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The Tim Johnson Mud Fund is proud to announce scholarship recipients for the following deserving junior and U23 racers: 

Josh Johnson

Manny Goguen 

Peter Goguen

Josey Weik

Spencer Petrov

Maghalie Rochette

Michael van den Ham

Turner Ramsey

The Mud Fund received 27 fantastic applications from boys & girls from across the United States & Canada, ranging in ages from 10 years old to 22 years old, who race & love cyclocross. Deciding who to award scholarships to was tough, but these 8 stood out for various reasons. 

"It's great that the Mud Fund class of '13 had so many applications. It shows there are some great young athletes out there. Sometimes a talented rider may take some time to show — the Mud Fund keeps young riders in the game while school, life or circumstances continue on,” said Tim Johnson. 

“These kids are super talented, love racing cx and love the fun of cyclocross. Being able to support them and the future of cx is what I Cowbell Cyclocross and the Tim Johnson Mud Fund is all about,” said Patricia Dowd. 

The Mud Fund will continue to raise funds for the Class of 2014 scholarships through sales of I Cowbell Cyclocross t-shirts and Tim Johnson, Chandler Delinks & Todd Prekaski’s Das Pro Und The Rookie Cyclocross DVD. Funds raised during the Louisville Foam Party will also support class of 2014 athletes. We look forward to continuing to support boys & girls and the next generation of cyclocross racers.

Mud Fund athlete, Josh Johnson (USA) competing at 2013 Worlds, Louisville, KY:

Michael Van Den Ham (Canada), competing at 2013 Worlds, Louisville, KY:

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$5 from the sale of each I Cowbell Cyclocross t-shirt goes directly into the Tim Johnson Mud Fund. T-shirts are printed using environmentally friendly inks on U.S. made American Apparel 100% cotton t-shirts and are screened by hand at RiverzEdge Arts Project in Woonsocket, Rhode Island. 

Sales from Das Pro und the Rookie, “The Greatest Cyclocross Film Ever Made,” go to the Tim Johnson Mud Fund, a Junior and U23 Cyclocross Scholarship Fund aimed at keeping kids in the sport we all love so much. Buy yours today.

The Tim Johnson Mud Fund is proud to announce scholarship recipients for the following deserving junior and U23 racers: 

Josh Johnson

Manny Goguen 

Peter Goguen

Josey Weik

Spencer Petrov

Maghalie Rochette

Michael van den Ham

Turner Ramsey

The Mud Fund received 27 fantastic applications from boys & girls from across the United States & Canada, ranging in ages from 10 years old to 22 years old, who race & love cyclocross. Deciding who to award scholarships to was tough, but these 8 stood out for various reasons. 

"It's great that the Mud Fund class of '13 had so many applications. It shows there are some great young athletes out there. Sometimes a talented rider may take some time to show — the Mud Fund keeps young riders in the game while school, life or circumstances continue on,” said Tim Johnson. 

“These kids are super talented, love racing cx and love the fun of cyclocross. Being able to support them and the future of cx is what I Cowbell Cyclocross and the Tim Johnson Mud Fund is all about,” said Patricia Dowd. 

The Mud Fund will continue to raise funds for the Class of 2014 scholarships through sales of I Cowbell Cyclocross t-shirts and Tim Johnson, Chandler Delinks & Todd Prekaski’s Das Pro Und The Rookie Cyclocross DVD. Funds raised during the Louisville Foam Party will also support class of 2014 athletes. We look forward to continuing to support boys & girls and the next generation of cyclocross racers.

Mud Fund athlete, Josh Johnson (USA) competing at 2013 Worlds, Louisville, KY:

Michael Van Den Ham (Canada), competing at 2013 Worlds, Louisville, KY:

Follow us on the web: 

@mudfund

http://icowbellcyclocross.com/

$5 from the sale of each I Cowbell Cyclocross t-shirt goes directly into the Tim Johnson Mud Fund. T-shirts are printed using environmentally friendly inks on U.S. made American Apparel 100% cotton t-shirts and are screened by hand at RiverzEdge Arts Project in Woonsocket, Rhode Island. 

Sales from Das Pro und the Rookie, “The Greatest Cyclocross Film Ever Made,” go to the Tim Johnson Mud Fund, a Junior and U23 Cyclocross Scholarship Fund aimed at keeping kids in the sport we all love so much. Buy yours today.

We received some great applications from boys and girls of all ages.

We are now going to review all these applications and we will announce the recipients as soon as possible.

The Tim Johnson Mud Fund is a sholarship fund aimed at supporting American Junior and U23 Cyclocross racers.

“Providing scholarship funds will help alleviate some of the financial pressures kids, young adults, and parents face if they are not on a well-financed junior or collegiate team. If the cost of getting to Nationals, EuroCross Camp or an international race is covered, young racers can focus on training and racing, rather than stressing out about how they will pay for the race,” said Tim Johnson.

Contributions to the fund will come, for the most part, from the sales of a Das Pro und The Rookie, a full-length DVD Johnson filmed with Chandler Delinks and Todd Prekaski during the 2010/2011 season.  Additionally, $5 from every sale of I Cowbell CX t-shirts will be donated to the Mud Fund.

The Mud Fund hopes to make additional items available for purchase throughout the season in hopes of raising even more money for the scholarship fund.

The primary goal of the Mud Fund this season is to assist young racers hoping to compete at the US National Championships in Madison, WI as well as the World Championships in Louisville, Kentucky.

"We are very optimistic about the amount of support the Mud Fund will be able to offer to our young racers this season.  The initial support from sponsors to get the DVD made was overwhelming and we have been making steady sales every day.  Now with I Cowbell CX on board we are gaining some real momentum in our fund raising.  We can't wait to open up the application process and really make a difference for some young racers," said Delinks.