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Names: | Moses, Charshell |
Ages: | 13, 11 |
Race: | African American/Black, White/Caucasian |
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State: | Minnesota |
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Last Profile Update: | 01/27/14 |
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Moses has a caring soul and strives to make others happy. He uses humor and loves to joke and make people laugh. He enjoys singing, music, swimming, riding bike, playing outside, gardening and playing on his iPad. He loves all different types of foods - especially chicken and many different fruits. He likes watching basketball and football. Moses is quiet until he becomes familiar with a person or situation. He is helpful around the house and completes chores as asked.
Moses is open to a family of any background. He has lived in a rural area for the majority of his life, but is open to living in the city as well. Moses does extremely well with pets and has two cats and a dog that he loves to give affection to and they enjoy his company. A two parent family would be beneficial for Moses.
Charshell is a girl that loves to talk, which is why she earned the nickname "Chirpy." She loves joking around and her laugh is contagious. Chirpy is cautious around new situations and people until she feels comfortable. She is very lovable, creative and helpful. Chirpy loves singing, music, swimming and Barbies. Her favorite music is pop music and she knows all of the words and sings right along with the music. She is a great singer!
Her favorite foods are spaghetti, hamburgers, French Fries and shrimp. She likes to be outside and is an excellent swimmer. Chirpy likes to help around the house (bake, clean, household chores).
Chirpy has voiced that she would prefer an African American family, but is open to a family of any background. She would like a two parent household and wouldn't mind having a lot of siblings and is open to living in a city, although has primarily resided in a rural area. She loves animals and would like pets.
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Pavel Datsyuk,
Damien Brunner,
Ian White,
Brian Lashoff,
Artem Anisimov,
Valtteri Filppula
TEAMS: Columbus Blue Jackets, Detroit Red Wings
TEAMS: Columbus Blue Jackets, Detroit Red Wings
Ryan Johansen and Matt Calvert scored in the shootout and the streaking Columbus Blue Jackets beat the Detroit Red Wings 3-2 on Sunday to complete a home-and-home sweep.
Derick Brassard and R.J. Umberger had goals in regulation, and Sergei Bobrovsky made 20 saves through overtime for Columbus, which has won five straight. The Blue Jackets topped the Red Wings 3-0 in Columbus on Saturday.
The Blue Jackets are 5-0-2 in their last seven games after getting only 12 points in their first 19.
Jakub Kindl and Johan Franzen scored for Detroit in regulation, and Jimmy Howard stopped 19 shots. Pavel Datsyuk scored the Red Wings' only goal in the shootout.
Franzen tied the game at 2 with a 5-on-3, power-play goal 25 seconds into the third period. Franzen fired a one-timer from the inside edge of the right circle off a pass from Damien Brunner for his fifth goal.
Johansen was already in the penalty box for slashing when on the ensuing faceoff, Umberger handled the puck with his hand in the final minute of the second period.
The first three goals of the game were scored in a 1:15 span early in the second period, and the Blue Jackets held a 2-1 lead after the flurry.
Brassard opened the scoring 3:10 into the second when he beat Howard with a slap shot from the top of the right circle for his fourth goal. Kindl tied it with his third goal 30 seconds later when he beat Bobrovsky from just above the high slot with a slap shot.
Umberger capitalized on Zetterberg's turnover and ripped a slap shot past Howard from the top of the right circle to give Columbus the lead. It was Umberger's fifth goal.
Columbus outshot Detroit 6-4 in the first period. The Blue Jackets also continued to effectively forecheck the Red Wings as they did Saturday.
NOTES: Detroit D Ian White returned to the lineup after being a healthy scratch the previous six games. He replaced rookie Brian Lashoff, who was a healthy scratch on Sunday. . Columbus C Artem Anisimov missed his second game because of a lower body injury. . Detroit forward Valtteri Filppula missed his seventh game due to a shoulder injury.
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WASHINGTON (AP) - The roadside bomb that exploded outside Andrew Robinson's Humvee in Iraq six years ago broke the Marine staff sergeant's neck and left him without use of his legs. It also cast doubt on his ability to father a child, a gnawing emotional wound for a then-23-year-old who had planned to start a family with his wife of less than two years.
Put away your wallet and pull out your fishing pole. Visitors to Georgia's State Parks & Historic Sites will not pay for parking or admission on Saturday, Sept. 29 as part of "Your State Parks Day." Sponsored by the Friends of Georgia State Parks & Historic Sites, the celebration brings attention to ways that parks enrich communities, plus the importance of local volunteerism. Parking is normally $5 at state parks, and admission ranges from $2.50 to $10 at state historic sites.
