United States National Cyclo-cross Championships
The United States National Cyclocross Championships is a four-day competition held annually each winter and is sponsored by USA Cycling. The winners at various levels, including elite, U-23, masters, juniors, and collegiate for men and women, wear the coveted stars and stripes jersey and are crowned United States national cyclo-cross champions.
Past winners
Men
Year | Location | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
2023 | Louisville, Kentucky | Eric Brunner (2) | Andrew Strohmeyer | Scott Funston |
2022 | Hartford, Connecticut | Curtis White | Eric Brunner | Kerry Werner |
2021 | Wheaton, Illinois | Eric Brunner | Gage Hecht | Curtis White |
Cancelled due to COVID-19 | ||||
2019 | Lakewood, Washington | Gage Hecht | Curtis White | Stephen Hyde |
2018 (2018-2019 season) | Louisville, Kentucky | Stephen Hyde (3) | Curtis White | Gage Hecht |
2018 (2017-2018 season) | Reno, Nevada | Stephen Hyde (2) | Jeremy Powers | Kerry Werner |
2017 | Hartford, Connecticut | Stephen Hyde | Jamey Driscoll | Kerry Werner |
2016 | Asheville, North Carolina | Jeremy Powers (4) | Stephen Hyde | Logan Owen |
2015 | Austin, Texas | Jeremy Powers (3) | Jonathan Page | Zach McDonald |
2014 | Boulder, Colorado | Jeremy Powers (2) | Ryan Trebon | Tim Johnson |
2013 | Madison, Wisconsin | Jonathan Page (4) | Zach McDonald | Jamey Driscoll |
2012 | Madison, Wisconsin | Jeremy Powers | Ryan Trebon | Jonathan Page |
2010 | Bend, Oregon | Todd Wells (3) | Ryan Trebon | Jeremy Powers |
2009 | Bend, Oregon | Tim Johnson (3) | Ryan Trebon | Jonathan Page |
2008 | Kansas City, Missouri | Ryan Trebon (2) | Jamey Driscoll | Jonathan Page |
2007 | Kansas City, Kansas | Tim Johnson (2) | Jonathan Page | Todd Wells |
2006 | Providence, Rhode Island | Ryan Trebon | Jonathan Page | Tim Johnson |
2005 | Providence, Rhode Island | Todd Wells (2) | Ryan Trebon | Jonathan Page |
2004 | Portland, Oregon | Jonathan Page (3) | Ryan Trebon | Todd Wells |
2003 | Portland, Oregon | Jonathan Page (2) | Todd Wells | Ryan Trebon |
2002 | Napa, California | Jonathan Page | Todd Wells | Travis Brown |
2001 | Baltimore, Maryland | Todd Wells | Tim Johnson | Marc Gullickson |
2000 | Overland Park, Kansas | Tim Johnson | Mark Gullickson | Mark McCormack |
1999 | San Francisco, California (Presidio) | Mark Gullickson | Bart Bowen | Tim Johnson |
1998 | Fort Devens, Massachusetts | Frank McCormack (2) | Steve Larsen | Jonathan Page |
1997 | Lakewood, Colorado | Mark McCormack | Frank McCormack | Dale Knapp[1] |
1996 | Seattle, Washington | Frank McCormack | Mark McCormack | Jan Wiejak |
1995 | Leicester, Massachusetts | Jan Wiejack (2) | Mark McCormack | Daryl Price |
1994 | Seattle, Washington | Jan Wiejack | Don Myrah | Dale Knapp |
1993 | Sonora, California | Don Myrah (4) | Pete Webber | |
1992 | Golden, Colorado | Mark Howe | Don Myrah | Steve Tilford |
1991 | Waltham, Massachusetts | Don Myrah (3) | Mark McCormack | |
1990 | Bremerton, Washington | Don Myrah (2) | Larry Hibbard | Laurence Malone |
1989 | Milwaukee, Wisconsin | Don Myrah | Jan Wiejak | Paul Curley |
1988 | Plymouth, Massachusetts | Casey Kunselman | Don Myrah | |
1987 | Bremerton, Washington | Clark Natwick (4) | Don Myrah | Paul Curley |
1986 | Scotts Valley, California | Clark Natwick (3) | ||
1985 | Nutley, New Jersey | Paul Curley | Ned Overend | |
1984 | Santa Cruz, California | Steve Tilford | Roy Knickman | Laurence Malone |
1983 | Plymouth, Massachusetts | Steve Tilford | Clark Natwick | Tim Rutledge |
1982 | Nutley, New Jersey | Roy Knickman | Clark Natwick | Steve Tilford |
1981 | Pacifica, California | Clark Natwick (1) | Myron Lind | Joe Ryan |
1980 | Colorado Springs, Colorado | Joe Ryan | Mark Jansen | Davis Phinney |
1979 | Eugene, Oregon | Laurence Malone (5) | Joe Ryan | Clark Natwick |
1978 | Austin, Texas | Laurence Malone (4) | Clark Natwick | John Howard |
1977 | Milwaukee, Wisconsin | Laurence Malone (3) | Clark Natwick | Joe Ryan |
1976 | Sunriver, Oregon | Laurence Malone (2) | Joe Ryan | Mark Pringle |
1975 | Berkeley, California | Laurence Malone | Dan Nall | Joe Ryan |
1970-74 | NOT HELD | |||
1969[2] | Palos Park, Illinois | John Howard | Herman Kron | Leroy "Tyger" Johnson |
1968 | Florissant, Missouri | Mike Carnahan | ||
