Fourteen years after earning her first professional victory in the same city, Sarah Haskins won the Herbalife24 Los Angeles Triathlon on June 2 on her Fuji Norcom Straight. Haskins had competed in L.A. twice before, winning in 2005 and finishing in 2009. This year’s race returned after a five-year hiatus.

This past Sunday, Haskins finished third in the Escape From Alcatraz Triathlon in San Francisco.

Amy Morrison rode her Fuji Auric LT to a second-place finish at the Capital Forest Enduro mountain bike race in Olympia, Wash., on June 1. The podium finish was a perfect tune-up for Morrison, who now heads overseas for the European rounds of the Enduro World Series.

Shane Kline won the UCI Elite Madison race at Trexlertown, Pa., on Saturday with USA Cycling teammate Eric Young, part of the Festival of Speed Weekend at the Lehigh Valley Velodrome. Kline also was fourth in the UCI Elite Men’s Omnium. On May 31, at the BRL All-Stars day at the same track, Kline was fourth in the UCI Elite Men’s Omnium, two places behind Stephen Hall of the Maloja Pushbikers. Kline and Hall ride the Fuji Track Elite.

Norwegian champion Anita Yvonne Stenberg had a busy two weekends on the East Coast. She finished second in the UCI Elite Women’s Omnium at Trexlertown on May 31, then second in both the Women’s Scratch and Women’s Omnium the following weekend at the Festival of Speed. Yesterday, Stenberg traded her Fuji Track Elite for the road and finished second at the Historic Riverton (N.J.) Criterium, near Philadelphia.

Norwegian champion Vita Heine of Team Hitec (above) attacked on the final climb of the day, the Hankaberg, on the way to her third win of the season on Stage 3 of the UCI Lotto Thüringen Ladies Tour on May 30 in Germany. “I had one of my greatest victories in my career,” the 34-year-old said. “It was also cool, because it was on a hill finish which is hard and everyone has respect for Hankaberg.”

On Saturday at the windy Salverda Omloop van de IJsseldelta in the Netherlands, Marta Tagliaferro of Italy (below) sprinted to her first victory of the season. The next day, Lonneke Uneken of the Netherlands was fifth at the UCI Dwars door de Westhoek in Belgium.

Team Hitec rides the Fuji Supreme and SL.

Kendall Ryan of Team TIBCO-Silicon Valley Bank (above) made history while ruling the criterium roads in suburban Washington D.C., sprinting to a pair of victories at the Armed Forces Cycling Classic June 1-2. On Saturday, Ryan won the Crystal Cup, then added another win in Sunday’s Clarendon Cup, the first woman in the 22-year history of the two-day event to win both races.

Emily Newsom of had a good two days near Montreal last week, finishing fifth at the Grande Prix Cycliste de Gatineau and fourth the next day at the Chrono de Gatineau. Four days earlier, Newsom was in Germany for a 16^th-place finish at the Lotto Thüringen Ladies Tour, and teammate Alice Cobb was seventh in the Mountains Classification.

One of the team's bikes also was in the spotlight, as Alison Jackson’s speedy Fuji Supreme received a gallery treatment by Cycling News.

Team TIBCO-Silicon Valley Bank rides the Fuji Supreme, SL and Norcom Straight.

Kevin Le Cunff of France and Team St. Michel-Auber93 (above) was second on the third and final stage on Sunday of the three-day Loops of Mayenne stage race in France. Le Cunff finished eighth on GC and third in the Points Classification. At the one-day GP Plumelec-Morbihan race on June 1, Le Cunff finished fourth.

St. Michel-Auber93 rides the Fuji SL.

Sam Crome of Australia (center, above) finished fifth overall for Team UKYO at the Tour de Kumano in Japan that ended on June 2, and teammate Benjamin Prades of Spain was seventh.

Team UKYO rides the Fuji SL.