2009 USA Cycling Elite Track National Championships
USA Elite Track Championships Round up the of the action and medals from Home Depot Velodrome in Carson, California...

Elite track nationals open crowning first-ever omnium champions
The 2009 USA Cycling Elite Track National Championships opened in the velodrome at the Home Depot Center on Wednesday as Cody O’Reilly ( Bissell) and Cari Higgins (Proman) were awarded the first-ever elite omnium national titles. In all, three national champions were crowned on the first day of competition inside the country’s only 250-meter indoor velodrome.

Cody, son of former kilo world record holder and Pan American champion Rory O’Reilly, used a balanced attack to take what is considered the all-around title, finishing second in the individual pursuit and kilo time trial, third in the 200-meter time trial and the scratch race and sixth in the points race.

“I have a lot of endurance from all the road racing I’ve been doing and that combined with some speed makes the omnium suit me really well,” stated O’Reilly.

Jacob Duehring (Felt Factory Team) mounted a formidable attack, including a blazing win in the individual pursuit, but had to settle for silver after an eighth-place finish in the points race. USA Cycling National Development Team rider Daniel Holloway (Felt-Holowesko-Garmin) also had a strong showing, winning both the points race and the kilo, but couldn’t recover from a slow start in the 200-meter time trial.

After collecting four medals at this year’s Pan American Track Cycling Championships, Higgins began her quest for the Stars-and-Stripes tonight, winning what is to be the first of eight events she will contest at these national championships. The soon-to-be 33-year-old grabbed the sixth national title of her career in impressive fashion placing first in three of the five omnium events.

“This was the most important race for me this week because I feel like on the world level this is where I’m most competitive,” explained Higgins. “I really wanted to show what I can do in this event and the dominance of our entire Proman squad.”

Long-time endurance racer Theresa Cliff-Ryan (Verducci-Breakaway) earned the silver with an all-around strong performance while Heather Jackson (Oceanside, Calif.) grabbed the bronze after winning the points race event.

Recently added to the national championship slate, the men’s and women’s international omniums are a compilation of the 200-meter flying time trial, scratch race, individual pursuit, points race and time trial. Each rider is awarded points in accordance with their placing in each event with the rider accumulating the lowest cumulative point total earning the title.

Men’s 250-Meter Time Trial
In the only other title awarded on Wednesday, Giddeon Massie (Bike Religion) clocked a time of 18.359 seconds to win the standing 250-meter time trial over David Espinoza (Bike America) and Kelyn Akuna (Veritas Cycling Team).

Men’s International Omnium Results
1. Cody O’Reilly (Santa Barbara, Calif.) 16
2. Jacob Duehring (Irvine, Calif.) 19
3. Daniel Holloway (Morgan Hill, Calif.) 23
4. Ian Moir (Long Beach, Calif.) 29
5. Daniel Lionberg (Fort Collins, Colo.) 39

Women’s International Omnium
1. Cari Higgins (Boulder, Colo.) 9
2. Theresa Cliff-Ryan (Cedar Springs, Mich.) 14
3. Heather Jackson (Oceanside, Calif.) 22
4. Anna Lang (La Jolla, Calif.) 23
5. Christen King (Huntington Beach, Calif.) 26

Men’s 250-Meter Time Trial
1. Giddeon Massie (Huntington Beach, Calif./Bike Religion) 18.359
2. David Espinoza (Breinigsville, Pa./Bike America) 18.669
3. Kelyn Akuna (Long Beach, Calif./Veritas Cycling Team) 19.003
4. Daniel Walker (Houston, Texas/Momentum Coaching) 19.036
5. Kevin Mansker (Portland, Ore.) 19.171

Day 2
Women's Team Pursuit Record Falls
The 2009 USA Cycling Elite Track National Championships continued at the Home Depot Center velodrome on Thursday with the women’s team pursuit national record falling, young stars showing flashes of greatness in the men’s team pursuit, an Olympian re-gaining his national title in the kilo and scratch race champions crowned. In all eight Stars-and-Stripes were awarded on the second day of competition.

