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Lindsey Wilson Cycling Finishes Eighth at National Championships

Lindsey Wilson Cycling Finishes Eighth at National Championships

October 13, 2026 Alex Carter - Sports Editor Sport

The Lindsey Wilson cycling team finished eighth with 411 points at the USA Cycling Collegiate Mountain Bike National Championships on Sunday at Powderhorn Mountain Resort, lindseyathletics.com reported. Colorado Mesa captured the national championship with 664 points, while Fort Lewis finished as the runner-up with 612 points.

Blue Raiders Secure Top Finishes in Gravity Disciplines

In the men’s dual slalom, Ian Westerman posted a runner-up finish for the Blue Raiders. On the women’s side, Caitlyn Farmer reached the podium with a second-place finish, while MeKenna Martin placed 10th, Lola Petillo took 13th, and Lilly Campbell finished 23rd.

The Blue Raiders recorded the second-fastest team performance in men’s downhill, locking down two of the top three individual spots. Lars Gräter secured a runner-up finish with a time of 5:13.10, followed closely by Arnaud in third at 5:13.67. Baux crossed in 24th at 5:33, and Merlo placed 26th with a time of 5:35.97. In women’s downhill, Farmer claimed fourth place in 5:49.91, Petillo placed 29th at 7:12.99, Campbell finished 33rd, and Layla Massey took 35th.

Gräter Leads Blue Raider Endurance Squad Results

Gräter led the Blue Raider endurance squad with a 13th-place finish in the men’s cross country Olympic race. Antoine Ingelaere placed 27th, Josh Van der Merwe finished 31st, and Max Garwick took 37th. In the separate cross country race standings listed from the weekend, Gräter again paced the team in 13th, Ingelaere finished 32nd, and Garwick placed 40th. Farmer competed in the women’s cross country race, finishing 50th. In the team relay event, Lindsey Wilson closed out the competition in ninth place.

Disclaimer: The insights provided in this article are for informational and entertainment purposes only and do not constitute medical advice or sports betting recommendations.

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