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ALABAMA CPT Spring 2019 <Yellow Highlight> ALABAMA CPT Spring 2019 2019 Grade 2020 2019 Category Race #2 Race #3 Race #4 Race #5 Overall 2020 Points Last Name First Name Sex 2019 Team Name (Last Year) Grade (Last Year) Percentile Percentile Percentile Percentile Percentile Category Overall Anderson Dominic Male Hewitt Trussville 10 11 SB 32.43% 27.27% -- -- 78.72% JV 828 Anderson Sam Male Auburn High School 10 11 SB 86.49% 75.00% 84.21% 82.86% 65.96% JV 1025 Arnold Drew Male Auburn High School 10 11 SB 21.62% 20.45% 23.68% 100.00% 23.40% JV 1334 Arnold John Thomas Male Auburn High School 10 11 SB 5.41% 6.82% 10.53% 2.86% 4.26% JV 1546 Banish Kathryn Female Huntsville High School 10 11 SG 77.78% 77.78% -- 100.00% 88.89% JV 1380 Barnes Landin Male Oak Mountain High School 11 12 JVB 61.82% 71.15% 58.33% 68.75% 57.63% JV 1136 Barnett Brandon Male Jacksonville High School 11 12 JVB 27.27% 80.77% 66.67% -- 55.93% JV 1137 Barnett Matthew Male Jacksonville High School 9 10 FB 80.00% 82.86% 61.11% -- 72.15% Sophomore 856 Berrios Luke Male Gulf Coast Composite 9 10 FB 73.85% 61.43% -- -- 92.41% Sophomore 584 Berry Jordan Female Huntsville High School 9 10 FG 50.00% 42.86% 66.67% 60.00% 40.00% Sophomore 1438 Berry Sam Male Huntsville High School 9 10 FB 55.38% 37.14% 48.61% 57.14% 46.84% Sophomore 996 Berry Toby Male Huntsville High School 9 10 FB 53.85% 41.43% 41.67% 45.71% 40.51% Sophomore 1028 Blackmon Caleb Male Patriots MTB Team 10 11 SB -- 100.00% -- -- 100.00% JV 294 Blackwell Grant Male Red Mountain Composite 10 11 SB -- 40.91% 47.37% 48.57% 40.43% JV 1179 Bloyd Trayce Male Buckhorn High School 10 11 SB 70.27% 59.09% -- -- 80.85% JV 688 Boaz Jeremy Male Huntsville High School 11 12 JVB 56.36% 75.00% 56.25% 47.92% 44.07% JV 1195 Bolton Baker Male Vestavia Hills 9 10 FB 92.31% 91.43% 59.72% 70.00% 62.03% Sophomore 886 Britt William Male Vestavia Hills 11 12 JVB 83.64% 76.92% -- 70.83% 76.27% JV 1046 Brittain Lacie Female Hewitt Trussville 11 12 JVG 45.45% 54.55% 50.00% 61.11% 47.83% JV 1466 Brown Joseph Male Vestavia Hills 9 10 FB -- 78.57% 98.61% 78.57% 87.34% Sophomore 828 Bryant AleXander Male Red Mountain Composite 9 10 FB -- 55.71% 58.33% 58.57% 56.96% Sophomore 912 Bryant William Male Hewitt Trussville 9 10 FB 43.08% 45.71% 65.28% 44.29% 39.24% Sophomore 1030 Burns Conrad Male James Clemens High School 9 10 FB 23.08% 27.14% 38.89% 31.43% 24.05% Sophomore 1185 Burns Kailyn Female Patriots MTB Team 11 12 JVG 77.27% 72.73% -- 83.33% 69.57% JV 1327 Bustos Jade Female Buckhorn High School 10 11 JVG 13.64% 13.64% 11.11% 16.67% 8.70% Varsity 1645 Cagle Thomas Male Madison Trailblazers Composite 9 10 FB 52.31% 38.57% 55.56% 47.14% 41.77% Sophomore 1020 Cain Dustin Male Pelham High School 9 10 FB 32.31% 28.57% 36.11% 41.43% 31.65% Sophomore 1114 Capley Elisha Male Tuscaloosa Mountain Flyers Composite 11 12 JVB 41.82% -- -- -- 91.53% JV 396 Carisch Tristan Male Shelby County Composite Team 10 11 SB 78.38% 70.45% 76.32% 77.14% 61.70% JV 1053 Champion Riley Male Northridge High School 10 11 SB 29.73% 25.00% 21.05% 28.57% 19.15% JV 1354 Chanid Anuphap (AleX) Male Spain Park Mountain Bike Club 9 10 FB 21.54% 12.86% DNF 22.86% 20.25% Sophomore 1261 Cleary