2011
USA CYCLING
& THE USA CYCLING DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION
ANNUAL
REPORT
2011 USA CYCLING ANNUAL REPORT
MESSAGE FROM THE CEO
Dear USA Cycling members and friends:
There is no better time to be an American cyclist than right now.
2011 was the ninth consecutive year of growth for USA Cycling. Along with the increase in
membership, U.S. cyclists continued to claim medals on the world stage and USA Cycling
prepared for another decade of growth by revising its governance structure.
In 2011, our organization boasted 70,829 licensed athletes, coaches, mechanics and officials,
and our 2,569 member clubs and 3,026 sanctioned events continue to welcome and provide
opportunities for cyclists of all ages and abilities.
On the international scene, our athletes continued to make their mark, claiming 111 world
championship medals in 2011. Nine of the medals came from our junior and elite athletes,
while an additional 81 were brought home from amateur world championships and 21 from
paralympic competition.
Our accomplishments at the top level of the sport can largely be credited to our National
Development Programs which are made possible by the fundraising arm of USA Cycling, the
USA Cycling Development Foundation. Our development programs operate year-round all over
the world. From the European peloton to the main events at BMX Supercross World Cups,
2011 saw our development athletes benefit from nearly 3,000 fully supported race days by
USA Cycling.
We look forward to another great year in 2012, with growth both abroad and at home. Special
thanks goes out to all of our members, and to the donors and supporters of the USA Cycling
Development Foundation.
Sincerely,
Steve Johnson
President & CEO, USA Cycling
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USA CYCLING NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS
CONTACT AND STAFF DIRECTORY
210 USA Cycling Point, Suite 100 Colorado Springs, CO 80919
TEL: 719.434.4200 FAX: 719.434.4300
E-MAIL: membership@usacycling.org WEB: www.usacycling.org
EXECUTIVE STAFF
President & Chief Executive Officer: Steve Johnson 719.434.4250 sjohnson@usacycling.org
Chief Operating Officer: Sean Petty 719.434.4252 spetty@usacycling.org
Chief Financial Officer: Todd Sowl 719.434.4255 tsowl@usacycling.org
Human Resources Director: Debbie Hendrix 719.434.4257 dfrancis@usacycling.org
Executive Assistant: Nancy Cowan 719.434-4258 ncowan@usacycling.org
ACCOUNTING
Accounting Manager: Bob Plutt 719.434.4266 bplutt@usacycling.org
Alissa Reed: Staff Accountant 719.434.4367 areed@usacycling.org
Paralegal: Pam Castle 719.434.4270 pcastle@usacycling.org
COMMUNICATIONS
Director of Communications: Andrea Smith 719.434.4274 asmith@usacycling.org
Communications Manager: Dave Gaylinn 719.434.4277 dgaylinn@usacycling.org
Editorial & Internal Communications Manager: Keri Kahn 719.434.4272 kkahn@usacycling.org
New Media Manager: Jesse Hammond 719.434.4276 jhammond@usacycling.org
Webmaster: Mark Mager 719.434.4246 mmager@usacycling.org
ATHLETICS
Vice President of Athletics: Jim Miller 719.434.4222 jimmiller@usacycling.org
Coaching Education & Athlete Development Director: Kevin Dessart 719.434.4224 kdessart@usacycling.org
Mountain Bike & Cyclo-cross Program Director: Marc Gullickson 719.434.4232 mgullickson@usacycling.org
High Performance Director of Endurance Programs: Benjamin Sharp 719.434.4226 bsharp@usacycling.org
Sprint Program Director: Jamie Staff 719.229.3768 jstaff@usacycling.org
BMX Program Director: Mike King 719.434.4230 mking@usacycling.org
National BMX Coach: James Herrera 719.434.4236 jherrera@usacycling.org
Program & Operations Manager: Gregory Cross 719.434.4232 gcross@usacycling.org
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ATHLETICS, CONT.