CANBERRA, Australia (AP) - Australia's highest court upheld the world's toughest law on cigarette promotion Wednesday, prohibiting tobacco company logos on cigarette packs that will instead show cancer-riddled mouths, blinded eyeballs and sickly children.
14th Annual Tybee Island Sea Kayak Races are set for Sept. 15.
Bring your BFF out for some miniature golf during our Girlfriends Day from 11:30 a.m.-7 p.m. Aug. 24 at Cypress Creek Adventure Golf. Buy one game at regular price and your friend gets a game free. For more information, call 767-4273.
About 30 runners competed in a 10-mile race Saturday at Donovan's Track to qualify for a position on the Fort Stewart team slated to represent the installation Oct. 20 at the 29th annual Army 10-miler race in Washington, D.C.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 21, 2013 - Committed to preserving quality-of-life offerings despite ever-tighter budgets, military morale, welfare and recreation officials are scaling back in some areas as they introduce innovative approaches to delivering services and programs.
Starting this week, law enforcement personnel will be riding school buses at various times to help nab motorists who don't obey bus stop signs.
Guardians in Action Inc. celebrated its first anniversary over the weekend at Club Stewart. More than 100 guests attended a banquet, where Hinesville Mayor Jim Thomas, Smiley Elementary Principal David Edwards, Warrior Transition Unit Battalion Commander Lt. Col. Rosemarie Deck and Long County Family Connection Executive Director William Miller spoke to the crowd, and Capt. Lyde Andrews offered an invocation.
Most of Beate Wickham's handcrafted artwork is seen only by friends and family members of those who've asked her to create something they can treasure as a memory of their military service or a memorial of their soldier.
Cadet 1st Sgt. Jacob M. Deem, a Fort Stewart resident, participated in the American Legion Georgia Boys State program in June and the Boys Nation program in Washington, D.C., on July 19-26. He was one of only two peer-elected state senators who represented Georgia at Boys Nation.
Donnie Pulliam of Liberty County was among 48 state winners at the 71st annual State 4-H Congress in Atlanta this summer. During the event, each 4-H member gave a 10-minute oral presentation, using visual aids, about any topic before a panel of judges.
STATESBORO - U.S. Rep. John Barrow, D-Ga., will host a veterans and military job fair from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 20, at Georgia Southern University's Nessmith-Lane Conference Center, 847 Plant Drive.


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Chavez allies re-elect legislative chief
CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) — Allies of President Hugo Chavez on Saturday chose to keep the same National Assembly president — a man who could be in line to step in as a caretaker leader in some circumstances.
Diosdado Cabello was retained as legislative leader in a vote by a show of hands. Chavez's allies hold a majority of the 165 congressional seats.
Just five days remain until Chavez's scheduled inauguration on Thursday, and government officials are suggesting the swearing-in could be delayed as the president fights a severe respiratory infection after cancer surgery in Cuba.
Vice President Nicolas Maduro said on Friday night that Chavez could take the oath of office for his next term before the Supreme Court at a later date if he isn't fit to be sworn in next week. His comments sent the strongest signal yet that the government may seek to postpone the 58-year-old president's inauguration for a new term more than three weeks after he underwent cancer surgery in Cuba.
Maduro's statement in a televised interview generated new friction between the government and opposition, which argues that according to the constitution, the inauguration should occur Thursday before the National Assembly. Opposition leaders have argued that if Chavez doesn't make it back to Caracas by that date, the president of the National Assembly should take over as interim president.
That would be Cabello, a longtime Chavez ally who is widely considered to wield influence within the military.
If Chavez dies or is declared incapacitated, the constitution says that a new election should be called and held within 30 days, and Chavez has said Maduro should be the candidate. There have been no public signs of friction between the vice president and Cabello, who have often appeared side by side during Chavez's illness and have vowed to remain united.
Maduro and other Cabinet ministers attended the session, and Cabello reiterated that there is no basis to rumors of divisions between him and the vice president.
If the government delays the swearing-in and Chavez's condition improves, the president and his allies could have more time to plan an orderly transition and prepare for a new presidential election.
Cabello's selection quashed speculation about possible political reshuffling in the midst of Chavez's health crisis, pointing instead to an effort for continuity and stability within the party leadership.