Sean Male Buckhorn High School 9 10 FB 100.00% -- -- -- 100.00% Sophomore 271 Clough Justin Male Buckhorn High School 11 12 JVB 25.45% 23.08% 47.92% 41.67% 25.42% JV 1362 Coley Austin Male Hoover Bucs 11 12 JVB 72.73% 67.31% 72.92% 66.67% 62.71% JV 1115 Colvert Nicholas Male Oak Mountain High School 9 10 FB 67.69% 68.57% 56.94% 62.86% 54.43% Sophomore 920 Comisac Parker Male Jacksonville High School 11 12 JVB 9.09% 9.62% 8.33% 8.33% 6.78% Varsity 1600 Cooley Adrienne Female Oak Mountain High School 11 12 JVG 27.27% 27.27% 22.22% 27.78% 21.74% Varsity 1583 Couch Tucker Male Huntsville High School 9 10 FB 46.15% 24.29% 51.39% 38.57% 34.18% Sophomore 1103 Curtis Luke Male Hewitt Trussville 10 11 JVB 12.73% 13.46% 20.83% 14.58% 13.56% Varsity 1533 David Fenn Male Spain Park Mountain Bike Club 11 12 JVB -- 19.23% 18.75% 16.67% 16.95% JV 1465 Davis Chandler Male James Clemens High School 10 11 SB 75.68% 81.82% 81.58% 80.00% 63.83% JV 1046 Davis Grayson Male Hewitt Trussville 10 11 SB 10.81% 4.55% 7.89% 8.57% 6.38% JV 1525 Denenberg Erin Female Oak Mountain High School 11 12 JVG 31.82% 31.82% 38.89% 44.44% 30.43% JV 1525 Denenberg Evan Male Oak Mountain High School 9 10 FB 18.46% 17.14% 15.28% 48.57% 17.72% Sophomore 1273 Deuel Stephen Male Hoover Bucs 10 11 SB 72.97% -- 68.42% -- 82.98% JV 684 Dobelbower Josh Male Red Mountain Composite 10 11 SB -- -- 28.95% 42.86% 76.60% JV 852 Dorris Jacob Male Vestavia Hills 9 10 FB 44.62% 44.29% 40.28% 52.86% 43.04% Sophomore 1015 Doucet Michael Male Lee County Composite Team 9 10 FB 84.62% 71.43% 69.44% 87.14% 67.09% Sophomore 878 <yellow highlight> indicates a rider that has advanced a category due to race results /*/ student-athlete raced in a different category Page 1 of 5 ALABAMA CPT Spring 2019 2019 Grade 2020 2019 Category Race #2 Race #3 Race #4 Race #5 Overall 2020 Points Last Name First Name Sex 2019 Team Name (Last Year) Grade (Last Year) Percentile Percentile Percentile Percentile Percentile Category Overall Duke Owen Male Gulf Coast Composite 10 11 SB 56.76% 56.82% 65.79% 74.29% 55.32% JV 1107 Dukes Daniel Male Hewitt Trussville 11 12 JVB -- 82.69% 77.08% 77.08% 76.27% JV 1046 Ekstrom Drew Male Grissom Tigers Mountain Bike Team 10 11 SB -- 68.18% 42.11% 40.00% 46.81% JV 1158 Ellisor An-Mei Female Auburn High School 9 10 FG 14.29% 14.29% 22.22% 40.00% 20.00% JV 1524 Emerson Joseph Male Patriots MTB Team 11 12 JVB 96.36% 92.31% 91.67% 91.67% 79.66% JV 1028 Engram Joshua Male Auburn High School 9 10 FB 72.31% 64.29% 68.06% 65.71% 59.49% Sophomore 901 Fabian Kathryn Female Oak Mountain High School 9 10 FG 57.14% 64.29% 88.89% 80.00% 53.33% Sophomore 1391 Farmer JC Male Oak Mountain High School 11 12 JVB 40.00% 21.15% 25.00% 22.92% 18.64% JV 1439 Farr Conlan Male Patriots MTB Team 10 11 SB 27.03% 22.73% -- 45.71% 25.53% JV 1279 Fella Joshua Male Spain Park Mountain Bike Club 9 10 FB -- -- 8.33% 5.71% 49.37% JV 975 Fields Kyler Male Benjamin Russell High School 9 10 FB 70.77% 77.14% 72.22% 77.14% 64.56% Sophomore 882 Foradori Sofia Female Auburn High School 9 10 FG 64.29% 85.71% -- -- 73.33% Sophomore 848 Ford Madi Female Buckhorn High School 11 12 JVG 50.00% 59.09% 61.11% 72.22% 52.17% JV 1431 Ford Tillman Male Spain Park Mountain Bike Club 9 10 FB 