Valencia, CA - Aug. 8, 2007 – Girlyz Clothing Company
G. Fontenot

Women’s Pro Motocross proved to be one of the most exciting parts of the weekend as WMA Round Five took on Washougal, July 28, 2006. The pro women were subjected to a last minute schedule change and had to practice at 7:00 am, immediately followed by Moto One at 8:00 am – all of this occurring prior to the morning arrival of the weekends’ other participants in the Men’s Outdoor National Motocross Series. This didn’t stop them from delivering the kind of action that later kept the crowd cheering long after the men’s pro qualifying and practice were over.

Race one saw an aggressive Sherri Cruse grab the Girlyz sponsored Hole-Shot award but Jessica Patterson and Tarah Gieger were hot on her tail along with Ashley Boham. Tania Satchwell and Vanessa Florentino were also in the hunt. Honda’s Patterson and Yamaha’s Gieger made the pass on Cruse, but Gieger soon slid out in a corner allowing Satchwell to move in past her. Satchwell made the best of it, closing the gap by lap six. Kawasaki’s Tania Satchwell was able to take the lead away from Patterson briefly as Patterson made a mistake in the whoops. Patterson charged hard getting the lead back, holding on for the rest of the race. Satchwell did not give up however. She dished out relentless pressure, all the way to the end. Meanwhile, Mariana Balbi made her way up through the pack to claim yet another third place finish. By the end of the race, she had closed the gap on the leaders, again showing her ability to fight her way to the front. Balbi was followed by Elizabeth Bash and Sherri Cruse who were in excellent form the entire weekend.

Moto Two was held at the end of the day. Scheduled for 5:15 pm, it was also delayed, as the men’s pro qualifiers and practices ran late. The pro women had a nine hour wait between Moto One and Moto Two. Not to be deterred, the women still put on a fantastic show for the enthusiastic crowd that stayed for the entire race as well as the podium celebrations.

Elizabeth Bash was hot off the start, winning the Girlyz Sponsored Hole-shot Award. She was followed by Jessica Patterson and Mariana Balbi. Patterson made the pass, taking the lead on the big downhill. Tania Satchwell was all over the back wheel of Fox rider Mariana Balbi while Brazilian rider Balbi pursued Kawasaki ’s Elizabeth Bash. Balbi was able to get by Bash in the back section but Bash reclaimed her position in the whoops. Meika Cornelius went down in the whoops in the first lap. By the end of the lap one, it was Patterson, Bash, Balbi, Satchwell, Cruse then Gieger.

On Lap Two, Mariana Balbi went down hard on the steep downhill, letting Satchwell, Geiger, Cruse, Florentino, and Whitmore get by, but quickly got back in the race. Tania Satchwell and Elizabeth Bash were in a heated battle by lap three with Geiger all over the back of Satchwell, making it a three way fight. While the competition raged behind her, Jessica Patterson pulled away gaining a 15 second lead.

Tania Satchwell finally got the jump on Elizabeth Bash on Lap Four Gieger also made her move, passing Cruse and Bash as well as she started her inevitable charge to the front. Mariana Balbi put the pressure on Sarah Whitmore on the big uphill, blazing by her in the woods, moving in behind Vanessa Florentino. Gieger and Satchwell then fought it out for the second spot, with Gieger finally getting the best of Satchwell, and setting her sights on Patterson who was still holding a 14 second lead.

Lap five saw the field start to spread out. Patterson was in the lead, then Gieger, Satchwell, Bash, Cruse, Florentino, Balbi and Whitmore. Patterson finally made a small mistake in the whoops, giving Gieger an opportunity to start decreasing the gap, reducing it to seven seconds. Bash and Cruse fought it out on the big uphill. Bash managed to hold of an aggressive Sherri Cruse as Mariana Balbi was finally able to get by Vanessa Florentino to pull in behind them.

By Lap Six, Gieger had shortened the gap to Patterson with only four seconds between them. She then reduced it to only a couple of bike lengths as they descended the big downhill with Gieger almost landing off the track in her aggressive pursuit. Gieger was unable to close the final gap however, as Patterson dug in and upped the pace, holding her off all the way to the checkered flag. At the finish line, it was Patterson, Geiger, Satchwell, Cruse, Bash, Balbi then Florentino, giving the overall win to Jessica Patterson with Tania Satchwell and Sheri Cruse in 2nd and 3rd.

