Author: Tom Saccone

From IDS Hoosier Hype

UPDATED: Men’s ITT Results
By STEPHANIE KUZYDYM | IDS Little 500 beat reporter
POSTED AT 8:17 PM ON MARCH 30, 2011 | | | COMMENTS (0)

The Cutters’ Eric Young has so far defended his Individual Time Trials from last year. Check back for updates.

1. Eric Young – Cutters 02:22.00
2. David Ellis – Phi Gamma Delta 02:26.04
3. RJ Stuart – Delta Tau Delta 02:26.89
4. Kevin Depasse – Cutters 02:27.28
5. Will McDermott – Delta Chi 02:27.99
6. Steve Sharp – Phi Delta Theta 02:28.19
7. Adam Fish – Sigma Chi 02:29.21
8. Andrew Morrow – Sigma Chi 02:29.29
9. Jordan Bailey – Black Key Bulls 02:29.57
10. Dan Kinn – Black Key Bulls 02:29.96
11. Greg Bortz – Acacia 02:29.98
12. Eric Anderson – Beta Theta Pi 02:30.07
13. Jake Rowland – Phi Delta Theta 02:30.12
14. James Coudright – Delta Tau Delta 02:30.20
15. Ted Boeglin – Phi Gamma Delta 02:30.82
16. Sam Harbison – Cutters 02:31.22
17.Patrick Kinn – Phi Kappa Psi 02:31.51
18. Zach Stine – Air Force 02:31.68
19. Zach Lusk – Cutters 02:31.75
23. Nick Lenard – Delta Tau Delta 02:34.08
40. Nick Sapp – Delta Tau Delta 02:37.27
74: Grahm Bailey – Cru Cycling 02:42.33

Full results here:
http://www.idsnews.com/blogs/hoosierhype/?p=15335

Waiting for Women’s results-

A dozen Scholars Inn Bakehouse Team Tortuga cyclists are competing in the ITT tonight at Armstrong Stadium. They’ll be in their Greek kits of course, but will be flying the Bakehouse colors as well on their sleeve (metaphorically!). Tom Walsh (Cutters) is paired on the track with Grahm Bailey (Cru) at 4:40. Nick Sapp (Delta Tau Delta) takes off at 5:10. Nick Lenard (Delta Tau Delta) is off at 6:40. Emma Caughlin (Teter) at 6:45. Sam Harbison (Cutters) 7:20. Lauren Gowdy (Teter) 8:10. Hannah Calvert (Army) 8:40. Lisa Hutcheson (Teter) 8:50. Zach Lusk (Cutters) 8:55. RJ Stuart (Delta Tau Delta) 8:55. Sam Stanford (Cutters) 10:10.

Get the full schedule here:
http://iusf.indiana.edu/little500/rider_info/spring-series.html

Team Scholars Inn Bakehouse travelled to Lexington, Kentucky through the southern Indiana rains to do battle with the region’s best racers at the Lexington Spring Circuit. The course was set just north of the city in an upscale industrial park. The course was a fast 1.2 mile loop with one wide corner, a slight descent on the backside and a gradual uphill drag to the finish.