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ON THE COVER: Cameron Wing powers his way out of turn one and into the 2024 Collegiate National Championship title. Sweeping the weekend, Wing solidified his individual title while helping Marian University win the Team Overall title.
USA BMX National tour rolls into the newly built Wilson Logistics Arena, in Springfield, MO.
The USA Cycling Collegiate National Championships brought hundreds of racers to the main stage of the USA BMX National series.
Excitement was in the air with this being one of the first outdoor nationals in the central part of the East Coast, Rock Hill BMX Supercross, in Rock Hill, SC.
The US Elite, Under 23, and Junior racers battled their way to a shot at the 2024 USA Cycling National Championship titles.
The first Regional stop on the 2024 USA BMX Freestyle schedule landed just outside of Palm Springs, California, LaQuinta X.
The first National stop on the 2024 USA BMX Freestyle schedule starts with Premise Park, Tucson, AZ.
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The ladies raise the bar in West Monroe, LA, at the Ike Hamilton Expo.
The Great Northwest Nationals in Redmond, OR, brings the BMX family into the First Interstate Bank Center once again for a weekend of fast laps, rubbing elbows, and dirt track excitement.
ON THIS PAGE: The power wheelie lives on with Luca Micheli putting his wheel to the sky out of Rock Hill’s turn one.
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Giving an extra bit of cash to the Junior and Under 23 racers of the series, the ODI and Connor Fields’ CFP Program delivered all three days in Rock Hill. With a fast squad
of US racers showing up for the USA Cycling National Championships, the program paid out $1,500 over the weekend’s racing.
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It’s not often we get to travel to a new indoor arena, but when the USA BMX National tour rolled into the newly built Wilson Logistics Arena, Springfield, MO, was ready to see national-caliber BMX racing. With a short track, tight turns, and a loud crowd to cheer on the racers, the Show Me State Nationals brought fun action to the indoor weekend.
A Billy Allen track design filled the track floor, and racers nation wide filled the staging shoots. Right from the jump, main events kicked off hot on Friday night, with Landon Burians dominating charge through the ladies Pro/Am, followed by the last straight speed of Ethan Popovich snagging the win from Vet Pro, Alan Hudson. E-Pop had to stretch to take home the Day One win, Haro’s 17-20x powered to dominating wins throughout the weekend. A full main event sweep in Springfield, MO, popped Popovich’s winning drought and inspired the racers around him to cross the line on top.
Kicking off with the little ladies of BMX, the girls club saw wire-to-wire wins via the 7, 8, and 9x Girls classes. Hadleigh Sandmann, Isabella Smith, and Ameri De Vera won impressively throughout indoor build. Up a class in 10x Girls, Gracelyn Burnsworth had a big battle on her hands with Keely Nelson slicing through the dirt turns every single lap. Burnsworth held off the swoop from Nelson on Friday, but Nelson was determined to lock in a class win, which she did on Sunday.
Sibling rivalry is fierce throughout the BMX world, and with the elder Burian sister taking home a Pro/ Am win, Chase Burian wouldn’t let her Big Sis have all the fun. Rock ing the Tangent Black and Gold, both Chase and Landon Burian went on an impressive streak of wins. Landing
Dirt turn burnin’, Jordan Moyer leads the Hawaiian, Aaron Alensonorin, through turn two.
on the top spot in 11 out of 13 main events had us asking which races upset the sweep. That had to be the super-fast Jemma Tollefson in 11-12 Girls Cruiser and Diamond Lily Ashley in 13-14 Girls Cruiser, both added to their class wins, leaving Springfield with a handful of impressive wins.
Gates continued to drop, and familiar faces flew by the PULL BMX flashes. But it was in 15-16x Girls where we saw the return of a Missouri local, L.O.L.A., Returning to the track after a fall at the 2023 Super Nationals, Lola Jonjevic brought her comeback speed to the Show Me State podium following Black Widow’s Taya Boecker around Friday Night’s main event. The ladies continued to battle throughout the weekend. However, the crowd-favorite ladies came out of the 56 and Over Women Cruiser and 51 and Over Women Expert classes with Paula Maresh, Lynn Schroeder, Stephanie Johnson, and Ms. Kittie Weston-Knauer. Taking to the track all three days, the four ladies put on a show of resilience and determination for the Show Me State crowd as Paula Maresh swept the weekend in both class and cruiser.
Speaking of resilience and determination, the Texan Craig Prince showed the whole arena how tough those Texas boys are made. Bike malfunctions happen but when Prince was hunting for his spot in his cruiser main event, disaster struck down the third straight. Snapping both sides of his handle bars and landing hard into the face of a roller we were shocked to see him walk off the track under his own power. Not only did he walk it off, the man saddled back up for his class main and landed on the podium behind Chris Kennedy and Rob Drolet. After witnessing the boss level toughness from Prince, the rest of the boys were ready to race.
From Indiana’s young gun, Jethro Salva, to Florida’s John Pringle and
Mekenna Martin laid down the speed in Springfield’s Collegiate racing for her Lindenwood Cycling crew.
scattered throughout the weekend. The LDC teammates, Chase Perkins and Crosby Backer laid down the back to back wins, Danny Waters returned to the indoor action with tenacity in 14x and Austin McKan took his speeds to freaky fast levels. The racing hit a boiling point in 15x as Chris Felker and Tommy Bruney battled out front while fending off the competition. Friday’s main saw Tommy B chasing Felker down the third straight with long haired Dyllon Reeder in three. Setting up his move and going for the win, Bruney shows Felker the soft side of the turn while Bruney loses control and collects Reeder opening the door for the comeback double. Winning already in 15 Cruiser, Ryder Robinett returned to the series and capitalized taking home the Friday double and a little bit of confidence into the remaineder of the season.
Age is just a number and Chris Kennedy is proving that true with his impressive speed in 51-55x.
Brooke Foy got caught showing off her Ice White Ssquared in 4145 wCru.
Corbin Jackson and Andrew Herrera staying close and comfortable through 17-20 Cru.
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Marian University’s Noah Barton leads Lindsey Wilson’s Jaime Quintanilla into turn two.
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Justin WahlIt’s a new chapter of life—out of the high school 8 to 3 and into the big bad world. For the racers at the collegiate level, this includes furthering their education while training to continue their love of BMX.
The USA Cycling Collegiate National Championships has brought hundreds of racers to the main stage of the USA BMX National series, creating a thrilling atmosphere. In 2024, the Collegiate race teams hit the dirt track racing in Springfield, MO. Pro and Amateur racers combine at the gate, igniting the excitement not only for the individual titles but for the school overall as well. Fifty-three racers loaded into the gate, and thousands of fans, onsite and online, geared up to watch the next Collegiate National Champs be crowned. In a two-day total point for the Collegiate Titles, Day One laid the groundwork for the fans to find their favorites and to see which battles they needed to keep an eye on for the title deciding main events. Off the jump, the Marian ladies showed their dominance with five out of eight main event racers rocking the yellow and blue.
Marian University’s Breanna Winter, Mya Ramos, and Violet Cejalvo took charge of the Day One podium with tight racing through the first three straights. With an outside line in the elbow-to-elbow third straight battle, Winter’s Rockstar helmet made the move to take home the Day One win. The Collegiate Women weren’t done yet. The Day Two main event saw the same battles with even more action to decide the
Championship as the Marian squad was once again out front. Diving into the third turn, Mya Ramos looked to fend off the inside pressure from Winter in the final turn. With a little too big of a carve in the Springfield dirt turns, Ramos slides out, collecting one teammate and opening the door for Violet Cejalvo and Alex Hill to take over the Marian top spots. As the overall was calculated, Cejalvo’s third and first place points took her to the top of the Collegiate podium to collect her American Flag jersey and the 2024 USA Cycling Collegiate National Championship.
Over on the Men’s side of the Collegiate action, the 30-rider class had to get past on man, Cameron “Wing Ding” Wing. Charging to a wire-to-wire win with longtime riding buddies Jordan Callum and Noah Barton. As the field bumped and battled through the rounds, Cam Wing had the top spot on lock through each of his laps leading into the Day Two main event. Snapping out of gate three with a straight shot to the first turn, Wing wasted no time getting to the front and leading the main event hot lap. Crossing the line with the second win of the weekend, Wing brought his Marian Jersey to the top of the overall podium and switched it out for the Stars and Stripes for the 2024 Collegiate title.
Taking home both individual titles and a handful of podium spots, Marian University swept the weekend to defend their title and go back-to-back for the 2024 USA Cycling Collegiate Omnium National Championship.
Marian University joined by Lindsey Wilson and Lindenwood for the 2024 Omnium Podium.
The Aussie, Jordan Callum finds a fast top spot over the first jump in Springfield.
On the podium with Marian’s dominating crew of racers. Breanna Winter, Mya Ramos, Cameron Wing, Violet Cejalvo Alex Hill, and Noah Barton.
The Kentucky kids brought the Black and Blue LWC kits to battle around the indoor arena. Landing on the podium with an overall team second, Lindsey Wilson Cycling has built themselves a squad that is ready to stay in the hunt for a title.
Located in Indianapolis IN, Marian University brought its fast crew of racers the the 2024 National Championships with a title on their minds and they succeded leaving with a Collegiate Jersey sweep winnning the Overall Team and both individual titles.
The homestate racers from Lindenwood Cycling came to defend Missouri putting their Golden Lion on the podium in the overall and Women’s class thanks to Mckenna Martin taking home the fourth place finish to pair with the team’s bronze winning performance.
Traveling through the Rockies and across the Great Plains, the CMU racers from the high desert brought an impactful presence to the Nat Champs weekend. Just off the podium in fourth place, the Colorado Mesa University left Missouri with high spirits after watching Zaine Stensen clinch the individual bronze medal.
Back on the BMX bike after almost a full year, Caitlyn Farmer jumped right back into the race mode in the Collegiate Women ranks leading Marian’s Alex Hill.
his first Collegiate National Championship. sey Wilson and Lindenwood go head to head down the first straight.
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Sharpen those elbows. Zoe Lomeli and Keely Nelson get up close and personal down the Rock Hill second straight.
12x dominator, Landon Donnelly, leads the charge into Rock Hill’s turn two.
Upon arriving at the Rock Hill complex on Thursday, we were greeted with welcoming blue skies and warm weather for the final day of open practice before the Carolina Nationals officially kicked off. There was excitement in the air with this being one of the first outdoor nationals in the central part of the East Coast. When talking with racers there was an uneasy feeling about how many riders would show up with the Worlds being held here in two short months. Let’s face it, there are always long days at this venue as it draws in huge crowds with a lot of international riders due to how incredible it is. You could actually hear a sigh of relief when Friday’s moto count was revealed to be 292 motos. Without a doubt if it hadn’t started to rain during the Friday morning practice the numbers would have been higher, almost definitely close to Saturday’s number of 321. Three hundred motos is the sweet spot for a race here since the Pro events add so much time to the day, and there is always the weather that throws in its own delays.
We arrived at the track Friday morning before practice started with a killer pink sunrise and a very low possibility of rain, after a few practice rounds that changed to a very high possibility and the sky grew darker and darker. During 13-14 boys practice the rain started and so did the lightning… This led to almost a two hour long weather delay. After the rain subsided practice continued and the race start time was moved to 4:10. The late start time would have had the race day ending extremely late, around 2 AM. During quarters, the decision was made that semis and mains would be run Saturday morning before Saturday’s race. Running this way would make Saturday a long day too, but it was worth it to not start the weekend off with a really long day and little sleep for the next day. The next two days the weather was a lot better, Saturday was hot and sunny and Sunday was colder and windy.
UCI racing kicked off all three national days of racing, with SuperX Men being the largest of the “Big Hill” classes with 49 riders in total on Saturday. In SuperX Women Justine Beaudoin won on Friday, Laurianne Beland finished second and Taryn Baillie third. On Saturday the finishing order was Mia Custer, Preslie Gould followed by Laurianne Beland. Friday’s SuperX Mens finishing order was Luca Micheli, Zakary Kaiser and Colby Gunn. Saturday they finished Jonathan Suarez, Luca Micheli, then Tommy Bruney. The Junior Women finishing order on Friday was Mariana Agudelo, Alexis Alden, then Grecia Cristodulo. Saturday’s order was Mariana Agudelo, Nicole Foronda, then Rita Fedewa. Junior Men finished with Joshua Jolly in first, True Bailey second
and Tomas Palmezano third. Saturday was Joshua Jolly, Thomas Martinez Restrepo and Deegan Brown. Women Under 23 on Friday finished Veronica Sturiska, Sharid Fayad and Jacy Moore. Saturday they finished Jui Yabuta in first, Jacy Moore second and Breanna Winter third. The Men Under 23 podiums were Pedro Benalcazar, Martins Treimanis and James Partrick O’Brien for Friday. Saturday was Jordan Callum, James Cutter Williams and James Partrick O’Brien.