Women's Team Pursuit
As expected the women’s team pursuit race turned out to be one of the highlights of the evening’s competition as the trio of former pursuit world champion Sarah Hammer, Dotsie Bausch and former junior world championship pursuit medalist Kimberly Geist worked together to set a new national record with a time of 3:34.114. Riding for the Empower Coaching Systems squad the trio virtually bested their own mark of 3:34.783 set at this event in 2007 when Hammer and Bausch teamed up with keirin world champion Jennie Reed. Another powerhouse women’s team, the Proman Hit Squad of Higgins, Christen King and Shelley Olds earned the silver with a time of 3:41.165.

“I feel pretty honored to be riding with these two,” stated Geist following the record-setting ride. “We were really just looking to ride the best time possible, the record was just a bonus. Sarah was our pacesetter and I was just trying to maintain speed.”

Men’s Team Pursuit
The Trek-Livestrong squad of Taylor Phinney, Ian Moir, Julian Kyer and Justin Williams dominated the men’s team pursuit contest taking the Stars-and-Stripes by nearly 10 seconds. With a time of 4:25.83, such a dominant performance by a group of young men all under the age of 21bodes well for the future of American track cycling. Coming in second with a time of 4:34.094 was the Black Dog Cycling squad of Daniel Lionberg, Ryan Luttrell, Ryan Sabga and Zach Watson.

In the day’s opening event 21-year-old Cristin Walker (Momentum Coaching) forced last year’s 500-meter winner and yesterday’s omnium champion Cari Higgins (Proman) to settle for the silver. Walker posted a time of 36.681 to top her personal best by more than two seconds. In addition to her first elite national title, Walker also earned the U23 gold with her ride and third-place-finisher Colleen Hayduk (Verducci Breakaway) grabbed silver in the espoir category.

The Scratch Race
In the men's scratch race, points race Olympian Bobby Lea (OUCH p/b Maxxis) was able to take advantage of the complacency of some of the other favorites to win his first scratch race national title. Twenty-one-year-old national development program rider Kyer sprinted to the silver in the 15-kilometer contest while defending champion Daniel Holloway (Felt-Holowesko-Garmin) settled for the bronze.

An aggressive women’s scratch race showed some good team tactics with the impressive Proman squad helping Shelley Olds to back-to-back Stars-and-Stripes. Nineteen-year-old Hayduk earned her second medal on the day finishing second while Catherine Fiedler-Cook (ommasini) was third.

Kilometer ITT
In the nightcap Olympian Giddeon Massie (Bike Religion) posted a 1:02.793 to re-claim the kilometer time trial national title from phenom Taylor Phinney (Trek-Livestrong). Phinney did earn his second Stars-and-Stripes of the day, winning the U23 category, despite being two weeks removed from sinus surgery. Collegiate national champion David Espinoza (Bike America) earned the bronze with a 1:06.134.

Women’s 500-meter Time Trial
1. *Cristin Walker (Houston, Texas) 36.681
2. Cari Higgins (Boulder, Colo.) 36.927
3. Colleen Hayduk (Kutztown, Pa.) 37.317
4. Jen Featheringill (Portland, Ord.) 37.545
5. Anna Lang (San Diego, Calif.) 37.859

Men’s Team Pursuit
1. Trek-Livestrong (Kyer, Moir, Williams, Phinney) 4:25.831
2. Black Dog Cycling (Lionberg, Luttrell, Sabga, Watson) 4:34.094
3. Ouch-Maxxis (Harm, Kilun, Lea, Pelaez) 4:34.191

Women’s Team Pursuit
1. Empower Coaching Systems (Bausch, Geist, Hammer) 3:34.1141
2. Proman Hit Squad (Higgins, King, Olds) 3:41.165
3. Broadmark Capital (Triplett, Wheeler, Thomas) 3:54.398