A large crowd of excited spectators gathered around the podium as the women’s pro riders made their way up for interviews and trophy presentations. Champagne sprayed and teams and spectators enjoyed the post race celebrations in almost perfect weather.

With one race remaining in the championship, Jessica Patterson is 16 points ahead of Tarah Gieger, followed by Elizabeth Bash who is 39 points behind Gieger with Mariana Balbi and Tania Satchwell only 2 and 3 points behind Bash, respectively. It all comes down to the last round to see if Patterson can hold on to the lead to take another championship. The last round will also decide who will take the 3rd, 4th and 5th positions. Girlyz racer, Alisa Nix , currently in sixth, was unable to race the second moto after giving it a try in moto one. Nix dislocated her shoulder in the last round, taking her out of contention for the championship. The decision was made not to race and to try to return for the last race. This is a disappointing finish for the extremely competitive youngster who had some great battles and podiums this year, most recently winning the Mammoth Motocross race.

Don’t miss the final showdown at Steel City, Pennsylvania, August 25th. It is sure to be a memorable race as these brave women put it all on the line for WMA Championship finale.

Valencia, CA - July 5, 2007 – Girlyz Clothing Company
G. Fontenot

Girlyz Pro ATV Racer, Traci Cecco has the kind of natural beauty you might expect to see on the cover of a women’s fashion magazine. Fortunately for the world of four wheel racing, she is instead, out shredding through the countryside smokin’ the competition on her Yamaha YFZ450. An active positive roll model for young girls coming up in this world, she is anything but a just a pretty face smiling for the camera. A woman with true grit, talent and determination, she has taken quad racing to a new level. At a little past the half way point of the GNCC (Grand National Cross Country) ATV Championship, Traci has taken seven out of eight possible overall wins and given the competition something to worry about….. again.

What’s her secret to success? The age old combination of absolute commitment to hard work and training coupled with experience and tenacity. She trains as hard as the men, competes in triathlons to keep in tip top shape, and when it comes time to deliver the real thing, she comes through.

Winning isn’t new for this veteran pro racer, she is consistent and expects this of herself at every race, putting together a race program that makes sense and has earned her five GNCC Championships already. No stranger to putting a full minute gap in front of the second place rider, Traci has established herself as the premier woman in her class, the one to beat, the one to catch, a seemingly daunting task for the competition and something that rarely happens.
Traci started riding quads when she was 10 years old and has won numerous championships since starting to race at the age of 16. With 5 GNCC Women’s Class Championships under her belt, she is in pursuit of her 6th and it’s looking good so far.
Not one to let the boys have all the fun, she is the first female racer to win a GNCC Overall and was the recipient of the 2003 GNCC “Swamp Fox Award” given to riders showing true grit and sportsmanship under pressure. Cecco pushes hard and is no stranger to overcoming the obstacles. In a race in 2004 she broke her arm in a crash during the race but continued on to finish second. In 2003 she had to win three out of the last four events to take the championship. With determinationand a cool head, she wrapped it up on the last lap of the final race, many times working her way through the pack in those last races to get it done.
Traci will continue to race for the championship at Round Nine of the GNCC Championship series, September 1-2 at Mountain Ridge, Sumerset PA. If you get a chance to make it to one of these events, you won’t be disappointed. You’ll be able to spot her quite easily out in front on her #201 Yamaha YFZ450 wearing the Girlyz “Vision” Race Gear. Get that autograph and put it proudly on the wall. There are very few women out there like Traci Cecco.

Valencia, CA - July 2, 2007 – Girlyz Clothing Company
G. Fontenot

Alisa Nix was second in the WMA championship in 2006 but clearly has her eye on the number one plate this year. The stats of WMA Round Three at Budds Creek may be misleading, but if you were at the race, you were on the edge of your seat watching the young protégé give the veteran racers a memorable fight. Although a frustrating first moto second lap crash put her in a 16th place finish, she was unfazed and went into Moto Two with the confidence and composure of a seasoned racer. A resilient Nix gave the crowd a breathtaking performance they won’t soon forget. The spectators went wild as the battle for first raged between Fox rider, Jessica Patterson and Girlyz rider, Alisa Nix .

Nix got off the line right after Patterson, just missing the hole shot and taking the lead away in turn two. Patterson took back the lead a couple of turns later but would have to fight for every inch of track to make it stick. This was the beginning of lap after lap of close racing action that lasted the entire first half of the race. Nix gave Patterson no breathing room and Patterson had to ride a strong defense as she was unable to shake the young rider and pull away.

