Action in the 450A Pro Sport proved to be even more exciting, when Robbie Smith grabbed the holeshot in moto one to take the early lead ahead of Morris, Short, Loberg, Bud Moore and Thurman. Short moved past Morris on lap two, then set his sights on Smith. For two laps he closed the gap and hounded the early leader, and at the halfway mark forced his way to the front. Smith went down in the battle and dropped back to fourth, while Short never looked back, holding firm to the checkered flag. Behind the leaders, Morris, Loberg, Martin and Thurman were waging their own wars, with both Morris and Loberg slipping past Smith at the halfway mark, while Martin, who passed Thurman for fifth on the second lap, saw Thurman repass him on Lap 5. Hackley was next to take on Martin, and as the two battled, Martin went down and dropped back to 11th. Meanwhile, Thurman went to work on Smith for fourth, and as the duo headed for the white flag, Thurman took that spot away. When the riders crossed the finish line, Short led Morris, Loberg, Thurman, Smith and Hackley, while Martin’s bike quit on the final lap and he did not finish. After all the excitement in moto one, mot two was quite tame in comparison. Short quickly grabbed the early lead, and this time pulled out to a comfortable margin. Hackley put his Munn Racing KTM into second early on, and put in a very strong moto as Morris, Smith, Thurman and Martin battled behind. Thurman worked past Smith for fourth just before the halfway mark, then Martin displaced Smith one lap later. Meanwhile, Loberg had to work up from a bad start, running eighth in the early part of the moto, but Loberg kept grinding and on the last lap, Loberg caught Smith and the two battled to the checkered flag for the fifth spot. When the checkers flew, Short grabbed the moto and overall, with Hackley second in the moto, and third overall behind Morris’ 2-3 second overall score. Fourth in the moto and overall went to Thurman, as Loberg forced his way past Smith for fifth in the moto and fifth overall.

When 56 riders signed up for the 250C class, promoters Tom Shields and Terry Cordray got together and devised a split category for the lites riders, creating a 250C 12-16 Age Division, and a 250C 17+ Division. This division proved to be very popular with all of the riders, and a huge success for spectators, as the two classes provided for some fantastic racing in each moto, with large gates that were fair and manageable. Thirty one riders hit the gate for the first moto of the 250C 12-16 division, and from the drop of the gate Zachary Prokop looked unbeatable. Prokop shot to the front and led every lap of the first moto, while Austin Roberts, Jacob Hinson, Derrick Rule, Austin Martin, and Nick Lawrence gave chase. Rule moved past Hinson by the halfway mark, then went to work on Roberts. As the duo headed for the white flag lap, Roberts went down, and Rule went on to take the runner-up spot. Hinson, Martin and Colton Medders also moved past Roberts, and on the final lap, Martin was able to wrestle third place away from Hinson before they crossed the finish line. Moto two was another wire-to-wire victory for Prokop, as he put his Honda out front early and never looked back. Rule got a much better start in the second moto, but could not catch Prokop for the moto win, and had to settle for second in the moto and overalls. Conner Richardson got off to a much better start in moto two, running third early on after his first moto DNF. Behind, Martin, Brandon Belcourt and Hinson were battling to move up, and on lap 2, Belcourt moved past both Martin and Richardson for third. Martin kept the pressure on Richardson the rest of the moto, and when the checkered flag came out, it was Martinson grabbing fourth for the moto. Overall, Prokop took the top honors ahead of Rule, with Martin’s 3-4  bettering  Belcourt’s 7-3 for third. Rounding out the top five was  Hinson, who posted a 4-10 after he crashed on the third lap of the second moto.

