The B class was stacked at Deseret Peak with the Team Green Kawasaki and Star Racing Yamaha Factory efforts in full force. Chance Hymas showcased the same speed that he demonstrated during the spring, claiming the number one plate in 250 B with 2-1-2 finishes ahead of Nick Romano in 2nd and Jett Reynolds in 3rd while Matthew LeBlanc and Hunter Yoder rounded out the top five. Reynolds went 1-1-2 in the 450 B class, making a statement with consecutive moto wins in a highly competitive field while Yoder finished 2nd with a trio of 3rd place finishes and Romano went 2-2-5 for 3rd overall. In the Schoolboy 2 (12-17) B/C class, Hymas repeated the same feat as the most consistently fast rider, claiming the top spot with 2-1-4 moto scores. Factory Connection Honda supported Hunter Yoder finished off strong with a pair of 2nd place finishes in the second and third moto, putting himself in 2nd place overall while Reynolds rounded out the overall podium in 3rd. LeBlanc finished 4th overall although he impressed with a moto win in the third race just as Romano won the first moto but ultimately finished 5th place overall. In the 250 B class at High Point in the Northeast Regional, Jack Chambers bounced back from a hard crash in his first moto of the weekend and put together 1-2-1 finishes to take the top spot ahead of Wyatt Liebeck in 2nd and Nate Thrasher in 3rd. Liebeck rose to the occasion in the 450 B class with 1-2-1 moto scores while Thrasher translated a second moto win to a 2nd place overall, followed by Luca Marsalisi in 3rd place overall. Gage Linville swept all three motos in the Schoolboy 2 (12-17) B/C class, heavily impressing in all three races while Liebeck recorded a trio of 2nd place finishes for 2nd overall with Gage Stine rounding out the podium in 3rd.