Sometimes overlooked in the media and press, no one could overlook the cool headed pass for pass racing this young rider dished out. Nix didn’t let up, did not let down and put non-stop pressure on Patterson. Riding smart, clearly improving each lap, she was closer to making a pass when she lost the back end flat tracking on the inside of the right uphill sweeper by the tower. This may have been the end of her battle for first, but she kept her head down and still managed to fight back up to fifth place after starting her bike and re-entering the race.

Although it may have been a disappointing weekend as far as podiums and points earned, Nix is still in 3rd place for the championship. Budds Creek showed the dominating ability of this young rider and the possibilities of even greater things to come.

With a confidence boosting fight under her belt, Nix moved on to Mammoth for the Ford Mammoth Motocross Races and did not disappoint. Nix walked away with the overall win after a 3rd and 1st place finish. This strong performance and important overall win helps fuel her momentum as she returns to the WMA championship series for the final half of the season.

Nix’s hard work ethic, dedication to training and smart racing continue to come together as she improves her status and performance with each round. See Alisa and the rest of these courageous women battle it out in WMA Round Four, July 21 in Lakewood Colorado at Thunder Valley MX. The end of the season is growing closer and each rider will be fighting for every crucial championship point.

Don’t miss the women’s racing on Saturday, July 21, Moto One at 10:15 am and Moto Two at 5:15 pm after the men’s timed qualifying. You won’t be disappointed.

Valencia, CA – June 26, 2007 – Girlyz Clothing Company
G. Fontenot


Although the results from the Girlyz Pro Moto Team at Budds Creek may have appeared to be a little ho hum, the event was anything but that for the Girylz Race Team and the spectators who witnessed an exciting round three of the WMA championship, June 16, 2007.


Girlyz Pro Rider Alisa Nix came in 16th in Moto One after coming back from a crash in the second lap that left her stuck in the mud. This didn’t stop her from going after moto two with a vengeance.

Moto Two was a race to remember as Nix delivered an epic battle for the lead with Fox Rider Jessica Patterson. They had the crowd going wild as they diced for the top spot. Nix got the action started passing Patterson on turn two after Patterson flew out of the gate in front of her and grabbed the hole shot. Patterson took the lead back a few corners later.

Fox Rider, Patterson was unable to shake the tenacious youngster as the race progressed. Nix showed the maturity and patience she has developed this year riding smart and aggressive, studying, stalking and sticking right with the veteran champ. Nix was the only other female rider, besides Jessica Patterson and Tara Geiger, to consistently clear the big uphill step up in the back of the track setting the three riders apart from the rest of the pack. Nix clearly showed she has what it takes to run at the front and be one of the dominating forces in the 2007 championship fight. Unfortunately, at about the ten minute mark, Nix went down when she lost the back end flat tracking the uphill right hand sweeper by the tower. Undeterred, she got back on the bike and managed to work her way back to fifth place by the end of the moto, salvaging important championship points.

Girlyz Pro Rider Sarah Whitmore battled with Brazilian Fox Rider Mariana Balbi for fourth in Moto One. For six laps they gave the crowd another memorable battle until Whitmore was finally relegated to fifth place by a confident Balbi who made the pass stick charging hard on the inside. It was Balbi 4th and Whitmore 5th at the checkered flag. In Moto Two, Whitmore had a first turn crash which put her at the back of the pack but she put her head down and worked her way back through the field to finish ninth by the end of the moto.

With the championship at the halfway mark, Alisa Nix is in third place with three races to go. Nix was 2nd in last year’s championship and continues to show improvement with every race clearly proving her dominance as a serious contender. Whitmore is in seventh but will most likely improve her standings in the next round in Colorado .

The WMA racers once again surprised the crowd. Many of the spectators as well as the men’s pro riders and teams stayed to watch the action. They were not disappointed and were on their feet with excitement as the girls gave them a level of racing they will not soon forget. Autograph sessions at the WMA booth were extremely popular and the WMA racers continued to show their professionalism, dedication, and ability to be positive role models for tomorrow’s young female racers.

For a full comprehensive race report on WMA Round Three, go to http://www.girlyz.com/website/racereport.html.