Women’s Scratch Race
1. Shelley Olds (Los Gatos, Calif./Proman)
2. Colleen Hayduk (Kutztown, Pa./Verducci-Breakaway)
3. Catherine Fiedler-Cook (Long Beach, Calif./Tommasini)
4. Anna Lang (La Jolla, Calif./B&L Bike & Sport)
5. Shelby Reynolds (Cypress, Texas/Sugar Cycles-180)

Men’s Scratch Race
1. Bobby Lea (Mertztown, Pa./Ouch p/b Maxxis)
2. Julian Kyer (Boulder, Colo./Trek-Livestrong)
3. Daniel Holloway (Morgan Hill, Calif./Felt-Holowesko-Garmin)
4. Jacob Duehring (Irvine, Calif./Felt Factory Team)
5. Eric Barlevav (Northridge, Calif./Team Mountain Khakis)

Men’s Kilometer Time Trial
1. Giddeon Massie (Huntington Beach, Calif./Bike Religion) 102.793
2. * Taylor Phinney (Boulder, Colo./Trek-Livestrong) 104.438
3. David Espinoza (Kutztown, Pa./Bike America) 1:06.134
4. Daniel Sullivan (Bloomfield, N.J./Team Metra-Wendy’s) 1:06.388
5. Peter Billington (San Rafael, Calif./LTO Velo) 1:06.535
*U23 national champion

Hammer and Phinney continue pursuit domination and women’s Keirin and men’s sprint champions crowned
Taylor Phinney, Trek-Livestrong  and Sarah Hammer (American Track Foundation) caught their opponents in their respective individual pursuit finals to add to their collection of national titles.

Women’s Keirin
Kristin Walker (Momentum Coaching) also grabbed her second Stars-and-Stripes of the competition in the women’s Kierin and Olympian Adam Duvendeck (Momentum Coaching) won his first elite sprint national title.

Men's Individual Pursuit
Phinney clocked a time of 4 minutes, 30.855 seconds in the qualifying round of the 4,000-meter individual pursuit before catching Roman Kilun (OUCH p/b Maxxis) in the gold medal round to win his third consecutive elite title in that event. The 2008 Olympian was able to catch Harm in 7.5-laps of what was to be a 16-lap lap affair.

“This event is so tough,” explained Phinney. “It’s a rewarding event, but you really have to work at it. It’s exciting to see so many young guys like Julian doing well.”

Daniel Harm (Broadmark Capital City) took third ahead of last year’s bronze medalist Julian Kyer (Trek-Livestrong) in the bronze medal face-off.

Women's Individual Pursuit
In the women’s 3,000-meter individual pursuit, former world champion Sarah Hammer (American Track Foundation) took her ninth national title catching training partner Dotsie Bausch (ATF-Empower Coaching) after the same number of laps as Phinney caught his competitor, seven and a half. Also going head-to-head with Bausch in the qualifier, Hammer posted a Home Depot Center Velodrome record with a time of 3:31.831 with her second lap time even faster than Phinney’s.

In the race for the bronze medal, Heather Jackson (Oceanside, Calif.) defeated 2008 pursuit national champion Kimberly Geist (Team Alliance Environmental).

Five hundred meter time trial champion Cristin Walker (Houston, Texas/Momentum Coaching) took her second title of these national championships winning the women’s Keirin in a photo finish over Dana Feiss (Home Depot Center). The pair met in a packed final that included former collegiate national champion Anna Lang (B&L Bike & Sport) and 2008 national champion and 2009 omnium winner Cari Higgins (Proman Hit Squad).

Men’s Sprint
In the match sprint final, a pair of Olympians, Adam Duvendeck (Momentum Coaching) and Giddeon Massie (Bike Religion), split a pair of rides before Duvendeck was awarded the national title on a relegation in the third ride. Duvendeck recovered from the crash to collect his first elite national title in the sprint. Daniel Walker (Momentum Coaching) took two out of three from Kevin Mansker (Portland, Oregon) to win the bronze medal as well as the U23 national title.

“You never want to win like that,” stated Duvendeck. “I really felt good going into that round. It was a good hole and it just got closed up on me. I feel pretty confident about the racing today. This is some of the best competition we’ve had in years with several guys posting sub-11 second times in the 200. It really bodes well for the future of American track cycling.”