Friday in Elite Women Delany Vaughn finished first, Lexis Colby second and Carly Kane third. On Saturday Alise Willoughby won, Molly Simpson finished second and Delany Vaughn third. Elite Men on Friday Jose Alfredo Campo Vintimilla was first, Kamren Larsen second, and third was Jeremy Smith. Saturday Joshua Mclean won, Jose Alfredo Campo Vintimilla finished second, and Ryan Tougas was third.
The 8 & Under Girls Cruiser rider Brielle Salemme won all three days as did Malia Alvarez in 9-12 Girls Cruiser. In 11-12 Girls Cruiser Jemma Tollefson won on Friday and Saturday but on Sunday she led the whole lap and was passed at the line by Chase Burian. In 13-14 Girls Cruiser in the Day One main, Preslie Gould swept under Lily Ashley in the last turn and won, however, Lily Ashly won the next two days. Tatum Hoffman won the 15-16 Girls Cruiser class on Friday and Sunday, but Alma Pineiro won on Saturday. Aubrey Douglass won all three days of 17-20 Women Cruiser. In 36-40 Womens Cruiser Sarah Strayer won on Day One and Three, but Miki Libata won on Day Two. Renata Campos-Moreira won in the 41-45 Womens Cruiser class on Days Two and Three, however, on Day One Kathy Laher took the early lead and went on to win. Ginger Markham, the 46-50 Womens Cruiser rider, won on Days Two and Three, but Sonia Badanik won on Day One. Marjorie Kaminski won on Day One in 51-55 Womens Cruiser, however, Chrissy Piper won on Days Two and
Leading the pack, Joey Leto felt some clean air in Elite Men throughout the early
Three.
Daleny Vaughn and Lexis Colby have their eyes on the prize with the final UCI scores on the line in 2024.
On the outside, Supercross’ Spencer Cole looked for the high line that
Grayson Cox won all three days in the 7 & Under Cruiser class. Hutch Griffith might have won all three days of 8 Cruiser except he crashed in turn one in Friday’s Main and Nicolas Moulton won. Dylan Myers won Friday and Sunday in 9 Cruiser, but Heston Novotny won on Saturday. In 10 Cruiser Trenton Paxman also won Friday and Sunday, but did not win on Saturday, Cruz Gallegos did. The 11 Cruiser class had a different winner each day, Cody Young, Jaxsyn Horne and Kenji Goto won in that order. The 12 Cruisers also had three different winners, Landon Donnelly, Alec Taylor and Andres Andrade. Lucan Theisen won Day’s One and Three in 13 Cruiser, but Sean Lehew won on Day Two. Mario Brattoli won all three days in 14 Cruiser. Gavin Menditto won Saturday and Sunday in 15 Cruiser, but on Friday had trouble on the first straight and Cash Strickland won. Ian Westerman won on Friday in 16 Cruiser, but Gage Hill won the next two days. It is probably no surprise that 17-20 Cruiser had a different winner each day, Andrew Herrera, Richard Carter III and Drake Velador won in that order. Yavant Hausler won in the 21-30 Cruiser class on Saturday and Sunday, but on Friday Austin Marney snuck under him in the first turn and was able to keep the lead and win. Same thing happened in the 31-35 Cruiser Class when Chris Correa snuck under Friday and Saturdays winner, Geovanni Novo, and won on Sunday. Corey Willert and Justin Wike won all three days in the 36-40 and 41-45 Cruiser classes. The 46-50 Cruisers had a different winner each day Corky Gainsford, Chad Street and Paulo Moreira won in that order. Domingos Lammoglia won in the 5155 Class on Saturday and Sunday, but on Friday Jim Nelson had a killer first straight and used that to grab Friday’s win. Charlie Williams won on Friday and Saturday in 56-60 Cruiser, but on Sunday John Pringle battled his way to the front and won. In 6165 Cruiser Juan Carlos Carbo won all three days. In 66 & Over Cruiser,
Dempsey Stocker won on the only two days of this class, Saturday and Sunday.
There were a lot of three day winners in the Girls Club, Annabel Dempsey, Addalyn Hardy, Reese Snover, Remmy Sessa, Mia Reyna, Malia Alvarez, Alexis Alden and Renata Campos-Moreira. The 11 Girls Expert rider, Jemma Tollefson, made a great move in turn one in the Day One Main and was just barely able to keep that lead and go on to win. Ava Beaty won the next two days. In 12 Expert Girls Logan Lee did the same exact thing and after the first straight had a couple of bike length leads on the other riders and won, but Sharick Salguero Chaverra won the next two days. In 13 Expert Girls, rider Mariana Pena repeated the trend and easily won on Day one, but Lily Ashley won the next two days. Addison Thompson won the first two days in 14 Expert Girls, but on Day Three Landon Burian got out front early and fought hard to keep that lead and win. The 17-20 Expert Women had a different winner each day starting with Sierra Samhammer, Rita Fedewa and Esja Shriver. Also having a different winner all three days was 21-30 Expert Women with Mya Ramos, Heather Collman and Devin Murphy all winning in that order. In 31-40 Expert Women Miki Iibata won on Day One and Three, and Taylor Bensinger won on Day Two. Renata Campos-Moreira won all three days in 41-50 Expert Women. In 51 & Over Expert Women Tracy O’Brien won on Day One and Three, there wasn’t a class on Day Two.
The Expert Boys classes also had a lot of three day winners starting with Tomas Tapia, Helmut Svikss, Hutch Griffith, Dylan Myers, Tomas Palmezano, Cedric Cade, Jaime Roberto Quintanilla, Greg Custer, and Renato Silva. In 10 Expert Lorenzo Idarraga won on Days Two and Three, but on Day One he had an incident in the last turn and Grayson Novak won. Pietro Camargo won Friday’s 11 Expert Class, but Karter Hart won Saturday and Sunday. 12 Expert had a different winner each day with Brady Mitschke, Wyatt Christensen and Miguel Goularte winning in that order. CJ Rivera won the Day One 13 Expert Class and Eli Staton won Day’s Two and Three. Simon Duran won the 14 Expert Class on Friday, Saturday and Bryan Shatswell won on Sunday. In 15 Expert Griffin Kelleher won Friday and Sunday, but Zakary Kaiser won on Saturday. Brayan Querales won Friday and Sunday in 2125 Expert and Brynley Savage won on Saturday. Corey Willert won in 36-40 Expert on Friday despite the second and third place riders both trying to pass him in the last turn, Jason Morris won Saturday and Sunday. In 46-50 Expert Leandro Perez had a great first straight and was able to keep that lead and win, Paulo Moreira won the next two days. In 56 & Over Expert Todd Parry won the first two days, but John Pringle won on Sunday.
Moore, Ethan Popvich, and Weston
go threewide and search for the fast line through the third straight in u23 Men.
Mckenzie Gayheart is back on track and taking her Factory FullTilt/Radio ride to the podium for her third consecutive USA Cycling u23 National Championship. March 15-17, 2024
Pack racing at its finest, with eight u23 Men charging into Rock Hill’s turn 1.
Sean Day leads the Men Junior main event, on his way to his American sleeve.
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Justin WahlJust two months before the World converges on the South Carolina super facility, the US Elite, Under 23, and Junior racers battled their way to a shot at the 2024 USA Cycling National Championship titles. Following the first two days of the weekend’s action, the racers collected their knowledge and race craft to link together the title winning race day.
For the Junior Women battles, the knowledge was an inside line through turn one and the racer was Colorado’s Rita Fedewa. In a best of three total point rounds, Alexis Alden and Rita Fedewa went head to head on the top spots. Alden locked in the early win of the day, however, Fedewa made her speed known in round two, getting under Alden in turn one and leading her and the rest of the class to the line. The Junior Women racing peaked the interest of the crowd knowing it was all or nothing for the two powerhouses. The third round brought their battling speed to the first turn, once again, and the crowd held their breath to see another move. The crowd erupted right on que as Alden and Fedewa bumped elbows and charged to the second straight. Forcing her way back to the Amateur side of the track, the Impact racer, Rita Fedewa, came out on top and continued to lead through the final three straights. Giving everything she could to chase down Fedewa, Alden wasn’t able to track her down, crossing the line in second with Savannah Stokes taking home the third place and final step of the Junior podium.
Sparked by Fedewa’s move the Junior Men locked into the gate and prepared to chase down the Junior top dog, Sean Day. With the Impact boys, Cedric Cade and True Bailey surrounding him in gates one and three, Day’s lap
Mckenzie Gayheart, takes home her third USA Cycling National Championship with Jacy Moore and Keiley Shea on the podium.
was dependent on his gate to first jump power. Doing what El Suave does best, the Factory Fulltilt/Radio ride laid down the horsepower and found himself in the lead down the hill. Cade and Matthew Weerts joined in going two-three into the first turn, while Sean Day felt the open air and looked to hit his marks on every backside to the finishline. While Day was out front, Cade was keeping the WA local honest waiting to make a move of his own. Crossing the line in his wire to wire lap, Day adds another title to his page in the history books topping the podium with Cedric Cade in second and the Supercross BMX ride in third, thanks to the fast second straight by Deegan Brown.
The Junior Men and Women of the day may not have known it at the time, but that Sunday race day was just the beginning of their journey. Names have grown into legends from the Junior National Championships and in just four short years, a LA28 Olympian could be chosen from their motosheets.
From the youngun class, to the racers honing their
their speed to South Carolina from all across the country, a few names peaked the ears of the crowd as key racers for the main event. Riding like a man possesd, PJ O’Brien came to race. Leading multiple laps throughout the entire weekend, O’Brien looked to finish his search for the top spot on Sunday. Lined up over the first jump with Cutter Williams, Trenton Moore, and Weston Meurlot, PJ had the speed and inside line to lead the pack around the first turn. With O’Brien out front and the pivotal third straight coming fast, Cutter Williams knew it was his time to move. Opting for the double manual and swing to the outside down the third straight, Williams dives low, sneaks in a crank, and meets O’Brien on the exit with an elbow in front and title waiting at the finishline. While he was squeezed to the white line, PJ was able to hold on for the second place with Ethan Popovich crossing in third after an impressive comeback through the second and third straights.
While the Men of the Under 23 class raced each other, the Women joined the Elites and battled the top dogs for their sleeves. A class joined together means extra excitement for the fans but an added stress for the ladies of the main event. With 11 time National Champion, Alise Willoughby gearing up for her World
She matched her plate in 2023, but now Alise Willoughby has broken her own record, winning her 12th USA Cycling National Championship.
Championship and Olympic run, a race day with title implications is the perfect place to show her 2024 speed with the up and comers of the class. Laying down fast laps through rounds, we knew she would be hard to beat especially if the rest of the pack lets her get out early. Like she has done many times before, Willoughby powers her No.11 bike to the front with an impressive lead down the first straight. Leaving the rest of the pack to battle themselves through the first turn, Jacy Moore, Daleny Vaughn and Carly Kane link elbows threewide fighting for the low line. While Kane managed to hold her line and come out in second, Vaughn and Moore battled a bit too much pushing Payton Ridenour off track in the chaos. With a lot of clean air infront of her, Alise Willoughby floated her way through the second straight and towed in Kane and Lexis Colby for the Elite Women National Championship podium. Mixed into the battles and the carnage, the Under 23 Women had a battle of their own. Narrowly avoiding the crash in turn one, the Florida girl, Gayheart, came out with only a break check and it was back to the podium for her third Under23 title in a row. Joined by Jacy Moore and Keiley Shea, the ladies showed their ability to battle with the top dogs, gearing them up for the International competition in May.
One final main event stands behind the gate, as the racers of the Elite Men class drop their front wheels into the gate, the Florida BMX fans geared up for a Florida battle. Five out of the eight racers lining the Rock Hill big hill call Florida home and while they may train together during the week, this main event in Rock Hill was a step above their normal sessions. With only one former winner on the gate, four time winner, Corben Sharrah, the American sleeve history book had it’s quill ready to add a name to the list. Through the pro second straight and over the berm jump, it was the Floridian podium taking shape, Kamren Larsen leading on the point, with Jeremy Smith and Zach VanKammen on the charge, it was smooth lines until a butt scuz brought disaster for VanKammen. Getting thrown forward down the landing and compressing his front tire to the point of explosion, VanKammen hit the ground with a bang, collecting his teammate Corben Sharrah in the process. Filling the final spot on the podium was Joey Leto, however, the race wasn’t over for Larsen and Smith. Drag racing to the line and digging for that extra bit of speed, the race came down to the last three junps. Smith opting for the manual over the step up, while Larsen goes manual-on manual-off, Larsen is able to get the extra backside and give a quick lunge for the win by a matter of inches.
Kicking off a spring and summer of big races with the six American Sleeves awarded, the top dogs of the US shift their focus to international racing before returning to the USA BMX Pro Series. Whether they’re racing for Nation points, US titles, or their spot on the Olympic roster, we can’t wait to watch these athletes battle the world throughout the 2024 season!
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Painted by Rickey White, Sharrah rides with a reminder to make Redbone proud every time he hits the track.
