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1995 Glen Helen Westcoast National.
First National promoted by T.E.A.M. (Race Director: Debbie
Matthews) Some Pictured: Corina Chinen,
Tami Rice, Bonnie Warch, Debbie Matthews, Heather Matthews, Stacy Bremner,
Lydia Couch(Hoeppner), Val Roberts, Sedanna Stillmock(Losey), Jamie
Pamintuan, Lisa Tyrell
Photo: Debbie
Matthews
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1995
Mickey Thompson Entertainment Group San Diego Supercross. Women's
Stadium-Cross Championship Series. The Series was the brainchild of
Women's MX Team director, Debbie Matthews, who with the support and
blessing of MTEG promoted the first Supercross/Off-road Stadium
Championships for women riders during select AMA Supercross and MTEG
Ultracross races. With the demise of MTEG later that year, the
historical event had a brief but brilliant place in history. (Race
Director: Debbie Matthews) Pictured: L-R: Mikki Gonzales, Sue Cheney, Corina
Chinen, Tami
Rice, Bonnie Warch, Lisa Henderson, Jodi Hollow, Shelly Kann, Jamie
Pamintuan, Gale Webb, Amber Hughes, Becky Kukla, Debbie Matthews, Lydia
Hoeppner, Mollie Bourke
Photo: Brian
Matthews
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Pioneers-A few of the competitors of the
1995 Stadium-cross
Championships: left to right: Lisa Henderson, Jodi Hollow, Debbie Matthews,
Amber Hughes, Shelly Kann, Corina Chinen
Photo: Brian Matthews
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During the
95 Stadiumcross Championship, Dee Wood (57) and
Kristy Shealy (45) battle during the San Diego Ultracross. |
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Mike Keidrowski teaches a group of women students during a
Free Women's Only MX Seminar taught at Glen Helen in 1996. The event was
founded and managed by Debbie Matthews in 1995 and sponsored by TEAM,
with Doug Dubach as the instructor. The creation of these schools spawned
the desire in Matthews to offer schooling on a permanent basis, and was the
forerunner to WSMX. The event marked the 2nd year of exclusive
training for women riders.
Photo: Brian Matthews
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Dee Wood graces the cover of Team Green News October 1995 |
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Amber Hughes makes history during the 1996 AMA/WML Nationals
as the winner of the women's pro class at Hi-Point. Jeremy McGrath
celebrates the victory with Hughes. 1996, marked the inaugural season for
the AMA/WML Championships created by WML co-founder Debbie Matthews.
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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First turn action a the Washougal National in 1996.
(67)
Shelly Kann takes the holeshot, followed by (54) Jenny Pray, (121) Shelley
Hickman, (11) Debbie Matthews, (913) Traci Fleming, (189) Mollie Bourke, (511)
Brookie Renker, (24) Sedanna Stillmock. Kann would go on to win the
Championship over Hickman
Photo: Steve Middlesboro
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Rivals and friends, Shelly Kann and Shelley Hickman share a
laugh. Going into the final moto, only 2 points separated the
riders. A DNF in the final moto by Hickman after a collision with Wood,
cost her the title.
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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1997 Competitors of the National Championship round at
Washougal.
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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To the victor goes to spoils ! AMA recognition came to
the winners of the AMA/WML Championship Series in 1996, during the AMA Pro
Awards banquet in Las Vegas, NV, for the first time in the history of Women's
Motocross. Shelly Kann celebrates !
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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Jeremy Mc Grath and women riders during the OHV Silver
Anniversary at Hungry Valley in Gorman, CA 1997.
L-R: Jennifer Nelson, Corina Chinen, Jamie Pamintuan, Jeremy McGrath, Bonnie Warch, Stacy Bremner and
Trish Young.
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1996
AMA/WML Unadilla Outdoor National Winners
Dee Wood, Shelly Kann and Amber Hughes
celebrate with Jeff Emig
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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1997 Ladies World Cup, Radium, BC Canada. Dee Wood
(right) took the victory over Traci Fleming (center) and Nikki Harris (left)
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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1997 Glen Helen National winner
Dee Wood accepts congratulations
for her victory.
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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Women's staging, Glen Helen National
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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1997-AMA Mens
National winner Jeff Emig sprays the champagne with
Women's
Champion Tanya Roberts at Unadilla.
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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1997-Glen Helen National Start
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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1997 Broome-Tioga World Cup.
Defending champ Dee Wood
(left) surrendered her title to Shelly Kann after suffering a concussion on the
opening lap of the first moto. Kann went on to score convincing wins both
motos to take the crown.