Missing from the action at Budds Creek was Girlyz Pro Rider Katie McGuire who fractured her femur at Hangtown, WMA Round Two. Katie had surgery on the femur but is already back on the bike. This tough rider rode the practice motos at the Mammoth races last weekend to test out her leg but decided to play it safe and save herself for the WMA Championship. She is bicycling and training as well as riding her home MX track. The popular #98 will be back for round four of the WMA series in Colorado July 21.

Also returning to the action in Colorado will be Girlyz Pro Racer Lindsey Jelitto, a seasoned racer who will add even more excitement and competition to the Girlyz Pro line up. Aubriana Dunn will be out the rest of the season, requiring a second surgery on her shoulder but continues with the Girlyz Pro Team as rider support.

Sarah Whitmore taking time out for the fans at Budds Creek.

Valencia, CA – May 29, 2007 – Girlyz Clothing Company
G. Fontenot / A. Dunn

The WMA held amatuer racing on Friday, May 18, with the professional races on Saturday, May 19th. The Pro women started out their morning with a change in race schedule that will most likely continue throughout the 2007 race season. Moto One began at 10:25 in the morning, and Moto Two was held at 5:15 pm, directly after the men’s qualifying races. This gave the fans an opportunity to see the exciting and competitive racing these women deliver.

Moto One was full of action, as Girlyz team pro racer, Sarah Whitmore, got the Girlyz sponsored Hole Shot Award aboard her Girlyz/Yamaha backed ride. Whitmore was riding at a blazing pace and looked confident. She held on to finish in third.

Local favorite, Girlyz team pro racer, Alisa Nix, quickly worked her way to the front of the pack and maintained a fast and consistent pace to achieve a solid, second place finish.

Katie McGuire, rode a smart, aggressive race and battled her way up to fifth where she was engaged in a fierce, four way battle, for the majority of the race. Katie finished in a respectable eighth place.

Moto Two was held at the end of the day, following the final AMA Men’s timed practice. The track was rough, rutted out, and difficult to ride. The girls were able to start Moto Two with a site lap to check out the challenging course they were up against. When the gate dropped, Patterson grabbed the Girlyz sponsored Hole Shot Award, only inches ahead of Whitmore. Whitmore and Nix were immediately at home in the rough terrain. Whitmore, known for her ability to do well in rough conditions, was running in second with a comfortable gap back to Nix in third, until lap six. In a battle exiting a corner, she flew off the track, into a ditch, and took a hard fall over the bars. Whitmore was unable to start her bike in time to finish Moto Two. She had to get help starting the bike and was disqualified, post race, by a protest, but had been unable to finish the moto anyway.

Nix had an amazing ride, locking in third place, early in the moto. Nix looked confident throughout the entire moto and was able to maintain a solid pace under serious pressure to the end of the moto. She maintained her aggressive, fast pace, didn’t make any mistakes, and held off the competition to finish on the podium, 2nd overall.

In Moto Two, McGuire was hot off the starting gate but hit a large braking bump on a downhill section during the first lap. She was thrown hard off the bike, over the bars, and landed head first, breaking her femur during the crash. Katie was stabilized on the track and taken to UC Davis Medical Center where a pin was put in that night, for traction, to pull the femur back into place. Surgery was performed the next day to insert a rod through her femur. Her strong determination and spirit had her up pushing forward on Tuesday, already walking on crutches and able to make the 7 hour ride home. It is undetermined how long Katie will be out at this time, but she continues to improve and is talking about making it back for Budds Creek!

Top 10 Results

1. Jessica Patterson
2. Alisa Nix
3. Tarah Gieger
4. Elizabeth Bash
5. Mariana Balbi
6. Tania Satchwell
7. Tatum Sik
8 Leah Cantrell
9 Vanessa Florentino
10. Ashley Boham

WMA is sponsored by Kawasaki Motors Corp. U.S.A, Girlyz, Honda Riders Club of America, VP Fuels, Dunlop Tires, Polisport, Powermadd, Alpinestars, Hitachi, Thor MX Gear and ZLT Racing.

The Hole Shot Award is sponsored by Girlyz Clothing Company.

Girlyz Clothing Company is proud to sponsor Professional Motocross Racers, Katie McGuire, Alisa Nix, Sarah Whitmore and Lindsey Jelitto as well as Traci Cecco, Women’s Pro GNCC Racer.

Next Round: Saturday, June 16, 2007 at the Budds Creek, MD MX National.

