Summerhill solos to stars-and-stripes

Danny Summerhill (Garmin-Felt) won the Under 23 stars-and-stripes jersey at the US National Cyclo-Cross Championships held in Bend, Oregon. He claimed victory with a 23-second margin to second placed Chance Noble (California Giant Berry Farms) and nearly one minute ahead of third placed Luke Keough (Champion Systems).

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#Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
1Daniel Summerhill (Garmin Felt)0:53:29
2Chance Noble (California Giant Berry Farms)0:00:23
3Luke Keough (Champion Systems)0:01:08
4Dave Hackworthy (Plan C)0:01:09
5Jeremy Ferguson (California Giant/specialized)0:01:51
6Travis Livermon (Champion System / Cannondale)0:02:00
7Conor Mullervy0:02:12
8Alex Howes (Clifbar Development Team)0:02:20
9Nathan Bannerman (Rad Racing Nw)0:02:27
10Steve Fisher (Rad Racing Nw / Hagens Berman)0:02:40
11Eric Thompson0:02:49
12Andrew Llewellyn (Texas Roadhouse Cycling)0:02:50
13Mitchell Hoke (Colorado College)0:03:02
14Jack Hinkens (Plan C)0:03:12
15Jerome Townsend (Bikereg.com / Joe's Garage)0:03:23
16Eric Emsky (Rad Racing Nw / Hagens Berman)0:03:47
17Joseph Schmalz (Kccx/verge)0:03:55
18Bradford Perley (Lees-mcrae)0:04:01
19Kevin Mullervy (Rmcef/westdide Cycling)0:04:05
20Will Ross (Kaladi Brothers/subway)0:04:23
21Christopher Dale (Raleigh All Stars P/b Cady Con)0:04:25
22Patrick Bradley (Rutgers University Cycling Tea)0:05:19
23Logan VonBokel (Mesa Cycles Racing Team)0:05:45
24Kyle Murphy0:06:39
25Nate Byrom (Cycleur)0:07:37
26John Crow (North Carolina State Universit)0:08:03
27Cory Simpson (Woodinville Bicycle/bikefit)0:08:34
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#Rider Name (Country) Team
28Joshua Berry (Smith Optics)
29Morgan Ryan (Socalcross)
30Brian Jorgensen
31Martin Lang (Mesa Cycles Racing Team)
32Zachary Edwards (Drt Racing)
33Brent Steinberg (Mesa State College)
34Alex Edwards (Kccx)
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#Rider Name (Country) Team
35Adam Looney
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#Rider Name (Country) Team
36Zach McDonald (Stevens/classic Cycle)
37Justin Evans (C4 Racing)
38Brian Sain (Inland Construction)
39Peter Hagerty (Team Plan C)
DNSTyler Karnes (Pioneer Racing)
DNSZane Freebairn (Porcupine/specialzed Racing)
DNSDoug Barnett
DNSChris Hurst
DNFCarson Miller (Team Rubicon-orbea)
DNFalex grman (The Hub)
DNFPhilip (Alder) Martz (Dlp Racing)
DNFChristopher Bogedin (Wolverine Sports Club)
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