USA CYCLING DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION
Program & Operations Manager: Andrew Hawkes 719.434.4238 ahawkes@usacycling.org
Director of Development: Steve McCauley 719.434.4260 smccauley@usacycling.org
Office & Programs Manager: Marlis Johnson 719.434.4225 mjohnson@usacycling.org
Administrative Assistant: Amanda Puskar 719.434.4262 apuskar@usacycling.org
COLLEGIATE & HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAMS
USA CYCLING BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Collegiate & High School Cycling Manager: Jeffrey Hansen 719.434.4215 jhansen@usacycling.org
USA Cycling President & Chief Executive Officer: Steve Johnson
MEMBERSHIP
Chairman: Professional Committee Representative: Bill Peterson
Managing Director of Membership Services: Gordon Weldon 719.434.4205 gweldon@usacycling.org
Northeast Member Services Coordinator: Susan Diller 719.434.4201 sdiller@usacycling.org
West Member Services Coordinator: Andrea Brunelli 719.434.4204 abrunelli@usacycling.org
Midwest Member Services Coordinator: Valecia Frasier 719.434.4204 vfrasier@usacycling.org
South Member Services Coordinator: Beth Vialpando 719.434.4202 bvialpando@usacycling.org
Member Services Representative: Kristen Uhlemann 719.434.4200 kuhlemann@usacycling.org
Local Association Manager: Frederike Blattspieler 719.434.4218 fblattspieler@usacycling.org
Southeast Regional Coordinator: Stuart Lamp 719.434.4209 slamp@usacycling.org
South Central Regional Coordinator: George Heagerty 719.434.4211 gheagerty@usacycling.org
Western Regional Coordinator: Jan Luke-Hamasaki 719.434.4212 jluke@usacycling.org
Midwest Regional Coordinator: Larry Martin 719.434.4210 lmartin@usacycling.org
Northeast Regional Coordinator: Randy Inglis 719.434.4208 ringlis@usacycling.org
NATIONAL EVENTS
Vice President of National Events: Micah Rice 719.434.4283 mrice@usacycling.org
National Events Director: Kelli Lusk 719.434.4285 klusk@usacycling.org
Technical Director: Shawn Farrell 719.434.4264 sfarrell@usacycling.org
National Events Manager: Tony Leko 719.434.4284 tleko@usacycling.org
Vice Chairman: Collegiate Committee Representative: Mark Abramson
Road Committee Representative: Wayne Stetina
Secretary: Cyclo-cross Committee Representative: Jim Patton
Development Foundation Representative: John Bucksbaum
Development Foundation Representative: Matt Barger
Athlete Director: Mountain Bike Committee Representative: Jeremy Horgan-Kobelski
BMX Committee Representative: B.A. Anderson
Mountain Bike Committee Representative: Lisa Nye-Salladin
Development Foundation Representative: Michael E. Patterson
Athlete Director: Track Committee Representative: Anton Quist
Athlete Director: Professional Committee Representative: Nick Reistad
Athlete Director: BMX Committee Representative: Donny Robinson
Development Foundation Representative: David Helfrich
Track Committee Representative: Dave Miller
At-large Representative: Bob Stapleton
At-large Representative: Jonathan Heiliger
At-large Representative: Alex Nieroth
Results: Rankings & Registration Manager: Tom Mahoney 719.434.4216 tmahoney@usacycling.org
Race Director Certification Manager: Tara McCarthy 719.434.4286 tmccarthy@usacycling.org
Events Intern: Kevin Leiferman 719.434.4214 kleiferman@usacycling.org
TECHNOLOGY
IT Director: Bill Griffin 719.434.4224 bgriffin@usacycling.org
Technical Lead/Architect: Matt Keith 719.434.4248 mkeith@usacycling.org
Senior Programmer/Analyst: Todd McClintic 719.434.4243 tmcclintic@usacycling.org
Programmer/Analyst: Heather Rockwood 719.434.4247 hrockwood@usacycling.org
Systems Administrator: Jay Langley 719.434.4245 jlangley@usacycling.org
PC Technician: Kerry Shipley 719.434.4249 kshipley@usacycling.org
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COLLEGIATE COMMITTEE
CYCLO-CROSS COMMITTEE
At-large: Mark Abramson
Commissaire: Jim Patton
At-large: Anne Spalding
At-large: Joan Hanscom
Eligible Athlete (M): Blake Anton
UCI Race Director: Brook Watts
Eligible Athlete (F): Emma Bast
Coach: Mark Fasczewski
Commissaire: Bill Wykoff
Local Association Representative: Tom Mains
Club President: Sophy Lee
Eligible Athlete (M): Tim Johnson
Varsity Team Director: Dean Peterson
Eligible Athlete (F): Katie Compton
TRACK COMMITTEE
Masters Athlete: Tom Stevens
Eligible Athlete (F): Cari Higgins
Industry: Christopher Smith
Commissaire: Dave Miller
Eligible Athlete (M): Anton Quist
ROAD COMMITTEE
PROFESSIONAL COMMITTEE
At-large: Frank Mackzum
UCI Race Director: Chris Aronhalt
Race/Venue Director/Manager: Adam Duvendeck
Industry: Wayne Stetina
At-large: Ed Beamon
Team Director: Dena Eaton
Local Association Representative: Bonnie Walker
NRC Race Director: John Eustice
Coach: Mark Tyson
Eligible Athlete: Kendra Wenzel
Eligible Athlete (M): Will Frischkorn
Local Association Representative: David Mitchell
Commissaire: Dan MacLeod
Eligible Athlete (M): Nick Reistad
Race Director: Dieter Drake
At-large: Bill Peterson
Coach: Hunter Allen
UCI Pro Team Director: Bob Stapleton