In the 250C 17+ action, Austin Flock, Wesley Mizeill, Dylan French and Sean Reeves all battled bar-to-bar for the moto wins, but in the end, consistency earned Mizeill the overall victory. Flock shot out to the early lead in the first moto, and despite having Mizeill on his tail the entire time, Flock never relinquished the front position. Zac McNabb hounded Mizeill each lap, but he, too, could not find a way around and settled for third. Ryan Miller started out in fourth, but a bobble on lap 2 allowed Alex Morris and Reeves to get by, then Morris returned the favor by going down on the third lap and dropping to 11th. Reeves had fourth wrapped up until a fall on the last lap, leaving Dylan Sullivan and Miller to cross the line in fourth and fifth. French wasted no time in taking control of the second moto, and put up his own wire-to-wire victory. Flock gave chase for the first half of the race, but went down on lap 3 and dropped all the way back to 12th. This allowed Reeves, who moved past Miller early on, to grab second place, while Miller battle Sullivan and Mizeill. Sullivan and Mizeill both moved past Sullivan, but by the end could not catch Reeves. Overall, Mizeill’s 2-4 proved good enough to take the overall victory ahead of Sullivan’s 4-3, while French’s 8-1 topped McNabb’s 3-7, Miller’s 5-6, Flock’s 1-12, and Reeves’ 12-2.

Prokop also captured the 450C division, winning both motos ahead of Zachery Watson (3-2) and Flock (2-3). Alec Zellner put together a pair of fourths to top Mizeill’s 7-5 in the overalls.

Dustin Winter and James Milson battle for two solid motos for the overall in the 450B class, and in moto one Winter looked to have the upper hand, as he led Milson wire to wire. In moto two, Winter again dominated all but one lap, but a late crash on the final lap dropped Winter to last place, and Milson took the moto and overall win. Addison Emory started out the first moto in third, then gave way to Carter Halpain and Sam Greenslide. Greenslide pressed Halpain all the way to the wire, and took the third position before they crossed the finish line. Behind, Bailey Plouffe caught Emory late, and made his own last lap pass for fifth. Moto two saw Greenslide grabbing third early on, with Emory and Plouffe right behind, but Halpain pressed Plouffe hard for fifth. Halpain managed to take the spot just past the halfway mark, but  went down on the final lap and dropped to sixth behind Chase Ray. Overall, the top five spots went to Milson, Greenslide, Emory, Plouffe and Halpain, with Ray’s 9-4 topping Winter’s 1-13 for sixth.

In the 250B division, Chase Marquier led every lap of both motos to grab the overall victory, while behind, Shelby Peterson had to scramble in the second moto to earn the runner-up spot. Moto one saw Marquier, Peterson and Zachary Vanluvanee get of the line 1-2-3, and the trio went gate to wire in that order. Plouffe began the first moto in fourth, but dropped eighth by the end after he was passed by Greenslide and Milson. Round two saw Marquier again grab the early lead, but this time Peterson suffered a poor start and had to work up from mid-pack. Greenslide took the runner-up spot ahead of Emory on the opening lap, with Milson, Logan Kustanborter, and Peterson in tow. Milson moved past Emory on the next go around, as both Peterson and Vanluvanee dropped Plouffe back to seventh. Peterson quickly closed in on Emory, then slipped past as they headed for the white flag. In a thrilling last lap charge, Peterson was able to overtake both Milson, then Greenslide to capture second behind Marquier. Overall, Marquier and Peterson were followed by Greenslide, Milson, and Vanluvanee, who took seventh in the final moto behind Emory and Halpain.

Winter, Peterson, and Marquier all returned to do battle in the Schoolboy 2 13-16 division, and again the trio banged bars and traded moto wins in pursuit of the overall. Peterson led Marquier wire-to-wire in the opening moto, with Jeremi Williamson slipping past Cody Easton for third on the final lap. Moto two saw Marquier grab the early lead, and this time he led Winter, who fell to 11th in the opening moto, Peterson, Williamson and Dalton Leslie every step of the way. Marquier’s 2-1 topped Peterson’s 1-3 in the overalls, while Williamson took third with a 3-4 ahead of Eaton’s 4-7 and Winter’s 11-2.