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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1999-Making
history-Nikki Harris of Bend, OR takes to the line
in her bid to become the first woman to qualify for a AMA Supercross. While
she didn't make the program, she did open doors for women to qualify in the
future. Harris signing
autographs during the Houston SX
Photo: Steve Bruhn
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New Zealander Tania
Satchwell, made her mark in Supercross
history as well, also racing the Houston SX in an attempt to qualify.
While Satch failed to qualify as well on one of the most difficult tracks in SX
history, the way women competitors were viewed in the industry and by fans
alike, would never be the same. Satchwell and Harris's bold move would
forever change the sport for women riders everywhere.
Photo: Steve Bruhn
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1999 Boot Camp, Colorado
Photo: Debbie Matthews |
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2000-Potential Outside Corporate Sponsors for a first ever
fully backed Pro Racing Women's MX Team, meet with Ron Heben of Team Green
during the Anaheim SX. While the team envisioned by Matthews never fully
materialized, the groundwork has been laid for future teams
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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2000-DM Sports action during round one at Hardrock in Ocala,
Fl. Here Angie Keuntjes leads Jessica Patterson and Stefy Bau in a heated
battle that would last to the checkers with the trio never further apart than
this.
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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2000-DMSports
Pro Winners Jessica Patterson, Stefy Bau, Angie
Keuntjes, celebrate their victories at Hardrock MX in Ocala, FL
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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Patti Carpenter
receives an award from AMA President Scott
Thorton during the AMA Women's Conference in 2000.
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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2000 AMA Women's Conference attendees.
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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Check out #82 in the program-Legend-Dorene
Payne-Racing in 1983 at the San Diego Supercross in the Men's Pro Class!!!  |
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DMSports-WSMX,
Inc. was invited by the AMA to conduct a Motocross school and off road
motorcycle demo during the 2nd annual AMA Women in Motorcycling
conference in 2001. The school and demo was so popular that the class sold out and
over 200 women street riders demo'd off road bikes during the conference
and DMSports-WSMX, was invited by the AMA to continue the demo/school for
the next 3 years.
Special Thanks to Conference Sponsors: Kawasaki-Motorcycles, Parts
Unlimited, Answer-Riding Apparel |
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The Gathering
of the Goddesses-A premier networking event, unites women from trend
setting industries, athletes, extreme sports and media to gather for a 3
day conference. Matthews was invited by the founders to
represent Motocross during the conference held March 30, 2000 in Salt Lake
City, Utah |
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Ready to Rumble!
Debbie Matthews, Aubrianna
Dunn, Tiffany Reed, Tania Satchwell, and mechanics, head to the AMA/WML Washougal
National 2002
Photo: Heather Matthews |
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AMA
President, Mr. Scott Thorton, presents Pioneer Patti Carpenter with a
historic award, prior to the ribbon cutting ceremony officially opening
the Women's exhibit in the AMA Motorcycling Museum and Hall of Fame
located in Pickerington, Ohio on July 13-16, 2000 during the inaugural
conference. Following the ceremony, the exhibit
was open to the public. |
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Participants
of the AMA Women's National Motorcycle conference held
gather outside the Museum and Hall of Fame prior to the opening of the
museum. |
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Exploits of
AMA Pro Hill Climber-Cathy Templeton and AMA Pro Dirt Tracker, Tami
Kirk are displayed
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Pioneers- Kitty Budris -Dirt
Track-Racer/First Woman Professional Mechanic and Kerry
Kleid-Motocross Racer-1st Woman to Race Men's Professional are remembered for not only breaking down the barriers, but
skillfully paving the way for women in competition by their heroic acts |
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Tami
Kirk's XR 750 Dirt tracker. Tami was the first woman to qualify and race
in an AMA Grand National Final on June 25, 1983. Two weeks later she
became the first woman to earn points in a final held at the Syracuse Mile
in New York state. |
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The
Women's timeline of organizations displayed in the AMA museum, recognizes
the importance of the creation the Women's Motocross League (WML) of an off-road league for women in
motorcycling competition, founded in 1996 by Elaine
Ruff, Debbie Matthews, and Jim Trimble. This organization was the catalyst for
much of the growth women's motocross and off-road now enjoy. |
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Pro
Motocross Racer, Tiffany Reed stands proudly beside her racing heritage. |
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Invited by
the AMA to be a member of the advisory committee for the Motorcycle Hall
of Fame and Museum, Debbie Matthews has the largest collection of Women's
MX Memorabilia known in the industry. Matthews supplied the AMA with the
Motocross information contained in the exhibit.
