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Lindsey Wilson Cycling finishes 4th in National Championships Blue Raider team leaders include Brooke Crum, Madison Mills, Taylor Ladd, Zachary Dorsey, James Brown, and Reed Bagley. David Grigsby is the Cycling Coach. News from Lindsey Wilson College MADISON, WI - The Lindsey Wilson College cycling team finished fourth in the team omnium at the USA Cycling Cyclo-cross National Championships following this weekend's races at Badger Prairie Park. Lindsey Wilson's Brooke Crum and Madison Mills finished 21st and 22nd overall to help the Blue Raiders to the fourth highest point total of the day. In Sunday's men's race, Lindsey Wilson's Taylor Ladd led the Blue Raiders with a 15th place finish. Ladd finished on the lead lap - the fifth lap of the race - with a time of 45:25. A trio of Lindsey Wilson riders finished a lap back at the halt of the race. Zachary Dorsey earned a 40th place finish while James Brown and Reed Bagley ended 42nd and 43rd respectively. Lindsey Wilson's Johnathan Freter did not finish the race.The Blue Raiders finished with 113 combined points from the men's and women's races. Lindsey Wilson scored 64 points from Saturday's women's race and 49 points from Sunday's men's race. Marian University, Indianapolis, IN; and Fort Lewis College of Durango, Colorado each scored 167 points followed by Lees-McRae College of Banner Elk, NC with 166 points. Marian earns the title after having the better individual finish between the two schools. The Lindsey Wilson Cycling team is led by Coach David Grigsby. This story was posted on 2012-01-09 13:12:05
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