2000 INSA Rider Cross
Results

Inland Northwest Ski Association Five Mountain Rider Cross
Sponsored by

Silver Mountain 1/23/00	Lookout Pass 2/13/00	49º North 2/20/00	Mt. Spokane 3/5/00	Schweitzer 3/19/00
Series Winners

Other sponsors of this FIVE MOUNTAIN RIDER CROSS SERIES include
Spokane Bike & Board	SnowBoy Productions	K2
Zeal Optics	Test Pilot	Sony
Lou Lou's Ski & Sport	Sports Creal	Alpine Haus

Series Events

January 23 -- Silver Mountain:
91 racers competed on a very fast (some said "dangerous" with glee), minute long course under a calm but partly cloudy sky on EIGHT FEET of perfect snow.

Trophy Races
Men's 13 & under Snowboard 12 racers	First = J. D. Davey (Spokane) Second = Danny Morledge (Athol) Third = Cody Pate (Coeur d'Alene)
Men's 14 to 17 Snowboard 19 racers	First = Dylan Hill (Coeur d'Alene) Second = Wyatt O'Day (?) Third = Chris Kelly (St. Maries)
Men's 18 to 24 Snowboard 9 racers	First = Ken Kelly (St. Maries) Second = Charlie Walker (?) Third = Nick Fisher (Colbert)
Men's 25 to 29 Snowboard no racers
Men's 30 & over Snowboard 10 racers	First = Mark Stegall (Sandpoint) Second = Mike Hamm (Spokane) Third = Dave Sanborn (Bayview)
Woman's Open Ski 2 racers	First = Kelly Johnson (Hayden) Second = Elizabeth Wargo (Post Falls)
Teleboard! 2 racers	First = J. Tortorelli (Spokane) Second = Dan Spalding (Spokane)
CASH Races In these races, half of the $20 entry fees went into the cash prizes. In the case of the Men's Open Snowboard Race, this was added to a $300 guaranteed prize. Cash payouts were 55% to First, 30% to Second and 15% to Third.
Men's Open Snowboard 26 racers	First = Jeff Yates (Hayden) = $308 Second = Jared McCrum (Sandpoint) = $168 Third = Pete Pauling (Spokane) = $84
Women's Open Snowboard 6 racers	First = Mig McMullen (Sagle) = $38 Second = Nikki Anderson (Sandpoint) = $18 Third = Tracy Faux (Spokane) = $9
Men's Open Ski 6 racers	First = Jason Sappenfield (Coeur d'Alene) = $38 Second = Gabe Lopper (Coeur d'Alene) = $18 Third = Eric Rice (Spokane) = $9
Women's Open Ski 2 racers	First = Kelly Johnson (Hayden) = $11 Second = Elizabeth Wargo (Post Falls) = $9

February 13 -- Lookout Pass:
83 racers competed on a very challenging course that dropped 800 feet under partly sunny skies on a TEN FOOT base. Although the Buzzards Valley terrain park was well used by boarders and skiers alike during the day, the INSA race course down the front side of Runt Mountain was designed for a good time of about a minute and a half. A good time in last year's Buzzard Series was about 45 seconds.

Trophy Races
Men's 13 & under Snowboard 14 racers	First = Cody Pate (Coeur d'Alene) Second = Danny Morledge (Athol) Third = Ryan Anderson (Sandpoint)
Men's 14 to 17 Snowboard 5 racers	First = Shawn Freyer (Sandpoint) Second = Dylan Hill (Coeur d'Alene) Third = Luke Miller (Sandpoint)
Men's 18 to 24 Snowboard 6 racers	First = Dustin Clark (Sandpoint) Second = Jeremy Deming (Post Falls) Third = Ken Kelly (St. Maries)
Men's 25 to 29 Snowboard 4 racers	First = Solan Wolf (Portland!) Second = Mike Hamm (Spokane) Third = Mark Sterbrow (New Orleans!)
Men's 30 & over Snowboard 6 racers	First = Dave Sanborn (Bayview) Second = Mark Stegall (Sandpoint) Third = Darrin Dillon (Spokane)
Woman's 17 & under Snowboard 4 racers	First = Desiree Dean (Wallace) Second = Katy Short (Coeur d'Alene) Third = Kelly Franklin (Alberton)
Woman's 18 & over Snowboard 3 racers	First = Jennifer Adams (Pullman) Second = Arlea Wills (Spokane) Third = Chara Bounett (Spokane)
CASH Races In these races, half of the $20 entry fees went into the cash prizes. In the case of the Men's Open Snowboard Race, this was added to a $300 guaranteed prize. Cash payouts were 55% to First, 30% to Second and 15% to Third.
Men's Open Snowboard 26 racers	First = Daniel Sayferth (Sandpoint) = $308 Second = Wright Hollingsworth (Missoula) = $168 Third = Tegue Mullan (Sandpoint) = $84
Women's Open Snowboard 10 racers	First = Tracy Faux (Spokane) = $55 Second = Shadra Brown (Hayden) = $30 Third = Nikki Anderson (Sandpoint) = $15
Men's Open Ski 5 racers	First = Jason Sappenfield (Coeur d'Alene) = $28 Second = Dominic Dire (Wallace) = $15 Third = Gabe Lopper (Coeur d'Alene) = $8

February 20 -- 49º North:
77 racers competed on a long course that began at the top of the Terrain Park and ended by the Lodge. The well-crafted and imaginative course was described by several racers as "brutal," especially when it dropped down the 49º Mine Shaft! The day was sunny, the view was splendid, the snow was fast... and the accidents were spectacular! Nothing worse than a few bruises, however, thanks to our mandatory helmet law.