Frame: Daylight Cycles CSXXL
Fork: Hero Thunderbolt
Bars: Tangent Sylvain Andre
Grips: ODI Ruffian
Stem: S&M Race XLT
Headset: Chris King Dropset
Rims: Alienation Carbon
Front Hub: Chris King
Rear Hub: Chris King
Tires: Maxxis DTH
Tubes: BRG
Cranks: Beringer Elite Race E2
Bottom Bracket: Chris King
Gearing: 50/18
Chainring: Calculated Components
Bolts: Steel
Clipless Pedals: HT X2Sx
Chain: SRAM
Brakes: Shimano XTR
Lever: Shimano XTR
Seat: Tune Speed Needle
Seat Clamp: KCNC
Number Plate: Rickey White Designs
A beautiful perk of traveling the international circuit is connecting with friends from across the globe and experiencing the local spots and hometown passions. For Stephen Smith and Nic Long, the global connections brought them to an Australian juggernaut, LUX BMX. Located in Queensland, AUS, the rider-owned and operated bike shop has made its brand known over on the US series via Izaac Kennedy and Rico Bearman, but it’s their stunning content that promotes their riders and products that
reach BMX riders across the globe. A one-stop shop for the Aussie locals, their motto of “In LUX We Trust” speaks to the brand’s loyalty to its customers and BMX. With shelves stocked to cover in-store and online orders, the shop’s staff takes pride in supplying top brands to riders in Australia and throughout the BMX world. Co-founders Evan Jaques and Mitch Wood have laid the groundwork for the shop’s success, but it’s head of Race, Bruce Morris, who gives LUX its racing roots. Bruce has been a pivotal piece of the LUX BMX brand, recently seen on track for the New Zealand and Brisbane World Cups. With a team of
content creators and photo studios set up in-house, the LUX BMX crew can highlight the day’s projects and create those eye-grabbing product shots as an extra addition to the BMX buying process. Outside the brick-and-mortar store, the LUX logo has been increasing as the race and freestyle circuits head towards the summer of 2024. From elite racers and freestylers hunting for their spots on the Olympic start list, to freestyle senders hitting the road to film their next video part, they have the confidence to send it’s thanks to the stock of parts LUX has back home. From Josh Dove scorching bowls and trails while on tour with the Fast and Loose boys, Izaac Kennedy burning down the first straight on the World Cup scene, to Natalya Diejm striving for Paris 2024, the LUX brand is being seen on all sides of BMX. With no signs of slowing down, look for the LUX logo to blaze the trail for a new generation of riders.
4 C. Prescott 1443
5 P. Graves 1319
6 C. Gallegos 1188
7 G. Novak 1160
8 J. Marang 1080
9 L. Idarraga 1055
10 J. Howell 1046
11 H. Svikss 1015
A. Hester 925
A. Wooten 745
1336
J. Melvin 548
H. Griffith 2755 2 C. Eckl 2159 3 R. Trecek 1944
R. Mcconnell 1495 5 A. Improta 1445
6 N. Moulton 1316
7 C. Hunt 1162
8 C. Adams 1136
9 J. Lau 1042
10 M. Southwell 994 11 T. Williams 964 12 G. Paschall 701 13 G. Lander 670
L. Schuman 657 15 R. Davis 620 16 T. Hamilton 570
17 D. Redmond 570
18 M. Scholten 569
19 C. Bisig 565
20 A. Lumley 543
Boys 10
1 H. Novotny 2490
2 K. Reaves 2396
3 C. Weidner 2299
4 D. Myers 1826
5 S. Despopoulos 1672
6 J. Linares 1670
7 C. Gassaway 1298
8 J. Colwell 1144
9 J. Kerr 1069
10 J. Zuniga 1057
11 D. Johnson 938
12 H. Huddleston 927
13 S. Rodriguez 907
14 T. Mckee 907
15 C. Houghton 887
16 Z. Brockunier 859
17 K. Wouters 842
18 L. Tapia 806
19 L. Kovacs 786
20 L. Campbell 782
Boys 11
1 T. Paxman 2406
2 W. Lindbery 1530
3 C. Beckley 1465
C. Young 725
M. Moratelli 630
C. Lawson 619
G. Strayer 602
K. Pope 595
J. Langer 594
T. Belcher 579
Boys 12 1 W. Christensen 2680
2 W. Williams 2318 3 C. Perkins 2238
4 J. Gonzales 1878
5 M. Warner 1580
6 M. Smith 1559
7 K. Hart 1477
8 C. Harp 1234
9 D. Fisher 1225
10 J. Horne 1216 11 R. Bryant 1171
12 A. Andrade 1056 13 K. Goto 978 14 J. Theisen 849 15 W. Jupp 801
16 T. Janssens 795 17 T. Vrotney 704
18 G. Merriam 680
19 B. Hubbard 676
20 W. Garcia 664
Boys 13 1 L. Donnelly 2276
2 C. Backer 2157
3 A. Taylor 1918
4 B. Mitschke 1770
5 J. Kopetskie 1465
6 K. Christen 1392
7 N. Williams 1174 8 J. Anderson 1072
H. Leners 901
B. Nelson 878
K. Zuniga 766
M. Goularte 751
J. Carrasquero 723
F. Martinez 646
M. Liedtke 631
1863
T. Leeper 1778
I. Mcginley 1223
H. Sandmann 1205
R. Edmunds 1119
A. Swissman 1038
B. Mcclure 615
J. Gronbach 561
A. Dempsey 560
K. Hart 434
L. Syfert 407
R. Sessa 2574
M. Reyna 2564
2461
B. Windows 1833
K. Shepherd 1486
C. Gay 1063
G. Segura 1054
E. Haws 1020 9 R. Sunday 1018
B. Salemme 701 11 E. Ireland 643
Z. Snyder 636
L. Slattery 624
M. Bolivar Munevar 478 15 N. Lasalle 432 Girls 10 1 A. De Vera 2326 2 D. Noyola 2131
Z. Urena 1840
P. Spanel 1648
M. Morellato 1338
Y. Turner 1069
C. Shook 910
P. Eleton 875
S. Palomaki 869
E. Christensen 739
K. Wallace 706
K. Gray 646
K. Vescuso 613
T. Welborn 538
A. Dowdy 471
M. Alvarez 2548
Z. Lomeli 1600
S. Smith 1568
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8 J. Fishbaugh 1217 9 T. Vrotney 1168
10 J. Theisen 1133
6 C. Correa 940
7 T. Hoffman 873
8 W. Lyle 632
9 T. Shutts 619
1 W. Osaki 904
2 W. Shepherd 890
3 P. Mulhause 732 4 C. Reynolds 667
5 T. Huddleston 562 6 A. Baker 391
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982 6 S. Sullivan 891 7 P. Monegro 768 8 N. Larsen 723
9 L. Pisciotta 722
10 M. Culcay 713
Cruiser 9
1 H. Griffith 2599
2 N. Moulton 1784
3 A. Improta 1669
4 R. Mcconnell 1483
5 R. Davis 1223
6 C. Zink 1135
7 C. Prescott 893
8 T. Napolitano 873
9 W. Shirley 845
10 W. Shanahan 795
Cruiser 13
1 L. Donnelly 2401
2 A. Taylor 2350
3 J. Kopetskie 1863
4 K. Christen 1533
5 J. Anderson 1383
6 W. Wetendorf 873
7 E. Wilke 866
8 M. Abbott 777
9 J. Johnson 724
10 M. Liedtke 679
Cruiser 14 1 S. Lehew 2407
2 L. Theisen 2010
3 L. Lakota 1518
4 M. Shetler 1291
5 C. Pyper 1252
6 J. Fishbaugh 1207
7 L. Sanders 1163
8 B. Schulte 1152
9 R. Neubauer 1095
10 J. Markham 1011
Cruiser 15
1 D. Waters 2369
2 M. Brattoli 2340
3 M. Vicario 2109
4 R. Holzer 1907
5 H. Yahnke 1619
6 T. Koll 1404
7 B. Unger 1349
8 M. Gunning 1292
9 K. Nielsen 1094
10 R. Hester 941
Cruiser 16
1 A. Marlowe 1549
2 I. Westerman 1108
3 L. Twist 957
4 J. Sorensen 901
5 G. Menditto 895
6 G. Hill 866
7 R. Robinett 769
8 A. Muscato 749
Cruiser 10
1 H. Novotny 2527
2 K. Reaves 2425
3 N. Robles 1672
4 D. Myers 1647
5 H. Huddleston 1500
6 B. Petersen 1158
7 M. Day 1079
8 A. Hotchkiss 1073
9 D. Johnson 846
10 D. Williams 797
Cruiser 11
1 T. Paxman 2588
2 C. Beckley 2028
3 C. Gallegos 1802
4 T. Belcher 1667
5 P. Collingwood 1522
6 G. Novak 1398
7 A. Hester 1257
8 L. Walker 1064
9 A. Martin 919
10 C. Young 900
Cruiser 12 1 J. Gonzales 2141
2 M. Warner 2120
3 J. Horne 2045
4 K. Goto 1645
5 C. Harp 1392
6 B. Hubbard 1381
7 A. Andrade 1302
9 L. Besin 698
10 L. Smith-Tarango 661
Cruiser 17-20
1 A. Herrera 2432
2 R. Carter 2389
3 K. Mccain 2383
4 D. Velador 1700
5 C. Maybon 1531
6 I. Frandsen 1271
7 R. Mchenry 1269
8 C. Jackson 1256
9 N. Ewing 1161
10 A. Harwick 1010
Cruiser 21-30
1 Y. Hausler 1714
2 A. Alensonorin 1086
3 C. Miller 1082
4 I. Mccauley 965
5 J. Elliott 886
6 B. Sereni 822
7 C. Peebles 776
8 C. Knipp 774
9 S. Oconnor 759
10 B. Thierwechter 692
Cruiser 31-35
1 T. Atchley 1589 2 J. Goth 1424
3 S. Healey 1196
4 A. Fisher 1158
5 D. Davis 984
The H, the R, and the P made their presence known at the Cajun Nationals as they kicked off their 2024 season. With a few new additions to the squad, mixed in with their long time racers repping the HRP blue and white, the HRP Designs/ Belle River Racing crew look forward to the races ahead. The team is highlighting the HRP Designed jersey’s and number plates that bring their racers the factory feel loading into the gate.
With a powerhouse team
throughout its roster, the Pyper family holds a special place on the HRP team. In a fast family sport, it helps when the team family is powering to main events through the Gold Cup and National series, inspiring the rest of the crew to do the same.
With a long season ahead, keep an eye out when you hear, “The H, the R, and the P”.
Wendy Irvin
Charlotte Logsdon
Doug Logsdon
Sterling Logsdon
Alysia Mitchell
Hayden Mitchell
Steven Oconnor
Amy Pyper
Brandon Pyper
Calen Pyper
Camison Pyper
Camron Pyper
Make ten Open Main Events (within the same calendar year) at any USA BMX Nationals and you will win an Open Jacket! MAKE 10 MAINS - WIN AN OPEN
Get seven wins in Class, seven wins in Cruiser, and seven wins in Open at any USA BMX National (within the same calendar year), and you become a USA BMX Top Gun!
The first Regional stop on the 2024 USA BMX Freestyle schedule landed just outside of Palm Springs, California. LaQuinta X were the gracious hosts to this regional comp and their facility did not disappoint.
With the new 4-1-1 qualifying system (4 Digital, 1 Regional and National) for an overall ranking, Regional #1 in LaQuinta check that Regional event for many.
First of all, the facility itself is nothing short of amazing. Magnetti and crew made this event about as smooth as can be. With the amazing concrete park and riders attending from all over the nation, the stoke was high and the riding show some that are on the verge of stardom.
Another first, this event drew the first Woman’s Expert class, where Saige Thunstrom bar-spun her way to an overall first place, beating the GT Bikes dynamic duo of Bethany Hedrick and Jesse Gregory.
If you are looking to vacation near one of California’s most iconic towns (recommend you check out Elvis’ house in Palm Springs) and ride one of the best parks on the West Coast, please tick the box and visit LaQuinta X skatepark. It’s pretty darn amazing.
USA BMX Freestyle Series local and Huffy Bikes #1 rider Huck Kurinsky made the flight to sunny southern California and aged up a class to 9-10 Men. Same result…first place.
Saige Thunstrom won the first ever Woman’s Expert Class. The progression she has made in the last year is mindblowing.
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The first Freestyle National of 2024 went down at Premises Park in Tucson, Arizona, on April 13th. Riders from across the nation gathered at the iconic park for good times and great riding.
Things really got brewing Friday evening at the Mongoose Am Jam. Matty Cranmer took the reins and ran multiple foot-down wars and creative jam sessions on some of Premises’ finest obstacles. Everything lead to the box jump jam, which came with a catch - riders couldn’t jump the box! This forced everyone to get innovative and pull out some unique moves.
Competition day heated up quickly and the field was made up of Tucson’s best locals and riders from far and wide looking to stack points toward their overall ranking.