Women’s Keirin
1. Cristin Walker (Houston, Texas/Momentum Coaching)
2. Dana Feiss (Telford, Pa./Home Depot Center)
3. Anna Lang (La Jolla, Calif./B&L Bike & Sport)

Men’s Pursuit
1. *Taylor Phinney (Boulder, Colo./Trek-Livestrong)
2. Roman Kilun (Berkeley, Calif./OUCH p/b Maxxis)
3. Daniel Harm (Seattle, Wash./Broadmark Capital City)
4. Julian Kyer (Boulder, Colo./Trek-Livestrong)

Women’s Pursuit
1. Sarah Hammer (Temecula, Calif./American Track Foundation)
2. Dotsie Bausch (Irvine, Calif./ATF-Empower Coaching)
3. Heather Jackson (Oceanside, Calf.)
4. *Kimberly Geist (Emmaus, Pa./Team Alliance Environmental)

Men’s Sprint
1. Adam Duvendeck (Long Beach, Calif./Momentum Coaching)
2. Giddeon Massie (Zion Hill, Pa./Bike Religion)
3. *Daniel Walker (Houston, Texas/Momentum Coaching)
4. Kevin Mansker (Portland, Ore.)
*U23 national champion

Day 3
Riders double up on Stars-and-Stripes at elite track nationals
Giddeon Massie (Bike Religion) and Taylor Phinney (Trek-Livestrong) earning their third national titles of the week while Cristin Walker (Momentum Coaching Group) and Sarah Hammer (Temecula, Calif./American Track Fund) collected their second Stars-and-Stripes on the event.

Massie sprinted to the win in the men’s Keirin while Phinney won a tie breaker in the points race. World champion Hammer showed her continued strength, winning the points race while Walker added a sprint title to Thursday’s 500-meter time trial gold.

Men's Point Race
In the men’s 30-kilometer points race, Phinney and Mike Creed (Team Type I) both completed the race with 53 points after lapping the field twice. Phinney however finished second in the final sprint to Creed’s third, therefore Phinney was awarded his third Stars-and-Stripes of the week. In the action-packed race, omnium winner Cody O’Reilly (Bissell) grabbed third, one lap down on the leaders with 40 points, while Danny Heeley (\South Bay Wheelmen) and Jackie Simes (TIME Pro Cycling) rounded out the top five. Phinney also earned the U23 national title with O’Reilly and Simes second and third in that category.

“I haven’t ridden on the track in two years so I wasn’t expecting a ton,” explained Creed. “I knew it was tight going into the final sprint and it was disappointing to get so close.”

Women's Point Race
Sarah Hammer (American Track Fund) once again displayed her dominance winning the women’s points race two laps up on the field with 57 points. Theresa Cliff-Ryan (Verducci Breakaway) and Shelly Olds (Sugar Cycles-180), who finished one lap up, earned 35 and 31 points respectively to win silver and bronze. Catherine Fiedler-Cook (Tommasini) earned the U23 national title with her fourth-place-overall result.

Men's Keirin
In the men’s Keirin, Giddeon Massie (Bike Religion) held off a fierce challenge by 20-year-old David Espinoza (Bike America) and Steven Beardsley (Gentle Lovers) to win the gold. 2008 Keirin national and Pan Am champion Jimmy Watkins and last night’s sprint champion Adam Duvendeck (Momentum Coaching) were absent from the event; Watkins contesting and winning a large South American track race and Duvendeck due to injury.

For Massie, it was the third national title of the week as he took the Stars-and-Stripes in both the 250-meter time trial and the kilometer time trial. The 2004 and 2008 Olympian also earned the silver in last night’s sprint. After finishing second in the 250-meter time trial and third in the kilo, Espinoza once again just missed the title.

“It was a good week,” said Massie. “I was feeling good all week and racing every day. I plan on taking this form and contesting as many international races as I can. That’s what I need, what we need, to take it to that next level.”

