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2013 XTERRA USA Championship Qualifiers 2013 XTERRA USA Championship Qualifiers As of 8.23.13 First Name Last Name Region Age Group Date Carol Aaron MT 35-39 8.6.13 Greg Abrahamson MT 30-34 8.1.13 Carl Abrams SC 45-49 8.1.13 Sam Acheson MT 40-44 8.13.13 Michael Acosta W 20-24 8.1.13 Scott Adams MT 25-29 8.6.13 Teresa Adams MT 25-29 8.1.13 Kevin Adams NE 55-59 7.11.13 Robert Adams NW 55-59 8.6.13 Alexandra Akemann MW 50-54 8.1.13 Jamie Akers NW 35-39 8.16.13 Chris Alcorn MT 40-44 8.6.13 Nick Alden NW 30-34 8.23.13 Bobby Alkire NE 25-29 8.13.13 Paul Allaire SE 50-54 7.11.13 Daniel Allen MW 30-34 8.13.13 Madalyn Allred MT 15-19 8.22.13 Tess Amer MT 20-24 8.1.13 Marco Amselem W 25-29 8.6.13 Dava Anana NW 45-49 8.6.13 Brad Anderson MT 30-34 8.6.13 Billy Anderson MW 45-49 8.13.13 Derek Anderson MW 40-44 8.6.13 Jesse Anderson NW 30-34 8.1.13 Mark Anderson NW 55-59 8.6.13 Grant Anderson SC 50-54 7.11.13 Leslie Anderson SE 30-34 8.1.13 Ashlie Angel MT 35-39 6.20.13 Mary Ann Butzke MW 50-54 8.22.13 Todd Anthes MW 40-44 8.23.13 Ali Arasta SE 50-54 7.11.13 Scott Archer MT 25-29 8.1.13 Julie Ardoin SC 45-49 8.1.13 Kaysee Armstrong SE 20-24 8.1.13 Andy Arndt NE 45-49 8.6.13 Christine Arneson W 25-29 8.6.13 Daniel Arnett SE 35-39 8.23.13 Taylor Aronhalt MW 30-34 8.6.13 Monilee Atkinson NW 35-39 8.6.13 Andrew Auer MT 20-24 8.1.13 Laurie Axell W 50-54 8.23.13 Brian Baculik MW 35-39 8.23.13 Noelle Bailey MW 30-34 8.1.13 Anne Bailey SE 30-34 8.6.13 Julie Baird NW 30-34 8.16.13 Julie Baker W 35-39 7.11.13 Mick Bakker NW 30-34 8.6.13 Dabe Baldini SC 25-29 6.20.13 Dane Baldini SC 25-29 8.1.13 Jason Baldwin SE 35-39 7.11.13 Aubrey Balmer SE 25-29 8.1.13 Matthew Balzer W 30-34 8.1.13 Wanda Bamberger MT 40-44 8.1.13 Corrine Banks NE 30-34 8.1.13 Timothy Bannon NW 40-44 8.16.13 Joseph Baremore NE 50-54 8.13.13 Justin Barnhart NW 30-34 8.6.13 Phil Barnhart NW 50-54 8.6.13 Whitney Barrett MT 30-34 8.1.13 Cameron Barrett NE 40-44 8.13.13 Amanda Barry NE 20-24 8.6.13 Marcus Barton SE 40-44 6.20.13 Jack Bass SC 35-39 8.6.13 Ellen Bass SE 25-29 8.1.13 Colin Batchlor NE 50-54 8.6.13 Jim Batholomew MW 40-44 8.13.13 Travis Beam SE 25-29 8.1.13 Mike Beaman SE 45-49 8.6.13 Jan Bear SC 55-59 8.1.13 Kim Bear SC 55-59 6.20.13 Kim Bear SC 55-59 8.1.13 Misty Becerra SE 30-34 7.11.13 Aaron Beck MW 30-34 8.6.13 Brian Behrmann SE 40-44 8.1.13 Brian Bell MW 50-54 8.23.13 Chris Belnap W 