While there were far too many stand-outs to mention, a few highlights included Huck Kurinsky’s backflip barspin attempt. He didn’t quite stick it, but you can tell it’s just a matter of time! Saige Thunstrom and Keir Sirlin dominated the women’s classes and have both progressed a ton since 2023. Tony Erickson and Wil Bisel held it down for the 30+ crowd and showed absolutely no signs of slowing down. Also, Liam Bowersox made his return to the series after being diagnosed with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy and having his BMX future left in jeopardy. Liam landed an epic 540 and showed that he is here to stay!
Competition day wrapped up with the Expert Class, which was packed full of epic shredding. It came down to two local boysAdler Cromer and Victor Peraza - battling it out for top honors. Victor threw down an impressive run that ended with a corked-out frontflip over the hip, but Adler managed to edge him out with great style and a 180 over the box jump midrun.
Congratulations to all of the riders on kicking off the 2024 season in a big way and big thanks to Ian Abbott at Premises Park for hosting another epic event. Next stop - Alliance Skatepark in Grand Prairie, Texas. See you there!
ABOVE: Vance Flanigan has incredible style and kept it extra steezy during his runs.
Cullen Sumner made the trek to Arizona from Kentucky and made it worth his while with moves like this 360 tail whip over the spine.
Huck Kurinsky went down trying a new trick, but still managed to finish in a respectable third with moves like this backflip on the step-up.
Samuelle Moreno with a stylish tire grab over the hip!
BELOW: BMX icon Scotty Cranmer standing amongst a few rad parents shooting some content for his YouTube channel.
Epic hand plant by Adler Cromer straight into the top spot of the Expert Class.
Victor Peraza ended his last run with this corked-out frontflip over the hip. It wouldn’t be a Premises contest without an incredible performance by a Peraza!
Congrats to Saul Moreno and Genuine BMX - 2023 #1 Freestyle Team! Genuine always brings the good vibes and keeps BMX awesome!
Even though he’s a young gun, Bridger Weaver already has one of the best no footed can cans in the game!
In addition to taking second place in his class, Samuelle Moreno was awarded the Double Agent award during the competition, highlighting his prowess both at the park and at the racetrack. Congrats, Sam!
USA BMX and BMX Canada are among the top fundraisers for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. Each year, riders gather donations and raise funds for this worthwhile cause. The Race For Life Series was started in 1981 to help a fellow BMXer diagnosed with leukemia.
Please visit USABMXRFL.org to get started earning these fine prizes from BOX Components and SYNDYT.
Each year, every USA BMX track holds a “Race For Life”, with all proceeds going to the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.
Words & Photos by: Justin Wahl
Cruising across Interstate 20 and enjoying the Louisiana scenery, the calm cascades into intensity as racers take the exit and enter into the Ike Hamilton Expo parking lot. With Ike standing guard out front, the Cajun Nationals track build patiently waits for gates to drop and National wins to cross the finish line.
As you peruse this layout, you may be struck by the full female presence, a testament to the power and prowess of the ladies in West Monroe. In our search for the best shots to feature the Cajun racing, the PULL BMX staff couldn’t help but notice the abundance of great shots via the Cruiser and Class Girls Club. This gave us the perfect opportunity to showcase the unstoppable speed and skill of the raddest BMX ladies.
That radness was on full display in the Female Pro/ Am when round one hit the track, and a few top racers hit the dirt. Looking to stamp her dominance early, Alexis Alden was met with sandy dirt the Cajun Nationals bring to the table. While it’s perfect for build ing tracks, Alden and Landon Burian found out what was on the other side of that coin. Surviving the round one slide-outs, Makinzie Palmer capitalized on the clean air, locking in an early win for the total point battle. With a round two third place, the stage was set for make-or-break round three.
The Female Pro/Am racers charged to the first jump but after salvaging her hope with a round two win, Alden came unclipped and allowed Burian and Palmer to get out in front of the pack out of turn one. The chase was on, and the Ssquared ride of Makinzie Palmer was on the hunt for the overall win. Stretching to the line, Palmer came out on top, with Alexis Alden salvaging a second and Landon Burian bringing home the overall third place.
It might be the race face but it’s most likely the Minnesota pride helping Bella White to the front of the pack.
Words & Photos by: Justin Wahl
Cruising across Interstate 20 and enjoying the Louisiana scenery, the calm cascades into intensity as racers take the exit and enter into the Ike Hamilton Expo parking lot. With Ike standing guard out front, the Cajun Nationals track build patiently waits for gates to drop and National wins to cross the finish line.
As you peruse this layout, you may be struck by the full female presence, a testament to the power and prowess of the ladies in West Monroe. In our search for the best shots to feature the Cajun racing, the PULL BMX staff couldn’t help but notice the abundance of great shots via the Cruiser and Class Girls Club. This gave us the perfect opportunity to showcase the unstoppable speed and skill of the raddest BMX ladies.
That radness was on full display in the Female Pro/ Am when round one hit the track, and a few top racers hit the dirt. Looking to stamp her dominance early, Alexis Alden was met with sandy dirt the Cajun Nationals bring to the table. While it’s perfect for building tracks, Alden and Landon Burian found out what was on the other side of that coin.
Surviving the round one slide-outs, Makinzie Palmer capitalized on the clean air, locking in an early win for the total point battle.
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With a round two third place, the stage was set for make-or-break round three.
The Female Pro/Am racers charged to the first jump but after salvaging her hope with a round two win, Alden came unclipped and allowed -Bu rian and Palmer to get out in front of the pack out of turn one.
The chase was on, and the Ssquared ride of Makinzie Palmer was on the hunt for the overall win. Stretching to the line, Palmer came out on top, with Alexis Alden salvaging a second and Landon Burian bringing home the overall third place.
Not only taking the challenge, Gilbert conquered it by taking home the Saturday and Sunday 13 rider wins. As Erin Moore, Angela Hale, and Jennifer Bitz impressed us with their dominance, our minds started to add up the wins by racers out of Oklahoma.
Crazy Girl Camdyn Cole came to the Cajun Nationals with a few wins under her belt already, but she wrapped up the week end with a full six-pack to bring back to Yukon BMX. Dubbed the “Most Improved” racer by National Director Chris Luna, Camdyn Cole took charge of the 11-12 Girls Cruiser and 12x Girls racing with wire-to-wire wins from motos to mains. Since we could see her smile from across the restaurant on Friday after her double, it’s safe to say Cole is towing in a great new generation of racers coming out of Oklahoma.
Take another look at the photos filling these pages. The Women of BMX. They’re athletes, racers, friends, and BMX family. They are the future heroes of the sport and the next inspirations for the generation after them. Thank you for the great weekend of racing, ladies. We can’t wait to see what you’ll do next.
Mckenna Luptak gives it 110% down the Cajun third straight.
Sayler Gudelj kept the door closed into turn three but Brookyln Adair was ready for the challenge.
March 22-24, 2024 Ike Hamilton Expo Center West Monroe, LA States Represented: 38 Countries Represented: 2 Moto Counter
Friday: 172
Saturday: 179
Sunday: 160
Social Media Reach: 1,154,314
Team Winners
Friday:
Bike Shop - BLACK WIDOW BMX Factory - ZERONINE
Saturday: Bike Shop - ALBE’S-SYNDYTBOX Factory - ZERONINE Sunday: Bike Shop - BLACK WIDOW BMX Factory - FACTORY SYNDYT/LSG
Alexis Alden 15-16 Girls Expert
Alexis Alden Female Pro-Am Open
Bryce Cauley 13-14 Open
Bryce Cauley 14 Expert
Grayson Cox 7 & Under Cruiser
Grayson Cox 7 Expert
Camdyn Cole brought her 6 wins leaving West Monroe.
Gilberto Deleon Jr 46-50 Cruiser
Gilberto Deleon Jr 46-50 Expert
Cruz Duran 14 & Over Pro-Am Open
Cruz Duran 17-20 Expert
Cooper Hunt 7-8 Open
Cooper Hunt 8 Expert
Chris Kennedy 51-55 Cruiser
Chris Kennedy 51-55 Expert
Tristan Moorhead 7-8 Mixed Open
Tristan Moorhead 8 Intermediate
Christian Prescott 10 Expert
Christian Prescott 9-10 Open
Camron Pyper 14 Cruiser
Camron Pyper 14 Expert
Cody Smart 56 & Over Expert
Cody Smart 56-60 Cruiser
Track rebuilds get us excited every time and the change to Raytown BMX has us extra giddy for the racing to come. Ditching their third straight pro set and opting for a big and flowy rythym section linked together with a new third turn and remastered last straight to keep the speed going all the way to the finish line.
Added swag to an already awesome state series is challenging racers to make the rounds to every stop on the WA State Series. With 10 tracks and 10 stops on the series, the Washington State Championship Series is ready to kick it into high gear
How it works:
Race all 10 state races earn a jacket. 1 bike = 1 jacket. It’s as simple as that!
The 2024 Canadian National Series is almost here and with that the local programs across Canada are beginning to thaw out for their best year yet. Kicking off in just a couple weeks the local programs in Canada are gearing up for their summer months where long time and brand new racers hit the track. With a wide variety of tracks across the country, Canada holds opportunities for every level of the sport with friendly faces to help racers in their BMX journey.
To find a BMX Canada Track near you visit bmxcanada.org or flip to our Track Directory on page 81 and start planning your Canadian race day.
An award that will stand the test of time and checks the grassroots box. Music City BMX debuted the Tennessee State Qualifier awards created but the RAD Emmett Stiver. Cut, coated, and stickered, the 2024 State Qualifier trophies bring that personal touch Music City BMX is known for. As a powerhouse track on the National level, it’s awesome to see the passion for BMX hit their local and state programs bringing volunteers to help support the series and the racers participating.
Stay rad Emmett!
Maddux Vicario and Bryan Shatswell III join forces in 14x to bring a couple of big scores to their Shark pit.
The Boss himself, Eric Minke charges to the front of the pack in 46-50 Intermediate.
Words & Photos by:
Justin Wahl
The indoor circuit of the USA BMX National series is almost to its season’s pause as National racers gear up for the spring and summer months of outdoor racing. Before BMXers can stretch their legs to spread out outdoors, there’s still some short track business to take care of. The Great Northwest Nationals in Redmond, OR, brings the BMX family into the First Interstate Bank Center, once again, for a weekend of fast laps, rubbing elbows, and dirt track excitement.
Packed and raked by the USA BMX track crew, the “M” layout featured tight turns and multiple lines, all while testing the fastest amateur’s fast feet down the first straight. Just 35 feet from the gate, the racers of the weekend were met with the start of their fast footed test. Roller, short double, and step up, to set up each racer into their turn one battles showed off the power to skill ratios throughout each class.
When Friday and Saturday’s main events snapped onto the track, Sean Day showed off his power/skill combination, catapulting him to the lead over the first straight double. Day and his FullTilt teammate, Olivia Armstrong, charged to a few top spots in the Pro Open classes, however, the veteran race craft from Jeff Upshaw snagged away a win from the young gun in the Men’s Pro/Am ranks. Going low and grabbing the lead out of turn one, Jeff Upshaw utilized the apron of the turn to take home a win before he heads to Houston for some Pro Series action. Another to show off his fast feet through the first straight was the NorCal local, Tarik Assagai, who took his speed to the Pro/Am and Amateur racing. Taking home the wins in 41-45 Cruiser, 41-45 Expert, Assagai dominated the field thanks to his fast pull pedal and pedal manual capabilities across the first straight obstacles.
Grabbing a six pack of wins during the weekend, Assagai joined a fast crew of racers that did the same while racing in Redmond.
Tenisyn Mckee, Mia Reyna, Heston Novatny, Trenton Paxman, Stephanie Higgins, Angela Hale, and Jennifer Bitz came to the indoor track with Assagai ready to race, but their dominance left them with their arms full of awards. Taking six or more, in Mia Reyna and Trenton Paxman’s case, gave the crowd a clear look at
who put in next level work leading up to the race.
Stacked across the gate, the 17-20x Women also came prepared and gave race fans a show right off the bat. A first round gate of eight featured bar banging action well before the main event, and Kira Boustead was at the helm leading the class around all three days. With the fast Danica Anderson and Mckinzie Palmer chasing Boustead down, a perfect lap was needed to hold off the competition. Locking in the three class wins, Boustead is looking like the one to beat after an early season littered with wins. From a class domination to an all-out battle, the men’s 17-20x class had an evenly matched rack of eight taking to the track.
Making the trip to the West Coast, Ethan Popovich came to continue his indoor speed, however, the Vega speedster, True Bailey, had plans of his own. Splitting the Friday and Saturday wins, the tie breaker came on Sunday with all eyes on gates one and four, the two racers came out even with Tangent racer, Bobby Connelly, onto the first jump. Pushing to the inside, Ethan Popovich got the white line treatment and then some tucking and rolling down the backside, thanks to the soft dirt outside of the white lines. With a crash collecting Connelly and Saturday uninterrupted line out of turn two, True Bailey completes the tie breaker laying down a 23.78 second lap time for the 17-20x Sunday win.