Trophy Races
Men's 13 & under Snowboard 9 racers	First = Ryan Anderson (Sandpoint) Second = Danny Morledge (Athol) Third = Tylar McPheron (from ?)
Men's 14 to 17 Snowboard 10 racers	First = Dylan Hill (Coeur d'Alene) Second = AJ LaFrenze (Sandpoint) Third = Davey Atwood (Mead)
Men's 18 to 24 Snowboard 4 racers	First = Dustin Krieger (Colville) Second = Chris Parks (Spokane) Third = Jason Graham (Spokane)
Men's 25 to 29 Snowboard 5 racers	First = Mike Hamm (Spokane) Second = Daryl Johnson (Spokane) Third = Scott Joslin (Post Falls)
Men's 30 & over Snowboard 5 racers	First = Dave Sanborn (Bayview) Second = Mark Stegall (Sandpoint) Third = Darrin Dillon (Spokane)
Woman's 17 & under Snowboard 2 racers	First = Laurel Jackson (Mead) Second = Melissa Johnson (Valley)
Woman's 18 & over Snowboard no racers
CASH Races In these races, half of the $20 entry fees went into the cash prizes. In the case of the Men's Open Snowboard Race, this was added to a $300 guaranteed prize. Cash payouts were 55% to First, 30% to Second and 15% to Third.
Men's Open Snowboard 23 racers	First = Tegue Mullan (Sandpoint) = $292 Second = Jeff Yates (Hayden) = $159 Third = Fred Thompson (Sandpoint) = $80
Women's Open Snowboard 5 racers	First = Nikki Anderson (Sandpoint) = $28 Second = Chara Dounett (from Spokane) = $15 Third = Mia McMullen (Sagle) = $8
Men's Open Ski 14 racers	First = Gabe Lopper (Coeur d'Alene) = $77 Second = Jason Sappenfield (Coeur d'Alene) = $42 Third = Nathan Reinbold (from ?) = $21

March 5 -- Mt. Spokane:
97 racers battled fear on a course that would have been normally called "short and sweet." However dense fog made it "spooky and wicked." Beginning at the Terrain Park, the racers were soon lost from view as they entered a course marked with pine tree cuttings and punctuated by surprises. The number of increased entries in the Open Ski Division was remarkable.

Trophy Races
Men's 13 & under Snowboard 17 racers	First = Ryan Anderson (Sandpoint) Second = Cody Pate (Coeur d'Alene) Third = Danny Morledge (Athol)
Men's 14 to 17 Snowboard 14 racers	First = Tim Prouty (Spokane) Second = Scott Pardo (Spokane) Third = Shawn Freyer (Sandpoint)
Men's 18 to 24 Snowboard 4 racers	First = Ken Kelly (St. Maries) Second = Dustin Semb (Chattaroy) Third = Jeremiah William-Car (Cheney)
Men's 25 to 29 Snowboard 2 racers	First = Redgy Smith (Spokane) Second = Brant Beck (Spokane)
Men's 30 & over Snowboard 7 racers	First = Mike Cotes (Spokane) Second = Burt Randall (Curlew) Third = Darrin Dillon (Spokane)
Woman's 17 & under Snowboard 4 racers	First = Laurel Jackson (Mead) Second = Katy Short (Coeur d'Alene) Third = Kim Anderson (from ?)
Woman's 18 & over Snowboard no racers
CASH Races In these races, half of the $20 entry fees went into the cash prizes. In the case of the Men's Open Snowboard Race, this was added to a $300 guaranteed prize. Cash payouts were 55% to First, 30% to Second and 15% to Third.
Men's Open Snowboard 21 racers	First = Fred Thompson (Sandpoint) = $281 Second = Pat Holland (Sandpoint) = $153 Third = Brian Seibert (Coeur d'Alene) = $77
Women's Open Snowboard 4 racers	First = Tracy Faux (Spokane) = $22 Second = Nikki Anderson (Sandpoint) = $12 Third = Mia McMullen (Sagle) = $6
Men's Open Ski 21 racers	First = Caleb Mullen (Sandpoint) = $116 Second = Ryan Lee (Spokane) = $63 Third = Jason Stiegelmeyer (Electric City) = $32
Women's Open Ski 3 racers	First = Chrissy Snow (Spokane) = $17 Second = Summer Healey (Spokane) = $9 Third = Denise Weiss (Mead) = $5

March 19 -- Schweitzer:
145 racers battled nature and each other in this final contest where unexpected events ruled. Conditions went from blue sky to blizzard, and from calm to windy several times each hour. The view of Lake Pend Oreille varied from spectacular to invisible, and the long course varied from fast to frightening accordingly.