Peterson managed to take an overall victory home for the weekend after a slugfest in the Collegeboy 16-24 division, where he once again went head to head with Winter and Emory. Winter grabbed the first moto victory, with Peterson, Emory, Zack Masch and Nathan Mayhugh behind, but in moto two it was Peterson who took control and crossed the wire ahead of Emory. Winter dropped to fourth just behind Drake Dunlap, while Masch picked up fifth in the moto. In the overall, Peterson led Emory, Winter and Masch, with Drake Dunlap’s 8-3 topping Chase Ray’s 6-6 and Mayhugh’s 5-8.

Williamson, Vanluvanee and Eaton returned in the Schoolboy 1 12-16 race to go 1-2-3 each moto and overall, with Zane Merrett and Brandon Matula 4-5 each time.

In Saturday’s action, Konner Hayes took the 50cc Limited 4-8 overall with a 2-3 score, ahead of Corbin Reed’s 4-2, Jayce Cashdollar’s 7-1, Sabastien Driesen’s 3-5, and Hayden Cline’s 1-8.  Cline returned to take the 51cc Limited 4-5 division ahead of Layke Campbell (3-2) and Greyson Jones (2-3). In the 51cc Limited 4-6 class, Brody Cook traded moto wins with Cline and took the overall with his second moto victory, with Cline second, Kason Little (3-3) third, Hayes  (4-7) fourth, and  Corbin Reed (7-4) fifth.  Codee Samples took both motos and the overall win in the 51cc Limited 6-7 category, ahead of Zachary Applegate’s 2-2, Brody Farris’ 4-3, Caden Meyer’s 3-4 and Connor Fair’s 5-6.

Brock Walker began his day with a pair of moto wins and the overall in the 51cc Limited 7-8 Division, the  followed it up with another pair of moto wins in the 51cc Limited 4-8 division. Jason Stubbs went 3-4 for second overall in the 51cc Limited 7-8 Division, followed by Ashton Werline (7-2), Samples (4-5), and Karson Meyer (5-6). Trey Myers went 3-2 in the 51cc Limited 4-8 division to top Applegate (6-4), Farris (4-6), and Stubbs (2-15).

In 65cc action, Tommy Leclere earned the 65cc 7-9 overall with a 2-1 after first moto winner Matthew Leblanc failed to finish the second moto.  Second overall went to Kaedon Steinert with a 3-2 score, ahead of Walker’s 4-3, Garrett Pearson’s 7-4 and Grayson Fair’s 6-5. Branden Walther dominated the 65cc 10-11 division, winning both motos and the overall, with Kaeden Amerine, Brae Bergdolt, Bryce Lizarraga and Garrison Clopton running 2-5 in each moto and overall. Leblanc returned to take both motos of the 65cc 7-11 division, with Walther and Leclere behind each time. Amerine took fourth overall with his 5-4 ahead of Bergdolt’s 4-5. Noah Soules captured both motos and the overall in the 65cc-85cc Beginner 7-11 division, followed each moto and overall by Dalton Fanning and Dallas Brown.

Walther returned in the 85cc 9-11 Division and led Clay Quick, Riley Allen, Amerine and Leclere in each moto and overall. In the 85cc 12-14 action, Grant Harlan and Dalton Dyer traded moto wins, with Harlan’s 2-1 topping Dyer’s 1-2. Dan Ingram went 4-3 for third, ahead of Carter Halpain’s 5-4 and Jack Richard’s 7-5. Walther topped off his afternoon with yet another overall victory, this time in the 85cc 9-14 division, where his 2-1 score bested Richard’s 4-3, Allen’s 6-2, Stockton Stinebaugh’s 5-6, and Dakota Washburn’s 9-4. First moto winner Quick fell to 12th in the second moto, winding up 6th overall.