From Vegas to New Mexico, the next all-star of the weekend hit another gear in her training program. Tiny But Mighty, Danica Appenzeller, brought her game face to Redmond, laying down impressive laps in class and cruiser. Up against World No.1 Eliza Newton, former National No.1 Girl Cruiser Brooke Walski, and all the other super-fast competitors, Appenzeller impressed the entire USA BMX crew. We’ve seen breakout weekends before but the Rift/Tangent ride found the secret sauce stepping up her speed causing a boost in confidence as well.
We could go on and on about the West Coast indoor, but the truth is, racing in Oregon is only as great as their local racers. But with speed that claims titles, style that wows crowds, and passion that surpasses fandom, the Great Northwest Nationals are a guaranteed fun racing weekend.
Zak Smith holds off his 16x competition into turn two with Austin Cornbill and Devin Gosnell on his tail.
April 12-14, 2024
First Interstate Bank Center States Represented 20 Countries Represented 2
Moto Counter
Friday: 223
Saturda: 223
Sunday: 199
Social Media Reach: 1,036,706
Team Winners
Friday:
Bike Shop - IMPACT BMX RACING
Factory - ZERONINE
Saturday:
ramped up
Bike Shop - IMPACT BMX RACING
Factory - ZERONINE
Sunday:
Bike Shop - IMPACT BMX RACING
Factory - ZERONINE
Double
Judah Anderson 12 Cruiser
Judah Anderson 12 Expert
Danica Appenzeller 13 Girls Expert
Danica Appenzeller 13-14 Girls Cruiser
Matthew Baisley 31 & Over Open
Matthew Baisley 36-40 Expert
Elle Foo-Donais 11 Girls Expert
Elle Foo-Donais 11-12 Mixed Open
Corky Gainsford 46-50 Cruiser
Corky Gainsford 46-50 Expert
Gage Hill 15-16 Open
Gage Hill 16 Expert
Trevor Jackson 31 & Over Mixed Open
Trevor Jackson 41-45 Intermediate
Eliza Newton 13 Girls Expert
Eliza Newton 13-14 Girls Cruiser
Savannah Priest 10 Girls Expert
Savannah Priest 9-10 Girls Cruiser
Carlos Rojas 31 & Over Mixed Open
Carlos Rojas 56 & Over Novice
Bryan Shatswell Iii 13-14 Open
Bryan Shatswell Iii 14 Expert
Kyler Simon 17-20 Intermediate
NOTE: This track directory is as of MAY 2024 - and subject to change. Always call your track or check their website and/or USABMX.com before going to the track.
SHOW LOW-AZ 04
Show Low BMX
ALABAMA
Dothan-AL 01
Circle City BMX
Travis Roettgen 334-793-0189 circlecitybmxracing.com
PELHAM-AL 01
Oak Mountain BMX
Marshall Mooney 205-586-2863 oakmountainbmx.com
PRATTVILLE-AL 01
Fountain City BMX
Gabe Wright 334-435-0295 fountaincitybmx.com
ALASKA
FAIRBANKS-AK 01
Far North BMX
Paulette Buth 907-455-7148 farnorthbmx.com
ARIZONA
BULLHEAD CITY-AZ 02
Colorado River BMX
Turnell Henry 702-219-5660 usabmx.com/tracks/1672
CHANDLER-AZ 01
Chandler BMX
Rachael Blackwell
480-469-4949 chandlerbmx.com
GOODYEAR-AZ 05
Goodyear BMX Raceway
Paul Moore
623-670-6279 Goodyearbmx.com
KINGMAN-AZ 02
High Desert 66
Interstate BMX
Shannon Patterson (928) 542-1018
LAKE HAVASU CITY-AZ 02
Lake Havasu City BMX
Jordan Carney 406-475-5882 golakehavasu.com/bmx
PHOENIX-AZ 04
Black Mountain BMX Bubba Harris 623-337-6005 blackmountainbmx.com
Prescott - AZ04
Wheelhouse BMX
Mike Miranda/Gary Sharp 562-489-6025 www.usabmx.com/tracks/2015
Josh Bagge 928-369-8443 showlowbmx@gmail.com
TUCSON-AZ 03
Sports Park BMX
Julie & Kirk Vaughn 520-631-4256 usabmx.com/tracks/1959
TUCSON-AZ 03
Tucson BMX
Andy Erickson 520-808-0641 usabmx.com/tracks/1676
YUMA-AZ 02
Yuma BMX
Scott Binder 619-792-9513 usabmx.com/tracks/0009
ARKANSAS
CABOT-AR 01
Cabot BMX COMPLEX
Joe Douglas 501-239-3026 Cabotbmx.com
LOWELL-AR 02
NWA BMX
Andrew Strecker 479-402-0047 usabmx.com/tracks/1761
N. LITTLE ROCK-AR 01
Bonzai BMX
Dave Larson dave@angrydaveswheels.com usabmx.com/tracks/1264
CALIFORNIA
APPLE VALLEY-CA 01
Apple Valley BMX Moto
Park
Melissa Hammonds 760-953-6361 usabmx.com/tracks/1373
BAKERSFIELD-CA 06
Metro BMX
Eric Simpson 661-900-3210 racemetrobmx.com
BELLFLOWER-CA 22
Bellflower BMX
Tammy Estep
562-716-0487 Bellflowerbmx.com
Camarillo-CA 07
Freedom Park BMX Raceway
Richard Huvard 805-824-7854 freedomparkbmx.com
CHICO-CA 12
Silver Dollar BMX
Phil Wysocki (530) 520-2014 silverdollarbmx.org
CHULA VISTA -CA 02
Chula Vista BMX
Tyler Brown 949-973-0949 chulabmx.com
EL CENTRO-CA 23
Imperial Valley BMX
Tommy Valencia 760-370-0565 usabmx.com/tracks/1368
EUREKA-CA 15
Redwood Empire BMX
Carl Kester 707-845-0094 redwoodempirebmx.com
FRESNO- CA 10
Woodward Park BMX
Samuel Benavides 559-621-6606 fresno.gov/actionsports
HANFORD- CA 05
Hanford BMX
Derek Weisser 559-816-7954 usabmx.com/tracks/1590
HESPERIA- CA 01
HD BMX
James Vicario 760-662-3694 usabmx.com/tracks/1960
LAKESIDE-CA 02
Cactus Park BMX
Vincent McCurdy 619-561-3824 cactusparkbmx.com
LANCASTER-CA 17
Antelope Valley BMX
Eddie Trejo 661-317-5188 antelopevalleybmx.com
LEMOORE- CA10
Lemoore BMX Raceway Derek Weisser 559-816-7954 frameworkracing.org
LUCERNE VALLEY-CA 01
Stars & Stripes BMX Paul Datuin 760-680-7612 usabmx.com/tracks/1918
MANTECA-CA 10
Spreckels Park BMX Jon Anderson 209-815-8376 usabmx.com/tracks/1770
NAPA-CA 04
North Bay BMX
Alissa Menchaca 707-738-2949 usabmx.com/tracks/1721
PERRIS-CA 24
Grand Prix BMX
Austin Fox 951-691-6886 usabmx.com/tracks/1946
PRUNEDALE-CA 08
Manzanita Park BMX
Erik Schantin (408) 410-4148 usabmx.com/tracks/1853
REEDLEY-CA 10
Air Time BMX
Paul Huebert 559-859-0949 airtimebmx.moonfruit.com
REDDING-SHASTA
LAKE CITY-CA 18
Boomtown BMX Alycia Barrett 530-921-9780 usabmx.com/tracks/0987
RIO LINDA-CA 11
Elkhorn BMX
Tammy & Brian Ford 916-991-2931 usabmx.com/tracks/1473
ROSEVILLE-CA 11
Oak Creek BMX
Amanda Lowry 916-784-8269 oakcreekbmx.org
SAN DIEGO-CA 02
San Diego BMX
Tyler Brown 949-973-0949 usabmx.com/tracks/0245
SANTA BARBARA-CA 07
Elings Park BMX
Raceway
Mike Ramirez 805-325-5590 usabmx.com/tracks/1790
SANTA MARIA-CA 28
Santa Maria BMX
Jeff Tillema 805-550-0449 usabmx.com/tracks/1895
UKIAH-CA 15
Rusty Bowl BMX
Jared Walker 530-518-3500 usabmx.com/tracks/0897
WHITTIER-CA 13
Whittier Narrows BMX
Roland Leal 626-692-6055 whittiernarrowsbmx.com
YUCAIPA-CA 23
Yucaipa BMX
Tim Hansen 951-818-9777 yucaipabmx.com
YUCCA VALLEY-CA 23
Yucca Valley BMX
Keri Dillman 909-744-7256 usabmx.com/tracks/1318
COLORADO
CARBONDALE-CO 01
Crown Mountain BMX
Park Cole Baxter 970-560-2263 crownbmx.com
SPRINGS-CO 03
Pikes Peak BMX
Wayne Westover 720-201-7962 pikespeakbmx.org
CORTEZ-CO 03
Cortez BMX Stacey Baxter 970-570-9157 cortezbmx.org
DACONO-CO 02
Dacono BMX Wyatt Ball/Chris Wooten 303-944-8392 usabmx.com/tracks/1638
DENVER-CO 02
Durango BMX Durango Parks & Recreation 970-375-7334 usabmx.com/tracks/1947
EAGLE-CO 01
Eagle County BMX Jay Lucas 970-390-6601 usabmx.com/tracks/1798
FOUNTAIN-CO 03
Cross Creek BMX Garret Richard 719-659-0655 usabmx.com/tracks/1822
FT. COLLINS-CO 02
Twin Silo BMX Crystal Toureene (970) 619-9732 epicbmxfc.com
GRAND JUNCTION CO 01
Grand Valley BMX Nick Adams 970-812-3394 grandvalleybmx.com LITTLETON-CO 02 County Line BMX Gabrielle Schott (303) 483-7030 ssprd.org/county-line-bmx
CONNECTICUT
BETHEL-CT 01
Bethel Supercross BMX Donnie Olson 203-798-6373 bethelbmx.com
MERIDEN-CT 01
Falcon BMX Rick Rothstein 508-243-2888 falconbmx.org
TORRINGTON-CT 01
Foothills BMX Brian Kesl 860-626-1269 foothillsbmx.com
TRUMBULL-CT 01
T.R.A.C.K BMX Chris Gombos 203-257-4988 trumbullbmx.com
DELAWARE
MILFORD-DE 01 First State BMX Kimberly Hill 302-422-413 firststatebmx.com
FLORIDA
CAPE CORAL-FL 03
Cape Coral BMX Nick Jones 239-458-1943 usabmx.com/tracks/1871
DAYTONA-FL 02
Daytona BMX John Ryan 386-690-4055 usabmx.com/tracks/1966
HIGH SPRINGS-FL 05
High Springs BMX John Pringle 352-474-8105 hsbmx.com
JACKSONVILLE-FL 05
Jacksonville BMX Chad Grace 904-386-1750 jacksonvillebmx.com
MIAMI-FL 04
Miami South BMX Sam Nolan miamisouthbmx@gmail.com miamisouthbmx.com
NAPLES-FL 03
Naples BMX George Suarez, Jr. 239-580-9444 naplesbmxinc@gmail.com
OLDSMAR-FL 01
Oldsmar BMX Raceway Jason Conklin 813-749-1260 myoldsmar.com
ORLANDO-FL 02
ORL BMX Bryan Isaacson 407-297-3589 orlbmx.com
PUNTA GORDA-FL 03
Charlotte BMX Sean Lehew 941-205-8752 charlottebmx.net
RIVERVIEW-FL 01
Triple Creek BMX
Nathan Flach 813-305-0070 triplecreekbmx.com
ST. AUGUSTINE-FL 05
Ancient City BMX
Carl Claypool 904-342-9868 usabmx.com/tracks/1793
SARASOTA-FL 03
Sarasota BMX
Erma Miller 941-960-1578 sarasotabmx.com
ST. CLOUD-FL 02
St. Cloud BMX
Bryan Carpenter 407-348-0774 usabmx.com/tracks/1874
TAMPA-FL 01
Tampa BMX
Brian Bigelow 813-265-1269 tampabmx.com
WEST PALM BEACH-FL 04
Okeeheelee BMX
Tommy Cross 561-248-9267 okeeheeleebmx.com
GEORGIA
AUGUSTA-GA 01
Blanchard Woods BMX
Chris Pittman 762-233-9609 blanchardwoodsbmx.com
MARIETTA-GA 01
Noonday BMX
Margie Hatfield
678-614-9702 cobbcountybmx.com
MCDONOUGH-GA 01
Sandy Ridge BMX
