EDWARD JONES POINTS SERIES -- UAF SPRINTS
     UAF Sprints -- June 4th, 2009 -- 100 meter sprints


June 4, 2009 :: UAF Sprints :: Each rider did 7 100 meter sprints. The 
UAF Police Speed Cart was used to clock the riders fastest attained 
speed for the distance. The course was slightly uphill and there was a 
head wind. Any maximum speed ties resulted in a "sprint duel" which was 
how the winner of the expert class was determined.

In the land of the midnight sun 
Logan Hanneman came to the race riding a gun. 
In the final race of the day 
Logan was able to keep a charging Tyson at bay. 

As Tyson's foot came out of the pedal 
Logan's foot went straight to the metal. 
Each dug hard and gave it their all 
but the final duel ended with Tyson's first fall. 

The fair damsels also had their day 
as Heather kept the challengers at bay. 
The sport men ended in much the same way 
as Rick Steel won going away. 

High speeds rose to 31 miles per hour 
as riders battled wind and a slight hill as they looked for all available power. 
As temperatures soard to 84 above 
by the end of the sprints riders felt nothing but love. 

But as the breeze blew the smiling riders back to the start 
you clearly understood what was in their hearts. 
Logan Hanneman you best take heed, 
for the next time, surely, they will have more speed. 

RESULTS 
#) NAME 	AVG MAX SPEED 

=Experts
1) Logan Hanneman 31.5 (won the duel) 
2) Tyson Flaharty 31.5 
3) Jeff Oatley 30.0 
4) Reese Hanneman 29.5 
5) Will Coleman 27.0 

=Sport 
1) Rick Steel 28.0 
2) Chris Wyatt 27.0 
3) Erik Brunner 26.5 (won duel) 
4) Todd Redinius 26.5 

=Women 
1) Heather Best 26.5 
2) Laura LeBlanc 26.0 
3) Kate Bennett 25.5 

=Super Domestiques (volunteers)
Melissa Lewis 
Heather Best