Eligible Athlete: Lang Reynolds
UCI Team Director: Danny Van Haute
Masters Athletes: Todd Scheske
International Commissaire: Randy Shafer
MOUNTAIN BIKE COMMITTEE
Women’s Team Director: Nicola Cranmer
UCI Race Director: Don Edberg
Team Director: Derek Hermon
At-large: Tom Simonson
Eligible Athlete (F): Kristin Armstrong
At-large: Ken Mills
XC Eligible Athlete: Jeremy Horgan-Kobelski
BMX COMMITTEE
Industry: Dorothy Nichols
Membership Group Representative: B.A. Anderson
Race Director: Lisa Nye-Salladin
At-large: Clayton John
Gravity Athlete: Nevin Steinmetz
Eligible Athlete (M): Donny Robinson
Commissaire: Don Russell
Commissarie: John Pingol
At-large: Jill Logan
Coach: James Herrera
Gravity Race Director: Keith Darner
Eligible Athlete (F): Amanda Carr
Coach: Travis Woodruff
XC Eligible Athlete: Heather Irmiger
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OUR VISION & MISSION
Recognized by the United States Olympic Committee (USOC) and the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) as
the National Governing Body of competitive cycling in the United States, USA Cycling has a two part mission
statement and an ambitious vision for the future.
VISION
The vision of USA Cycling is to make the United States of America the
most successful country in the world of competitive cycling.
MISSION STATEMENT
The mission of USA Cycling is to achieve sustained success in international
cycling competition and to grow competitive cycling in America.
GROWING CYCLING IN AMERICA
As a membership-based organization, USA Cycling is comprised of clubs and teams, officials, coaches,
mechanics, and competitive cyclists of all ages and abilities across the sport’s five disciplines.
In an effort to grow the sport on the domestic front, USA Cycling supports grassroots initiatives at the
local level by reinvesting a significant portion of its membership dollars into its 34 local associations.
The national governing body also works to grow the sport by working with a comprehensive network of
certified coaches and officials, administering eight national-level calendars, and managing 17 national
championship events for all ages.
We provide regulation, education, and structure to our many constituents, which include amateur and
professional athletes, race promoters, coaches, clubs, officials, mechanics and local associations.
Ultimately, with the goal of growing bicycle racing in America, USA Cycling strives to provide its members
with impeccable service, valuable benefits and a second-to-none racing experience.
GROWTH OF COMPETITIVE CYCLING
WHO WE ARE & WHAT WE DO
USA Cycling is the official national governing body for all disciplines of competitive cycling in the United
States, including road, track, mountain bike, BMX, and cyclo-cross. Recognized by the United States
Olympic Committee and the Union Cycliste Internationale, USA Cycling is a membership-based organization
that strives to grow the sport domestically and also foster the identification, development, and support of
American cyclists in international competition. Sources of revenue for USA Cycling include annual license
fees, permit fees, event surcharges, grants from the USA Cycling Development Foundation and the United
States Olympic Committee, corporate sponsorship and generous gifts from individual donors. Unlike most
other national cycling federations across the globe, USA Cycling receives no government funding.
SUSTAINING INTERNATIONAL SUCCESS
As the body responsible for identification, development, and support of American cyclists, USA Cycling
strives to breed competitive excellence at the world-class level. To accomplish these objectives, we maintain
a proven athlete development pipeline for men and women in all disciplines of competitive cycling.
This pipeline consists of several programs, including talent identification camps, instructional clinics,
European-based programming, regional development camps, direct athlete funding initiatives, and access
to superlative equipment, facilities, and coaching.
USA Cycling is also responsible for the selection and organization of national teams which represent the
United States at major international events like the Olympic Games, World Championships, Pan American
Games, Continental Championships, and World Cup races.
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For almost a decade, participation in competitive cycling in America has increased in many measurable
aspects. The sport’s popularity in the U.S. is at an all-time high, thanks not only to a successful American
presence abroad, but also to a strong selection of domestic races, a dedicated group of local associations
and grassroots organizers, and a committed network of volunteers and staff who are passionate about
sharing cycling with others. The number of licensed members, sanctioned races and affiliated clubs has
recently sustained significant and consistent growth patterns, with licensees increasing nearly 15% over
the last three years.