Chris Fosdyck 678-350-8076 sandyridgebmx.org
PEACHTREE CITY-GA 01
Peachtree BMX
Shayne Robinson 678-770-1750 ptcbmx.com
POWDER SPRINGSGA 01
Cobb County BMX
Margie Hatfield 678-614-9702 cobbcountybmx.com
IDAHO
CALDWELL-ID 01
Caldwell BMX
David O’Malley
208-695-4301 usabmx.com/tracks/1224
CALDWELL-ID 01
Idaho Indoor BMX
David O’Malley 208-695-4301 usabmx.com/tracks/1811
COEUR D’ALENE-ID 01
Cherry Hill BMX
Andrew Layton 509-867-4551 usabmx.com/tracks/1273
Snake River - ID02
East Idaho Indoor BMX
Derek Smith (208) 970-1291 usabmx.com/tracks/2012
EAGLE ID 01
Eagle Park BMX
Jared Jakubiak 208-565-0515 usabmx.com/tracks/1811
IDAHO FALLS-ID 02
Snake River BMX
Cody Norris 435-764-7086 usabmx.com/tracks/1076
ILLINOIS
BRIGHTON-IL 03
Brighton BMX
Kristina Monetti 618-660-4143 usabmx.com/tracks/1614
EAST MOLINE-IL 01
East Moline BMX Speedway
Paul Depauw 309-791-1670 usabmx.com/tracks/1921
ELGIN-IL 02
The Hill BMX
JoAnne Mulvihill 224-281-2287 usabmx.com/tracks/1178
FARMER CITY-IL 03
Farmer City BMX
Rene Dunnam 217-778-7293 farmercitybmx.com
ROCKFORD-IL 01
Rockford BMX
Jake & Candy Karau 815-964-8657 rockfordbmx.com
ROCK ISLAND-IL 01
Rock Island Indoor BMX
Paul DePauw 309-791-1670 usabmx.com/tracks/1936
SPRINGFIELD-IL 03
Springfield BMX Club
Talon Tapscott 217-801-2352 usabmx.com/tracks/1849
WAUKEGAN-IL 02
Waukegan BMX
Adam Lambert 847-975-9536 waukeganbmx.com
COLUMBUS-IN 02
Columbus BMX
Andrew Yoder 317-372-3419 columbusbmx.com
EVANSVILLE-IN 02
Burdette Park BMX
Andrew Damin 812-480-4321 burdetteparkbmx.com
FT. WAYNE-IN 01
Fort Wayne BMX
Barney Goodwin 260-222-7384 ftwaynebmx.com
HOBART-IN 01
Steel Wheels Indoor
Jackie Altizer 219-406-9833 steelwheelsbmx.com
INDIANAPOLIS-IN 02
Indy Cycloplex BMX
John Hoppingarner indycycloplex@marian.edu indycycloplex.com
PORTAGE-IN 01
Imagination Glen BMX Jackie Altizer 219-406-9833 steelwheelsbmx.com
WARSAW-IN 01
Hire Park BMX
Dan Rumple 574-268-7433 hireparkbmx.com
CEDAR RAPIDS-IA 01
CR BMX
Dan Ryan 619-985-7376 usabmx.com/tracks/1363
DAVENPORT-IA 01
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY BMX RACEWAY Paul DePauw 309-791-1670 usabmx.com/tracks/2008
DES MOINES-IA 01
80/35 BMX
Casey Welty 515-250-6498 usabmx.com/tracks/1778
PARK CITY-KS 02
Park City BMX
Jamie Johnson (316) 670-6893 parkcitybmx.com
TOPEKA-KS 01
Heartland BMX Sydney Akin 785-865-6396 hbmx.org
WICHITA-KS 02
Emery Park BMX Garret Meller 316-573-7193 emeryparkbmx.com/
LOUISVILLE-KY 01
Derby City BMX Joel Pena 281-912-4312 usabmx.com/tracks/1879
GRETNA-LA 01
Gretna BMX Raceway Clark Dufrene Jr. 504-371-5197 usabmx.com/tracks/1740
LAFAYETTE-LA 01
Cajun BMX Park Brady Trahan 337-303-3852 usabmx.com/tracks/1995
SHREVEPORT-LA 01
Cargill Park BMX
Craton Cochran 318-347-4098 usabmx.com/tracks/0156
MONROE-LA 01
Twin City BMX Natalie Harper 318-381-6887 usabmx.com/tracks/1962
MARYLAND
CHAPTICO-MD 01
Southern Maryland BMX Gregory Wheeler 240-925-3825 somdbmx.com
CUMBERLAND-MD 01
Riverside BMX
Joseph Faidley 240-362-6280 riversidebmx.org
HAGERSTOWN-MD 01
Hagerstown BMX
Amanda Warner 301-748-8276 hagerstownbmx.com
SEVERN-MD 01
Chesapeake BMX Charles Ellis 410-969-5177 chesapeakebmx.com
MASSACHUSETTS
BILLERICA-MA 02
Billerica BMX Adam Ayer 617-319-0396 usabmx.com/tracks/1625
FORESTDALE-MA 02
Cape Cod BMX Tammy Gibbs 508-326-2472 capecodbmx.com
WAKEFIELD-MA 01
Wakefield BMX Roger Gould 978-806-1844 usabmx.com/tracks/1922
WESTFIELD-MA 01
Whip City BMX Al Pighetti 413-562-6651 whipcitybmx.com
MICHIGAN
DAVISON-MI 01
Richfield Park BMX Austin Kelly 810-4441-6193 richfieldparkbmx.com
GOODELLS-MI 01
CanAm BMX
Curtis Brown Jr. 586-612-1809 canambmx.com
GRAND RAPIDS-MI 01
Rock City BMX
Brooke Cavner 616-970-2617 rockcitybmx.com
LANSING-MI 01
Capitol City Family BMX
Steve Dyer 517-610-6607 usabmx.com/tracks/1537
MARQUETTE-MI 07
Marquette BMX
David Niemi 906-362-7798 marquettebmx.com
MIDLAND-MI 01
Midland BMX
Vince Miller 757-344-6196 usabmx.com/tracks/1883
TRAVERSE CITY-MI 01
Grand Traverse County BMX
Greg Chapman 231-649-2276 usabmx.com/tracks/1873
WATERFORD-MI 01
Waterford Oaks BMX
Josh Long 810-964-1237 waterfordoaksbmx.com
MINNESOTA
BRAINERD-MN 04
Lakes Area BMX
Clayton Caird 218-820-4889 lakesareabmx.com
FARIBAULT-MN 02
Faribault BMX
Carl Purfeerst 507-491-9250 usabmx.com/tracks/1437
FERGUS FALLS-MN 05 I-94 BMX
Nick Beck 218-731-7179 usabmx.com/tracks/1302
GLENCOE-MN 06
Buffalo Creek BMX
Derek Melchert (320) 224-6655 buffalocreekbmx.com
ISANTI-MN 01
Rum River BMX
Josh Robinson / Alissa Chartrand info@rumriverbmx.com rumriverbmx.com
MANKATO-MN 02
Mankato Area BMX Chad Purrier 507-381-9604 usabmx.com/tracks/0512
NEW ULM-MN 02
River Valley BMX
Josh Nosbush 507-276-3078 usabmx.com/tracks/1337
SPICER-MN 06
Green Lake BMX
Ross Henjum 320-403-2473 greenlakebmx.com
ST. CLOUD-MN 06 Pineview Park BMX Matt Stoeckel 320-333-8201 pineviewparkbmx.com
ST. MICHAEL-MN 06
Crow River BMX Dan Isaacs 320-260-1338 stmabmx.com
MISSISSIPPI
RIDGELAND-MS 01
Mag-Ridge BMX
Shane Adams 601- 572-7716 crowriverbmx.com
MISSOURI
BLUE SPRINGS-MO 01
Blue Springs BMX Ben Harves 816-598-4303 bluespringsbmx.com
KANSAS CITY-MO 01
Raytown BMX Nate Jonjevic (816) 853-8047 raytownbmx.org
SPRINGFIELD-MO 03
Spokes BMX Raceway Mary Johnson 417-234-1057 usabmx.com/tracks/1195
ST. LOUIS-MO 02
Sunset Hills BMX Johnny Murdock 214-714-1747 usabmx.com/tracks/2007
ST. PETERS-MO 02
St. Peters BMX Mike & Laurie Demmin 636-294-6060 usabmx.com/tracks/1229
MONTANA
BOZEMAN-MT 01 Gallatin Valley BMX David Priest 406-599-3400 usabmx.com/tracks/1030
GREAT FALLS-MT 01 Electric City BMX Shyla Maziarz 760-980-4037 usabmx.com/tracks/1119
NEBRASKA
KEARNEY-NE 01 Tri-City BMX (NE) Brady Dodds 308-293-9890 www.tricitybmx.net/
LINCOLN-NE 01 Star City BMX Josh Larson 402-570-5734 starcitybmx.com
OMAHA-NE 01 Omaha BMX Joey Lee (402) 659-7028 omahabmx.com
NEVADA
BOULDER CITY-NV 01 Boulder BMX, Inc. Tay Wilborn 702-420-3411 usabmx.com/tracks/1781
CARSON CITY-NV 02 Carson City BMX Mary Leaming 775-246-3660 usabmx.com/tracks/1240
ELY-NV 02
White Pine BMX
Chet Gardner (775) 293-3747 whitepinebmx.com
FERNLEY-NV 02
Fernley BMX
Christopher Baughman
775-530-4702 fernleybmx.com
HENDERSON-NV 01
Whitney Mesa BMX
Mac Hopson 702-445-5203 usabmx.com/tracks/1982
LAS VEGAS-NV 01
Ed Fountain Park BMX Raceway Turnell Henry 702-219-5660 www.efpbmx.org
LAS VEGAS-NV 01
Nellis BMX
John Diaz 702-523-4800 usabmx.com/tracks/1929
RENO-NV 02
Reno Battleborn BMX
Shawn Buck 775-313-3729 usabmx.com/tracks/1355
NEW MEXICO
ALBUQUERQUE-NM 01
Duke City BMX
Justin Hawkinson (505) 250-2264 dukecitybmx.org
LAS CRUCES-NM 02
Wild Chile BMX
Edward Sanchez (575) 644-3991 usabmx.com/tracks/1937
NEW JERSEY
EGG HARBOR
TOWNSHIP-NJ 01
EHT BMX
Dave Dorofee 609-927-9089 usabmx.com/tracks/1841
FLEMINGTON-NJ 01
Hunterdon County BMX
Carol Hample 908-391-2670 hcbmx.com
HOWELL-NJ 01
Central Jersey BMX
Sarah Ligo bmxcentraljersey@gmail. com cjbmx.org
NEW YORK
BEMUS POINT-NY 02
Charlie’s BMX Track, Inc. Douglas Sundquist 716-499-8020 charliesbmx.org
BRIDGEWATER-NY 03
CNY BMX
Jamie Sherwood cnybmx.com
HAMBURG-NY 02
South Towns BMX
Chuck Felser
716-289-0265 usabmx.com/tracks/1913
HORSEHEADS-NY 04
Horseheads BMX
Gary Bleil
607-624-7102 usabmx.com/tracks/1413
KINGSTON-NY 01
Kingston Point BMX
Michael Henderson
845-339-0618 usabmx.com/tracks/1238
NEWARK-NY 02
Upstate BMX
Stephanie Liechti 585-233-2026 upstatebmx.com
NEW PALTZ-NY 01
New Paltz BMX
Amy Gigliuto 845-255-1269 newpaltzbmx.org
ROTTERDAM-NY 03
Tri-City BMX
Sarah Robichaud 518-382-2691 tri-citybmx.org
SHOREHAM-NY 01
BMX@ Shoreham Info@shorehambmx.org
NORTH CAROLINA
BURLINGTON-NC 02
Burlington BMX
Emily Fisk 336-223-6485 burlingtonbmx.com
CHARLOTTE-NC 01
Hornet’s-Nest Park BMX
Mark Coates
704-226-8420 ncbmx.com
CLEMMONS-NC 01
Tanglewood BMX
Braden Romer 336-766-5269 usabmx.com/tracks/1906
RALEIGH-NC 02
Capital City BMX
Chris Kilger 716-553-7923 ccbmx.org
NORTH DAKOTA
BISMARK-ND 01
Fastrax BMX
Jamy Mills 701-400-5909 usabmx.com/tracks/1486
GRAND FORKS-ND 01
Red River BMX
Danny Weigel 701-330-0317 usabmx.com/tracks/1360
OHIO
AKRON-OH 02
Akron BMX Joe Legnasky 330-622-1297 akronbmx.org
CLEVES-OH 01
Cleves BMX
Rob Cavanaugh 513-403-8954 usabmx.com/tracks/1919
DAYTON-OH 01
Dayton Indoor BMX
Anna Bruns
937-866-1414 bmxdayton.com
HAMILTON-OH 01
Hamilton BMX
Joe Gray 513-310-3793 hamiltonbmx.com
KETTERING-OH 01
Kettering Park BMX
Eric Jones 937-726-2868 bmxdayton.com
MARYSVILLE-OH 02
Marysville BMX Chad Clarridge 937-537-1820 usabmx.com/tracks/2005
TOLEDO-OH 02
Speedway BMX
Joel Rincon 419-260-5335 toledospeedwaybmx.com
WESTERVILLE-OH 02
Westerville BMX
Chad Buehrer 614-581-7859 westervillebmx.org
OKLAHOMA
SAND SPRINGS-OK 02
Sand Springs BMX
