Monster Energy's Tucker Hibbert wrapped up a very successful Canadian vacation, winning in Morden and Regina. Hibbert's moto scores were 1-1-2-1 and, believe it or not, he's in 7th overall in the series. Hibbert will now set his sights on the AMA nationals so we have someone to cheer for down south.

Clearbrook Yamaha's Kyle Beaton was the only rider able to steal a moto win away from Tucker Hibbert. Beaton holeshot and won the first moto, his first win of the season. Beaton was winning the second moto in the early going but swapped out and went off the track, crashing into a pile of rocks. He went to the hospital for x-rays looking for a possible broken lower leg but he's okay and should be 100 percent for Nanaimo. Yamaha has won every moto (MX1 and MX2) in the last two weekends.

photos: James Lissimore

MX2 Overall

MX2 Points

1 Tucker Hibbert 2 - 1
2 Eric Nye 3 - 2
3 Mason Phillips 5 - 3
4 Aron Harvey 6 - 4
5 Ryan Lockhart 7 - 6
6 Kyle Beaton 1 - 36
7 Kris Foster 9 - 8
8 Kyle McGlynn 10 - 7
9 Jeremy Medaglia 12 - 5
10 Brock Hoyer 11 - 10
11 Kerim Fitz-Gerald 4 - 31
12 Shawn Maffenbeier 14 - 13
13 Tanner Reidman 16 - 11
14 Marc-Antoine Genereux 8 - 21
15 Davey Fraser 13 - 17
16 Shane Wiebe 30 - 9
17 Jared Allison 15 - 18
18 Parker Allison 17 - 16
19 Dustin Hayes 18 - 15
20 Casey Schriock 23 - 12
21 Joey Leadbeater 36 - 14
22 PJ Stratton 19 - 35
23 George deGraaf 34 - 19
24 Heath Hamblen 20 - 37
25 Brady Breemersch 21 - 20
26 Chris Colenutt 22 - 25
27 Ryan Dittus 24 - 22
28 Nathaniel Bosum 25 - 33
29 Sylvain Ayotte 26 - 27
30 Spencer Knowles 27 - 24
31 Cristian Huidobro 28 - 26
32 Dillon Carswell 29 - 32
33 Brodie Chelsberg 31 - 28
34 Justin Patjas 32 - 30
35 Ryan Millar 33 - 23
36 Tony Burko 35 - 34
37 Nick Evennou 37 - 29
38 Justin McGlynn 38 - 39
39 Coleton McLean 39 - 40
40 Paul Lamb 40 - 38

1 Eric Nye 164
2 Aron Harvey 126
3 Kyle Beaton 118
4 Jeremy Medaglia 118
5 Mason Phillips 111
6 Ryan Lockhart 103
7 Tucker Hibbert 97
8 Teddy Maier 88
9 Kerim Fitz-Gerald 86
10 Marc-Antoine Genereux 81
11 Paul Lamb 70
12 Nick Evennou 69
13 Jared Allison 61
14 Kris Foster 54
15 Davey Fraser 52
16 Brock Hoyer 44
17 Kaven Benoit 41
18 Shawn Maffenbeier 37
19 Kyle McGlynn 34
20 Shane Wiebe 28
21 Ryan Millar 28
22 Tanner Reidman 22
23 Josh Jones 19
24 PJ Stratton 19
25 Joey Leadbeater 17
26 Scott Jendro 17
27 Parker Allison 14
28 Casey Schriock 9
29 Dustin Hayes 9
30 Michael Dupont 7
31 Tony Gallo 7
32 Brett Wagner 5
33 Karel Benoit 5
34 Kory Snelgrove 3
35 George deGraaf 2
36 Brady Breemersch 1
37 Kyle Stephens 1
38 Heath Hamblen 1

Team Toyota Yamaha Blackfoot Fox Racing's Colton Facciotti swept yet another round. He has a perfect 150 points (he was forced to skip Gopher Dunes with a fractured collarbone) and is now only 17 points shy of Suzuki OTSFF Rockstar's Tyler Medaglia. Facciotti is one or two seconds a lap faster than his competition and he is able to maintain that pace, proving that his fitness level is impressive. The Canadian nationals take a break until July 13th in Nanaimo and you can bet that Medaglia and Monster Energy Cernic's Kawasaki's Dusty Klatt will be losing some sleep trying to figure out how to beat Colton.

MX1 Overall

MX1 Points

1 Colton Facciotti 1 - 1
2 Tyler Medaglia 2 - 5
3 Simon Homans 6 - 2
4 Jeff Northrop 4 - 4
5 Dusty Klatt 7 - 3
6 Kyle Keast 5 - 6
7 Blair Morgan 3 - 11
8 Jay Burke 8 - 8
9 Jeff Gibson 9 - 7
10 Mitch Cooke 10 - 10
11 Kevin Urquhart 13 - 9
12 Tim Tremblay 11 - 12
13 Chuck Mesley 12 - 14
14 Drew Clegg 14 - 18
15 Brady Sheren 17 - 15
16 Justin Delaware 19 - 13
17 Julian Cerny 16 - 17
18 Marco Dube 15 - 27
19 Milo Christie 26 - 16
20 Josh Snider 18 - 20
21 Josh Penner 21 - 19
22 Broc Shury 20 - 22
23 Dylan Langlois 22 - 21
24 Tyler Bezzo 23 - 23
25 Colby Peterson 24 - 26
26 Danny Burko 25 - 24
27 Marty Roberts 27 - 31
28 Tony Burko 28 - 25
29 Jimmy Nelson 29 - 28
30 Jamie Grant 32 - 32

1 Tyler Medaglia 167
2 Colton Facciotti 150
3 Dusty Klatt 145
4 Blair Morgan 124
5 Kyle Keast 120
6 Simon Homans 115
7 Jeff Northrop 107
8 Jay Burke 99
9 Jeff Gibson 94
10 Jimmy Nelson 86
11 Mitch Cooke 68
12 Tim Tremblay 68
13 Marco Dube 54
14 Kevin Urquhart 46
15 Chuck Mesley 46
16 Drew Clegg 37
17 Brady Sheren 33
18 Chad Charbonneau 31
19 Liam O'Farrell 31
20 Pierce Chamberlain 26
21 Julian Cerny 20
22 Robby Marshall 20
23 Milo Christie 16
24 Matt Eastman 14
25 Iain Hayden 11
26 Justin Delaware 10
27 Jeff Curry 7
28 Josh Penner 7
29 Josh Snider 6
30 Doug De Haan 4
31 Bryan Wallace 3
32 Broc Shury 2
33 Tyler Bezzo 1

Monster Energy Cernic's Kawasaki's Heidi Cooke is not used to getting beat on Canadian soil. Florida's Jacqueline Ross is proving to be strong in any situation, sand, hard pack, or mud. Cooke will be looking forward to eastern tracks like Walton where she shines.