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Mayo Black Friday Jersey . Columbus lost its opener at D.C. United, 3-1, but Hesmer has been flawless in the last three weeks to lead the Crew (1-1-2) to two draws and a win. Dan Kennedy posted his first shutout of the season for Chivas (0-2-2), which is winless through four matches under new coach Robin Fraser.OFTERSCHWANG, Germany -- Olympic champion Viktoria Rebensburg of Germany won her second straight World Cup giant slalom on Saturday, while overall leader Lindsey Vonn of the United States had a blazing final run to finish second and is chasing another milestone in her career -- a points record for the season. Rebensburgs back-to-back wins in two days put her in a good position to retain her giant slalom title. "I did well on the top of the course in the second run but I made a couple of mistakes at the bottom. It doesnt matter, the main thing is Ive won two races," Rebensburg said after her sixth career win and third this season. Vonn was sixth after the first run but produced the fastest second heat to finish 0.26 seconds behind the German. "This is only my third career giant slalom podium. Im really proud of the way I skied the second run," Vonn said. Tina Maze of Slovenia finished third and now trails Vonn in the overall by 494 points. A win is worth 100 points and there are seven races left. Vonn trailed Rebensburg 1.68 seconds after the first run in sunny, mild weather and a softening course. "I had problems on the first run, I hit my goggles on a gate and could not see and struggled just to make it to the bottom," Vonn said. But the American came back to post her best giant slalom result this season after winning the opening race in October in Soelden, Austria. The second run was set by U.S. coach Roland Pfeifer and was about 10 seconds shorter than the first heat. "I went for the most direct line possible and risked a lot and was able to make up a lot of time," Vonn said. "I was thinnking I could maybe get the win, but (Rebensburg) was just too strong today. [url=http://www.shopnflonline.net/Black-Friday-Houston-Texans-Shane-Lechler-Jers... Lechler Cyber Monday Jersey[/url]. " Marie-Michele of Lac-Etchemin, Que., finished 14th Vonn moved up to second in the giant slalom standings behind Rebensburg. With two races left, Rebensburg has 490 points and Vonn 355. Tessa Worley of France, who held a 20-point lead going into the weekend, failed to qualify for the second heat and is now third at 346. Vonn is already assured of winning the downhill and super-combi titles but said Rebensburg will likely take the giant slalom crown for the second consecutive year. "Viktoria has been skiing amazing giant slalom this season," Vonn said. "She is one of the best with regards to feel of snow and finding the fall line. She can drift, ark and can do anything she wants with her skis." Overall, Vonn is closing in on her record number of points in a season. She now has 1,708 and needs 80 more to tie her 2009 season total of 1,788. She won three straight overall titles until Hoefl-Riesch snapped her streak last year. "I have been thinking about the 2,000 point mark since about the St. Moritz races (in January)," Vonn said. "I am not focusing too much on it, but it is definitely at the back of my mind. This year the tech races have been going well and now I am second in the giant slalom standings. To me, that is a huge accomplishment." Anna Fenninger of Austria, who was second after the first run, dropped to fourth. Several top racers failed to finish on the mushy course, including Maria Hoefl-Riesch of Germany, Julia Mancuso of the United States and Tina Weirather of Liechtenstein. ' ' '