Girlyz Clothing Company is pleased to announce the addition of Gloria Fontenot, in the position of Marketing and Development Coordinator, as Girlyz embark upon a new and exciting time in the company's development.

Gloria and Jeannie King, owner of Girlyz, have worked together over the past five years on special projects of mutual interest and share philosophies and committments to the women's athletic marketplace.

The new women's motocross gear, "Vision" as well as the new levels of rider sponsorship and support for women racers, is only the beginning of the many positive and ambitious projects that will continue to evolve as the company continues to grow.

A motorcycle enthusiast and professional stuntwoman, Gloria also has a strong background in the corporate, entertainment, and philathropic environments managing Public Relations, Production, Marketing and Promotion in a variety of businesses.

"Her unique combination of experience, knowledge, and first hand appreciation for our marketplace and customers, has worked well for us both in the past,and we look forward to the new and exciting plans we are developing together for the company." said Jeannie King, owner of Girlyz Clothing.

For more information on Girlyz Products, go to www.girlyz.com, or for marketing projects, contact Gloria Fontenot at gloria@girlyz.com or 661.702.1848 x102

Girlyz Clothing Co is proud to announce that Pro Racer, Aubriana Dunn, will now be handling Rider Support for the Girlyz Pro and Amatuer Race Team. Aubriana will handle all sponsorship duties for Girlyz Clothing Co, starting immediately.

Aubriana has been racing the Women's Motocross Association series since 1999, and was voteed "Rookie of The Year" her first year turning Pro in 2001. She will be attending all the WMA Rounds and other select national events representing Girlyz.

President of Girlyz Clothing, Jeannie King says, "We are so excited to have someone with Aubriana's talent and experience working with us. She has been a sponsored racer with Girlyz for over a year now and is an exciting addition to the company.

Girlyz Clothing was created to better serve a "much ignored" segment in the Motocross and Powersports Industries: Women. For 2007, Girlyz has launched their brand new line of motocross gear called "Vision" Race Gear.

For more information on Girlyz Products, please visit www.girlyz.com or for sponsorship requests, contact Aubriana at aubri@girlyz.com or 661.702.1848 ext. 106

CA October 11th, 2006- Girlyz Clothing Co.-  A company dedicated to bringing high quality riding gear to the motocross and power sports industry- announces today that Pro WMA riders Katie McGuire, Kaide Garrett, and Lindsay Jellito will unveil the Girlyz 2007 race gear, “Vision,” at the US Open October 15, 2006.

With so much excitement surrounding the U.S. Open, the team at Girlyz thought this was a great opportunity to show the world the newest race gear available for women.  Girlyz President, Jeannie King, exclaims “We want every woman to know Girlyz has set the standards for women’s gear in this industry.  Girlyz has made it possible for women to get high quality gear without sacrificing feminine appeal.  Not only do we take pride in our accomplishment, but are honored that we will have three girls representing Girlyz on the track.”  The US open designates the first opportunity the public has to see the entire line of race gear.

McGuire, Garrett, and Jelitto join a list of accomplished women riders for Sunday’s event.  The Women’s Pro class is open only to those invited by WMA president Miki Keller.  Invites are based on point standings during the 2006 Hitachi WMA/AMA National Motocross Championship Series.  With great enthusiasm, McGuire said:” I am very excited about this opportunity. Not only am I one of the first to compete in Girlyz race gear, but I get to do it at the US Open!”

Two heats and a main event determine the overall points for the event.  Last Year’s top three riders included: Lindsay Jelitto, Sarah Whitmore, and Ashley Boham.  Visit www.womensmxassociation.com for more information.

Good Luck Girls!

August 15th, 2006- Girlyz Clothing Co.- A company dedicated to bringing high quality fashion to the motocross and power sports industry- announces the addition of race gear to their product line for 2007.

The rumors are true; Girlyz has been in the works developing the highest quality gear, exclusively for women! After months of research, innovative designing, and product testing; Girlyz has nailed it first time around. Girlyz race line, “Vision,” has been designed to set the standards in the motocross industry. This line incorporates all the features of high-end men’s gear, but fitted and styled for women.

While the “Vision” line will not be available for purchase until fall 2006, a sneak peek has been made available for the first time to the public. Although we cannot show you the entire line of gear, the team at Girlyz decided to release its private stash of glove photos. Sales associate, Candice Farenbaugh exclaims; “It’s hard to keep a great secret for too long! There is nothing out there like the 2007 Girlyz race gear, anyone who understands quality will appreciate this line!”

