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USAC Collegiate Road RR Vars M - CU National Championships Distance: Augusta, GA Starters: 75 USAC NC CALL UP Starter Name Club/Team Conference 1 Lance Abshire Belmont Abbey College Atlantic 2 Eli House Marian University Midwest 3 Alexander Marr Colorado Mesa University Rocky Mountain 4 Zach Gregg Midwestern State University South Central 5 Isaac Bryant Milligan College Southeast 6 Piedmont College 7 Savannah College Of Art & Design - Savannah 8 Fort Lewis College 9 Lindenwood University 10 Savannah College Of Art And Design - Atlanta 11 Lees-Mcrae College 12 King University 13 Brevard College 14 Mars Hill University 15 Liberty University 16 Marian University 17 Piedmont College 18 Colorado Mesa University 19 Savannah College Of Art & Design - Savannah 20 Fort Lewis College 21 Belmont Abbey College 22 Lindenwood University 23 Savannah College Of Art And Design - Atlanta 24 Midwestern State University 25 Milligan College 26 Lees-Mcrae College 27 King University 28 Brevard College 29 Marian University 30 Piedmont College 31 Colorado Mesa University 32 Savannah College Of Art & Design - Savannah 33 Fort Lewis College 34 Belmont Abbey College 35 Lindenwood University 36 Savannah College Of Art And Design - Atlanta 37 Midwestern State University President: TOSUN, Ugur Chief Judge: FERBER, Jared pg 1 of 3 Last Generated: 5/10/2019 6:24 PM USAC Collegiate Road RR Vars M - CU National Championships Distance: Augusta, GA Starters: 75 USAC NC CALL UP Starter Name Club/Team Conference 38 Milligan College 39 Lees-Mcrae College 40 Brevard College 41 Marian University 42 Piedmont College 43 Colorado Mesa University 44 Fort Lewis College 45 Belmont Abbey College 46 Lindenwood University 47 Savannah College Of Art And Design - Atlanta 48 Midwestern State University 49 Milligan College 50 Lees-Mcrae College 51 Brevard College 52 Marian University 53 Piedmont College 54 Colorado Mesa University 55 Fort Lewis College 56 Lindenwood University 57 Savannah College Of Art And Design - Atlanta 58 Milligan College 59 Lees-Mcrae College 60 Marian University 61 Colorado Mesa University 62 Fort Lewis College 63 Lindenwood University 64 Savannah College Of Art And Design - Atlanta 65 Milligan College 66 Lees-Mcrae College 67 Marian University 68 Colorado Mesa University 69 Fort Lewis College 70 Lindenwood University 71 Savannah College Of Art And Design - Atlanta 72 Lees-Mcrae College 73 Marian University 74 Colorado Mesa University President: TOSUN, Ugur Chief Judge: FERBER, Jared pg 2 of 3 Last Generated: 5/10/2019 6:24 PM USAC Collegiate Road RR Vars M - CU National Championships Distance: Augusta, GA Starters: 75 USAC NC CALL UP Starter Name Club/Team Conference 75 Fort Lewis College President: TOSUN, Ugur Chief Judge: FERBER, Jared pg 3 of 3 Last Generated: 5/10/2019 6:24 PM.

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