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The I-Ching, also known as the book of changes, dates as far back as 2000 BC. This ancient form of divination has greatly impacted those that seek to learn more. From influencing Chinese philosophy, to captivating psychologist, Carl Jung.
This course will take the participants on an introductional journey to learn its origins, and basic principals on the philosophy of life. The I-Ching teaches us that life is made up of good and evil, positive and negative, ups and downs. That is the way of nature, and rather then thinking we need to always uphold to what is good and combat what is bad, instead it teaches us to appreciate the balance and understand the importance of both sides of the equation.
Individuals will also learn how to ask questions pertaining to their personal lives for self-reflection, as well as participate in group discussions and group questions.
Join Sergey Poberezhny for a 3-part course and then take what you learned and start applying it to your way of life.
Recommendation: I-Ching Book (Book I started with - Link), journal, coins, & open mind. Though it is recommended that you get your own book for this course, there are plenty of translations that are available online for free. Students will receive information on where to access these
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Class I - Origins
Date: 11/26/2012
Time: 9:00 PM EST - 10:00 PM EST
This first class takes students on a historical tour of the I-Ching. From its origins, to its slow evolution into the modern era. We will also take a look at some of society's influential people who have used the I-Ching for self-development, spiritual growth, and an attempt to undersand a way of living.
Class II - Understanding
Date: 12/03/2012
Time: 9:00 PM EST - 10:30 PM EST
The I-Ching consists of 64-hexagrams. Within these, there are variety of reoccuring themes such as, patience, humility, the ego, letting go, balance and more. This class will take a look at some of these themes and discuss their implications. Students will also become more familiar of how to to conduct there own personal I-Ching readings.
Class III - Applying
Date: 12/10/2012
Time: 9:00 PM EST - 10:30 PM EST
In the final class, we will go over some applications of the I-Ching, from folk lore, to real world scenarios. By this stage, students will now be able able to continue to explore the I-Ching on their own. To find their own way of life and grow spiritualy.
I-Ching Extension Pass
The I-Ching Extension pass is for students who are seeking to get more. This is limited to 15 people to insure a more personal approach between student and teacher. This comes with at least 2 bonus classes, as well as a 1-on-1, personal I-Ching reading and interpretation with Sergey Poberezhny. Sergey will go over your reading and delve deeper in to its meaning (please note, this is NOT a psychic reading; Sergey will simply help answer questions and give you some personal education on what the text is suggesting and how to apply it to your life).
Bonus Class I
Date: 12/2/2012
Time: 4:00 PM EST
Bonus Class II
Date: 12/09/2012
Time: 4:00 PM EST
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Oh, how it's good to be home.
After six straight games away from Highlander Gymnasium, Floyd Central returned home for the first time in three weeks and broke its six-game losing streak with a dramatic 78-77 double-overtime win over North Harrison on Saturday night.
"This was a very exciting win," Floyd Central coach Randy Gianfagna said. "I thought all of our kids played really well. This weekend, we got better and that's the big thing."
Senior Drew Hussung scored 11 of his team-high 17 in the overtime periods to propel Floyd (3-10) to its fourth win over the Cougars in the last five years.
"He's our senior leader," Gianfagna said of Hussung. "The last two nights, he's stepped up. After the tournament we told him that he's going to have to bring it up and score for us. He said 'I got it, Coach.'"
The Highlanders, who trailed by 10 at intermission, led 57-52 with 2:50 remaining in regulation and also held a three-point lead in the first overtime before finally outlasting the Cougars (7-4) in the second extra frame.
"We just laughed in the locker room that we probably won this game four or five times," Gianfagna said. "When you have sophomores playing, that's what you're going to have to do sometimes."
The first period was full of offense as both teams shot over 50 percent and Cory Smith's nine opening quarter points paced the visitors to a 20-15 lead at the first stop.
That's when a defensive change was made and Smith, who leads the Cougars in scoring this season, made just two field goals the rest of the game.
"Smith torched us in the first quarter and then Drew said 'I got (No.) 12 now.' I said okay and he did a great job on him," Gianfagna said. "Smith didn't get many looks in the second half."
The Highlanders crept within 22-20 on a Jackson Logsdon 3-pointer at the 5:26 mark in the second, but North finished the first half on a 12-4 run for a 34-24 halftime advantage.
"What we talked about at hafltime was, OK, we're not turning it over, they're just speeding us up a bit and we've missed that free throw jumper about 15 times, which has led to their transition," Gianfagna said. "So we just wanted to work it more and get what we wanted."