July 6th, 2006- Girlyz Clothing Co.-  A company dedicated to bringing high quality fashion to the motocross and power sports industry-  introduces it’s new casual and ride gear line for Fall 2006.

As Girlyz continues to evolve and improve its brand and products, it officially introduces a new line for fall of 2006 everyone is sure to love.  The designers at Girlyz spent a lot of time studying recent fashion trends and seeking better vendors to produce an overall better product. Sales manager, Vickie Speed, exclaims, “This new line is a complete turnaround for Girlyz. All the research and time spent in producing a better product has definitely paid off!  I am pleased to see quality products and fresh designs all rolled into one.” 

In designing this catalog, the Girlyz marketing department decided to use technology in a unique way to showcase the new line.  Line art - or computer generated drawings - has been used to display the fall line. There were a few skeptics amongst the group with this decision.  Vickie admits, "I was uneasy with the original idea, but am blown away by how accurate the drawings really are." The fall 2006 line includes tank tops, tee-shirts, long sleeves, fashionable riding pants, jerseys and accessories. 

It’s not over yet, Girlyz is already gearing up for 2007!  New product lines are already in the works for the 2007 riding season.  Girlyz president, Jeannie King, explains, “We are a company dedicated to women in the power sports industry.  It’s not easy to just come in and please everyone, but that is the mission we are seeking to conquer!  The future holds a lot of great things for women in this industry, and Girlyz is here to support them all the way.”

June 14th, 2006- Girlyz Clothing Co.-  A company dedicated to bringing high quality fashion to the motocross and power sports industry- is proud to announce sponsored rider, Katie McGuire, placed second overall in the Loretta Lynn Regional at Glen Helen June 10th, 2006.

As Katie pulled into the pits Friday night, she had a good feeling about the race the next day. Her bike was freshly tuned for competitive racing, and her confidence was stronger than ever.  As mechanical problems predisposed poor finishes at the last two rounds of the 2006 Women’s Motocross Association (WMA) Hitachi Pro National Motocross Championship series, Katie had a strong ambition to show the competition what she is really made of.

Saturday morning practice was over as fifteen girls were lined up for the first moto.  The starting gate dropped, and Katie got the hole shot!  She led for three laps until Alisa Nix passed her on the last lap.  Second place wasn’t bad, but there were two more motos to go.  In the second moto Katie got another hole shot and led the entire moto with a first place finish.  Third moto came around and Katie finished third.  Final results left Katie with second place overall!! This was her first professional podium of the season.

Girlyz is proud to support Katie for the 2006 riding season.   Girlyz President, Jeannie King, exclaims, “Katie has definitely proven she is qualified to race against the top girls in motocross. The entire Girlyz team is excited to support her for the remainder of the WMA Hitachi Pro National Motocross Championship Series and the much anticipated Loretta Lynn Amateur Motocross Finals.”

Katie’s next race will be the Ponca City Qualifier at Glen Helen on Saturday, June 17th, 2006.

May 23, 2006- As thirty-one women battled the track at Hangtown, it has become clear that competition is only going to get tougher in the Women’s Motocross Association (“WMA”). With two races completed, the 2006 Hitachi WMA Pro National Motocross Championship, presented by Kawasaki, is more exciting than ever. 

Girlyz Clothing Co. is honored to have three riders on the track in 2006; Sarah Whitmore, Aubriana Dunn, and Katie McGuire.  Hangtown was a trying time for all three girls as they battled for points to improve their overall score.  Girlyz is pleased to announce that both Sarah and Aubriana finished within the top ten after falling in both motos.  Katie suffered some mechanical problems with her bike and was obligated to ride another bike.  After struggling with suspension issues she still managed to finish 11th overall!  It is amazing to support three girls with so much passion and drive for the sport of motocross.

With such a long break in between races, you would think a vacation might sound nice- but not for Aubriana, and Katie.  Their plans consist of daily training and practice. Aubriana will be traveling to the East coast to continue racing amateur days at the AMA Toyota Motocross Nationals.  Katie has a private track located at her home in California for daily practice sessions.  Sarah, on the other hand, was scheduled to race in France, but after suffering a separated shoulder prior to Glen Helen, Sarah is now planning to use this time to rest in order to be ready for the remainder of the WMA events, and in preparation to defend her Loretta Lynn’s Championship.