PJ Baker (918) 271-1219 sandspringsbmx.com
YUKON-OK 01
Yukon BMX
Austin Marvin 405-833-4014 YukonBMX.org
PRYOR-OK 02
Mayes County BMX
Marvin Odle 918-864-7109 usabmx.com/tracks/2003
TULSA-OK 02
Hardesty National BMX Stadium
Jacob Nelson 480-961-1903 ext 177 hardestybmx.com
OREGON
BEND-OR 02
Bend BMX
Nick Scott 541-771-1981 usabmx.com/tracks/0902
EUGENE-OR 02
Emerald Valley BMX
Francois Boulanger 541-214-6152 usabmx.com/tracks/0081
GRANTS PASS-OR 02
River City BMX
James Martin
541-450-0569 usabmx.com/tracks/1259
KLAMATH FALLS-OR 02
Klamath Falls BMX
Crystal Pound 541-281-2173 usabmx.com/tracks/1471
MEDFORD-OR 02
Rogue Valley BMX Curtis Buckelew 541-282-4544 usabmx.com/tracks/1509
MOLALLA-OR 01
Molalla BMX Ryan Powell 503-575-0336 molallariverbmx.com
NEWBERG-OR 01
Chehalem Valley BMX
Ryan Storfa 941-404-8349 usabmx.com/tracks/1514
REDMOND- OR 01
Smith Rock BMX Seth Tassie 360-929-3067 usabmx.com/tracks/1610
ROSEBURG- OR 02
Umpqua Valley BMX Jessica McClendon 458-710-1819 usabmx.com/tracks/0130
SAINT HELENS-OR 01
Columbia River BMX Paul Barlow 971-563-8786 usabmx.com/tracks/1641
PENNSYLVANIA
ATHENS-PA 01
Valley BMX
Ed Garrity 570-888-1850 usabmx.com/tracks/0263
CLARKS SUMMIT-PA 01
Cedar BMX
Candy Rosencrance 570-855-8191 cedarbmx.com
ERIE-PA 04
Lake Shore BMX
Brian Trick 814-440-3553 lakeshorebmx.org
JOHNSTOWN-PA 04
Johnstown BMX
Tony Luther 814-932-0550 johnstownbmx.org
PITTSBURGH-PA 04
South Park BMX
Jon Spynda 412-368-6147 spbmx.net
POTTSTOWN-PA 02
Trilogy Park BMX
Glen Knapper 484-300-9935 usabmx.com/tracks/1868
TITUSVILLE-PA 04
Drake Well BMX
Dan Hasbrouck 814-758-6029 drakewellbmx.com
WEST MORELAND-PA 04
Westmoreland BMX
Michele Bell 412-841-4174 westmorelandbmx.com
YORK-PA 02
Revolution Bike Park
Brandt Wilson 717-881-7487 bumpsnberms.com
RHODE ISLAND
WEST GREENWICH-RI 01
Woodland BMX
Eric Legault (401) 702-2269 woodlandbmx.com
SOUTH CAROLINA
LEXINGTON-SC 01
Lexington BMX
Victor Tomaino 803-530-7325 usabmx.com/tracks/1904
ROCK HILL-SC 01
Rock Hill BMX
Mike King 803-325-2630 rockhillscbmx.com
SPARTANBURG-SC 01
Spartanburg BMX
Jared Stokes 864-308-6539 usabmx.com/tracks/1639
SOUTH DAKOTA
ABERDEEN-SD 02
Aberdeen Hub Area BMX
Kyle Oswald 605-216-1910 aberdeenbmx.com
RAPID CITY-SD 01
Rapid City BMX
Jamie Muth (605) 431-0688 rapidcitybmx.com
TENNESSEE
CLEVELAND-TN 02
Bradley BMX Chris Noles 413-315-1681 usabmx.com/tracks/1510
NASHVILLE-TN 01
Music City BMX Assoc. Randy Moore 615-997-4120 musiccitybmx.com
MEMPHIS-TN 01
Shelby Farms BMX Britton DeWeese shelbyfarmsbmx@yahoo. comshelbyfarmsbmx.com
MORRISTOWN-TN 02
Smoky Mountain BMX Brian Mills 423-312-2048 usabmx.com/tracks/1843
TEXAS
BOWIE-TX 01
Bowie BMX Linda Rino 817-999-5730 www.usabmx.comtracks/2008
DESOTO-TX 01
Desoto BMX Rich Backer 307-670-4471 desotobmx.net
EL PASO-TX 08
Sun City BMX Eric Watts www.usabmx.com/ tracks/1593
EL PASO-TX 08
Desert Downs BMX Jon Henry 915-490-8030 usabmx.com/tracks/1055
FT. WORTH-TX 01 Cowtown BMX Craig Prince 817-834-0279 cowtownbmx.com
HOUSTON-TX 13
Rockstar Energy Bike Park James & Nicci Hill 803-554-2862 www.usabmx.com tracks/2002
MIDLAND-TX 07
West Texas BMX Jay Gannaway (806) 789-7722 usabmx.com/tracks/1780
PEARLAND-TX 13 Pearland BMX Ed Dorrian 281-229-9650 pearlandbmx.com
PFLUGERVILLE-TX 06 Capitol City BMX Tanner Sebesta 512-508-5001 centraltexasbmx.com
SAN ANTONIO-TX 06 Lone Star BMX Tanner Sebesta 512-508-5001 lonestarbmx.com
WICHITA FALLS-TX 01 Wee-chi-tah BMX Rick Johnson 940-636-9649 usabmx.com/tracks/1965
RICHFIELD-UT 03 Red Hills BMX Tara & Kurt Heath 435-979-8272 usabmx.com/tracks/1800
RICHFIELD-UT 03 Red Hills Indoor BMX Brayden Gardner 435-201-2150 usabmx.com/tracks/1800
SANTA CLARA-UT 03 Santa Clara BMX Brooke Seely 435-862-9386 SantaClaraBMX.com
SOUTH JORDAN-UT 02 Rad Canyon BMX Kelly Day 801-520-5651 radcanyonbmx.com
SOUTH JORDAN-UT 02
Rad Canyon BMX Indoor
Kelly Day 801-520-5651 radcanyonbmx.com
Tooele - UT02
Deseret Peak BMX
Danielle Radford (801) 842-3012 usabmx.com/tracks/1518
VIRGIN-UT 03
Virgin Utah BMX
Mark Perkins 435-513-1701 www.virginbmx.com
VERMONT
BENNINGTON-VT 01
Catamount BMX
Andre-Anne Chenaille 802-779-6097 catamountbmx.org
VIRGINIA
HAMPTON-VA 01
Hampton BMX
David McDonald 757-513-6443 hamptonbmx.com
PETERSBURG-VA 01
VMP BMX
Bud Higgins 804-301-5059 vmpbmx.com
RICHMOND-VA 01
Richmond BMX
Sandi Wiley 804-245-1066 richmondbmx.com
WINCHESTER-VA 01
Winchester BMX
Kevin Stotler
804-350-3819 usabmx.com/tracks/1899
WOODBRIDGE-VA 01
Northern Virginia BMX
Curtis Dowdy 703-951-7269 novabmx.org
WASHINGTON
EVERETT-WA 01
Bigfoot BMX
Marlena Berkheiser 206-707-5037 usabmx.com/tracks/1372
MOSES LAKE-WA 03
Moses Lake BMX
Jeff Niehenke 509-998-0100 www.moseslakebmx.com
MT. VERNON-WA 01
Bakerview BMX
Holly Braaten (360) 391-3342 bakerviewbmx.com
PORT ANGELES-WA 02
Lincoln Park BMX
Sean Coleman 360-460-1435 usabmx.com/tracks/1251
PORT ORCHARD-WA 02
Peninsula Indoor BMX
Thomas McClure 253-202-5448 gobmx.com
RICHLAND-WA 03
Columbia Basin BMX
Sam McPeek 509-308-6944 columbiabasinbmx.com
SEATAC-WA 01
North Sea Tac BMX
Jamie Stenson 360-508-8144 seatacbmx.org
SPOKANE-WA 03
Spokane BMX
Matt Gallagher 509-999-0839 usabmx.com/tracks/1801
SUMNER-WA 02
River Valley BMX
Tammy Funke 253-350-5129 rivervalleybmxracing.com
WALLA WALLA-WA 03
Walla Walla Valley BMX
Alex Forss 509-386-6459 usabmx.com/tracks/1390
WISCONSIN
DEFOREST-WI 02
Mad Town BMX
Brian Stouffer 608-535-9222 usabmx.com/tracks/1967
OSHKOSH-WI 02
Winnebagoland BMX
Kris Weborg 920-843-0983 Liz Weborg 920-268-7755 winnebagolandbmx.org
RHINELANDER-WI 03
Hodag BMX
Rob Deede 715-360-6822 hodagbmx.com
WISCONSIN RAPIDSWI 03
Central Wisconsin BMX Chris Severin 715-459-2809 cwbmx.org
WYOMING
CASPER-WY 01
Mike Sedar BMX J.B. Sorensen 307-259-4288 usabmx.com/tracks/1019
GILLETTE-WY 01
Razor City BMX
Garett Massey (701) 400-6915 razorcitybmx.org/
GREEN RIVER - WY01
Southwest Wyoming BMX
Artiz Salinas (307) 871-1443 usabmx.com/tracks/1561
ROCK SPRINGS-WY01
SW Wyoming Indoor BMX
David Miller 307-371-7349 usabmx.com/tracks/1501
ABBOTSFORD-BC 02
Abbotsford BMX
Derek Theroux 604-968-8522 usabmx.com/tracks/1526
ABBOTSFORD-BC 02
Abbotsford Indoor BMX
Derek Theroux 604-968-8522 usabmx.com/tracks/1600
CUMBERLAND-BC 01
Coal Hills BMX
Rene Larson coalhillsbmx1@gmail.com usabmx.com/tracks/1538
CRANBROOK-BC 02
Cranbrook BMX
Laura Niehaus 250-808-4672 usabmx.com/tracks/1992
GRAND FORKS-BC 02
Grand Forks BMX
Tyler Bidnyk 250-667-8086 usabmx.com/tracks/1667
KAMLOOPS-BC 04
Greater Kamloops BMXDevon DeVries (250) 574-3928 jeffbabuin@gmail.com bmxcanada.org/tracks/1647
KELOWNA-BC 04
Kelowna BMX
Kirk Van Cornewal (No Phone Number) trackmanager@kelownabmx. com
LANGLEY-BC 02
Langley BMX
Bea Hawking 604-910-7270 langleybmx.ca
NANAIMO-BC 01
Nanaimo BMX
Tania Walton 250-714-1512 nanaimobmx.com
NORTH VANCOUVERBC 02
North Shore BMX
Alan Moat
604-809-1008 northshorebmx.com
PEMBERTON-BC 02
Pemberton BMX
Graham Turner 604-966-2311 www.pembertonbmx.com
PENTICTON-BC 04
Penticton BMX
Craig Carriere
250-460-1288 pentictonbmx.com
PRINCE GEORGE-BC 02
Supertrak BMX
Renee Hurtubise 403-477-6977 usabmx.com/tracks/1695
SALMO-BC 02
West Kootenay BMX
Lyndon Schiewe
250-551-3640 usabmx.com/tracks/1810
QUALICUM-BC 01
Oceanside BMX
Robert Grecht 250-240-5001 usabmx.com/tracks/1605
SQUAMISH-BC 02
Squamish BMX Vairdy Frail 778-668-7168 squamishbmx.com
VERNON-BC 04
Vernon Ranger Park BMX Shylo Orchard 250-306-8882 vernonbmx.com
VICTORIA-BC 01
Greater Victoria BMX
Kyle Besler (250) 516-6703 victoriabmx.com
MANITOBA
WINNIPEG-MB 01 Destination X BMX
Melissa & Jason Osadac 204-291-7198 destinationxbmx.ca
ONTARIO
CHATHAM-ON 01
Wolfe Creek BMX Tom Maciejowski 519-350-1953 wolfecreekbmx.com
CORNWALL-ON 01
Cornwall BMX Dan Drouin 614-662-1790 cornwallbmx.ca
KINGSTON-ON 01
Kingston BMX Jason Kelly 613-572-2893 kingstonbmx.com
MILTON-ON 01
Milton BMX Racing Tim Walter 519-716-1379 mbmxracing.com
NIAGARA FALLS-ON 01 Falls BMX Park bmxniagara@gmail.com
OTTAWA-ON 01 Nepean BMX Chris Peck 343-552-9354nepeanbmx@ gmail.com
STOUFFVILLE-ON 01
Stouffville BMX Brendan Arnold 416-802-4727 stouffvillebmx.ca
CURACAO
WILLEMSTAD-CW 01
Global BMX
J.H. Lucien Isenia 599-9-737-0908 goglobalbmx.com
The USA BMX Foundation and Discovery Lab in Tulsa, OK have partnered to co-develop a 2,000 square-foot museum exhibit experience that explores science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) inherent in BMX. From building a track to engineering technology to gear ratios, STEM shows up at every turn. Making these connections clear and fun will inspire visitors to follow their curiosity and engage with bikes, dirt, and science in a playful, new relevant way.