The exhibit
contains the names of 43 Motocross promoters and riders recognized by the
AMA for their contributions to Women's racing.
Listed
alphabetically: Stefy Bau, Vicki Jackson Bell, Dede Cates, Cindy Cole,
Denise DeVines, Kim Douglass, Sue Fish, Traci Fleming, Lisa Gallo, Vicki
Miller-Haag, Brenda Hannah, Nikki Harris, Tami Rice-Hasse, Nadine Holbert,
Shelly Kann, Miki Keller, Terry Kizar, Kerry Kleid, Debbie Matthews,
Dorothy Mc Gee, Jo Ann Miley, Mercedes Gonzalez-Natvig, Jamie Pamintuan,
Jessica Patterson, Dorene Payne, Nancy Payne, Kasey Rogers, Elaine Ruff,
Tania Satchwell, Kristy Shealy, Kat Spann, Barbara Speilman, Carey
Steiner, Johanna Stenerson, Cherry Stockton, Lisa Atkin-Wagner, Bonnie
Warch, Lorie Watson, Gale Webb, Sarah Whitmore, Dawn Winczenski, Dee Wood
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Debbie Matthews was recognized by the
AMA Hall of Fame for her contributions to Motorcycling in
Organizations, Business, Media, and Racing. |
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Tiffany
Reed (OH) was so inspired by the women's exhibit that she set her goal to
have her name added to the Hall of Fame |
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The WML, Founded by Elaine Ruff and Debbie
Matthews Holds a prominent place in Motorcycling History. |
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Heidi Cooke flies the
friendly skies of Ocala, FL
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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Jacki Hudson chases Stefy Bau
during day two of the DM Sports Series final at Glen Helen. Bau
and Hudson went 1/2 for the weekend, with Bau claiming the championship
and Hudson taking 4th in the series
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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Sarah Bazin, shows no
respect in her helmet wear for those other guys...
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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April Hodges (117) and Patty
Whitehouse (718) duel for top Amateur honors at Air Dania, in Ft.
Lauderdale, while Angie Keuntjes looks on while running 2nd Pro after
a fall.
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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Jacki Hudson (TX) on the
attack at Glen Helen
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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Angie Keuntjes leads Jessica
Patterson and Stefy Bau at Ocala in a battle that stayed this close
all day. Patterson took the win, after Keuntjes suffered a flat, but
tenaciously stayed close, while Bau ended up third.
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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Keuntjes--on the gas at
Ocala, while Jessica Patterson applies pressure from behind.
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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Tayler Lacey (NV) shows
great potential and form on her way to the 60-105cc class win at Glen
Helen
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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Tamara Madden (AZ) grew
faster and more confident with each race. Look for her to be wearing
pro colors in 2001
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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Kristi Myers (TX) rookie
pro season was impressive, finishing 5th overall in the series.
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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Best friends and
rivals-Jessica Patterson and Angie Keuntjes smile after a great day of fun
at the track
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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Tiffany Reed (OH), on the
comeback trail after a serious injury which threatened to end her career.
Tiffany carded a 4th on this day, and rounded out the year with a 4th a
the AMA Amateur National Championships !! Way to go Tiff !!!!
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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Amateur winners from Ocala-L
to R: Patty Whitehouse, April Hodges, Angela Ferro and Ashley Fioleck
(front center)
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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Sheena Patterson (CA)
airs it out during the SX event at the Chaparral Pro-AM
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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Bonzai Bonnie Warch,
CA in action. Oxygen masks may be required !
Photo supplied by Bonnie Warch |
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WHO SAY'S WOMEN CAN'T perform
Freestyle moves ??? Visalia's Heidi Henry, executes a can-can
during practice, en-route to becoming the first female professional
freestyler. Heidi can regularly be seen executing tricks and
whoo-hooing the crowds during races as her pure love for the sport shines
through.
Photo supplied by Heidi Henry
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Stefy Bau heads into the
finish chute at Hangtown enroute to victory.
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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Ashley Boham (Colorado) shows
good form under rutty conditions at Glen Helen
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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Stefy Bau points to the crowd
in celebration of her win at Budds Creek, MD
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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Cara Chada (IL) launches into
orbit.
Photo by: Steve Bonnau
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Nikki Harris makes history
at the Houston SX by being one of two female riders to race for a Pro
Team (Honda of Houston)
Photo by: Steve Bruhn TFS
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Racing action during the
Hangtown National. Shelly Kann (4) leads the fight, with Angie
Keuntjes (5) and Tania Satchwell (7) banging bars in pursuit.