Trailing 48-41 entering the fourth quarter, Colton Kimm's bucket at the 4:32 mark capped a 10-2 run that gave Floyd its first lead since the opening minute of the game, 51-50.
Kimm and Zane Nichols each scored 11 of their 13 points in the second half. Aiden Cora came off the bench to score all eight of his points in the fourth quarter and the overtimes.
"First of all, with us scoring as many points as we did tonight, our kids were just joking, 'Hey, that's two games for us,'" Gianfagna said. "[Nichols] had a huge game tonight. We got contributions from everyone. I thought in the second half, we did a good job of getting what we wanted."
Floyd is back in action Friday night at Jennings County, which is 9-5 overall and 3-0 in the Hoosier Hills Conference after beating Bedford North Lawrence at the buzzer on Saturday.
Floyd County Sports
H.S. BOYS' BASKETBALL: Floyd ends losing skid with double OT win over Cougars
Hussung scores 11 of 17 in overtimes to propel the Highlanders
- Floyd County Sports
Revelers and runners to come together Tuesday
It's coming a bit earlier than the actual St. Patrick's Day holiday, but runners and drinkers will be celebrating Tuesday, March 11, in Jeffersonville.
- PHOTO GALLERY: Boys' basketball sectional semifinals Featured teams include New Albany, Charlestown, Silver Creek, Rock Creek, Christian Academy, and Borden.
CLASS A BORDEN SECTIONAL: Rock Creek knocks off defending champs
CAI blows big lead against Lanesville
CLASS 4A SEYMOUR SECTIONAL: Clutch Cochran leads New Albany to sectional final
Bulldogs beat BNL in semis, 61-51; will face Jennings County for title tonight
CLASS 2A PAOLI SECTIONAL: It's Clarksville, Providence for the title
No. 2 Generals rip Eastern 67-45, Pioneers pull away from Henryville, 58-40
COLLEGE BASKETBALL: IUS earns at-large bid to NAIA tourney
No. 3-seed Grenadiers will face Tabor College in opening round
- PHOTO GALLERY: Opening night of boys' basketball sectional Boys' basketball sectionals opened on Tuesday night. Featured teams include New Albany, Jeffersonville, Floyd Central, Clarksville, Rock Creek, Christian Academy and New Washington.
CLASS 2A PAOLI SECTIONAL: Rivals Clarksville, Providence advance
Generals, Pioneers overcome tough tests to move into Friday's semifinals
CLASS 4A SEYMOUR SECTIONAL: New Albany moves on, 57-43 over rival Floyd
Red Devils fall 85-75 in overtime to Jennings County
CLASS A BORDEN SECTIONAL: Favorites win easily at Borden
Rock Creek, CAI advance to face tougher semifinal matchups
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Niche market research is not exactly rocket science, but trying to find the next hottest thing can still be tricky. Although the latest trends are fairly easy to find on sites such as Google Trends or Yahoo Buzz, the trends found are often quick, overnight hot buttons. They are not the types of trends that are good to build an online money making campaign around. The best niche markets are those that are start general and then you drill down. Here are some great general niche markets for 2013 to get you started.
Green Energy – Have you noticed that everyone wants hybrid cars these days? The reason is because the world is finally starting to understand that the world is working with limited natural resources. Green anything is going to be white hot in 2013 and will surely be a good niche to work with online. For example, The Enery Collective and more
Weight Loss – Finding a hot niche in the weight loss category is something that is tough to do simply because so many others are doing it as well. That does not mean you should run away from it. It simply means you need to work harder to find the right sub-niche for you. It is there to be had, so grab that the Google Keyword Tool and dig in.
Pads and Phones – No secret here. This will be red hot once again in 2013 so go ahead and try to figure out a good angle to work your way in. The next smart phone or iPad would be a fine start.
Online Dating -Once again this is starting to heat up as the format is improving all the time. If you want to make some money, dig into some online dating sites and learn how to market them effectively. There are plenty of them that need the promotion and are willing to pay for it.
Online Education – It is becoming very common for kids to go to school online and adults have always liked the idea. If you capitalize on this hot trend, you can make money from many different angles. The best websites will pay you to send them customers in a variety of ways.
Healthy Eating – The idea of eating to stay healthy is very popular these days and it is showing no signs of slowing down. All websites and campaigns that focus on this area will make plenty of cash in the coming year.


