COLUMBIA, Ky. -- It was another dominating performance by the Lindsey Wilson College cycling team this past weekend as the Blue Raiders hosted their final event of the season.

Lindsey Wilson accumulated 1,355 points in the three categories contested this weekend, including a Time Trial, Road Race and a Criterium. University of Wisconsin Madison finished second with 609 points.

Other schools participating included: Marian (Ind.) University, Northwestern (Ill.) University, Indiana University, Lindenwood (Mo.) University, Purdue (Ind.) University, DePauw (Ind.) University, University of Wisconsin-Platteville,University of Michigan, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, Ohio State University, DePaul (Ill.) University, St. Louis (Mo.) University, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, University Illinois-Champagne, Murray State (Ky.) University, University of Kentucky, Southern Illinois University-Carbondale, University of Illinois-Chicago, Asbury (Ky.) College, University of Missouri, Butler (Ind.) University, University of Cincinnati (Ohio), University of Chicago (Ill.) and Indiana University-Purdue University at Indianapolis.

Lindsey Wilson opened its weekend of dominance with 537 points in the Time Trial. The Blue Raiders won the Men's A, Women's A, Men's B and Men's D races to build their lead.

Senior Kip Spaude scored 70 points for his second place finish in the Men's A Time Trial which covered 20 kilometers or 12-1/2 miles. Junior Christopher Bogedin, freshman Kyle Foley and sophomore Clayton Omer also recorded top-10 finishes.

Northwestern (Ill.) University's Will Nowak captured the Time Trial event to earn his team 80 points.

In the women's A race, sophomore Kelsey Markham and sophomore Ashley James finished second and fourth respectively to lead a quartet of Blue Raider riders to finish in the top-13.

Marion (Ind.) University's Sinead Miller won the event.

"Kelsey Markham's second place in the Time Trial was epic for us," Lindsey Wilson cycling coach David Grigsby said. "She showed why she is one of the strongest Time Trial riders in the Midwest."

Lindsey Wilson sophomore Matt Dooley and freshman Scott Hoffner finished 1-2 in the men's B Time Trial. The Blue Raiders recorded five of the top six times in the event to score 150 out of a possible 222 team points in the race.

"Matt Dooley's win in the B race was a great shot in the arm for the entire team," Grigsby said.

In the women's B/C race, sophomore Allie Dragoo scored 28 points for her fifth place finish.

Lindsey Wilson freshmen James Smith and Andrew Wright finished second and third respectively in the men's D race. Sophomores Tyler Martin and William Wilson added top-10 finishes as the Blue Raiders racked up 33 team points in the race.

Butler (Ind.) University's Ryan Shean finished the Time Trial with the fastest time in the men's D race.

Following the Time Trial, riders competed in the grueling road race which covered distances of 75 miles -- for the men's A Race -- 50 miles -- men's B and women's A -- and 25 miles -- men's C and D and women's B/C.

In the men's A Road Race, Spaude grabbed top honors with his first place finish. Spaude earned 80 points for the win increasing his daily total to a team-best 150 points.

Bogedin and sophomore Danny Estevez joined Spaude in the top-10 of the race.

James recorded a second place finish in the women's A Road Race. Markham added a seventh place finish and senior Sarah Lukas finished 15th.

Lindsey Wilson freshman Bryan Underwood recorded the highest Blue Raider finish in the men's B Road Race crossing the finish line is second place. Indiana University's David Richardson-Rossbach won the race.

Lindsey Wilson's Ryan Storm, Scott Hoffner and Dooley finished 13th through 15th in the 29-man race.

In the men's D, Wright added a sixth place finish to his earlier third place finish in the Time Trial. Lindsey Wilson's Zachary Dorsey added a top-10 finish crossing the line in eighth place.

"Our road race was easily the most demanding course that our conference will see this season, but it's perfect preparation for nationals which will be in Wisconsin this year," Grigsby said. "Kip Spaude's win was such an inspiration to the team. He is a senior, his parents had driven down from Wisconsin to see him race, this is his home course, and he won on an attack on the final climb.

"It was as if it was scripted."

On Sunday, the LWC cycling team hosted the Criterium at the Adair County High School. The one kilometer (6/10 of a mile) lap consisted of mostly flat terrain with a few slight hills.

The men's A Criterium consisted of 60 minutes plus an additional two laps over the course. The women's A and men's B was 45 minutes and two laps and the men's C and D and women's B/C was 30 minutes and two laps.

A quartet of Blue Raiders finished in the top-10 in the men's A Criterium led by freshman Alder Martz's third place finish. Estevez and Spaude finished seventh and eighth respectively while junior Stefon Swecker crossed in 10th place.

The Blue Raiders combined to score 172 points in the race. The closest competition came from University of Wisconsin-Plattville's 81 points.

In the women's A race, James and freshman Brooke Crum crossed the line in second and third respectively. James earned the team 68 points in the race while Crum added 15 points.

Lindsey Wilson freshman Michael Palevo finished third in the men's B Criterium leading a group of four riders in the top-10 in the race.

Underwood finished fifth and Dooley sixth in the race. Hoffner crossed in 10th place.

Dragoo earned her second top-5 finish of the weekend with a fourth place finish in the women's B/C Criterium. Dragoo picked up 39 points for the team as the lone Blue Raider in the race.

In the men's D race, Lindsey Wilson place three riders in the top-10 led by Smith's third place finish. Freshman Taylor Ladd added a sixth place finish and Dorsey crossed in ninth place.

"Our four top-10 finishes in the men's A Criterium was just phenomenal," Grigsby said. "The men's B race for me was the most exciting race of the day as our team was the animators the whole race, controlling almost every move and getting a third, sixth, and ninth, something we never seen last year in the B races."

"I'm incredibly proud of our student-athletes for another great weekend of racing. But perhaps the biggest stars of the weekend were the gracious people in Columbia and Adair County," Grigsby said. "This community did more than just open its arms to our program, our home race, and the visiting cyclists, it out and welcomed our event and our visitors with open hearts and kind words of praise and encouragement. Purdy Church, Kelleyville Church and Adair County High School as well as our wonderful volunteers who manned corners on the road, and the courteous and patient people traveling through our community were simply terrific.