Women's Match Sprint
The women’s match sprint took center stage on Saturday as the top two qualifiers, Cristin Walker (Momentum Coaching Group) and Cari Higgins (Proman Hit Squad) went head-to-head in the match sprint final. Walker, on monstrous form, took two straight catching the reigning champ at the line each time to earn her second national title of the week.

Third and fourth-place qualifiers Dana Feiss (Home Depot Center) and Jen Featheringhill (Bike Central) swapped places in the bronze medal ride with Feiss taking two-in-a-row to earn third place.

2009 USA Cycling Elite Track National Championships
Men’s Keirin
1. Giddeon Massie (Zion Hill, Pa./Bike Religion)
2. David Espinoza (Breinigsville, Pa./Bike America)
3. Steven Beardsley (Portland, Ore./Gentle Lovers)

Men’s Points Race
1. *Taylor Phinney (Boulder, Colo./Trek-Livestrong) 53
2. Mike Creed (Colorado Springs, Colo./Team Type I) 53
3. Cody O’Reilly (Santa Barbara, Calif./Bissell) 40
4. Danny Heeley (Hermosa Beach, Calif./South Bay Wheelmen) 31
5. Jackie Simes (Breiningsville, Pa./TIME Pro Cycling) 31

Women’s Points Race
1. Sarah Hammer (Temecula, Calif./American Track Fund) 57
2. Theresa Cliff-Ryan (Cedar Springs, Mich./Verducci Breakaway) 35
3. Shelly Olds (Cypress, Texas/Sugar Cycles-180) 31
4. *Catherine Fiedler-Cook (Long Beach, Calif./Tommasini) 21

Women’s Sprint
1. Cristin Walker (Houston, Texas/Momentum Coaching Group)
2. Cari Higgins (Boulder, Colo./Proman Hit Squad)
3. Dana Feiss (Telford, Pa./Home Depot Center)
4. Jen Featheringhill (Portland, Ore./Bike Central)
*U23 national champion

Sprint and Madison events wrap up Elite Track Nationals
Women's Madison Debut's as Exhibition Race
Carson, California -  The 2009 USA Cycling Elite Track National Championships concluded at the Home Depot Center velodrome on Sunday awarding national titles in the men’s and women’s team sprint and the men’s Madison. Nearly two dozen women also contested the inaugural women’s Madison, an exhibition event for 2009.

Madison - Men
In the men’s Madison, Cody O’Reilly (Bissell) and Iggy Silva (Iggy Racing) lapped the field inside the final few laps to beat Black Dog’s Ryan Luttrell (Black Dog Pro Cycling) and Ryan Sagba (Black Dog Pro Cycling), 8-4. The pairing of Shane Kline (Kelly Benefit Strategies) and Bobby Lea (OUCH p/b Maxxis) scored 25 points, but finished a lap down to place third. For O’Reilly the race wrapped up a successful week after winning the omnium and placing third in the points race, and for Silva the Stars-and Stripes marked his first as an elite.

“I went over to Hasselt last February with USA Cycling’s development program and did some Madison racing,” explained the 19-year-old Silva. “The competition over there is a lot better, so it really prepared me for this race. Julian (Kyer), Cody and myself are headed back over in a few weeks as well. Madison racing has a lot going on and is very exciting so it’s one of my favorite events on either the road or the track.”

Team Sprint
In the team sprint events, the Landrover squad of Lanell Rockmore (Team Alliance), Dean Tracy (land Rover-Orbea) and Kevin Mansker (Portland, Ore.) rode to a national title in the men’s contest while the Proman squad of Cari Higgins (Proman Hit Squad) and Anna Lang (B&L Bike & Sport) won the women’s event.

Rockmore, Dean and Mansker clocked a winning time of 48.023 seconds to beat the Momentum trio of Kelyn Akuna (Veritas Cycling Team), Steven Beardsley (Gentle Lovers) and Daniel Walker (Momentum Coaching Group), who clocked a time of 48.497 seconds, by a narrow margin of less than half a second.

