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First-time champion Joey Bacala completed his dominance of the Tour of Anchorage bicycle stage race by winning Sunday's criterium.
Perenniel champion Sheryl Loan completed hers by finishing last – but her overall lead was so big it didn't matter, plus the person who beat her Sunday was her daughter Kinsey. That meant Loan got to celebrate twice, once for her overall championship and once for her daughter's criterium win,