LICENSEESEVENT SANCTIONSCLUBS
2002 – 42,724 1,969
2003 – 44,325 (+3.7%)
1,933 (-1.8%)
2004 – 48,990 (+10.5%)
2,132 (+10.2%)
1,438
2005 – 54,281 (+10.8%)
2,204 (+3.4%)
1,575 (+9.5%)
2006 – 59,537 (+9.7%)
2,280 (+3.4%)
1,970 (+25.0%)
2007 – 61,594 (+3.5%)
2,473 (+8.5%)
2,050 (+4.0%)
2008 – 62,323 (+1.2%)
2,535 (+2.5%)
2,120 (+3.4%)
2009 – 65,845 (+5.6%)
2,638 (+4.0%)
2,219 (+4.7%)
2010 – 69,771 (+5.9%)
2,933 (+11%)
2,414 (+8.8%)
2011 – 70,829 (+1.5%)
3,026 (+3.2%)
2,569 (+6.4%)
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USA CYCLING MEMBERSHIP
GENDER
2011 was the ninth consecutive year that USA Cycling saw growth in its membership. The 70,829 licenses
sold in 2011 represents a 1.5% increase compared to 2010.
USA Cycling’s membership is comprised of not only competitive cyclists, but also of licensed coaches,
officials, and mechanics. No matter the skill level, age, discipline, or function, a USA Cycling membership is
the common bond among all cycling enthusiasts from top-level pros to first-time racers, from world-class
coaches to local officials, and everyone in between.
Men 87%
Women 13%
2011 LICENSEES
TOTAL 2011 USA CYCLING LICENSEES
70,829
AGE
35-44: 30.2%
BMX Riders 247
45-54: 22.4%
International Licensees2,838
25-34: 20.9%
Collegiate Riders4,671
19-24: 10.7%
Mountain Bike Riders14,111
10-18: 7.3%
Road, Track & Cyclo-cross Riders
55-64: 7.2%
45,246
Officials1,702
65-74: 1.3%
Mechanics 241
Coaches1,422
Professional Riders 351
STATE
Other 28.6%
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NY 5.4%
PA 3.7%
IL 3.3%
NJ 2.7%
WI 2.2%
AZ 2.7%
OH 2.2%
UT 2.3%
MI 2%
CA 16.6%
CO 4.4%
FL 3.5%
NC 3.2%
TX 6.6%
WA 4.4%
MA 3.4%
VA 2.8%
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USA CYCLING MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS
All USA Cycling members are encouraged to take advantage of the special deals their membership makes
them eligible for and reminded to check the USA Cycling website on a regular basis for new and exciting
promotions. All USA Cycling member benefits are subject to change.
Adventure Advocates
This membership benefit
provides affordable insurance for
accidental injuries suffered 24/7.
Glacier Glove
This benefit provides a
10% discount off any
Glacier Glove order to protect cyclists from cold,
wind, water and sun.
Bank of America
This card allows you to
show your cycling pride! It
is the only card that helps
support USA Cycling elite
athlete and development
programs.
Genuine Innovations
Members get 25% off their
purchases from Genuine
Innovations, designer and manufacturer of CO2
powered tire inflation technology.
BMX Plus! Magazine
USA Cycling members receive
$5.00 off an annual subscription
or $10.00 off a two-year subscription to BMX Plus!
Cequent Performance Products
USA Cycling members can
receive a 20% discount on bike
racks and cargo management products.
Endurance Films
USA Cycling members can
save 15% on endurance
sport training videos.
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EZ Bike
Members receive 10% off EZ
Bike Stands and accessories.
Free Rx Discount Card
All members of USA Cycling are eligible for a free
prescription discount card which provides savings
of up to 75% on all FDA approved drugs at 57,000
pharmacies nationwide. Average savings are 42%
on all prescriptions with unlimited use. Plus, family
members are eligible to participate at no cost!
Hertz Car Rental
USA Cycling members
can save up to 15% at
participating locations around the world, in addition
to up to $25 off a weekend rental and $20 off a
weekly rental.
High Country Shipping
Need a bike shipped and
or delivered? USA Cycling
members can receive a
5% discount on all orders placed with High Country
Shipping.
InterContinental Hotels Group
Members may receive
exclusive discounts at
participating IHG hotsls,
including InterContinental®
Hotels & Resorts, Hotel Indigo®, Crowne Plaza®
Hotels & Resorts, Holiday Inn® Hotels and Resorts,
Holiday Inn® Club Vacations, Holiday Inn Express®,
Staybridge Suites® and Candlewood Suites®
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Jakroo
USA Cycling members get 10% off
the published price of all JAKROO
products and custom apparel
services.
