Emma White wins U23 women's US cyclo-cross title

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Clouse wins junior women's title

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Young Emma White (Cannondale) has been posting quite a few results so far this season(Image credit: Dave McElwaine)

Emma White (Cannondale p/b Cyclocrossworld.com) earned a spot to the UCI Cyclo-cross World Championships after winning the under-23 women's title in Reno, Nevada on Sunday. White soloed to the finish ahead of Clara Honsinger (Washington State Bicycle Association) in second while Emma Swartz (Trek Cyclocross Collective) was the third under-23 woman to cross the line.

"I am looking forward to the Worlds," White told event presenters in a post-race interview. "There was a lot of pressure on me today, a lot of pressure that I put on myself. Worlds is coming up quick and I'm excited about that."

The championships event was held on a relatively dry and fast course in Rancho San Rafael Park. "The course was split up today and I had to put the power down on the first part and I was able to recover in the second half of the lap. I'm thankful for all the support I have from my sponsors and family."

Katie Clouse (Alpha Bicycle Co - Groove Subaru), 16, won the junior women's title. She had an impressive race, which was grouped together with the under-23 women's category. She started with White and Honsinger, and held a strong third-placed position for the entire race. White was strong enough to open a gap early on but Clouse was able to stay with Honsinger. 

She finished the race just behind White and Honsinger, but ahead of Swartz, to place third out of the under-23 women while also winning the junior title. "Obviously, I'm really happy to win the junior women's title but my goal was to be able to podium in the under-23 category. I did that and so I'm really happy with my race today."

 Full Results

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#Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
1Emma White (USA)0:45:04
2Clara Honsinger (USA)0:00:33
3Katie Clouse (USA)0:00:58
4Emma Swartz (USA)0:01:51
5Shannon Mallory (USA)0:02:07
6Hannah Arensman (USA)0:02:26
7Petra Schmidtmann (USA)0:03:28
8Katherine Santos (USA)0:03:34
9Ava Lilley (USA)0:03:36
10Kennedy Adams (USA)0:04:06
11Katja Freeburn (USA)0:04:20
12Laurel Rathbun (USA)0:04:27
13Ellen Campbell (USA)0:04:28
14Ellie Mitchell (USA)0:04:44
15Anya Malarski (USA)0:05:07
16Kelsay Lundberg (USA)0:05:16
17Allison Mrugal (USA)0:06:01
18Abigail Youngwerth (USA)0:06:22
19Cara O'neill (USA)0:06:48
20Alijah Beatty (USA)0:07:04
21Meghan Owens (USA)0:07:07
22Hayden Gizinski (USA)0:07:17
23Turner Ramsay (USA)0:07:24
24Rosemary Morrissey (USA)0:08:08
25Kathryn Mcdicken (USA)Row 24 - Cell 2
26Anna Savage (USA)Row 25 - Cell 2
27Abbey O'brien (USA)Row 26 - Cell 2
28Ashley Zoerner (USA)Row 27 - Cell 2
29Sophie Russenberger (USA)Row 28 - Cell 2
30Riley Gallagher (USA)Row 29 - Cell 2
31Chloe Welch (USA)Row 30 - Cell 2
32Cayla Crockell (USA)Row 31 - Cell 2
33Ciara Macdonald (USA)Row 32 - Cell 2
34Brooke Lyman (USA)Row 33 - Cell 2
35Bethany Newton (USA)Row 34 - Cell 2
DNSLianna Pacifico (USA)Row 35 - Cell 2

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