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The game was played in front of a raucous crowd as both teams hoped to maintain their undefeated records. Throughout the first half, Gonzaga demonstrated their superior size and strength as they dominated scrums, line outs and loose play. Led by Gonzaga prop forward1 Matt Flynn and flanker Andrew Iscaro, the Eagles steamrolled over the smaller, but faster Perry Street Prep side. Despite Gonzaga spending much of the 1st half camped inside the Pride's 22-meter-line, the first score of the night belonged to the Pride. Following several pick-and-go's by the Pride forward pack, Perry Street's scrumhalf Justin Owens chipped ahead into space with flyhalf Jihad Khabir racing ahead to dot down his lone try of the night. Owens missed the conversion attempt and the score remained 5-0. Following the restart, Gonzaga went back on attack and continued to overpower the Pride through multiple phases. Though struggling, the Pride defense continued to hold. Then, with nine minutes left in the half, the Pride's inside center was yellow carded for a dangerous tackle forcing them to play a man down for the remainder of the 1st half and the opening of the 2nd half. The Pride survived the sin-bin period and then got a surprise score when a Gonzaga player lost the ball in contact. Flanker Christian Adamas pounced on the ball and raced 65 meters for the try, and a 10-0 Pride lead. Stung by the try and now down two scores, Gonzaga continued to bang away at the Perry Street goal line through multiple phase attacks. The Pride just managing to steal the ball at the last second and clear their lines. Gonzaga looked like they finally cracked the Prides defense after 5 phases on the goal line, but the ball was held up in-goal. Gonzaga kept at it. And their efforts were finally rewarded when their forwards bulled over. The conversion made it 10-7 Pride. Gonzaga continued to dominate possession and were rewarded for their efforts as the sucked defenders in to one side of the field through multiple forward strikes and then quickly reversed the field spinning it through the backline into the waiting hands of sub forward Bayo Adebonogo, who dotted down in the corner. Conversion good, 14-10 Gonzaga. Several minutes later, it appeared the Pride looked would have the next scoring opportunity as they were awarded a penalty almost dead center 20 meters out. With no kicker available, they opted for the lineout, but the punt didn't find touch. Gonzaga survived that attack and then hit a penalty of their own to make the score 17-10. It was an excellent meeting of two of the better teams in the nation. Gonzaga, now #1 in the RUGBYMag.com's rankings, will count themselves fortunate to come away with a victory. |


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LOVES PARK, IL (Wednesday, July 09, 2008) - Alex Papini, Matt Mangiaracina, John Beinlich, Robin Ulrey, Max McNamara, and Chris Gantz took home feature wins on Equipment Depot Wild Wednesday at the Rockford Speedway.
Josh Lundy grabbed the early lead in the RoadRunner Super Summer Series 25-lap feature. Lundy would be challenged early by Papini. The two would break away from the pack by lap 5.
Papini got on the inside of Lundy on lap 9 to take over the top spot coming off of turn two. Lundy would then be challenged by Charlie Frisch for second.
With 10 laps to go, it became a three car battle for the lead between Papini, Lundy and Frisch with Papini still out front. But the caution would fly on lap 17 as Kyle Watts would make hard contact with the wall in turns one and two. He was alright but done for the night.
Papini would continue to lead on the re-start while Frisch challenged Lundy for second.
Lundy would get away from Frisch and would get on Papini's back bumper but the checkered flag fell giving Papini the win. Frisch was third with Gene Marocco in fourth.
Alan Bekielewski and Matt Mangiaracina put on a great battle for the lead in the 15-lap Crap Scrapper Hornet feature event. Bekielewski would have the lead with five laps to go. Mangiaracina would get on the inside of Bekielewski to challenge for the lead. But Bekielewski would hold on.
On the last lap, Mangiaracina would get on the inside of Bekielewski going into turn two and would come out of the infield with the lead to come around to take the win. Roger Schultz was third.
Beinlich was able to get by Dwight Dunlap on lap 5 to take the lead and the win in the Allison Legacy feature. He would pull away to take the feature win with Dunlap holding on to second. Austin Mennen was third with Dave Cooter, Jr. in fourth. Bill Fox rounded out the top five.
Robin Ulrey and Rachel Sparkman put on a great side-by-side battle in the early going of the 12-lap feature for the Stateline Staffing Service Winged Women on Wheels feature event.