Girlyz is excited to support Sarah, Aubriana, and Katie, in their quest for the title.  You can find the girls in the pits at any of the remaining rounds. Aubriana and Katie will be pitting at the Girlyz trailer. Sarah can be found at the Richardsons RV rig, where signed posters are available.  Good Luck Girls, and see you at the races!

May 23, 2006- Girlyz Clothing Co. - A company dedicated to bringing high quality fashion to the motocross and power sports industry- today announces a new addition to their line-up of WMA pro riders, Katie McGuire.

Girlyz has followed Katie in her amateur years, and strongly believes that Katie will be a wonderful spokes person for Girlyz- and an inspiration to all girls looking to start a career as a women’s motocross racer. Girlyz sales manager, Vickie Speed, points out, “Katie is a delightful young woman, with so much drive and passion for the sport of motocross; I am inspired by her every time I see her ride!” With much faith in Katie’s abilities, the entire Girlyz team is here to support her 100%.

It’s easy to see this new relationship is just as exciting for Katie. In a recent conversation she vibrantly exclaimed: “Now that I’m on Team Girlyz, the world of women’s motocross will be a better place.” Katie’s hard work and dedication to the sport of women’s motocross has led her to where she is today at the young age of 16. As Katie faithfully practices on the track built on the land behind her home, she has more motivation than ever to show the motocross community what she is made of.

The 2006 race season is Katie’s first year racing for the WMA National Motocross Championship. Her father, Kirk McGuire, doubles as her number one fan and mechanic at the track. You can catch her- or at least try- at all six rounds of the WMA National Motocross Championship series. Please visit www.womensmotocrossfoundation.com for the complete race schedule.

February 9, 2006 – A company dedicated to bringing high quality fashion to the motocross and power sports industry- Announces a special event at the 38th Annual Dealernews International Powersports Dealer Expo.  WMA pro sponsored riders Sarah Whitmore #4, and Aubriana Dunn #120 will be at the Girlyz booth (#5244) signing their special edition sponsored riders tanks on the 18th and 19th of February, 2006.

As their casual wear sponsor for 2006, Girlyz is excited to have Whitmore and Dunn join the festivities at Dealer Expo.  In honor of their 2006 riding season, and new friendship with the Girlyz family, “casual wear” tanks were specially designed for each girl.  These tanks were designed to honor their unique personalities, amazing riding style, and commitment to the sport of motocross.  Sales manager, Vickie Speed points out:  “Powersports Dealer Expo, the largest trade show of its kind, is the perfect time for Sarah and Aubriana to be amongst their peers and fans that can recognize and appreciate the talent these girls have.  What child, mother, or fellow racer wouldn’t want a #4 or #120 shirt of their own?”  Both girls are scheduled to appear three times at the Girlyz booth: 11:00-12:00p.m., and 3:00- 4:00p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. 

These shirts are the newest editions to the Girlyz 2006 line, and will be available for resale for dealers who attend the show.  Girlyz is also excited to introduce their 2006 line in riding and casual apparel.  There are new styles casual wear; including bright colored tanks, tees, and zip-up hoodies; and new styles in riding pants; including the lucky stripe and leopard print; for the 2006 season. A new pant will also be revealed exclusively on the show room floor!  Accessories include hats, beanies, and trendy belt buckles. 

Girlyz high quality “Fashion for the Dirt” provides a way for women to look and feel good while riding.  What makes Girlyz unique is it’s stylish designs combined with comfort and durability for the right fit women have been waiting for.  Finally, riding apparel designed with women in mind.  No matter your age or size, Girlyz is for you.

December 14th, 2005- Girlyz Clothing Co.-  A company dedicated to bringing high quality fashion to the motocross and power sports industry-  Made a surprise visit at the American Music Awards on November 22, 2005.

The Girlyz team decided the American Music Awards would be a fun getaway from their regular events.  CEO and founder, Jeannie King, points out, “The Motocross industry is a lot of fun, but we wanted to do something different.”  The opportunity to have product placement in the celebrity gift bags was first presented to the Girlyz Company by Hollywood Connection, a company dedicated to putting new products into the hands of celebrities.  However, product placement wasn’t enough!  Girlyz decided to step it up a notch and get celebrity photos as well.