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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Angie Keuntjes airs it out at
Mammoth
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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Laura Little (Colorado)
doubles up the whoops at Glen Helen
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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Who ever said women's racing
is boring, just hasn't been paying attention. Angie Keuntjes (41)
Bonnie Warch (37) and Sheena Patterson (36) mix it up at Mammoth.
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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Multi champ-Kristy Shealy
racing one of the last Nationals of her career at Hangtown
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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Stefy Bau airs it out at
Budds Creek, MD
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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Jessica Snyder shows good
form at Budds.
Photo by: Steve Bonnau
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First corner action at
Hangtown. Bau (77) exits the frame in control of the holeshot
over Warch (100), Harris (6), Fleming (3), Shelley Compton in green,
Michelle Bednar (14) Shalie Thorwaldson (21) and Candace English (199)
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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Stefy Bau Roosts out of a
corner during the cup at Broome-Tioga in Binghamton, NY
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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Shelly Kann-Confident-Winner
of the Cup this day in Binghamton
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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Crowd at trophy
presentation Washougal National
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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Traci Fleming has the home
track advantage at mastering the huge Washougal whoops and killing the
corners
Whoops Photo: Debbie Matthews
Corner Photo supplied by Traci Fleming |
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Under the watchful eye of
Pro Action's George Quay, Shelly Kann prepares for the start of moto 1's
National at Binghamton. Kann went on to nail 4 holeshots on the
weekend. "Shaka" Kann displays the form that brought
her the World title
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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Riders line up for the
women's Pro/Amateur start at the Glen Helen opener
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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East coast Diva Amber
Hughes rode hard at Binghamton, but encountered several hard
falls in route to a disappointing finish
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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National Champion and
second in the world in 97, Traci Fleming prepares to do battle.
Strong willed and confident, the speedster didn't have things go her way
in 1998. Traci came to the cup with high expectations, but lady
luck wasn't smiling on this day, for the fast female flyer from
Washington.
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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Racing was very tight for the
cup title. Defending Champion Wood (1), would crash hard on lap one,
sidelining her for the remainder of the competition. Kann won the
war, while Shealy (53) rode with a severely twisted knee and a broken
sternum which she sustained at Lorett'a Lynns to a strong but painful
third
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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The jump that made her
famous....Tania Satchwell of New Zealand was the first woman rider to
completely clear this huge table top at Binghamton that measured over 100
feet !! Whoo Hoo !
Photo: Steve Bruhn
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Washougal national pro and
amateur start
Rebecca Gillet # 22
takes the Pro holeshot, but is later disqualified when it is discovered
she was racing a 250. 1998 marked the first year that all pros
had to run the same displacement size. Gillet appealed the
decision but the ruling stood.
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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And the 1998 National
champion is ..... Dee Wood ! With consistent rides, Dee Wood
(TX) wrapped up the title without winning a single moto ! Dee Wood rode
smart and consistent to score the title against a very competitive field
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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Oh what a difference a good
start can make ! Pro Title hopefuls Tania Satchwell (148) and
Sedanna Losey (60), suffer horrendous starts and find themselves battling
with the Amateur pack as they work their way through the field
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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1995 U.S. Women's
Stadium-cross Team-
L-R: Mikki Gonzales, Sue
Cheney, Corina Chinen, Tami Rice, Bonnie Warch, Lisa Henderson, Jodi
Hollow, Shelly Kann, Jamie Pamintuan, Gale Webb, Amber Hughes, Becky Kukla,
Debbie Matthews, Lydia Hoeppner, Mollie Bourke
Race Event Director: Debbie
Matthews
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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50cc action -Girl Power-Heather
Matthews pulls the holeshot over all the guys, at Perris Raceway, CA
(1990)
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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Corina Chinen -An American
tradition of excellence-Westcoast National,Glen Helen, CA
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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Record crowds gather to
witness national women's racing for the first time
as Broome-Tioga at the AMA/WML National MX Championships Photo: Debbie Matthews
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Debbie Matthews-Barona World
cup 1995. Matthews rode three different bikes in 2 motos and
practice, breaking bikes in 2 of the three outings. Fellow
competitor Mollie Bourke, offered Deb her back up bike, which Deb
gratefully accepted and promptly pulled the holeshot.
