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Deer came into the day leading the 16-24 B class by six points over Justin Rumpca. After Rumpca won the first moto and Deer finished fifth, it looked like his points lead may not hold. Deer responded with a holeshot and convincing win. Rumpca ran into problems in the second moto which dropped him to fourth in the series. Deer’s second overall behind John Emmeck easily clinched the title. Brandon Korin’s sixth overall moved him into second place, followed by Matthew Boe, who ran a strong fourth overall on the day.

The championship was wide open in the 250cc B class. Matt Wodtke, the points leader going into the day, was absent, leaving the door open for second place, Deer, and Boe, who was two points behind him. Deer finished second in the first moto, but Boe was right behind him, setting up a second moto race for the championship. Deer got another holeshot and checked out, getting the overall and series win. Eric Hughes held second for the whole race to card a second overall. Boe’s third overall moved him into second by a single point.

Another class that went down to the last moto was 16-24C. Jacob Coulson had a 21 point lead over Jame Carsten coming in, but with the throw-away figured in, the lead was only five points. In the first moto, Carsten did what he had to do and won the moto. Coulson did what he needed to do and finished right behind him. The second moto saw Coulson in the lead with Carsten close behind. Carsten needed to pass Coulson and hoped a few others did as well. Instead, Coulson pulled away slightly towards the end giving him the overall and the championship.

The center of the Vet B pack races towards the first turn.

Several other championships were decided this day, but with less drama. Super-Mini champion, Jesse Kangas, elected not to ride the other class he was leading, 85cc 12-15, allowing Shawn Kline to take that title with a second overall finish. Jed O Connor lead the 25+ A class at the start of the day by eight points over Aaron Carlson. O Connor finished a strong second behind Carlson on the day, giving him the most gross points, but he had one throw-away. Carlson had no throw-aways so when the points were tallied, the championship was his.

Three riders were able to win two class crowns. Jeff Sandback came into the day leading both 30 Plus B and 40 Plus B, but by fairly slim margins. While he was not able to win either class this day, he was consistently in front of his class rivals and held the lead in both classes. Nick Oja had clinched titles in 125cc C and Schoolboy in the previous round as had Joe Mueller in the 125cc A and 16-24 A classes.

Hitching Post, Cities Edge, Leo’s South, Motoprimo, and Cannon Falls HYS, and Scott all provide support for this series. All that’s left for the series now is to enjoy the October banquet and get a jump on 2005 bench racing. Information about the banquet can be found at www.motokazie.com.

Final Series Results:
50cc Oil Inj. 4-6:
1.Nicholas Haut (KTM); 2.Jacqueline Riess (KTM); 3.Grant Hecht (KTM);

50cc Oil Inj. 7-8:
1.Josh Anderson (Yam); 2.Joey Greig (KTM); 4.Kyle Thomas (KTM);

50cc Chain 4-6:
1.Ronald Decker (KTM); 2.Nick Schnagl (KTM); 3.Patrick Haney (KTM);

50cc Chain 7-8:
1.Matthew Huinker (KTM); 2.Cole Hauenstein (Kaw); 3.Colton Arneson (KTM);

65cc 7-9:
1.Travis Stewert (Suz); 2.Dylan Wolff (KTM); 3.Tracen Vail (KTM);

65cc 10-11:
1.Dustin Wolff (KTM); 2.Jeremy Juliot (Kaw); 3.Austin Falkman (Suz);

85cc 7-11:
1.Justin Regenscheid (Suz); 2.Sam Milbrandt (Kaw); 3.Dan Greig (KTM);

85cc 9-12:
2.Taylor Kotewa (Yam); 3.Justin Regenscheid (Suz); 3.Shane Tismer (Yam);

85cc 12-15:
2.Shawn Kline (Kaw); 2.Taylor Kotewa (Yam); 3.Jesse Kangas (Hon);

Super-Mini 12-15:
1.Jesse Kangas (Hon); 2.Shawn Kline (Kaw); 3.Andrew Rutledge (Hon);

Schoolboy 12-15:
1.Nick Oja (Yam); 2.Ricky Benson (Hon); 3.Matt Wodtke (Suz);

125 A:
1.Joe Mueller (Hon); 2.Brett Ohland (Yam); 3.Scott Ehlenfeldt (KTM);

125 B:
1.Matt Foels (Kaw); 2.Brad Perron (Yam); 3.Justin Mckinley (Yam);

125 C:
1.Nick Oja (Yam); 2.James Carsten (Yam); 3.Jacob Coulson (Yam);

250/Open A:
1.Brett Ohland (Yam); 2.Jed Oconnor (Hon); 3.Scott Ehlenfeldt (KTM);

250/Open B:
1.Aaron Deer (KTM); 2.Matthew Boe (Yam); 3.Matt Wodtke (Yam);

250/Open C:
1.Steve Hanks (Yam); 2.Jay Slattery (Hon); 3.John Reinhart (Hon);

16/24 A:
1.Joe Mueller (Hon); 2.Brett Ohland (Yam); 3.Scott Ehlenfeldt (KTM);

16/24 B:
1.Aaron Deer (KTM); 2.Brandon Korin (Hon); 3.Matthew Boe (Yam);

16/24 C:
1.Jacob Coulson (Yam); 2.James Carsten (Yam); 3.Kyle Koeberl (Yam);

25+ A:
1.Aaron Carlson (Yam); 2.Jed Oconnor (Hon); 3.Chris Zurek (Hon);

25+ B:
1.Jeremy Tholen (Yam); 2.Mitchell Koebnick (Hon); 3.Clayton Manthe (Hon);

25+ C:
1.Justin Van Denboom (Yam); 2.Matt Borgman (Hon); 3.Kevin Bronson (Hon);

30+ A:
1.Chris Zurek (Hon); 2.Mike Carlson (Suz); 3.Mike Johnson (Hon);

30+ B:
1.Jeff Sandback (Hon); 2.John Mulligan (Yam); 3.Clayton Manthe (Hon);

30+ C:
1.Greg Lamont (Hon); 2.Steven Rierdan (Yam); 3.Brad Cunningham (Hon);

40+ A:
1.Bob Chase (Yam); 2.Ken Matson (Hon); 3.Mike Mineheine (Hon);

40+ B:
1.Jeff Sandback (Hon); 2.Robert Buck (Yam); 3.Jon Holtz (Yam);

40+ C:
1.Jeffrey Schreurs (Kaw); 2.Dan Karg (Yam); 3.Mike Carpenter (Kaw);

45+ A:
1.Dave Hencir (Hon); 2.Jonathan Hodapp (Hon); 3.Randy Saeger (Yam);

45+ B/C:
1.John Dahlen (Kaw); 2.Duane Gunderson (Hon); 3.Robert Breu (Hon);

Women:
1.Tiffany Rumpca (Yam); 2.Kristen Oja (Yam); 3.Jessica Hanson (Suz);