1967 | Florissant, Missouri | Leroy "Tyger" Johnson (3) | ||
1966[3] | Palos Park, Illinois | Leroy "Tyger" Johnson (2) | Herman Kron | John Hood, Jr |
1965[4] | Palos Park, Illinois | Herman Kron (2) | Bert Kron | John Hood Sr |
1964 | Palos Park, Illinois | Herman Kron | Leroy "Tyger" Johnson | Bert Kron |
1963 | Palos Park, Illinois | Leroy "Tyger" Johnson | Herman Kron |
Women
Year | Location | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
2023 | Louisville, Kentucky | Clara Honsinger (4) | Katie Clouse | Raylyn Nuss |
2022 | Hartford, Connecticut | Clara Honsinger (3) | Raylyn Nuss | Austin Killips |
2021 | Wheaton, Illinois | Clara Honsinger (2) | Raylyn Nuss | Sunny Gilbert |
Cancelled due to COVID-19 | ||||
2019 | Lakewood, Washington | Clara Honsinger | Rebecca Fahringer | Katie Compton |
2018 (2018-2019 season) | Louisville, Kentucky | Katie Compton (15) | Sunny Gilbert | Ellen Noble |
2018 (2017-2018 season) | Reno, Nevada | Katie Compton (14) | Ellen Noble | Kaitlin Keough |
2017 | Hartford, Connecticut | Katie Compton (13) | Amanda Miller | Kaitlin Antonneau |
2016 | Asheville, North Carolina | Katie Compton (12) | Georgia Gould | Kaitlin Antonneau |
2015 | Austin, Texas | Katie Compton (11) | Kaitlin Antonneau | Rachel Lloyd |
2014 | Boulder, Colorado | Katie Compton (10) | Elle Anderson | Meredith Miller |
2013 | Madison, Wisconsin | Katie Compton (9)[5] | Jade Wilcoxson | Nicole Duke |
2012 | Madison, Wisconsin | Katie Compton (8) | Kaitlin Antonneau | Nicole Duke |
2010 | Bend, Oregon | Katie Compton (7) | Georgia Gould | Meredith Miller |
2009 | Bend, Oregon | Katie Compton (6) | Meredith Miller | Amy Dombroski |
2008 | Kansas City, Missouri | Katie Compton (5) | Georgia Gould | Rachel Lloyd |
2007 | Kansas City, Kansas | Katie Compton (4) | Rachel Lloyd | Georgia Gould |
2006 | Providence, Rhode Island | Katie Compton (3) | Georgia Gould | Kerry Barnholt |
2005 | Providence, Rhode Island | Katie Compton (2) | Ann Knapp | Maureen Bruno Roy |
2004 | Portland, Oregon | Katie Compton | Gina Hall | Ann Knapp |
2003 | Portland, Oregon | Alison Dunlap (6) | Rachel Lloyd | Gina Hall |
2002 | Napa, California | Ann Grande | Rachel Lloyd | Gina Hall |
2001 | Baltimore, Maryland | Alison Dunlap (5) | Carmen D’Aluisio | Rachel Lloyd[6] |
2000 | Overland Park, Kansas | Alison Dunlap (4) | Ann Grande | Rachel Lloyd |
1999 | San Francisco, California (Presidio) | Alison Dunlap (3) | Ann Grande | Shari Kain |
1998 | Fort Devens, Massachusetts | Alison Dunlap (2) | Ann Grande | Carmen Richardson |
1997 | Lakewood, Colorado | Alison Dunlap | Miranda Briggs | Ruthie Matthes |
1996 | Seattle, Washington | Shari Kain (2) | Jan Bolland | Alison Dunlap |
1995 | Leicester, Massachusetts | Jan Bolland | Shari Kain | Laurie Brandt[7] |
1994 | Seattle, Washington | Shari Kain | ||
1993 | Sonora, California | Lisa Muhich (2) | ||
1992 | Golden, Colorado | Lisa Muhich | Nancy Reynolds | Kathy Riggert |
1991 | Waltham, Massachusetts | Kathy Riggert | ||
1990 | Bremerton, Washington | Elizabeth Muhich (3) | Dina DiSantis | |
1989 | Milwaukee, Wisconsin | Elizabeth Muhich (2) | Dina DiSantis | |
1988 | Plymouth, Massachusetts | Elizabeth Muhich | ||
1987 | Silverdale, Washington | Elizabeth Chapman (2) | Dina DiSantis | |
1986 | Scotts Valley, California | Elizabeth Chapman | ||
1978-85 | NOT HELD | |||
1977 | Milwaukee, Wisconsin | Joyce Sulanke | Debra Schadewaldt | Joan Johnson |
1976 | Sunriver, Oregon | Mary Ann Allan (2) | Carolyn Peterson | Joyce Sulanke |
1975 | Berkeley, California | Mary Ann Allan | Linda Searl | Clara Teyssier |
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- ^ "Howard Wins U.S. Cycle Race in Palos Park". Chicago Tribune. 1969-10-13. p. 86. Retrieved 2021-05-12 – via Newspapers.com.
- ^ "1966 National Cyclo-cross Championships". American Cycling. 5 (10): 29. 1966.
- ^ Sammons, Fritz (1966). "National Cyclo-Cross Championship". American Cycling. 5 (1): 17.
- ^ "Katie Compton Wins Ninth Straight Cyclocross National Championships with 2013 title". Cyclocross Magazine.
- ^ Jew, Bryan (2001-12-15). "Luck shines on Wells, Dunlap at 'cross nationals". Archived from the original on 2016-01-30. Retrieved 2016-01-30.
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