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Rider Standings Through Race 4 (FINAL) 2012 Preliminary Standings April 23, 5:53:56 AM 4 of 5 races Varsity Girls PLACE RIDER (plate #) SCHOOL POINTS 1 Kate Courtney (8) Branson High School 2166 2 Josie Nordrum (17) Redwood High School 2156 3 Shayna Powless (18) Independent 2132 4 Mackinzie Stanley (11) Sir Francis Drake High School 2045 5 Quincee Chandler (7) Salinas High School 1868 6 Isabella Breen (3) San Rafael High School 1865 7 Kristen Deberdt (9) Salinas High School 1782 8 Julia Martien (16) El Cerrito High School 1706 9 Annie Brow (4) San Rafael High School 1684 10 Emily Lawrence (14) San Ramon Valley 1667 11 Emily Lane (13) San Rafael High School 1653 12 Emily Cerna (6) Salinas High School 1640 13 Julie Barton (2) Independent 1488 14 Sara Schneider (20) Spartans High School Mountain Bike Composite 1429 15 Elizabeth Maguire (15) Casa Grande High School 1415 16 Cara Woods (24) Terra Linda High School 1387 17 Libby Caldwell (5) Sir Francis Drake High School 1367 18 Kirby Sikes (12) Berkeley High School 1221 19 Riley Eyre (10) El Cerrito High School 1205 20 Sofia Gomez Villafane (1) Independent 1001 21 Molly Radosevich (19) El Cerrito High School 910 1 of 18 2012 Preliminary Standings April 23, 5:53:56 AM 4 of 5 races Varsity Boys PLACE RIDER (plate #) SCHOOL POINTS 1 Bryan Duke (68) Salinas High School 2162 2 Jacob Albrecht (66) Santa Cruz Composite 2144 3 Brandon Dillard (70) Independent 1938 4 Tyler Jones (69) Maria Carrillo High School 1923 5 Nathan Murcia (57) Woodcreek High School 1890 6 Miles Lim (51) Sir Francis Drake High School 1872 7 Adam O'Camb (71) Miramonte Cycling 1804 8 Evan Rossow (44) Salinas High School 1747 Dominik Cinka (54) Tamalpais High School 1747 10 Justin Herrell (34) Casa Grande High School 1726 11 Wyatt Morin (36) Independent 1713 12 Ben Suliteanu (43) Redwood High School 1694 13 Alex Chamberlin (40) Monte Vista High School 1677 14 Sam McLaughlin (52) Sir Francis Drake High School 1668 15 Taylor Smith (62) Marin Catholic Mountain Bike Team 1621 16 Jonathan Kaufman (46) San Rafael High School 1609 17 Tommy Breeze (53) Sir Francis Drake High School 1589 18 Tobin Ortenblad (77) Independent 1553 19 Devin Eastman (58) Redwood High School 1523 20 Matthew Erbentraut (45) San Marin High School 1518 21 Eliel Anttila (61) Branson High School 1511 22 Lucas Newcomb (50) Sir Francis Drake High School 1484 23 Jeremy Slavitz (31) Branson High School 1483 24 Spence Peterson (67) Tamalpais High School 1478 25 Nik Dommen (72) Sir Francis Drake High School 1468 26 Neilson Powless (75) Independent 1424 27 Aleck Crofoot (56) Trojans High School Composite 1350 28 Jack Keane (60) Independent 1333 29 Tim Morris (32) Branson High School 1280 30 Austin Gooder (37) Marin Catholic Mountain Bike Team 1231 31 Chase Cummings (47) Santa Cruz Composite 1178 32 Anthony Fryer (42) Independent 1152 33 Derek Hobden (41) Monte Vista High School 1151 34 Conor Briese (49) Sir Francis Drake High School 1144 35 Skyler Taylor (55) Tamalpais High School 1053 36 Dylan Kane (64) Tamalpais High School 852 37 Erik Johnson (39) Miramonte Cycling 780 38 Chris Ravina (65) Novato High School 778 39 Bob Siegel (74) Tamalpais High School 765 40 John Morehouse (33) Casa Grande High School 758 41 Reese Levine (80) Miramonte Cycling 415 42 Dillon Charlton (63) Tamalpais High School 402 43 Josh Krisman (48) Santa Cruz Composite 376 44 Larry Smith (38) Marin Catholic Mountain Bike Team 373 45 Johnny Newcomb (73) Sir Francis Drake High School 356 2 of 18 3 of 18 2012 Preliminary Standings April 23, 5:53:56 AM 4 of 5 races JV Girls PLACE RIDER (plate #) SCHOOL POINTS 1 Kaitlynn Elvidge (127) San Ramon Valley 2042 2 Amanda Winne (104) Woodcreek High School 2017 3 Zohe Slack (111) Albany High School 1942 4 Tess Wenning (105) Woodcreek High School 1895 5 Clare Brosnan (131) San Rafael High School 1887 6 Leah Lind-White (138) Sir Francis Drake High School 1830 7 J.J. Anderson (135) Georgiana Bruce Kirby Preparatory School 1660 8 Sarah Ogden (100) Redwood High School 1575 9 Kimberly Barajas (134) Salinas High School 1558 10 Cindy Su (109) El Cerrito High School 1556 11 Madison Giger (126) Salinas High School 1475 12 Nicole McGovern (118) San Rafael High School 1421 13 Maya Nielsen (115) Sir Francis Drake High School 1386 14 Emily Laskin (121) San Rafael High School 1370 15 Carina Bilodeau (132) San Ramon Valley 1364 16 Anna Urias (108) Albany High School 1357 17 Sophie McGuinness (139) Tamalpais High School 1305 18 Isabella Ruiz (112) El Molino High School 1293 19 Samantha Todhunter (140) Placer Foothill Mountain Bike 1281 20 Hanna Inman (123) Healdsburg High Greyhounds 1258 21 Samantha Johnson (141) Sir Francis Drake High School 1241 22 Megan Warren (106) El Molino High School 1205 23 Clara Lengacher (120) El Cerrito High School 1185 24 Nelle Gray (125) Berkeley High School 826 25 Annika Hoy (124) Sir Francis Drake High School 810 26 Cassandra O'Shea (114) Trojans High School Composite 790 Anna Lipman (119) Tamalpais High School 790 28 Panida Aimprasertsuk (137) Nevada Union Miners High School 785 29 Randi Wong (103) Oakland Composite 750 Summer Newman (116) Nevada Union Miners High School 750 31 Sydney Wong (102) Oakland Composite 738 Bridget Mullarkey (117) Monte Vista High School 738 33 Cara Woods (101) Terra Linda High School 525 34 Sarah Lowe (142) Nevada Union Miners High School 427 35 Cori Bertero (133) El Molino High School 395 36 Bianca Almanza (136) John F. Kennedy High School 373 4 of 18 2012 Preliminary Standings April 23, 5:53:56 AM 4 of 5 races JV Boys D1 PLACE RIDER (plate #) SCHOOL POINTS 1 Sean Bennett (267) El Cerrito High School 2081 2 Silas Blunk (277) Independent 1981 3 Shane Trento (249) San Ramon Valley 1916 4 Ian Stowe (205) Redwood High School 1910 5 Griffin Wigert (276) Casa Grande High School 1887 6 Oliver Morgen (256) Sir Francis Drake High School 1824 7 Ellis Lindenthal (236) Salinas High School 1802 8 Dennis Stansfield III (275) Casa Grande High School 1726 9 Zachariah Moultrie (215) Nevada Union Miners High School 1716 10 Taylor Whitworth (207) Redwood High School 1697 11 John (Jack) Mann (209) Nevada Union Miners High School 1615 12 Zach Williams (218) Nevada Union Miners High School 1581 13 Ben Spurr (283) Marin Catholic Mountain Bike Team 1555 14 Grant Snyder (280) Trojans High School Composite 1537 15 Marcus Segedin (202) Redwood High School 1536 16 Ryan Taylor (254) Sir Francis Drake High School 1502 17 Brett Maur (287) Trojans High School Composite 1484 18 Camilo Vilaseca (233) Berkeley High School 1478 19 Daniel Folwarkow (221) Trojans High School Composite 1458 20 Patrick Maguire (273) Casa Grande High School 1450 21 Stacey Longtin-Horton (240) San Rafael High School 1425 22 Jacob Florez (235) Salinas High School 1417 23 Grant Pfingsten (250) San Ramon Valley 1385 24 Sam Redman (203) Redwood High School 1383 25 Ryan Moore (204) Redwood High School 1381 26 Satchel Cronk (257) Sir Francis Drake High School 1339 27 Ross Kennedy (237) Salinas High School 1323 28 Danny Lee (223) Branson High School 1312 29 Nigel Bess (226) Berkeley High School 1299 30 Cooper Scheid (234) Salinas High School 1295 31 Adrian Studdiford (263) El Cerrito High School 1273 32 Thomas Meeske (208) Nevada Union Miners High School 1265 33 Kyle Wood (271) Casa Grande High School 1264 Will Harper (281) Trojans High School Composite 1264 35 Evan Goldstein (255) Sir Francis Drake High School 1252 36 Aidan Arata (285) Nevada Union Miners High School 1249 37 Dakota Schneider (253) Sir Francis Drake High School 1230 38 Hamish Henderson (251) San Ramon Valley 1215 39 Laurens Kuypers (260) El Cerrito High School 1207 Zachary Mitchell (262) El Cerrito High School 1207 41 Nicolas Aparicio (206) Redwood High School 1168 42 Daniel Elvidge (246) San Ramon Valley 1119 43 Julian Eisen (214) Nevada Union Miners High School 1114 44 Martin Cotteral (265) El Cerrito High School 1100 45 Alexander Marshland (268) El Cerrito High School 1099 46 Brad Hoffler (220) Nevada Union Miners High School 1077 5 of 18 47 Connor Allen (270) Georgiana Bruce Kirby Preparatory School 1064 48 Carson Chapman (269) Georgiana Bruce Kirby Preparatory School 1061 49 Kevin Sueksdorf (252) San Ramon Valley 1034 50 Walik Sean (213) Nevada Union Miners High School 1009 51 Brian Labrie (245) San Ramon Valley 979 52 Jake Carrade (238) San Rafael High School 966 53 Brian Seegers (266) El Cerrito High School 958 54 RJ Pearce (225) Branson High School 925 55 Garth Barrick (219) Trojans High School Composite 920 56 Robbie Large (261) El Cerrito High School 915 57 Trenton Vleisides (248) San Ramon Valley 901 58 Matt Malsin (201) Redwood High School 900 Ryan Scherer (274) Casa Grande High School 900 60 Ryan Dailey (286) Trojans High School Composite 876 61 John (Jack) Brown (278) Tamalpais High School 785 62 Max Fogarty (230) Berkeley High School 760 63 Timothy Grebe (212) Nevada Union Miners High School 663 64 Jackson Karlenzig (258) Sir Francis Drake High School 646 65 Ross Van Der Wal (241) San Rafael High School 644 66 Kevan Shergill (243) San Ramon Valley 631 67 Michael Magner (239) San Rafael High School 627 68 Sam Vieaux (210) Nevada Union Miners High School 621 69 Garrett Newman (216) Nevada Union Miners High School 614 70 Andrew Buie (224) Branson High School 610 Liam Studdiford (264) El Cerrito High School 610 72 Alex Sueksdorf (247) San Ramon Valley 602 Gabriel Lehman (259) El Cerrito High School 602 74 James Schmidt (290) Nevada Union Miners High School 433 75 Jonah Udall (231) Berkeley High School 348 76 John Ericson (222) Branson High School 333 Ryan Gumm (284) Marin Catholic Mountain Bike Team 333 78 Steven Baldock (217)
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