Liberty Mutual
Save on auto, homeowners
and renters insurance
with group discounts of
up to 10% on competitive
automobile rates and
5% on homeowners and renters’ rates. Rates are
guaranteed for 12 months with convenient payment
plans, around-the-clock claims service and 24 hour
emergency roadside assistance.
Lin Socks
USA Cycling members receive
a 10% discount on all noncustom socks and a 5% discount on all custom
products for cycling clubs.
Luggage Forward
Need a bike shipped and/
or delivered? USA Cycling
members can receive a 10%
discount on all overnight,
2-day and 3-day express orders, and a 5% discount
on basic outbound and economy return ground
service orders placed with Luggage Forward.
Map My Ride
USA Cycling members
receive a 10% discount
on all products and
services offered by Map My Ride. A portion of your
purchase helps support USA Cycling elite athlete
and development programs.
Mountain Bike Action Magazine
USA Cycling members
receive $5.00 off an
annual subscription to
Mountain Bike Action, or $10.00 off a two-year
subscription.
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MyLaps
USA Cycling members receive
a 10% discount off ProChip transponder orders.
Nicholas Hill Benefit Group
USA Cycling members can
Nicholas Hill
receive comprehensive
health insurance coverage
with up to $8 million in benefits and multi-year
rate guarantees. Plans provide a healthy member
discount and include health savings accounts,
PPO network, co-pay plans, short term health, and
student health insurance.
United
Members can save
on travel with a
10% discount on
certain domestic and international
flights with United.
BENEFIT GROUP
Peloton Magazine
USA Cycling members
receive a FREE annual digital
subscription to Peloton
Magazine and get 25% off the price of annual print
or gift subscriptions.
Primal
Members can receive 10% off
technically advanced cycling apparel.
Rack Stash
USA Cycling members
receive a 10% discount on
convenient storage for hitchmounted bike racks and accessories.
Road Bike Action Magazine
Receive $5.00 off an
annual subscription or
$10.00 off a two-year subscription.
Road ID
Members get 10% off
orders from Road ID which
gives first responders the information they need
to immediately contact family, access medical
information, and prevent delays.
VCRC
This member benefit
provides a 20% discount on
components and ceramic bearings.
VeloNews
USA Cycling
members can receive $5 off a one-year or $10 off a
two-year subscription to VeloNews.
Vision Screen Printing
USA Cycling members and
affiliates can receive a 10%
discount on banners, course
signage, vehicles decals and magnets, number
plates and other screen printing and graphic
services.
Xtreme Sports ID
USA Cycling members can
get a free USA Cycling
Special Edition Xtreme
Sports ID wristband with 90 days of free service.
This benefit also allows members to receive a
10% discount on non USA Cycling special edition
products.
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NATIONAL RESULTS & RANKINGS PROGRAM
One of the valuable benefits USA Cycling provides to its members is a National
Results & Rankings program. The program was revamped in 2011 to provide
increasingly accurate rankings and the ability to compare and contrast results
and rankings with fellow riders across disciplines, age, and ability categories.
Using an innovative algorithm, USA Cycling’s new system ranks riders based on
the strength of the competition rather than the old model of assigning points
based on an arbitrary event value. Simply stated, who a rider races against will
more heavily determine ranking than which races are contested or how often an
individual competes.
Training Peaks
USA Cycling members
receive 10% off Premium
Personal Edition memberships.
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LOCAL ASSOCIATIONS
Each year, USA Cycling supports grassroots cycling initiatives at the local level through it 34 Local
Associations, which are comprised of passionate volunteers that drive local racing across the country. USA
Cycling’s Local Associations are in the best position to monitor, implement and manage cycling programs
specific to local environments. Through the Local Associations, USA Cycling annually reinvests a significant
portion of its membership dollars back into these locally-driven programs. Since 2003, USA Cycling has
given nearly $3 million its Local Associations for the betterment of competitive cycling at the local level.
Each Local Association determines exactly where to invest its financial allocation from USA Cycling to best
meet the needs of its members.