30-34 8.23.13 Mike Bender NE 50-54 8.1.13 Erika Bennett NW 40-44 8.6.13 Lisa Beoragui SE 45-49 8.6.13 Matt Berg NW 40-44 8.16.13 Bill Berghoff MW 45-49 8.1.13 Steven Bernstein SE 40-44 8.23.13 Tom Bever MT 35-39 8.13.13 Chase Bielamowicz SC 25-29 8.13.13 Brent Bieshaar MT 45-49 8.1.13 Cori Biggs MT 40-44 8.1.13 Lindy Biglieni SC 35-39 8.13.13 Layla Billowitz SE 40-44 8.6.13 Sebastian Binnemann SE 30-34 8.6.13 Simon Bintley NE 45-49 8.6.13 Karla Bishop-Lopez MW 35-39 8.8.13 Zach Bittinger NE 30-34 8.6.13 Rodger Bivens W 70-74 8.6.13 Eric Bjorkman NW 40-44 8.23.13 Eric Black MT 45-49 8.13.13 Garry Blair MW 50-54 8.6.13 Alex Blake W 15-19 8.6.13 Jenna Blandford MW 25-29 8.1.13 Michelle Blankenship MT 45-49 8.1.13 Bill Blankenship SC 60-64 8.1.13 Andrew Blatecky NE 30-34 8.1.13 Rebecca Blatt MT 30-34 8.6.13 Sean Blomquist MW 35-39 8.13.13 Max Boeckel MT 20-24 8.1.13 Johke Boezaart SE 30-34 8.1.13 Tammy Bohan MT 50-54 8.6.13 Victoria Boivin NW 35-39 8.6.13 Arinn Bolin SE 20-24 8.1.13 Grace Bollinger MT 50-54 8.6.13 Gary Bolton SE 50-54 8.6.13 Kate Boobar NE 30-34 8.1.13 Matt Boobar NE 40-44 8.6.13 David Booth NE 35-39 8.23.13 Janice Bora W 60-64 8.6.13 Rodney Bordallo W 50-54 8.13.13 Lauren Bordeman MT 25-29 8.13.13 Christopher Borgatti NE 35-39 8.1.13 Todd Borke NW 40-44 8.16.13 Vanessa Botero SE 30-34 8.22.13 Robin Boughton SE 50-54 8.1.13 Greg Bowen SE 20-24 8.1.13 Lila Bowers SE 40-44 6.20.13 Bryan Bowker SC 65-69 7.11.13 Carl Boyd NE 50-54 8.23.13 Kelly Boylan MT 20-24 8.1.13 Jennifer Boynton NE 40-44 8.13.13 Cynthia Bradley SC 45-49 8.1.13 Leslie Brady W 50-54 8.13.13 Christopher Brahm SE 20-24 8.1.13 Jeff Brandt NW 25-29 8.16.13 Steve Brannan SC 25-29 8.1.13 Jessica Brannigan MW 30-34 8.6.13 Adam Bratton SE 30-34 8.23.13 Hilary Bravenec SC 30-34 7.11.13 Angela Breeden MW 35-39 8.1.13 Charles Bridges SC 40-44 8.1.13 Dennis Brinson W 55-59 7.11.13 Lou Briones W 65-69 8.13.13 Karen Brisson W 45-49 7.11.13 John Brodie NE 50-54 8.1.13 Blair Bronson NW 25-29 8.6.13 Jenny Brostrom MW 15-19 8.1.13 Lane Brostrom MW 50-54 8.1.13 Matt Broughton SE 45-49 8.1.13 Brian Brown MT 35-39 8.1.13 Christoffer Brown MT 25-29 8.13.13 Courtenay Brown MT 35-39 8.6.13 GL Brown MW 70-74 7.11.13 Lauren Brown NE 25-29 8.6.13 Roman Brown NE 15-19 6.20.13 Dave Brown SE 50-54 8.6.13 Nathan Brown W 35-39 7.11.13 Michael Broxson NW 40-44 8.6.13 Julie Bruckman MT 35-39 8.1.13 Lisa Brummond NW 50-54 8.1.13 Brain Buerger SC 25-29 