Ulrey had a good lead until caution flew lap 5 for Olivia Chance who developed engine problems and stopped on the track. Ulrey continued to lead all the way to the checkered flag. Laura Siarkiewicz got past Sparkman for second.
McNamara was chased by Matt Booker throughout the 15-lap feature event for the INEX Legends. But by the halfway point, McNamara had a comfortable lead to take home the feature win. Booker was second with Michael Cooter in third. Brandon Heisler was fourth.
Chris Gantz continued to show his dominance in the Figure 8 feature as he took home another win holding off Tom Schneider.
Mike Autry won the Spectator Drags in his Ford Mustang.
The Green Mamba Jet Car returns this Saturday night as part of Bobcat of Rockford Mid-Summer's Night Scream. The Felon Monster Truck will be here along with the Crap Scrapper Hornets, Spec Drags, Skid Cars, Figure 8 Train Race, Smokey Burnouts, Air Bag Explosion, Roll Over Contest and the Bobcat Parade of Power. Plus, be here to see round one of Championship Auto Soccer. The action gets underway at 7:07 pm.
For more information, please call the track office at (815) 633-1500 or visit the track's website at www.rockfordspeedway.com.
A-Main 01 -- 1. Matt Mangiaracina, Machesney Park; 2. Alan Bekielewski, Roscoe; 3. Roger Schultz, Rockford; 4. Solomon Barker, South Beloit; 5. Justin Pearson, Belvidere; 6. Randy Reynolds, Rockford; 7. Scott Schelling;; 8. Mark Vicencio, Rockford; 9. Bryan Ellis, Roscoe; 10. Dennis Deckard, Pecatonica; 11. Andy Hill, South Beloit; 12. David Pautsch, Jr, Roscoe; 13. Steve Lizer, Rockford; 14. Brian Brewster, Beloit, Wis; 15. Jake Vicencio, Rockford; 16. Adam Barclay, Machesney Park.
Heat 01 -- 1. Solomon Barker, South Beloit; 2. Scott Schelling;; 3. Andy Hill, South Beloit; 4. Dennis Deckard, Pecatonica; 5. Jake Vicencio, Rockford; 6. Brian Brewster, Beloit, Wis; 7. Steve Lizer, Rockford; 8. David Pautsch, Jr, Roscoe; 9. Adam Barclay, Machesney Park; 10. Jon Eggert, Machesney Park.
Heat 02 -- 1. Alan Bekielewski, Roscoe; 2. Matt Mangiaracina, Machesney Park; 3. Mark Vicencio, Rockford; 4. Randy Reynolds, Rockford; 5. Roger Schultz, Rockford; 6. Bryan Ellis, Roscoe; 7. Justin Pearson, Belvidere; 8. Shane Ward, Loves Park.
Challenge 01 -- 1. Alan Bekielewski, Roscoe; 2. Roger Schultz, Rockford; 3. Jon Eggert, Machesney Park; 4. David Pautsch, Jr, Roscoe; 5. Randy Reynolds, Rockford; 6. Solomon Barker, South Beloit; 7. Nick Lasher, Machesney Park; 8. Brian Brewster, Beloit, Wis; 9. David Russell, Rockford.
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A-Main 01 -- 1. Chris Gantz (r), Rockford; 2. Tom Schneider, Machesney Park; 3. David Russell, Rockford; 4. Sabrina Castillo, Rockford; 5. Ronald Stoltz, Rockford; 6. Lennard Groleau, S. Beloit.
Winged Women on Wheels
A-Main 01 -- 1. Robin Ulrey, Rockford; 2. Laura Siarkiewicz, Algonquin; 3. Rachel Sparkman (r), Loves Park; 4. Olivia Chance, Roscoe.
Heat 01 -- 1. Olivia Chance, Roscoe; 2. Laura Siarkiewicz, Algonquin; 3. Robin Ulrey, Rockford; 4. Rachel Sparkman (r), Loves Park.
Allison Legacy's
A-Main 01 -- 1. John Beinlich, Prairie View; 2. Dwight Dunlap, Machesney Park; 3. Austin Mennen, Cedar Falls, Iowa; 4. Dave Cooter, Jr;; 5. Bill Fox;.
Heat 01 -- 1. Dwight Dunlap, Machesney Park; 2. Austin Mennen, Cedar Falls, Iowa; 3. John Beinlich, Prairie View; 4. Dave Cooter, Jr;; 5. Bill Fox;; 6. Colton Clevenger, Stillman Valley.
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