BASED ON 2011 LICENSE SALES, USA CYCLING DISTRIBUTED THE FOLLOWING FUNDS TO
ITS LOCAL ASSOCIATIONS:
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Alabama Cycling Association: $2,520
Arizona Bicycle Racing Association: $11.770
Arkansas Bicycle Coalition: $2,390
Bicycle Racing Association of Colorado: $10,205
Carolinas Cycling Association: $17,220
Florida Road Cycling Association: $15,760
Georgia Bicycle Racing Association: $8,665
Illinois Cycling Association: $15,245
Indiana/Kentucky Cycling Association: $9,580
Iowa Bicycle Racing Association: $4,700
Kansas Cycling Association: $4,295
Louisiana/Mississippi Bicycle Racing Association: $4,205 Michigan Bicycle Racing Association: $8,850
Mid-Atlantic Bicycle Racing Association: $16,430
Minnesota Cycling Federation: $7,955
Missouri Bicycle Racing Association: $7,940
Montana Bicycle Racing Association: $1,880
Nebraska Cycling Association: $1,820
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New England Bicycle Racing Association: $31,595
New Jersey Bicycling Association: $12,320
New Mexico Bike Racing Association: $4,985
New York State Bicycle Racing Association: $26,490
Northern California/Nevada Cycling Association: $40,070
Ohio Cycling Association: $11,065
Bicycle Racing Association of Oklahoma: $5,495
Pennsylvania Cycling Association: $16,710
Southern California/Nevada Cycling Association: $35,540
Southwest Idaho Cycling Association: $3,295
Tennessee Bicycle Racing Association: $6,650
Texas Bicycle Racing Association: $28,680
Utah Cycling Association: $12,540
Virginia Cycling Association: $6,580
Washington State Bicycle Association: $19,475
Wisconsin Cycling Association: $8,250
TOTAL 2011 LOCAL ASSOCIATION SUPPORT: $421,170
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COLLEGIATE CYCLING
Collegiate Cycling is the division of USA Cycling responsible for administering competitive bicycle racing
in 11 unique collegiate conferences, each of which is managed by a volunteer conference director that
coordinates racing seasons for track, mountain bike, cyclo-cross, and road cycling disciplines. USA Cycling
conducts national championships for student-athletes across five disciplines and recognizes collegiate
athlete achievements with the Stenner and Kuck scholarships each December. Registered as both club and
varsity teams with USA Cycling, collegiate cycling programs have served as a viable athlete development
pipeline for professional and national teams, giving athletes the opportunity to compete at the highest level
while earning a college degree.
USA CYCLING CLUBS
USA Cycling’s 2,500+ affiliated clubs and teams provide amateur cyclists with fun, social and competitive
environments in which to participate in the sport of bike racing. At the end of the year, USA Cycling
recognized ten “Club of the Year” recipients for outstanding programs that support USA Cycling’s mission.
Clubs are judged on key areas, including membership composition, instructional clinics and seminars, club
activities, charitable contributions, and racing performance.
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 2011 “CLUB OF THE YEAR” WINNERS:
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Division I Club of the Year: Matrix Cycling Club (Dallas, Texas)
Division II Club of the Year: Full Spectrum Racing (Fayetteville, N.C.)
Division III Club of the Year: Holland Racing (Austin, Texas)
Juniors/High School Club of the Year: Team Velosport (Irvine, Calif.)
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Collegiate Cycling Club Teams in 2011: 280
Officially Recognized Varsity Collegiate Cycling Teams: 12
Sanctioned Collegiate Cycling Events in 2011: 169
USA Cycling Collegiate Cycling Licensees: 4,671
COACHING PROGRAM
With more than 1,400 licensed coaches nationwide, the USA Cycling coaching certification process begins
with an online examination covering the basic fundamentals of cycling-specific principles, resulting in
Level -3 certification. Licensed coaches progress through the ranks by attending additional instructional
clinics designed to further their knowledge base, eventually attaining Level-2 status, followed by Level-1.
Throughout the year, USA Cycling also conducts several other coaching education activities such as online
webinars, seminars, and specialty clinics. These activities are designed for educating coaches at various
levels of certification, training them for specialty certifications, or simply providing the coaching community
with unparalleled instruction and the opportunity to network and share ideas with their peers.
Collegiate Club of the Year: Marian University (Indianapolis, Ind.)
Masters Club of the Year: Cross Creek Cycling Club (Fayetteville, N.C.)
Track Club of the Year: Rubicon Cycling LLC (Vancouver, Wash.)
Mountain Bike Club of the Year: Whole Athlete-Specialized (San Anselmo, Calif.)
Best New Club of the Year: Credo Racing (Austin, Texas)
Women’s Club of the Year: CAWES/iFractal (Bethesda, Md.)
