
- John Murphy (Health Net) jumps hard on the pedals out of a corner.
- Rahsaan Bahati (Rock Racing) hopes that the race compacts and he can test his chances in a field sprint.
- Karl Menzies (Health Net) rolls through as the peloton gives serious chase.
- Ryan Roth (Kelly Health Benefits/Medifast) concentrates on the road ahead as he enters turn 3.
- Rahsaan Bahati (Rock Racing) enjoys a slight downhill on the backside of the course.
- Johnny Sundt (Kelly Health Benefits/Medifast) made an impressive solo attack that lasted several laps.
- Johnny Sundt (Kelly Health Benefits/Medifast) makes a huge effort to stay away.
- Frank Pipp (Health Net) cranks up the pace late in the race as he senses that it will come down to a bunch sprint.
- Tim Johnson and Shawn Milne (Health Net) make a charge to the front in hopes of positioning their sprinter for the win.
- Sean Sullivan (Toyota-United) has the same idea as he heads to the front and fight for position.
- Shawn Milne (Health Net) attacks up the left hand side of the road late in the race.
- Dave McCook (Kelly Health Benefits/Medifast) looks determined as he exits the final turn.
- Jesse Anthony (Kodak-Sierra Brewing) heads up the road alone with a few laps to go.
- Jesse Anthony (Kodak-Sierra Brewing) was joined by Frank Pipp (Health Net) a few laps later.
- Frank Pipp (Health Net) takes the sprint by a sizable margin.
- Frank Pipp (Health Net) celebrates his victory.
- Frank Pipp (Health Net) tells the crowd what it felt like out there off the front in the closing laps.
- Jesse Anthony (Kodak-Sierra Brewing) tells his side of the story.
- Men's podium (L-R): Jesse Anthony (Kodak-Sierra Brewing), Frank Pipp (Health Net), and Yosvany Falcon (Aeg-Toshiba-Jetnetwork).
- The champagne was flowing (and flying) during the podium presentations.
- Laura Yoisten (Webcor Builders) is all smiles as she prepares for the start of the race.
- Tina Pic (Colavita-Sutter Home) finally surfaces in America after spending the recent months racing in Europe.
- TEAm Lipton tests the waters early, sending a rider up the road.
- The big teams all send a representative up to the break.
- A large pile up in the final turn sent half the peloton sprawling on the pavement.
- The SRAM neutral support pit was very busy after the crash.
- Shannon Hutchinson (Aaron's) and Gina Voci (Kenda Tire) wait patiently to be pushed back into the field.
- The crash prompts another attack off the front of the peloton.
- The front of the peloton carefully navigates the final turn a lap after the mishap.
- Alex Wrubleski (Colavita-Sutter Home) stays out of trouble riding in fourth wheel in the group.
- Catherine Cheatley (Cheerwine) leads Tina Pic (Colavita-Sutter Home) lead the field up the home stretch.
- TEAm Lipton was a major force in most of the attacks.
- Tina Pic (Colavita-Sutter Home) hunts for position as the pace picks up later in the race.
- Caught in the earlier crash, Catherine Powers (Aaron's) recovered well and got back in the action quickly.
- Erica Allar (Salamandar Racing) moves up in the field late in the race.
- New Zealand national champion Melissa Holt (Expresscopy.com) navigates the final turn.
- Lauren Franges (TEAm Lipton) enjoys a bit of sunshine during a tough race.
- Laura Van Gilder (Cheerwine) keeps an eye on Tina Pic (Colavita –Sutter Home) just up the road.
- A late race break forms on the lower loop of the course.
- Tina Pic (Colavita –Sutter Home) unleashes a vicious sprint for the victory.
- Tina Pic (Colavita –Sutter Home) celebrates the win.
- Tina Pic (Colavita –Sutter Home) during the post race festivities.
- Tina Pic (Colavita –Sutter Home) receives a bouqet of flowers on the podium.
- Women's podium (L-R): Gina Grain (Expresscopy.com), Tina Pic (Colavita –Sutter Home), and Laura Van Gilder (Cheerwine).
- The winner enjoyed a large payday for her efforts.
- Tina Pic (Colavita –Sutter Home) enjoys the moment after the podium presentation.
