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LW cyclists have one of best ever road race weekends at Purdue Lindsey Men's A Road Race Team outraces Marian College by 177-142 points! Standouts at West Lafayette, IN: Kip Spaude, Danny Estevev, Clayton Omer, Ashley James, Sarah Lukas, Mike Souers, adn James Brown. Click on headline for the complete story, photos By David Grigsby, LWC Cycling Coach The Lindsey Wilson Cycling team raced at Purdue University in West Lafayette, IN, this weekend. The Blue Raiders won the Mens A road race with a total of 177 points over Marian college with 142 points. Junior Kip Spaude of Watertown, WI, took 2nd place for the 2nd consecutive year on the brutal 40 mile course which featured a steep, twisting climb to the finish line. Freshman Danny Estevez of Worchester, MA, held on for 3rd place while freshman Clayton Omer of Louisville, KY was 10th and junior Stefan Swecker was 12th. The Lindsey Wilson Cycling team also took 2nd place in the Mens A Team Time Trial event. Kip Spaude, Clayton Omer, Danny Estevez and Josh Nagode set a blistering pace, covering the 10 mile course in just over 23 minutes for an average speed of over 26 miles per hour. In Women's A race, Ashley James has phenomenal performance In the Women's A race, freshman Ashley James of Delafield, WI, was racing solo against the field of 15 riders. Ashley punished the other girls up the tough climb with attack after attack until the field had whittled down to just 2. After the tremendous work Ashley took 2nd for another phenomenal result. Junior Sarah Lukas of Eagle River, WI,, in her first race back after ankle surgery toughed it out to place in the points as well. The Mens B saw Lindsey sophomore Mike Souers of Fort Wayne, IN hold on for 16th place and in the Mens Cs it was sophomore James Brown taking 11th. This was one of the most successful road races ever for the Lindsey Wilson cycling team. This story was posted on 2009-04-06 08:53:22
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