CU Cycling Earns 2nd at National Championship

Randall Scott Cycle Company would like to congratulate University of Colorado’s Cycling team for earning a second place overall standing at the 2006 USA Cycling Collegiate Mountain Bike National Championships. The University of Colorado came in a close second to Colorado’s own Fort Lewis College. It was a close battle, but an outstanding performance by down-hiller Chris Heath of Fort Lewis secured the victory for the Skyhawks. This is Fort Lewis’ third championship in four years. Fort Lewis College earned a total of 698 points to edge defending champion University of Colorado by 25 points. The results of the third and final day are broken down as follows:

Men’s Division I Downhill
1. Chris Heath (Fort Lewis College)
2. Philip Wheeler (University of Colorado)
3. Jason Codding (University of Florida)
4. Tim Sharp (University of Colorado)
5. Anthony Diaz (Fort Lewis College)

Women’s Division I Downhill
1. Leana Gerrard (Western Washington University)
2. Jessica Vogt (University of Colorado)
3. Sarah Elworthy (Fort Lewis College)
4. Karin Hanzi (Cal Poly Wheelman)
5. Danae York (University of Colorado)

Men’s Division I Overall Omnium
1. Alex Hagman (Ft. Lewis College) 340
2. Andy Schultz (Montana State University) 300
3. Eric Ransom (Fort Lewis College) 280
4. Noah Singer (Fort Lewis College) 278
5. Bryan Alders (University of Colorado) 268

Women’s Division I Overall Omnium
1. Caroline Jarolimek (University of Colorado) 458
2. Sabrina Kraushaar (Fort Lewis College) 400
3. Chloe Forsman (University of Arizona) 395
4. Danae York (University of Colorado) 353
5. Maureen Kunz (UC-Berkeley) 334

Overall Division I Standings
1. Fort Lewis College 698
2. University of Colorado 673
3. Lees-McRae College 573
4. Colorado State University 547
5. Lindsey Wilson College 473

Once again, Randall Scott Cycle Company congratulates The CU Cycling Team for an outstanding performance at the National Championships - well done guys - and girls.

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