15.38% 42.86% 31.94% 14.29% 16.46% Sophomore 1276 Forsythe Hunter Male Spain Park Mountain Bike Club 9 10 FB 60.00% 48.57% 54.17% 68.57% 53.16% Sophomore 950 Francis Joseph Male Jacksonville High School 11 12 JVB 7.27% 5.77% 14.58% 12.50% 8.47% Varsity 1599 Freeman Thomas Male Madison Trailblazers Composite 9 10 FB 27.69% 35.71% 29.17% 34.29% 30.38% Sophomore 1149 French Jack Male Northridge High School 9 10 FB 20.00% 8.57% 25.00% 24.29% 13.92% Sophomore 1308 Fry Leah Female Smith Station High School 9 10 FG 92.86% 100.00% -- -- 86.67% Sophomore 810 Fuller Will Male Lee County Composite Team 9 10 FB 24.62% 14.29% 83.33% 15.71% 15.19% Sophomore 1302 Gachet Reeves Male Vestavia Hills 9 10 FB 49.23% 50.00% 43.06% 51.43% 45.57% Sophomore 1000 Galipeau Joseph Male Hoover Bucs 11 12 JVB 14.55% 17.31% 12.50% 27.08% 15.25% Varsity 1488 Garcia Antonio Male Jacksonville High School 10 11 SB 54.05% 50.00% 55.26% 60.00% 51.06% JV 1155 Garner Blake Male Shelby County Composite Team 11 12 JVB 90.91% 88.46% 95.83% 93.75% 83.05% JV 1023 Gentle Nathan Male Red Mountain Composite 9 10 FB 58.46% -- 62.50% 61.43% 58.23% Sophomore 902 Gifford Thomas Male Pelham High School 11 12 JVB 63.64% 55.77% 70.83% 54.17% 49.15% JV 1163 Gilbert Ethan Male Etowah County Composite Team 11 12 SB /*/ 93.18% 94.74% 97.14% 72.34% JV 970 Graham Jacob Male Cheaha mountain bike racing team composite 11 12 JVB 58.18% 63.46% 52.08% 45.83% 42.37% JV 1205 Grant Caleb Male Hewitt Trussville 10 11 SB 89.19% 34.09% 36.84% 34.29% 27.66% JV 1276 Gray John Curtis Male Red Mountain Composite 10 11 SB 43.24% 36.36% 57.89% 57.14% 36.17% JV 1206 Green AleX Male Red Mountain Composite 10 11 VB 20.00% 22.22% DNF 11.11% 10.00% Varsity 1755 Gunter Cooper Male Huntsville High School 9 10 FB 56.92% 47.14% 50.00% 64.29% 51.90% Sophomore 964 Haataja Zachary Male Gulf Coast Composite 10 11 SB 13.51% 18.18% 100.00% 17.14% 12.77% JV 1431 Hagan Ethan Male Cheaha mountain bike racing team composite 10 11 SB 2.70% 2.27% 2.63% 5.71% 2.13% JV 1564 Haley Izzy Female Hewitt Trussville 11 12 JVG 9.09% 9.09% 16.67% 22.22% 13.04% Varsity 1644 Hammett Lauren Female Shelby County Composite Team 10 11 SG 33.33% 44.44% 83.33% 25.00% 22.22% JV 1517 Harrington Jacob Male Oak Mountain High School 9 10 FB 30.77% 31.43% 22.22% 30.00% 25.32% Sophomore 1180 Harrison Sam Male Spain Park Mountain Bike Club 10 11 SB -- -- 78.95% 85.71% 85.11% JV 679 Hart Henle Male Vestavia Hills 11 12 JVB 67.27% 90.38% 62.50% 52.08% 54.24% JV 1156 Hartleroad Luke Male Madison Trailblazers Composite 9 10 FB 69.23% 62.86% 63.89% 74.29% 59.49% Sophomore 901 Hathaway Lleyton Male Jacksonville High School 10 11 SB 48.65% 45.45% 63.16% 54.29% 38.30% JV 1182 Haynes Christopher Male Vestavia Hills 9 10 FB 12.31% 10.00% 16.67% 21.43% 11.39% Sophomore 1346 Hazel Hannah Female Benjamin Russell High School 9 10 FG 100.00% 78.57% -- -- 80.00% Sophomore 822 Hicks Wyatt Male Mississippi Blues Composite Team 9 10 FB 4.62% 1.43% 4.17% 2.86% 2.53% JV 1545 Higginbotham Cole Male Pelham High School 9 10 FB 9.23% 4.29% 6.94% 7.14% 5.06% JV 1480 Hilton Forrest Male Hoover Bucs 9 10 FB 64.62% 58.57% 81.94% 67.14% 55.70% Sophomore 916 Hinds Daniel Male Spain Park Mountain
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