In the Mini Senior Beginner 12-15 race, Parker Larson took both motos and the overall ahead of Dylan Baker (2-2), Hudson Lightfoot (4-3), Sebastian Brooks (3-5) and Garrett Hampton (8-4). Jesse Flock captured the Mini Sr 12-15 division with a 1-2 score, narrowly defeating Grant Harlan’s 4-1, Dyer’s 2-4, Ingram’s 5-3 and Kade Jackson’s 8-5. Zane Merrett grabbed both motos and the overall in the Supermini 12-16 division, with Brandon Matula second in each moto and overall. Third overall went to Harlan’s 5-3, just nipping Dyer’s 4-4 and Halpain’s 3-5.

Cami Samples captured both motos and the overall in the Girls Jr 7-11 class, ahead of Kameron Patureau and Makayla Ritchie, while Rachel Dennis topped Haley Patterson, Karista Ritchie and Emma Batten in the Girls Sr 12-16 division. Katie Anthony traded moto wins with Dennis in the Schoolgirl 12-16 action, earning the overall with the better second moto finish. Third overall went to Hanna Haywood (3-3), followed by Chelsea Davis (5-4) and Patterson (4-5). In the Women’s 14+ category, Shelbie Brittain topped Anthony in both motos and overall, with Ellen Shroyer’s 4-3 beating Dennis’ 3-4 score in the overalls. Fifth went to Nicole Gaudern with a 6-5 ahead of Davis’ 5-7.

On Sunday, Brad Wolfe captured the 125-450 Amateur Open with a perfect 1-1 score, while behind Dustin Vaughan put together a 3-4 score that was good enough for second overall. Kody Stricklin picked up third with his 5-3 afternoon, ahead of Bryan Burnett’s 4-5, and Drake Dunlap’s 10-2. Dalton Leslie, runner-up in moto 1, failed to finish the second round.  In the 125-450 Beginner class, Ronnie Welch went 1-1 for the overall, ahead of Barrett Pope’s 3-2, Jericho Brasher’s 2-4, Gus McVean’s 5-3, and Tristen Cannon’s 4-8.

In the Veterans 25+ C/D category, Austin Jones topped Scott Klomp in both motos, while in the Vet 25+ division, Robbie Smith and Aaron Smith traded moto wins, with Robbie’s 1-2 besting Aaron’s 3-1. Third overall went to Wolfe with a 2-3 ahead of Burnett’s 4-5 and Matt Karlsen’s 6-4.

For the Vet 30+ C/D, Klomp took both motos and the overall ahead of Dustin Ford’s 4-2, Jeremiah Reynolds’ 3-3, Brody Erwin’s 2-6 and Tom Burnz’s 6-4. Karlsen returned in the Vet 30+ action to take both motos and the overall ahead of Adam Montoya (2-2), Jayson Martelle (3-4), Craig Chedsey (5-3) and Aaron Mayhugh (4-5)

Karlsen continued his win streak in the Vet 35+ division, taking both motos ahead of Montoya (3-2) and Troy Assemany (2-3), with Mayhugh’s 5-4 topping Jeff Odom’s 6-5 in the overalls. Erwin picked up the overall victory in the Vet 40+ C/D class, with a 1-2 score to defeat Dustin Ford’s 2-3, Burnz’s 3-4,  Randy Seawright’s 8-1, and Blake Kretz’s 4-7.

Trampas Parker continued his unbeaten streak for the series in the Vet 40+ division, taking both motos ahead of Earl Ingram. Assemany took third overall with a 4-3 total, ahead of Kyle Parks’3-5 and Eric Burkhart’s 6-4. Parks returned in the Vet 45+ class, taking both motos ahead of Brian Jackson. William Joey Hardin grabbed third overall with a 4-3 score ahead of Rick Riehm’s 3-5 and Keith Caffey’s 5-4.

Jackson, Caffey, Hardin and Riehm returned to battle it out in the Vet 50+ action, where Jackson scrapped out the win in each moto for the overall victory. Caffey nipped Hardin in the overall with a 3-2 to Hardin’s 2-3, as Riehm followed in fourth each time. Fifth went to Mark Brown with a 6-5 score to top Hans Marschler’s 5-7.