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US Pro XCT #3: Ute Valley 2012

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Trebon wins first Pro XCT eliminator

Woodruff wins women's contest
Godby wins short track in Ute Valley

Blevins narrowly takes women's victory
Trebon wins the Ute Valley Pro XCT in a shocker

Group of five battles hard for the victory

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US Pro XCT #3: Ute Valley 2012
16 June 2012 - 17 June 2012 | Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States
- USA's Pro XCT Series resumes in Colorado Springs
- Elite women cross country - Nash wins mudfest at Ute Valley Pro XCT
  2012-06-16
- Elite men cross country - Trebon wins the Ute Valley Pro XCT in a shocker
  2012-06-16
- Short track - Godby wins short track in Ute Valley
  2012-06-17
- Eliminator - Trebon wins first Pro XCT eliminator
  2012-06-17

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