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Men’s U.S. Olympic Long Team

  • By Singletrack.com
  • Published Dec. 19, 2011
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    Sam Schultz (Missoula, Mont./Subaru-Trek)

    Sam Schultz, 26, is the youngest automatic nominee for his third place overall finish in the Pro XCT. Shown here after winning his hometown Pro XCT race in Missoula. He also placed second to Todd Wells at nationals. Photo Dave McElwaine

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    Todd Wells (Durango, Colo./Specialized)

    National champion Todd Wells represented the U.S. at the 2008 Olympics and had an outstanding year in 2011. He was automatically nominated for the long team for his seventh place at the 2011 world championships he suffers through in this photo and a 10th place in the first 2011 World Cup. Photo: Frank Bodenmüller

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    Jeremy Horgan-Kobelski (Boulder, Colo./Subaru-Trek)

    2004 mountain bike Olympian, usually known as JHK, is ranked 42nd internationally, which secured him an automatic nomination. He got second at the Pro XCT in Missoula, and sixth at Sea Otter. Photo Dave McElwaine

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    Jeremiah Bishop (Harrisonburg, Va./Cannondale)

    Jeremiah Bishop squares off with Justin Wagner (FreezeThawCyclesMechanic) in Wheelie Wars at Camp TSEpic. This year he won Pro XCT #1, and Nevados de Chillan and was third at Sea Otter. Photo: A.E.Landes Photography/TSE 2011

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    Adam Craig (Bend, Ore./Rabobank-Giant)

    Shown here on his way to a national championship in Super-D, Craig filled his results in 2011 with the number 4, coming in fourth at Sea Otter, in the Subaru Cup and in Missoula. Photo: Dave McElwaine

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    Michael Broderick (Chilmark, Mass./Kenda-Seven-NoTubes)

    Michael Broderick won the Medalla Light Ultimate Dirt Challenge, Rincon and Classico MTB Florida. Photo © Michal Cerveny/Tamarac

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    Stephen Ettinger (Cashmere, Wash./BMC)

    Under-23 national champion, Stephen Ettinger, finished in the top 10 in four Pro XCT races overall and in five World Cups in the U23 division. Photo: © Singletrack.com

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    Spencer Paxson (Seattle, Wash./Kona)

    Spencer Paxson finished in the top 10 at two Pro XCT races, in Dripping Springs and Missoula. He is pictured here at the 2010 Windham World Cup. Photo: © Singletrack.com

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