Through the USA BMX Foundation’s copywritten curriculum, Discovery Lab will “exhibitize” the content, designing interactive experiences that inspire creativity and critical thinking. Once installed, the exhibit will remain at Discovery Lab for 12-18 months before being marketed to travel for up to 10 years to children’s museums and science centers across the nation.
The collaboration between the USA BMX Foundation and the Discovery Lab is being supported by the Hardesty Family Foundation in an effort to advance STEM education in the Tulsa community and beyond. As the exhibit presenting sponsor, the Hardesty Family Foundation has donated a significant amount to make this project possible and will have prominent naming recognition throughout the exhibit and educational materials.
“At the Hardesty Family Foundation, we are big believers in STEM education and handson learning,” said Hardesty Family Foundation Executive Director Michelle Hardesty. “We are proud to support this collaboration between the USA BMX Foundation and Discovery Lab—two excellent organizations working tirelessly to ensure kids have the opportunity to combine learning with fun.”
The missions of the USA BMX Foundation and
the Discovery Lab work in tandem to inspire confidence in youth through STEM education. Ray Hoyt, executive director of the USA BMX Foundation, said, “This partnership will allow children to interact with STEM education principles through a sport they can easily engage with.”
“Not many people connect BMX racing with STEM education right off the bat, and this partnership with the Discovery Lab made possible by the Hardesty Family Foundation will allow more people to understand the connection between the two,” said Ray. “There are so many elements of mechanics, engineering and physics that play into the sport of BMX. This dynamic exhibit will bring to life those aspects of BMX racing in a way that is exciting and fun for children and adults alike.”
The exhibit design and development are currently in progress, which will include 8-10 components that immerse visitors in both racing and freestyle BMX. Elements of the exhibit will include components that help visitors understand:
• Why gear ratios matter
• How helmets work
• Sights, sounds, and reaction times at the starting gate
• The optimal soil composition for a BMX track
• How to build your own bike using different parts and materials
• How to manual a BMX bike
• Build your own track
• Mechanics and tools needed to fix a bike
• And More!
Engineer the perfect ride.
Demonstrate how helmets work.
After the exhibit has been at Discovery Lab for 12-18 months, the exhibit will embark on a nationwide tour for approximately seven to 10 years, stopping at children’s museums and science centers for three-six-month stints.
The traveling exhibit is expected to entertain and educate more than one million individuals throughout its nationwide tour.
“Through this exhibit, we invite everyone to delve into the fascinating science behind BMX, engaging them with interactive experiences that explore safety equipment, track design, racing reaction times and more,” said Executive Director of the Discovery Lab, Ray Vandiver.
The traveling exhibition is still accepting corporate sponsorships at varying levels. Those interested can contact USA BMX Foundation Executive Director Ray Hoyt at 480-961-1903 ext. 170 or ray@usabmxfoundation.org.
Do you live more than an hour from your local track? Do you wish you had a USA BMX facility closer to you?
For more information on how to Start a Track in your town zap that QR code with your phone and check out our Start a Track FAQ guide.
We can work with you through all of the options;
• Private,
• public,
• for-profit, not-for-profit,
• potential funding sources
• or even City/Recreation Department operated.
Looking for ways to increase your point total??
State Series – With the new rule change…here is what you need to know for your state series. Compete in single point races, (maximum of 8), and keep in mind that these need to be done in the state in which you reside. Effective this year, you will get points based on the finish you earn at the single point races. These points will be awarded using the state point table. As in previous years, the races need to be done by July 15th! The points for the state series table are so close that in a lot of cases it is the single point races that tip the scale.
Gold Cup Series – Riders can earn up to 4 bonus Gold Cup points for the series. For every 2 single point races you participate in on or before August 15th you earn 1 bonus Gold Cup point. You can race at any track in any state to earn the bonus Gold Cup points. It is early enough in the season, so get those races in by August 15th! With the point scale so close between Novice, Inter and Expert…bonus points can shake things up a bit!!
National Series – Riders can earn additional bonus points for single point races ran on or before October 15th. Riders will earn an additional 10 NATIONAL POINTS for each single point race with a maximum of 80 points awarded, (up to 8 single point races). This does NOT apply to CNAG and Canadian National points.
Bonus points are added to your series point total automatically. Keep this in mind when you are looking at points and wonder why a rider may be ahead of you even when your finish was better at the qualifier. The key here is single point races. So get out and support your local trackhit the dirt and have some fun!
4 A. Pulera 55 459 5 G. Davis 58 443
6 E. Pulera 18 410
7 R. Alves 57 225
8 T. Magee 61 154 9 L. Anastasakes 7 130 10 D. Reville 20 112 GIRLS CRUISER
1 B. Shaw 14 861 2 B. Barrett 17 583
3 I. Cushenbery 16 112
4 J. Labrie 42 65
1 K. Hicks 7 1485
2 G. Gomolicke 16 1211
3 C. Hertel 14 1158
4 B. Martinez 10 966
5 L. Walker 11 872
6 M. Zarate 9 746
7 E. Hicks 6 730
8 L. Lawson 13 640
1 M. Martinez 7 1063
2 S. Gomolicke 12 977
3 L. Dill 9 954
4 J. Peregrina 11 679
5 L. Syfert 8 428
K. Hicks 7 507
5 D. Kester 18 473
6 K. Adams 15 439
7 C. Adams 15 389
8 K. Dinan 49 309
9 B. Smith 9 293 10 J. Davis 13 203 GIRLS CRUISER
1 L. Dill 9 788
2 M. Martinez 7 696
3 J. Peregrina 11 466
4 L. Dill 15 375
5 A. Ferguson 18 251
L. Syfert 8 233
S. Gomolicke 12 228
BOYS
F. Martinez 13 4123 2 D. Myers 10 3327
3 R. Mcconnell 9 3246
4 K. Hart 12 3060
5 J. Kerr 10 2496
6 C. Adams 9 2494
7 J. Morris 36 2406
8 H. Adams 7 1771
9 T. Cisneros 14 1577
5 C. Piper 51 629
7 E. Carrasco 16 539
8 R. Thom 47 134 9 A. Boyer 34 104
K. Shea 19 63 Ca23 BOYS 1 B. Shatswell Iii 15 4995
2 K. Zuniga 13 1695
3 A. Rocha 15 1625
4 C. Reek 18 1423
5 J. Eland 14 1323
6 C. Thrash 18 1245
7 K. Rocha 9 1211
8 G. Mahon 11 1200
9 C. Reed 14 1186
10 B. Leitner 7 1157 GIRLS
1 K. Shatswell 13 2060
2 E. Gaddis 12 1522
3 I. Mahon 16 1161
4 K. Deaton 11 1114
5 Z. Gaddis 10 1105
6 S. Johnson 9 608
7 A. Ziemer 15 447
8 D. Shirley 11 443
9 P. Robinson B. 9 321
10 G. Johannsson 12 303 CRUISER
1 J. Felix 60 1162
2 C. Grisham 29 1042
3 J. Johnson 40 676
4 M. Barnett 55 536
5 S. Thrash 51 427
6 C. Reed 14 231
7 T. Cardoza 49 224
8 M. Lacy 56 126
9 J. Warren 31 126
10 M. Jones 27 106 GIRLS CRUISER
1 G. Johannsson 12 822
2 E. Reek 50 472
3 S. Luhm 17 156
5 A. Ziemer 15 63
4 S. Johannsson 54 63
6 H. Chasty 13 4
Ca24
BOYS
1 W. Williams 12 3787
2 M. Fox 7 3428
3 T. Janssens 12 2494
4 R. Merki 13 2147
5 D. Bergquist 16 1511
6 S. Smith 11 1392
7 C. Everman 12 1264
8 J. Stubbs 9 1207
9 C. Zapata 10 1191
10 L. Wisniewski 14 1184
GIRLS
1 M. Thompson 13 1150
2 S. Elliott 15 1116
3 R. Reich 15 1059
4 D. Mitchell 7 610
5 A. Long 12 321
6 A. Karklina 16 288
7 K. Wagoner 16 253
8 A. Deatherage 8 232
9 A. Hoops 7 231
10 A. Hayes 10 63
CRUISER
4 J. Cardoso 13 259
5 S. Martin 5 74
6 E. Lopez 9 67
7 L. Koehler 26 65
8 H. Huvard 34 33
9 E. Saito 5 4 CRUISER 1 L. Donnelly 13 2539
2 V. Slipich 11 1591
3 L. Pisciotta 8 1011
4 T. Clark 16 985
5 M. Bustillos 9 923
6 J. Clark 14 648
7 J. Law 53 588
8 C. Glista 10 270 9 M. Berg 27 105 10 C. Garza 10 73 GIRLS CRUISER 1 M. Ramirez 13 783
2 S. Martin 9 605
3 H. Huvard 34 39
Co01
1 G. Merriam 12 4650 2 K. Mccain 17 2006 3 M. Gunning 15 1352 4 C. Maybon 18 1047
5 I. Westerman 16 777
6 C. Baxter 27 771
7 C. Trane 8 750
8 E. Blee 50 662
9 T. Stiebel 15 654 10 J. Eakins 13 591 GIRLS 1 V. Merriam 11 1717
2 M. Joseph 17 569
3 J. Rogers 7 154
4 K. Jones 59 66
5 A. Mcintire 7 65
6 I. Sargent 22 45 7 R. Stewart 7 43 CRUISER 1 G. Merriam 12 4075
2 K. Mccain 17 1198
3 M. Gunning 15 690
4 I. Westerman 16 477
5 F. Preuss 68 458
6 K. Mccain 15 436
7 C. Maybon 18 333
8 J. Eakins 13 294
9 T. Stiebel 15 270 10 E. Blee 50 240 GIRLS CRUISER
1 V. Merriam 11 1463
2 T. Barney 17 190
3 K. Jones 59 189
4 I. Sargent 22 42 Co02
11 C. Benge 18 1503
2 C. Noyola 12 1368
3 C. Wooten 11 1281
4 M. Biaggi 10 1097
5 B. Meyer 10 1038
6 M. Biaggi 10 997
7 A. Steuart 19 934
8 H. Baxter 7 923
9 E. Callis 31 756
3 C. Harp 12 2838 4 B. Li 12 2830 5 C. Nufable 14 2291
9 M. Lomeli 9 1223
M. Lomeli 12 1113 CRUISER
S. Angus 61 2194
R. Raymonde 58 1998
R. Mcconnell 9 1585
A. Bosco 36 1097 5 D. Randall 59 1043
6 N. Ruggles 41 1011
7 K. Harlow 64 938
8 D. Myers 10 933
9 S. Felt 51 919
10 E. Flores 54 859 GIRLS CRUISER 1 E. Randall 56 2215
2 A. Pasowicz 12 1643
3 B. Vaughan 16 1107
4 V. Harnden 20 1077
5 M. Cole 41 916
6 O. Alvidrez 13 788
7 C. Tomei 37 63 Ca22 BOYS
10 R. Raymonde 58 1378 GIRLS 1 O. Alvidrez 13 3028 2 K. Cole 14 2733 3 S. Fong 6 2489 4 A. Reed 14 2377 5 Z. Lomeli 11 1960 6 A. Pasowicz 12 1612 7 C. Kline 11 1591 8 K. Hart 8 1324
1 C. Eckl 9 4787
2 J. Lau 9 3069
1 T. Idlof 12 1371
2 D. Morris 63 1139
3 M. Fox 7 1026
4 S. Searl 9 883
5 A. Idlof 15 831
6 R. Schreuder 57 605
7 C. Zapata 10 563
8 J. Stubbs 9 366
9 J. Zapata 59 349
10 A. Idlof 45 300 GIRLS CRUISER
1 M. Thompson 13 768
2 J. Everman 36 158
Ca27 BOYS
1 K. Craig 26 55
2 J. Ferre 6 16
Ca28
BOYS
1 L. Donnelly 13 3661
2 E. Gibson 15 2317
3 L. Pisciotta 8 1749
4 V. Slipich 11 1462
5 H. Ferrell 13 1437
6 D. Schmidt 12 1435
7 M. Bustillos 9 1358
8 T. Clark 16 1346
9 J. Clark 14 1280
10 D. Child 7 1224
GIRLS
1 S. Martin 9 1376
2 J. Pisciotta 6 688
3 M. Ramirez 13 390
10 D. Stephenson 25 649 GIRLS
1 I. Meyer 17 717
2 B. Chadwick 7 627
3 D. Noyola 10 576
4 R. Fedewa 18 443
5 K. Gannon 11 186
6 A. Cline 10 115 7 A. Cline 11 97
8 S. Kendrick 7 63
9 P. Maresh 60 60 CRUISER 1 M. Biaggi 10 872
2 M. Biaggi
