Major Achievements
- 2003
- 1st, 24 Hours of Adrenalin world solo championship (4th consecutive)
- 1st, 24 Hour Solo NORBA national championship (1st win)
- 1st, Wilderness 101, Pennsylvania
- 2004
- 1st, 24 Hours of Adrenalin world solo championship (5th consecutive)
- 1st, 24 Hour Solo NORBA national championship (2nd consecutive)
- 1st, Wilderness 101, Pennsylvania
- 2005
- 1st, 24 Hours of Adrenalin world solo championship (6th consecutive)
- 1st, Wilderness 101, Pennsylvania
- 1st, Marathon NORBA National # 2, Arizona
- 2nd, Marathon NORBA National # 1, Texas
- 2006
- 1st, Lumberjack 100 (NUE Race), Michigan
- 2nd, Shenandoah 100 (NUE Race), Virginia
- 2nd, 24 Hours of Adrenalin world solo championship
- 2007
- 1st, 24 Hours of Moab, Utah
- 1st, 24 Hours of 9 Mile, 24 Hour Solo National Championship, Wisconsin
- 1st, BC Bike Race, British Columbia, Canada (with teammate Jeff Schalk)
- National Ultra Endurance Series Champion
- 1st, Cohutta 100 (NUE Race), Tennessee
- 1st, Mohican MTB 100 (NUE Race), Ohio
- 1st, Lumberjack 100 (NUE Race), Michigan
- 1st, Endurance 100 (NUE Race), Utah
- 2008
- 1st, 24 Hours of 9 Mile, 24 Hour Solo National Championship, Wisconsin
- 1st, Shenandoah 100 (NUE Race), Virginia
- 1st, Tahoe-Sierra 100 (NUE Race), California
- 2nd, Wilderness 101 (NUE Race), Pennsylvania
- 2nd, Mohican MTB 100 (NUE Race), Ohio
- 2nd, BC Bike Race, British Columbia, Canada (with teammate Jeff Schalk)
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