Buzzbee Youth Racing Series Event 3 Results

On Saturday May 22^nd, BSAFE hosted the 3rd event of the Buzzbee Youth Bicycle Racing Series.  47 competitors showed up to try their skill and speed on the HLSCC campus.  The event saw new names rise to the top and also confirmed a few overall winners even with the final on July 10^th still to go. The overall age group winners of the series will win a BMX bicycle worth over $400. 

 “I made this 3^rd event a bit more of a physical challenge to see how some of the riders would handle a more selective uphill finish,” said Chris Ghiorse the Buzzbee race director.  “It was interesting to see how strong some of the riders got right near the end of their races.  In fact the 8-10 boy’s winner and 11-13 boy’s and girl’s winners all came form behind in the final straight to win their categories.”

8-10 age group riders racing for the first turn

The Buzzbee Youth Series is developing steadily and with 3 events completed the number of participants has exceeded 100.  A few of the smaller age group leaders have sealed their overall victory while the 8-10 and 11-13 boys are still up for grabs.

“The 8-10 boy’s age group is the largest with 46 different riders.  Over half of all the competitors have come to only one event so far,” said Chris.  “I would like to see them all return to try and improve their racing, but I think this statistic will always exist. I feel there are a lot of potential cyclists out there and my goal is to try and expose our youth to cycling and if they really enjoy it they will find a way to get involved.  Everything i am offering is free, so there is no excuse; all you have to do is show me you want to ride.”

“My biggest dilemma right now is that I receive a lot of phone calls before each event from children who need a ride, unfortunately i have to explain that they need to bring a parent or guardian in order to race.  I know i could double the number of participants if i was more flexible on this issue. Maybe next year i can generate enough revenue to provide busing for each district.”

This series is still looking for funding and at present is only made possible by the support of the BSAFE program and its volunteers.  BSAFE exists through the title sponsorship from Hon. Andrew A. Fahie and the Ministry of Education, and the major supporters Caribbean Alliance and their agents Caribbean Insurers, Burke’s Garage, Ogier and PricewaterhouseCoopers. 

The Buzzbee event owes thanks to many, and is grateful to HLSCC for allowing the event to take place on their field. 

The volunteers were numerous.  DJ Outlaw donated his super sound system for the call to the line and to fill in pauses with his music.  Rotaract had a huge contingent and helped Nicole Charles kept all the points and heats organized and aided Michel Penn at the finish line. Kay Reddy had special efforts rounding up riders from the Fun Day distractions.  Cedar School students, Yael Gordon-Fox and Mary Findley filled in forms and pinned numbers on the riders and kept track of the starting line. Orano Andrews kept the call to line in order during the event.  The Red Cross was ever present and thankfully only was called on for advice in one crash. 

The results below reflect the riders place in this event.  

Under 8 Boys

1	Marcus Butler	50	1	51
2	Sam Childs	45	0	45

Under 8 boys series leaders after 3 events: 1^st- Marcus Butler 149 points, 2^nd- Sam Childs 128 points and 3^rd- Keyondre Slater 57 points. There are currently 8 riders in the series

 8-10 Boys

1	Brian Henley	68
2	Akil Turnbull	62
3	Jhe'Quan Mitcham	57
4	Kedrick Matthew	52
5	Reu Rymer	48
6	Shelton Moore	44
7	Andre Martin	40
8	Omauni Francis	37
9	Shamoy Frett	32
10	Laymen Johney	29
11	D'Andre Mitcham	27
12	Josean Leonard	25
13	Rahjoun Stephens	23
14	Demary Samuel	21
15	Tate Hempel	19
16	Shakeel Lowry	17
17	Ojari Harry	15
18	Zoran Penn	13
19	Tyren Jones	11

The leaders for the 8 -10 boys after 3 events:  1^st- Jhe’Quan Mitcham 190 points, 2^nd- Kedrick Matthew 160 points and 3^rd- Thomas “TJ” Richardson 127 points.  There are currently 46 riders in the series.

8-10 Girls

1	Akira Phillip	53
2	Laresha Martin	47
3	Joraine Russell	42
4	Shamonique Lee	37

The leaders for the 8 -10 girlss after 3 events:  1^st- Akira Phillip 155 points, 2^nd- Shamonique Lee 83 points, 3^rd Laresha Martin 47 points.  There are currently 5 in the series. 

11-13 boys

1	Timaeus Ferguson	62
2	D'quan Christopher	56
3	Alan Gomez	51
4	Jomar Balcombe	46
5	John Gomez	42
6	DaSean Jones	38
7	Jamal Jones	34
8	J'Quoi Llyod	31
9	Kaleeb Francis	26
10	Keimon Defoe	23
11	Shazeak Nabibaksh	21
12	Shaquille Lewis	19
13	Kevin Jeremiah	17

The leaders for the 11-13 boys after 3 events:  1^st- Earl Hazel 117 points, 2^nd- Jomar Balcombe 89 points and 3^rd – Dasean Jones 66 points.  There have been a total of 29 riders in the series

11-13 Girls

1	Nakisha Savory	50	3	53
2	Chaunlee Hodge	45	2	47
3	Nicole Charles	41	1	42
4	Karesha Martin	37	0	37

The leaders for the 11-13 boys after 3 events:  1^st- Nakisha Savory 156 points, 2^nd- Chaunlee Hodge 47 points and 3^rd – Selina Stoutt 47 points.  There have been a total of 7 riders in the series..

14-16 Boys

No riders showed for this event.  Orland Savory leads with 103 points Andrew Lettsome Jr. has 46 points from last event and Colen Corea is in 3^rd with 45 points.  There are 5 riders in this series.

14-16 Girls

Keneisha Weekes was the only rider for her category so now leads with a total of 95 points over Kezia Gumbs with 51 points

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