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          |   Scott 
              Zwizanski  | 
         
       
      Binghamton, New York (August 27, 2006) - Kodakgallery.com/Sierra 
      Nevada's Scott Zwizanski finished second in today's Chris Thather Memorial 
      after spending three quarters of the 50-mile criterium in a six-rider breakaway. 
       
       
      Drenched by a steady rain from start to finish, the lead group included 
      Zwizanski, Colavita-Sutter Home's Davide Frattini, Navigators Insurance's 
      Hilton Clarke and Ciaran Power, and one rider each from Targetraining and 
      Symmetrics.  
       
      Zwizanski positioned himself well for the sprint and came off the Targetraining 
      rider's wheel at the right moment, but couldn't hold off Clarke, who took 
      his third national-level win in the last three weeks ahead of Zwizanski 
      and Frattini.  
       
      As the difficult conditions shattered the field behind the break, Kodakgallery.com/Sierra 
      Nevada's Jackson Stewart and Martin Gilbert finished 10th and 12th, respectively. 
       
       
      The team's attention turns now to next weekend's USA Cycling Professional 
      Championships time trial and road race in Greenville, South Carolina.  
       
      Kodakgallery.com/Sierra Nevada's five-rider squad features Jackson Stewart, 
      Ben Jacques-Maynes, Jesse Anthony, Scott Zwizanski and Mike Dietrich.  
       
      Looking ahead to Greenville, Zwizanski said, "We've got a good team and 
      I'm excited. Not having foreign riders will change the tactics, but Ben 
      and Jackson are two of the best road racers in America so it's going to 
      be a good race for us."  
       
      Meanwhile, Kodakgallery.com/Sierra Nevada's Dan Schmatz and Pete Lopinto 
      will be racing at the four-day Gateway Cup in St. Louis, Schmatz' hometown. 
         
         
       
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