8.13.13 Terra Bulloch MW 40-44 8.1.13 Donnie Bunker SC 30-34 8.6.13 Cole Bunn MW 15-19 8.6.13 Tony Buoncristiani NW 45-49 8.23.13 Jesse Buppert NE 30-34 8.1.13 Travis Burkel W 20-24 8.1.13 Matthew Burrell MW 40-44 8.13.13 Jeff Burton NW 25-29 8.16.13 Jacob Bustamante NW 15-19 8.16.13 Robert Butner W 30-34 8.1.13 Don Buttram SC 45-49 8.6.13 Kevin Byrne MW 60-64 8.6.13 Mike Cabigon W 40-44 8.6.13 Maryanna Cablk MW 25-29 7.11.13 Blanda Camacho W 40-44 8.6.13 Patrick Camacho W 30-34 8.13.13 Jennifer Camoriano W 40-44 8.1.13 John Camoriano W 55-59 8.1.13 Adam Campanella NE 40-44 8.13.13 Matthew Campbell MT 35-39 8.1.13 Carolina Campuzano SE 40-44 8.22.13 Ilya Cantor NE 45-49 8.23.13 Thomas Canzano NE 20-24 8.1.13 Erin Caramanian SE 20-24 8.22.13 Courtney Cardenas W 35-39 8.6.13 Kelsey Cardwell NW 20-24 8.16.13 Joel Carl MW 25-29 8.1.13 Chelsea Carmichael SE 25-29 8.1.13 Rebecca Carpenter SE 40-44 8.6.13 Chelsea Carpenter W 40-44 8.1.13 Luis Carrasco SE 35-39 8.6.13 Greg Carter MW 50-54 8.13.13 Kim Carter SE 45-49 8.1.13 Rick Carter SE 45-49 8.23.13 Jack Cartwright SC 35-39 7.11.13 Dan Casteel SC 55-59 8.13.13 Dennis Caveglia NE 60-64 8.6.13 Heidi Chadwick NE 50-54 8.1.13 Sam Chalk SE 25-29 8.6.13 Rachel Challis W 35-39 8.6.13 Timothy Chambrovich NE 25-29 8.6.13 David Chapman SC 55-59 6.20.13 Yuri Chavez NW 50-54 8.16.13 Heather Chenette SE 25-29 8.1.13 Stuart Christie NE 65-69 8.1.13 Jim Cladias NE 60-64 8.23.13 Brendan Claflin MT 35-39 8.13.13 Derek Clark NE 30-34 8.23.13 Jim Clark NE 60-64 8.1.13 Lee Clark NE 55-59 8.13.13 Patrick Clark NE 40-44 8.23.13 Rex Clark NE 55-59 8.6.13 Russell Clark NE 60-64 8.1.13 Scott Clark W 45-49 8.6.13 Chris Clarke W 35-39 8.1.13 Galen Classen MT 60-64 8.6.13 Dominic Clay NW 15-19 8.23.13 Kimbelry Clements SC 35-39 8.6.13 Rachelle Cobb MW 20-24 8.1.13 Jeremy Cogswell SC 40-44 7.11.13 Lucia Colbert SE 55-59 6.20.13 Steve Cole SE 55-59 6.20.13 Robert Collett MT 55-59 8.13.13 Jeffrey Collier Kempton MT 20-24 8.6.13 Lindsay Collin W 25-29 8.13.13 Kelly Collins MW 25-29 8.6.13 John Collins SE 50-54 8.6.13 Rudy Colon W 20-24 8.23.13 Roy Colven NW 50-54 8.6.13 Tricia Connolly NW 40-44 8.16.13 Willem Conradie MW 25-29 8.23.13 Keith Conway MW 45-49 8.6.13 Blaze Cook MT 35-39 8.13.13 Mark Cook MW 55-59 8.1.13 John Cook SC 25-29 8.13.13 Eric Cooke W 25-29 8.6.13 Kelly Cool SC 30-34 8.1.13 Jordan Cooper MT 25-29 8.6.13 Kristin Corbett W 40-44 8.1.13 Joseph Cordisco NE 40-44 