USACYCLING.ORG
2011 USA CYCLING COACHING EDUCATION ACTIVITIES:
Level 2 Coaching Clinics: 8
Power-Based Training Clinics: 2
Webinars: 31
Total attendees: 150
Total attendees: 77
Total attendees: 530
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OFFICIALS PROGRAM
MECHANICS PROGRAM
Like all sports, competitive cycling needs officials to enforce the rules. USA Cycling’s Officials Program
provides introduction and instruction to more than 1,700 licensed officials around the country. To become
an official, an individual must first attend one of USA Cycling’s official seminars, purchase a license and
pass an examination. The initial seminar results in Level-C status and results in a basic understanding
of road, track and mountain bike racing. After attaining Level-C status, officials can continue their
progression by achieving Level-B, Level-A, National Commissaire and International Commissaire
designations. In addition to the general categories, USA Cycling also provides specialty instruction in order
to become a motorcycle referee, track starter or race secretary.
The USA Cycling Mechanics Program was designed to build a community of mechanics that are qualified to
provide the best possible support to American cycling athletes on both the national and international levels.
In 2011, there were 241 licensed mechanics. In order to become a USA Cycling licensed mechanic, one must
attend a USA Cycling Bill Woodul Mechanics Clinic.
CONGRATULATIONS TO USA CYCLING’S 2011 OFFICIALS OF THE YEAR:
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National Official of the Year: Steve Stone
National Motoref of the Year: Jim Allen
East Region Official of the Year: Kristen Mills
Mountain Region Official of the Year: Lynn Taylor
Midwest Region Official of the Year: Mark Guthart
West Region Official of the Year: Bill Wykoff
Southeast Official of the Year: John Patterson
CONFERENCES & SUMMITS
USA Cycling brought together industry stakeholders on several occasions in 2011 to offer continuing
education, share best practices, and discuss the advancement of the sport.
LOCAL ASSOCIATION SUMMIT
USA Cycling held its seventh annual Local Association summit in November of 2011 at the USA Cycling
Headquarters in Colorado Springs. The three-day conference attracted 37 individuals from 23 of USA
Cycling’s 34 LA’s. Not only did the gathering allow grassroots leaders from around the nation to discuss the
opportunities and obstacles faced in their respective areas, but it gave them a chance to learn from each
other’s successes and failures.
USA CYCLING BILL WOODUL RACE MECHANICS CLINIC
The 2011 edition of the USA Cycling Bill Woodul Race Mechanics clinic was held in December and it gave
59 mechanics the opportunity to learn from industry experts, receive hands-on experience, and network with
cycling industry leaders.
RACE DIRECTORS SUMMIT
USA Cycling held its fourth annual Race Directors Summit in Salt Lake City. The 2011 event was led by
USA Cycling’s new Race Director Certification Manager, Tara McCarthy, and attended by more than 70 race
directors, team directors, and mountain bike stakeholders
MEDICINE OF CYCLING CONFERENCE
USA Cycling continued its partnership with the medical community during the second annual Medicine of
Cycling Conference, held in August of 2011 at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado springs. The two-day
event offered medical professionals a platform on which to collaborate and establish common standards of
care for competitive cyclists.
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2011 USA CYCLING ANNUAL REPORT
USA CYCLING-SANCTIONED EVENTS
The 3,026 competitive and non-competitive events that USA Cycling sanctioned in 2011 represents an
increase of 3.2% over 2010 event sanctions. With healthy growth across all disciplines of the sport, and
with a growing number of events around the country, it has never been easier to get involved in cycling, no
matter the age or ability level.
TOTAL 2011 USA CYCLING EVENT SANCTIONS
3,026
Road/Track/Cyclo-cross2,321
Mountain Bike 536
Collegiate169
2011 NATIONAL CALENDARS
USA Cycling national calendars are designed to showcase the top events on U.S. soil while providing
athletes with a season-long rankings system in which to prove their skills and compete for the title of
calendar champion. Congratulations to all of our 2011 national calendar champions:
NATIONAL RACING CALENDAR (NRC)
Men’s Individual Champion: Francisco Mancebo
Women’s Individual Champion: Janel Holcomb
Men’s Team Champion: Bissell Pro Cycling
Women’s Team Champion: Colavita/Forno d’Asolo
USA CYCLING PRO MOUNTAIN BIKE
CROSS COUNTRY TOUR (PRO XCT)
Men’s Individual Champion: Max Plaxton
Women’s Individual Champion: Lea Davison
USA CYCLING PRO MOUNTAIN BIKE
GRAVITY TOUR (PRO GRT)
USA CYCLING PRO MOUNTAIN BIKE
ULTRA ENDURANCE TOUR (PRO UET)
Men’s Individual Champion: Manuel Prado
Women’s Individual Champion: Pua Mata
UNITED STATES INTERNATIONAL
CYCLO-CROSS CALENDAR (USICX)
Men’s Individual Champion: Jeremy Powers
Women’s Individual Champion: Laura Van Gilder
USA CYCLING BMX POWER RANKINGS
Elite Men’s Champion: Corben Sharrah
Elite Women’s Champion: Arielle Martin
Men’s Individual Champion: Cody Warren
Junior Men’s Champion: Rusty Nesgiv
Women’s Individual Champion: Jill Kintner
Junior Women’s Champion: Brooke Crain
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NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP EVENTS
NATIONAL CHAMPIONS
2011 saw 16 opportunities for USA Cycling members to vie for a national title. National championship
events were held in various locations across the country for all disciplines and age groups.