The All American Rejects, best known for their songs: Swing, Swing and Dirty Little Secret, were photographed having a grand time with the Girlyz logo tank; as well as Grey’s Anatomy actresses Kate Walsh and Katherine Heigl.  “It is a lot of fun to see celebrities excited about our clothing,” exclaimed King, “It would be an honor to have this opportunity presented to the company again.”  Until then you can see Girlyz at the BooKoo Arenacross and select west coast Supercross events. 

Girlyz is high quality “Fashion For the Dirt;” dedicated 100% to women riders nation wide.  Finally, riding apparel designed with women in mind!
Check out www.girlyz.com for all photos from the American Music Awards and various motocross events. 

October 25, 2005 – Powertrain. Fueled by Advanstar – a leading provider of print, event and online media for the powersports, off-road and automotive aftermarket industries – today announced that Girlyz Clothing Company is posting $79,950 in factory contingency for the K&N Filters presents BooKoo Arenacross Championship Series.

“ Girlyz has done a great job of creating a strong image for women in the motocross industry,” said Mike Kidd, BooKoo Arenacross Race Director. “Their passion and desire to bring real fashion and style to arenacross makes them a great sponsor for our series. BooKoo Arenacross will set the standard for action, entertainment and style.”

Since their incorporation in 2002, Girlyz Clothing Co. has empowered, supported and created awareness for women in the powersports industry. Award certificates will be presented to female riders who place in the top three (1st - $100, 2nd – 50, 3rd - $25) in 18 classes for amateur racing on Sunday. Girlyz is also providing $1,500 extra incentive for 5 lucky women who qualify and finish for the main in the 125cc and 250cc “A” class. This is another step forward for Girlyz introducing women into the sport of dirt bike racing.

“ The Girlyz team is proud to be a sponsor of the BooKoo Arenacross Championship Series, and to be able to introduce our new line of “Fashion For The Dirt” to all of the families of BooKoo Arenacross,” said Jeannie King, Founder of Girlyz Clothing Co. “Sponsoring this series will give all BooKoo Arenacross fans a chance to see how committed and dedicated Girlyz is to the sport of arenacross. Girlyz believes it is time to remember the mothers, sisters, and daughters of those who are participating in this awesome sport.”

Girlyz’ high quality “Fashion for the Dirt” provides a way for women to look and feel good while riding. The Girlyz product line includes riding jerseys and pants, as well as hats, shirts, belts and skirts for casual wear.

The 12-event race series kicks off in Fort Worth, Texas from November 4-6, 2005 and wraps up in Tulsa, Oklahoma, February 10-12, 2006.

For more information please visit:
www.racearenacross.com (1-817-595-5844) or
www.Girlyz.com (1-661-940-0100)

October 9th, 2005 – Girlyz Clothing Co. – A company dedicated to bringing high quality fashion to the motocross and power sports industry – Announced today that they have signed an agreement as the title sponsor for Aubriana Dunn.  Aubriana is the first woman ever to qualify for an AMA 4-stroke national premier class. Girlyz is pleased and extremely eager to be supporting such a talented rider.  Our mission states we are dedicated to empowering, supporting and creating awareness for women in the motocross industry, partnering together with Aubrianna will ensure recognition for all women in this sport.
 
Aubriana is honored and excited to receive support from Girlyz.  Girlyz Clothing Co. CEO Jeannie King finds these feelings mutual. “Aubriana is a great asset and the perfect fit for our Girlyz image,” states Jeannie. "Every rider that aspires to be a world class competitor knows one very important thing - you need the support of a world class sponsor to get there.  How humbling and exciting it is that Girlyz has chosen me to represent our dreams and desires together in the sport of motocross,” adds Aubriana. “I believe we can combine Girlyz unique and trendsetting product line with my recognition as a top-caliber motocross competitor to expose Girlyz to an even broader and ever growing consumer base.” Girlyz Clothing Co. is looking to make a powerful statement for the 2006 season.  Teaming up with Aubriana will add the extra Girl power Girlyz wants to stand out above the rest.
 
Aubriana plans on attending all of 2006 WMA Nationals, 2006 Cycle Ranch TX National, Loretta Lynn Amateur Nationals, GFI/CMC Series as well as select Super-Motard races in So. California and is currently 7th overall in WMA/AMA Nationals for 2005.  Keep your eyes open and a close watch on Aubriana in her quest to the top of the podium in 2006.