Ted

You can relive several of the Cross Crusade series events from the past
couple of years and see all of the talent Chris has mentioned, here:

http://www.pbase.com/turnert/bike_racing_galleries

Enjoy and good luck on Sunday!

Ted

----- Original Message -----
From: "Chris Brandt"
To:
Sent: Wednesday, September 27, 2006 3:46 PM
Subject: Re: [OBRA Chat] Zero Weeks Until Cyclocross: Cross Crusade
StartsSunday

> Just read the press release text... Sounds like the series will be
> better than ever! I can't wait. But, I have to point out that one name
> got left off that prestigious list of Cyclocross World Championship
> U.S. National Team members: ERIK TONKIN!
>
> Oregon is really collecting/creating a pool of talent. With names like
> Erik Tonkin, Ryan Trebon, Barry Wicks, Adam Craig, Carl Decker,
> Shannon Skerritt, Chris Horner, Bart Bowen(?), Molly Cameron, Kevin
> Hulick, Evan Plews, Sean Doyle, Ben Thompson, Brig Brandt, Rhonda
> Mazza, Bridgette Stoick, and a handful of other talented riders. The
> Crusade deck is getting pretty stacked at the top, with even more new
> faces stepping into the mix. 2006 should be the most challenging
> season yet!
>
> ---
> "Oregon is home to several of America's top cyclocross racers,
> including defending 2005 USGP series and 2004 Category A Men Cross Crusade
> champion Barry Wicks and 2004 U.S. National runner-up Ryan Trebon, both of
> Corvallis, plus Portland's Shannon Skerritt, 2005 U.S. Nationals masters
> titlist. The women's Cross Crusade field will be headed by Portland's
> Rhonda Mazza, third in the 2004 U.S. Nationals; and Gina Hall, of Ashland.
> Treborn, Wicks and Mazza all represented the U.S. in last year's World
> Cyclocross Championships. "
> ---
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