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Dominant LWC Cycling Team rules at West Lafayette, IN Coach Dave Grigsby's amazing athletes from Columbia, KY, continue to reign over collegiate cycling competition; Lindsey Wilson riders score 1,645 points to 648 to second place Purdue, 331 for University of Michigan. Christopher Bogedin, Adam LaRochelle, Scott Hoffner, Jessica Crum, Taylor Ladd, Phillip Martz, Brandon Hopkins, Steven Weimar, Tyler Martin, Madison Pitts sparkle at Purdue By Dan White, Ass't LWC Sports Information Director WEST LAFAYETTE, IN - In its final regular season mountain bike race of the year, the Lindsey Wilson College cycling team dominated the field at Purdue University on Saturday and Sunday, September 19-20, 2009. The Blue Raiders amassed 1,645 points, shredding past second-place Purdue (648 points) and University of Michigan Ann Arbor with 331 points. Junior Christopher Bogedin won the men's "A" short-track race, his first victory of the season, while freshman Adam LaRochelle placed second and fellow newcomer Scott Hoffner took fifth. LaRochelle placed first in the men's "A" cross-country race on Saturday with Bogedin in fourth and Hoffner once again placing fifth.In women's "A" competition, freshman Jessica Crum finished second in cross country and third in the short-track race. Perennial winner freshman Taylor Ladd was successful both days with men's "B" titles in every category he entered, including short track, cross country and dual slalom. Newcomer Philip Martz scored a strong second-place finish in short track and took sixth in the cross-country race. The surprise of the weekend occurred in the men's "C" cross-country event. Gravity rider's sophomore Brandon Hopkins and freshman Steven Weimar decided to join the mountain-bike field. The duo finished second and third, respectively in a field of 30 veteran racers. Sophomore Tyler Martin also entered the "C" cross-country race, but broke a pedal with four miles to go. Forced to pedal the course with one leg for the final four miles, he still managed to beat seven riders, showing the typical grit of the Blue Raider cyclists. Freshman Madison Pitts rounded out the Lindsey Wilson finishers, taking second in the women's slalom. Colleges competing this weekend included Indiana University, Ripon College, Michigan Ann Arbor, Purdue, Washington University State, Butler University, University of Illinois, University of Cincinnati, Marian University, Murray State, Michigan Tech and Eastern Michigan. Next: LWC Cycling Team. Final Conference Event. Michigan Technological University, 1400 Townsend DR., Houghton, MI, for final conference event September 26-27, 2009. 8:00amCT/9:00amET.IF YOU GO: Houghton, MI, is approximately 815 miles slightly northwest of the Adair County Courthouse, Columbia, KY, approximately 14-15 hours by car. If you're biking, you should have left last Friday, September 18, 2009, or earlier. -CM This story was posted on 2009-09-22 07:11:09
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