In the head-to-head bronze medal match, the Affinity Cycling team of Andrew LaCorte (Affinity Cycles), Dan Sullivan (Team Metra-Wendy’s) and David Espinoza (Bike America) turned in a 48.627 to place third over LTO Velo’s Peter Billington (LTO Velo), Sam Milroy (LTO Velo) and Rey Giovanni (LTO Velo) whose 48.801 left them in fourth place overall of the 12 teams who took the start.

For the women, Higgins and Lang beat Jen Featheringhill (Bike Central) and sprint champion Cristin Walker (Momentum Coaching Group) in the gold medal final with a winning time of 37 seconds flat. For Higgins it was her third straight team sprint title.

“The team sprint is always on the last day and we’re all really tired, so it’s kind of like icing on the cake,” explained Higgins. “Today we’re all so excited about being able to participate in the first-ever domestic women’s Madison. The Madison is becoming an international event so it’s great that the U.S. is keeping pace. We even have a field of 10 teams which is great for the first time.”

In the bronze-medal match of the women’s team sprint, Home Depot’s Dana Feiss (Home Depot Center) and Cj Boyenger (Team Hammer Nutrition) clocked a 37.757 to edge Amelia Bjesse-Puffin (Portand, Ore./Brian’s House of Pain) and Andrea Fisk (Velo Bella) of the ATRH squad by a mere tenth of a second.

Women's Madison
Despite being an exhibition-only event, the women’s Madison was undoubtedly the highlight of the final day of competition at the 2009 USA Cycling Elite Track National Championships. A total of 10 squads, including several powerhouse teams, lined up for the start of the first-ever event. It was the Vanderkitten team of Lang and Jennifer Reither however,  that stole the show, sneaking around to lap the field and grab the win. The victory gave Lang her unofficial second title of the day.

The Vanderkitten pair scored 10 points to the Proman squad of Christen King (Proman) and Higgins’ 20, but the extra lap earned them the victory. Tomassini’s Catherine Fiedler-Cook  and Cassandra Hollman also earned 10 sprint points to finish third.

After five days, competition wrapped up on Sunday inside the Home Depot Center in Carson, California.

2009 USA Cycling Elite Track National Championships
Men’s Team Sprint
1. Land Rover - Lanell Rockmore (Bethlehem, Pa./Team Alliance), Dean Tracy (Colorado Springs, Colo./land Rover-Orbea) and Kevin Mansker (Portland, Ore.) 48.023
2. Momentum - Kelyn Akuna (Elk Grove, Calif./Veritas Cycling Team), Steven Beardsley (Portland, Ore./Gentle Lovers) and Daniel Walker (Houston, Texas/Momentum Coaching Group) 48.497
3. Affinity Cycling - Andrew LaCorte (Plainview, N.Y./Affinity Cycles), Dan Sullivan (Bloomfield, N.J./Team Metra-Wendy’s) and David Espinoza (Breinigsville, Pa./Bike America) 48.627

Women’s Team Sprint
1. Proman Hit Squad - Carri Higgins (Boulder, Colo./Proman Hit Squad) and Anna Lang (La Jolla, Calif./B&L Bike & Sport) 37.000
2. MEG Bike Central - Jen Featheringhill (Portland, Ore./Bike Central) and Cristin Walker (Houston, Texas/Momentum Coaching Group) 37.160
3. Home Depot - Dana Feiss (Telford, Pa./Home Depot Center) and Cj Boyenger (Orange, Calif./Team Hammer Nutrition) 37.757

Men’s 50-kilometer Madison
1. Bissell – Cody O’Reilly (Santa Barbara, Calif./Bissell) and Iggy Silva (San Diego, Calif./Iggy Racing) 8
2. Black Dog Pro Cycling – Ryan Luttrell (Colorado Springs, Colo./Black Dog Pro Cycling) and Ryan Sagba (Denver, Colo./Black Dog Pro Cycling) 4
3. OUCH p/b Maxxis – Kelly Benefits - Shane Kline (Bally, Pa./Kelly Benefit Strategies) and Bobby Lea (Mertztown, Pa./OUCH p/b Maxxis) 25, -1