Trophy Races
Men's 13 & under Snowboard 15 racers	First = Tyler Wahlin (Sandpoint) Second = Ryan Anderson (Sandpoint) Third = Danny Morledge (Athol)
Men's 14 to 17 Snowboard 25 racers	First = Shawn Freyer (Sandpoint) Second = AJ LaFrenz (Sandpoint) Third = Davey Atwood (Mead)
Men's 18 to 24 Snowboard 10 racers	First = Anthony Powell (Coeur d'Alene) Second = Jason Foy (Sandpoint) Third = Ryan Piehl (Sandpoint)
Men's 25 to 29 Snowboard 3 racers	First = Jason Wing (Coeur d'Alene) Second = Jason Brown (Sandpoint)
Men's 30 & over Snowboard 7 racers	First = Mark Stegall (Sandpoint) Second = Mike Cotes (Spokane) Third = Dave Sanborn (Bayview)
Woman's 17 & under Snowboard 2 racers	First = Laurel Jackson (Mead) Second = Katy Short (Coeur d'Alene)
Woman's 18 & over Snowboard 3 racers	Jennie Lynch (Moses Lake) Jackilyn Kemmish (Mead) Third = Teresa Pogue (Sandpoint)
CASH Races In these races, half of the $20 entry fees went into the cash prizes. In the case of the Men's Open Snowboard Race, AND the Men's Open Ski Race, this was added to a $300 guaranteed prize. Cash payouts were 55% to First, 30% to Second and 15% to Third.
Men's Open Snowboard 43 racers	First = TJ Quiring (Hayden Lake) = $402 Second = Greg Nielson (Sandpoint) = $219 Third = Kyle Walters (Mercer Island) = $109
Women's Open Snowboard 10 racers	First = Nikki Anderson (Sandpoint) = $55 Second = Mia McMullen (Sagle) = $30 Third = Mandy Mehler = (Boise) = $15
Men's Open Ski 25 racers	First = Jason Sappenfield (Coeur d'Alene) = $303 Second = Bryan Dillon (Sandpoint) = $165 Third = Trevor Ashenbreger (Seattle) = $82
Women's Open Ski 2 racers	First = Laura Gillet (Sandpoint) = $13 Second = Kori Quin (Sandpoint) = $9

Series Winners
As stated on the handouts distributed at the first race, Series Winners were determined by ADDING THE TOP THREE SCORES for racers who competed in at least three races. Points were awarded at each race as follows:

The points awarded at Schweitzer and the resulting scores for everyone in the Series will be included on each Division's page in the next couple of days.
Please bear with me,
Greg

Trophy Races
Men's 13 & under Snowboard	First = Ryan Anderson (Sandpoint) = 275 points Second = Cody Pate (Coeur d'Alene) = 230 points Third = Danny Morledge (Athol) = 225 points Ryan was awarded a 2001 K2 Wisdom snowboard for his performance in this close and spirited competition.
Men's 14 to 17 Snowboard	First = Dylan Hill (Coeur d'Alene) = 275 points Second = Shawn Freyer (Sandpoint) = 255 points Third = AJ LaFrenz (Sandpoint) = 190 points
Men's 18 to 24 Snowboard	First = Ken Kelly (St. Maries) = 255 points Second = Dustin Clark (Sandpoint) = 110 points
Men's 25 to 29 Snowboard	First = Mike Hamm (Spokane) = 250 points Second = Mark Sterbcow (New Orleans) = 135 points
Men's 30 & over Snowboard	First = Mark Stegall (Sandpoint) = 275 points Second = Dave Sanborn (Bayview) = 255 points Third = Darrin Dillon (Spokane) = 165 points
Woman's 17 & under Snowboard	First = Laurel Jackson (Mead) = 300 points Second = Katy Short (Coeur d'Alene) = 225 points
CASH Races In the Men's Open Snowboard Race, a cash prize of $1200 was split 55% to First, 30% to Second and 15% to Third.
Men's Open Snowboard	First = Jeff Yates (Hayden Lake) = 205 points = $660 Second = Tegue Mullen (Sandpoint) = 195 points = $360 Third = Daniel Seyferth (Sandpoint) = 165 points = $180
Women's Open Snowboard	First = Nikki Anderson (Sandpoint) = 275 points Second = Tracy Faux (Spokane) = 255 points Third = Mia McMullen (Sagle) = 230 points
Men's Open Ski	First = Jason Sappenfield (Coeur d'Alene) = 300 points Second = Gabe Lopper (Coeur d'Alene) = 230 points

Silver Mountain 1/23/00	Lookout Pass 2/13/00	49º North 2/20/00	Mt. Spokane 3/5/00	Schweitzer 3/19/00
Series Winners

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2000 INSA Rider Cross Results

2000 INSA Rider Cross
Results