Results
Pro men 1 Frank Pipp (Health Net By Maxxis) 55.57 2 Jesse Anthony (Kodak Gallery -Sierra Nevada) 3 Yosvany Falcon (Aeg-Toshiba-Jetnetwork) 0.24 4 Ricardo Escuela (Team Successful Living) 5 Karl Menzies (Health Net By Maxxis) 6 Emile Abraham (Priority Health/Bissell) 7 Alejandro Acton (Colavita-Sutter Home) 8 Jonathan Page (Battley Harley - Davidson) 9 Kyle Wamsley (Navigators Insurance) 10 Dominique Rollin (Kodak Gallery -Sierra Nevada) 11 Jeremiah Wiscovitch (Rock Racing) 12 Brad Huff (Team Slipstream Powered By Chipotle) 13 Jackson Stewart (BMC Racing Team) 14 Alejandro Borrajo (Rite Aid Pro Cycling) 15 Ivan Dominguez (Toyota-United Pro Cycling Team) 16 Luca Damiani (Colavita-Sutter Home) 17 Dan Schmatz (BMC Racing Team) 18 Cody O'Reilly (Kodak Gallery -Sierra Nevada) 19 Ben Brooks (Navigators Insurance) 20 Mark Walters (Kodak Gallery -Sierra Nevada) 21 Rory Sutherland (Health Net By Maxxis) 22 Adam Bergman (Colavita Sutter Home) 23 Mark Hekman (A&F Pro Development Cycling Team) 24 Chad Hartley (BMC Racing Team) 25 Timothy Henry (Jittery Joe's Pro Cycling) 26 Alexi Martinez (Team Successful Living) 27 Andrew Bajadail (Jelly Belly Cycling Team) 28 Davide Frattini (Colavita-Sutter Home) 29 Maxime Vives (Uci Calyon / Litespeed Pro Cycl) 30 Kirk Albers (Texas Roadhouse Cycling) 31 Robert King (Priority Health/Bissell) 32 Keven Lacombe (Kelly Benefit Strategies/Medifast) 33 Gilbert Martin (Kelly Benefit Strategies/Medifast) 34 Adam Myerson (Nerac Pro Cycling) 35 Daniel Holt (Nerac Pro Cycling) 36 Rich Harper (A&F Pro Development Cycling Team) 37 Frank Travieso (Aeg-Toshiba-Jetnetwork) 38 Paul Martin (Texas Roadhouse Cycling) 39 Ryan Dewald (Rite Aid Pro Cycling) 40 Ryan Mackenzie (Equipe Volkswagen-Trek) 41 Ryan Roth (Kelly Benefit Strategies/Medifast) 42 Garrett Peltonen (Priority Health/Bissell) 43 Sebastian Haedo (Rock Racing) 44 Shawn Milne (Health Net By Maxxis) 45 Jonny Sundt (Kelly Benefit Strategies/Medifast) 46 Rudolph Napolitano (Rock Racing) 47 Patrick Walsh (Nerac Pro Cycling) 48 Dan Timmerman (Kodak Gallery -Sierra Nevada) 49 Gustavo Artacho (Colavita-Sutter Home) 50 Tim Johnson (Health Net By Maxxis) 51 Mike Norton (Rite Aid Pro Cycling) 52 John Murphy (Health Net By Maxxis) 53 Scottie Weiss (Aeg-Toshiba-Jetnetwork) 54 Curtis Gunn (Team Successful Living) 55 Scott Zwizanski (Priority Health/Bissell) 56 Jeffery Hopkins (Jittery Joe's Pro Cycling) 57 Dan Larson (Cycle Science) 58 Josh Thornton (Kodak Gallery -Sierra Nevada) 59 Jacob Fetty (Kane Bikes) 0.45 60 Oleg Grishkin (Navigators Insurance) 0.47 61 Chris Wherry (Toyota-United Pro Cycling Team) 62 Tommy Nankervis (Jittery Joe's Pro Cycling) 0.57 63 Paul Ward (Nature's Path Cycling) 64 Cody Stevenson (Jittery Joe's Pro Cycling) 65 Hilton Clarke (Navigators Insurance) 1.07 66 Micheal Muller (Kane Bikes) 1.54 Pro women 1 Tina Pic (USA) Colavita/ Sutter Home presented 59.59 2 Gina Grain (Can) Team expresscopy.com 3 Laura Van Gilder (USA) UCI WPT Cheerwine 4 Jen Mcrae (USA) Advil ChapStick 5 Katharine Carroll (USA) Aaron's Corporate Furnishings 6 Laura Yoisten (Can) Webcor Builders 7 Alex Wrubleski (Can) Colavita/ Sutter Home presented 8 Shontelle Gauthier (USA) Team Ultralink 0.04 9 Anne Samplonius (Can) Team expresscopy.com 10 Christina Dekraay (USA) Harris Teeter Naturals 11 Amber Rais (USA) Webcor Builders 12 Lauren Franges (USA) TEAM Lipton 13 Allyson Brandt (USA) HealthCoach 14 Catherine Cheatley (NZl) UCI WPT Cheerwine 15 Brenda Lyons (USA) TEAM Lipton 16 Lara Kroepsch (USA) TEAM Lipton 17 Rebecca Larson (USA) Aaron's Corporate Furnishings 18 Julie Bishop (USA) Harris Teeter Naturals 0.10 19 Heather Labance (USA) Advil ChapStick 20 Robin Farina (USA) Moto-Velo/Sledhammer Charlies 21 Kori Seehafer (USA) TEAM Lipton 22 Rachel Heal (USA) Webcor Builders 23 Kristin Sanders (USA) Aaron's Corporate Furnishings 24 Elizabeth Hatch (USA) Vanderkitten 25 Catherine Powers (USA) Aaron's Corporate Furnishings 26 Leigh Valetti (USA) TARGETRAINING WOMEN'S TEAM 27 Alison Powers (USA) Colavita/ Sutter Home presented 28 Shannon Hutchinson-krupat (USA) Aaron's Corporate Furnishings 29 Iona Wynter (USA) Colavita/ Sutter Home presented 30 Chrissy Ruiter (USA) UCI WPT Cheerwine 0.20 31 Heidi Woolever (USA) ABRT/Latitude 32 Kristen Lasasso (USA) TEAM Lipton 0.25 33 Laura Bowles (USA) Advil ChapStick 0.26 34 Andrea Dvorak (USA) Colavita/ Sutter Home presented 0.30 35 Anna Milkowski (USA) Advil ChapStick 36 Leigh Hobson (Can) UCI WPT Cheerwine 0.37 37 Kat Clark (USA) Harris Teeter Naturals 0.42 38 Alison Testroete (Can) Team expresscopy.com 1.09 39 Kelly Benjamin (USA) UCI WPT Cheerwine 1.45