**Women’s 25-kilometer Madison
1. Vanderkitten – Anna Lang (La Jolla, Calif./B&L Bike & Sport) and Jennifer Reither (Chatsworth, Calif./Vanderkitten) 10
2. Proman – Cari Higgins (Boulder, Colo./Proman) and Christen King (Huntington Beach, Calif./Proman) 20, -1
3. Tomassini – Catherine Fiedler-Cook (Long Beach, Calif./Tomassini) and Cassandra Hollman (Paramount, Calif./Tomassini) 10, -1
**Exhibition event only

Full Event Results
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2009 Collegiate National Track Champions
Awarded 9/25/2009
Men’s 4-Kilometer Time Trial
1. David Williams (Marian College)
2. Joey Rosskopf (Georgia State University)
3. Oscar Clark (Georgia State University)
4. Ian Burnett (Fort Lewis College)
5. Mike Garrett (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)

Women’s 3-Kilometer Time Trial
1. Kimberly Geist (Northeastern University)
2. Mary Costelloe (Kutztown University)
3. Jennifer Greenberg (Lees-McRae College)
4. Jacqueline Kurth (Marian College)
5. Lauren Shirock (Pennsylvania State University)

Women’s 500-Meter Time Trial
1. Colleen Hayduk (Kutztown University)
2. Mary Costelloe (Kutztown University)
3. Amelia Bjesse Puffin (Portland State University)
4. Sierra Siebenlist (Marian College)
5. Elena Dorr (Illinois Institute)

Men’s Kilometer Time Trial
1. David Espinoza (Pennsylvania State University)
2. Matthew Fox (Midwestern State University)
3. David Williams (Marian College)
4. Garrison Schulte (Colorado State University)
5. Adam Leibovitz (Marian College)

Women’s Team Pursuit
1. Marian University
2. Lees-McRae College
3. Fort Lewis College
4. Penn State
5. Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Coed Team Sprint
1. Marian University
2. Massachusetts Institute of Technology
3. Colorado State University
4. Lees-McRae College
5. Penn State

Women’s Points Race
1. Colleen Hayduk (Kutztown University)
2. Missy Erickson (Fort Lewis College)
3. Jacqueline Kurth (Marian College)
4. Brooke Crum (Lindsey Wilson College)
5. Elena Dorr (Illinois Institute)

Men’s Sprint
1. David Espinoza (Penn State)
2. Matthew Fox (Midwestern State University)
3. Eric Young (Indiana University)
4. Ben Barczewski (Columbia University)
5. Adam Leibovitz (Marian College)

Team Pursuit
1. Marian University
2. Fort Lewis College
3. Colorado State University
4. Midwestern State
5. Lees-McRae College

Women’s Sprint
1. Colleen Hayduk (Kutztown University)
2. Amelia Bjesse Puffin (Portland State University)
3. Stephanie Torres (Bard College)
4. Lauren Shirock (Penn State)
5. Elena Dorr (Illinois Institute of Technology0

Men’s Points Race
1. David Williams (Marian College)
2. Zack Allison (Colorado State University)
3. Rodney Santiago (Penn State)
4. Joey Rosskopf (Georgia State University)
5. Mike Garrett (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)

Women’s Individual Omnium
1. Colleen Hayduk (Kutztown University)
2. Mary Costelloe (Kutztown University)
3. Jacqueline Kurth (Marian College)
4. Elena Dorr (Illinois Institute of Technology)
5. Missy Erickson (Fort Lewis College)

Men’s Individual Omnium
1. David Williams (Marian College)
2. David Espinoza (Penn State)
3. Matthew Fox (Midwestern State University)
4. Joey Rosskopf (Georgia State University)
5. Mike Garrett (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)

Division I Team Omnium
1. Marian College
2. Fort Lewis College
3. Colorado State University

Division II Team Omnium
1. Massachusetts Institute of Technology
2. Mesa State College
3. Kutztown University

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