8.23.13 Jeanine Cordova W 30-34 8.1.13 Katie Corft SE 20-24 8.6.13 Diego Corredor SE 30-34 8.1.13 Jay Cortner MT 30-34 8.13.13 Chris Cotter MW 55-59 8.1.13 Sheila Cotter W 55-59 8.13.13 Erin Cottos NE 35-39 8.6.13 Derek Couse W 40-44 8.6.13 Clyve Cousins MT 60-64 8.13.13 Dave Coussirat SC 40-44 7.11.13 Kathy Couthino NE 40-44 8.1.13 Dominic Couturier MW 30-34 8.1.13 Chris Cover NE 45-49 8.13.13 Kevin Cox SC 35-39 8.6.13 Scott Crabtree MT 35-39 8.1.13 Patrick Cragg NE 20-24 8.6.13 Robert Craig NW 65-69 8.1.13 Katherine Croft SE 20-24 8.1.13 Steve Croucher MT 20-24 8.1.13 Mark Cruz W 40-44 8.1.13 Doug Cubbage NE 30-34 8.1.13 Jeff Culler SC 55-59 8.1.13 Jessica Culver MT 25-29 8.13.13 Gordon Cumming NW 45-49 8.6.13 Jake Custer MW 25-29 8.13.13 Joseph Cutcher MW 60-64 8.1.13 May-Li Cuypers SE 45-49 6.20.13 Michael Daily W 35-39 8.23.13 Kurt Dallow MT 60-64 8.1.13 Paul Datsko MT 25-29 8.13.13 Craig Daugherty MT 30-34 8.1.13 Ian Davidson SE 55-59 7.11.13 Wade Davis SE 50-54 8.6.13 Tricia Davis W 40-44 8.1.13 Kelly Dawes W 45-49 8.6.13 Kassi Day SE 45-49 8.6.13 Mark de Anda SC 35-39 8.1.13 John Dean MW 20-24 8.6.13 Marcus Debergh NE 30-34 8.23.13 Ryan Deeg MW 30-34 8.23.13 Kelsey Deery MT 30-34 8.6.13 Jacob Deitz MT 25-29 8.23.13 Brandon Del Camp MT 35-39 8.13.13 Eddie Delacruz SE 35-39 7.11.13 Colin Delaney NE 20-24 8.6.13 Marie Deline MW 35-39 8.6.13 Jason Demeter MW 35-39 8.6.13 Kristin Deming NE 30-34 8.1.13 Darren Denardis SC 30-34 8.1.13 Jack Denver SE 50-54 8.23.13 David Desantis NE 50-54 6.20.13 Rachael Desantis NE 20-24 8.1.13 Rachel Desantis NE 20-24 7.11.13 Evan Deszoeke W 35-39 8.23.13 Gina Detolve W 45-49 7.11.13 Lynn Dever NW 55-59 8.6.13 Kim Devine W 45-49 8.1.13 Tom Devries NE 40-44 8.1.13 Jeffrey Dewitt MT 30-34 8.1.13 James Dewlen SC 60-64 6.20.13 Terrhan Dial SC 35-39 8.13.13 Christine Dickow MW 30-34 8.6.13 Scott Dickson SE 60-64 8.6.13 Hans Dieben W 70-74 8.13.13 Tim Difalco MW 40-44 8.6.13 Benjamin Dillon SE 25-29 6.20.13 Chuck DiMarzio NW 30-34 8.16.13 Catherine Diviney NE 40-44 8.13.13 John Dixon NE 40-44 8.6.13 Charlie Dixon SC 45-49 6.20.13 Brian Dobias MT 30-34 8.1.13 Jill Donahue MT 35-39 8.6.13 Jessie Donahue NW 35-39 8.6.13 Seth Donelson W 20-24 8.13.13 Kevin Donovan NW 40-44 8.1.13 Ben Dougherty NE 30-34 8.6.13 Roseann Dougherty NE 50-54 8.6.13 Mary Doughty SC 20-24 8.1.13 John Douglas MT 50-54 8.6.13 Aaron Douglas MW
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