Photo: Track Photography
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Debbie Matthews shows great
form practicing at a private track in San Bernardino
Photo: Brian Matthews
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Classic dual... Arch rivals
and friends, Dee Wood and Kristy Shealy battle during the 95 San Diego
Ultracross. Wood made a costly error in the whoops dropping her
to third, while Shealy wheelied all the way to the line for second
Photo: Track Photography
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Da Winner..... Amber
Hughes receives the accolades of the crowd and an interview from ESPN's
Jerry Bernardo following her win at the San Diego Ultracross over Shealy
and Wood
Photo: Brian Matthews
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Traci Fleming hard on the
gas at Unadilla, shows why she earned that big # 1
Photo: Debbie Matthews |
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Traci Fleming receives her #
1 plate from AMA National 250 champion Doug Henry at Washougal in 1997
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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1994-Participants of
Westcoast National in Calif.
Photo: Brian Matthews
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1996-Participants of the
Washougal National
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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Heather Matthews grabs some
air in the beginner class in Colorado
Photo: Track Photography
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Role Model- Lisa Henderson
signs a young female fans shirt during the San Diego, SX in 1995
Photo: Brian Matthews
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Jamie Pamintuan (CA) rails a
Glen Helen berm in practice with picture perfect form -1997
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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1996 Washougal
National-Series winner Shelly Kann-left, shares a laugh with series rival
and runner up Shelley Hickman of New Zealand. Kann secured the
title, when Hickman's bike broke within sight of the flag. The two
were virtually side by side at the time. Hickman, spent over 10k of
her own money to travel to the USA in pursuit of the title. The
title loss was a bitter disappointment, but she arrived home a national
hero.
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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Heir to the first AMA/WMLOutdoor
National crown. Shelly Kann...Smart, consistent, fast
Photo: Steve Middlesworth
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Whee, I'm having so much
fun ! (Heather Matthews 1990)
Photo: Perris Raceway
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Tiffany Reed airs it out over
the 100 ft table at the beautiful Radium, BC, Canada track during the 97
cup.
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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Colorado' s Brookie Renker
and Cheryl Place plot strategy during the Washougal national in 1997
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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16 year old Tanya Roberts of
Ohio pops the cork on the biggest win of her career with fellow winner
Jeff Emig at Unadilla -1997
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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Tight quarters- Start
action at the 96 Washougal national...Shelly Kann (67) leads, Jenny
Pray (54), Shelley Hickman (121)Debbie Matthews (11), Traci Fleming (913),
Mollie Bourke (189), Sedanna Losey (24), Brookie Renker (511) and the pack
through turn one.
Photo: Steve Middlesworth
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1997-Washougal national
women's start
Photo: For Debbie Matthews by
Francios
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Ashley Boham (CO)
demonstrates good speed and technique
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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Glory days....Heather
Matthews shows a pack of boys the fast way around the track
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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Sister Act-Cara Chada
racing Amatuer, takes flight, while sister Jessica Snyder races
pro.
Photo by : Steve Bonnau
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Patty Whitehouse (718) and
Nichole Flanders (165) had a heated battle in Ft. Lauderdale.
Flanders ended up taking a soil sample, and an exhausted Whiltehouse due
to their intense battle was passed in the late stages of the moto by April
Hodges for the overall.
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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Trained By WSMX's Debbie
Matthews- Ashley Fioleck, deaf since
birth, takes a flight to freedom 2000 DM Sports Series. Ashley would
go on to Win the AMA Women's Amateur title in her later years, and turn pro
by 2008.
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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After a 6 year retirement,
Heather Matthews showed up in Colorado for the World Cup in 1999,
borrowed a bike, and rode a holeshot to a fifth.
Not bad |
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April Hodges, Patty
Whitehouse and Angie Keuntjes enter the turn three abreast each with
different ideas on the best line thru the turn. Who do you think
came out on top? Air Dania, Ft Lauderdale, FL DM Sports Series
2001
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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Tayler Lacey age 11 of
Las Vegas, NV shows how it is done at Glen Helen.
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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Laura Little doubles up
the whoops at Glen Helen
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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Tamara Madden relaxes on
the line prior to the start. Look for Tamara to be sporting Pro
colors in 2001 Madden-On the pegs and on the gas
Photos: Debbie Matthews
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Future Star, 11 year old.
Kimberly Kocher of Paris, OH grabs some air at a night race.
Photos provided by Kocher |
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I've got a secret !!! Amateur
winner Lynettte Wosick (CA) and Pro Champion Bau, share racing secrets
prior to the start of the final moto of the year.
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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Pee Wee Air ! Heather
Matthews takes flight, 1990, Perris Raceway, CA |
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Michelle Trefethen-checks
out the competition
Photo: Debbie Matthews
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