In 2011, USA Cycling members raced for national titles at 16 national championship events in various
locations across the United States. Additionally, two national championship events were held for paracycling athletes. In all, American cyclists took home 516 national championship titles. These national
champions represent the best of the best across all disciplines and categories of cycling. Congratulations
to all of our 2011 national champions!
USA Cycling BMX National Championships (Competitors: 447 Race Starts: 447)
USA Cycling Collegiate Road National Championships (Competitors: 369 Race Starts: 818)
USA Cycling Professional Road & Time Trial National Championships (Competitors: 105 Race Starts: 147)
USA Cycling Junior, U23 & Elite Road National Championships (Competitors: 986 Race Starts: 2384)
USA Cycling Junior Track National Championships (Competitors: 159 Race Starts: 320)
USA Cycling Mountain Bike Cross Country National Championships (Competitors: 1023 Race Starts 1628)
2011 USA CYCLING BMX NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
U.S. OLYMPIC TRAINING CENTER, CHULA VISTA, CA • SATURDAY, APRIL 16, 2011
USA Cycling Masters Track National Championships (Competitors: 404 Race Starts: 1302)
ELITE
USA Cycling Tandem Sprint National Championships (Competitors: 14 Race Starts: 14)
Elite Men: Corben Sharrah (Tucson, Ariz./GT)
USA Cycling Professional Criterium National Championships (Competitors: 52 Race Starts: 52)
Elite Women: Alise Post (St. Cloud, Minn./Redline)
Boys 9: Patrick Coo
(Bellflower, Calif./Bike Alley-Redline-Rocks)
USA Cycling Masters Road National Championships (Competitors: 953 Race Starts: 1867)
Junior Men: Rusty Nesvig
(San Diego, Calif./Factory Intense)
Boys 10: Anthony Saldivar
(Ontario, Calif./Bike Alley-Redline-Rocks)
Junior Women: Brooke Crain
(Visalia, Calif./Haro-Rockstar)
Boys 11: Shayne Lewis
(Chula Vista, Calif./Factory QSI BMX)
USA Cycling Elite Track National Championships (Competitors: 176 Race Starts: 489)
CHALLENGE LEVEL
Boys 12: Kevin Pauls
(Simi Valley, Calif./Factory Speed)
USA Cycling Mountain Bike 24-Hour National Championships (Competitors: 201 Race Starts: 201)
Girls 8: Madelynn Desantis
(Simi Valley, Calif./Sycamore BMX)
Boys 13: Ryan Pettigrew
(Watsonville, Calif./Jr Bicycles.com-Speed)
Girls 9: Leyna Jones (Oxnard, Calif./Sycamore BMX)
Boys 14: Walker Finch (Fort Collins, Colo./Redman)
Girls 11: Madison Martinez
(Santa Clarita, Calif./Factory Intense)
Boys 15: Cole Tesar
(Huntersville, N.C./Factory Speed)
Girls 12: Anais Hill
(Austin, Texas/Young Guns BMX Factory)
Boys 16: Maliek Byndloss
(Cape Coral, Fla./Ssquared-TLD-Answer)
Girls 14: Kelsey Van Ogle (Auburn, Wash./Redman)
Men 17-24: Kalvin Davis
(Albuquerque, N.M./505 Racing)
USA Cycling Collegiate Track National Championships (Competitors: 152 Race Starts: 587)
USA Cycling Marathon Mountain Bike National Championships (Competitors: 219 Race Starts: 219)
USA Cycling Mountain Bike Gravity National Championships (Competitors: 317 Race Starts: 415)
USA Cycling Collegiate Mountain Bike National Championships (Competitors: 276 Race Starts: 608)
TOTAL USA CYCLING NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP COMPETITORS: 5,853
RACE STARTS: 11,498
Girls 15: Rachel Mydock
(Glendale, Ariz./Jr bicycles.com-speed)
Girls 17+: Shay Glynn
(Norco, Calif./Profile Racing/Monster)
Boys 5-6: Tyler Grigsby
(Rio Linda, Calif./Form-Elite Bicycles)
Boys 7: Peter Choat
(Bakersfield, Calif./Hyper Bicycles)
Men 25-29: Brandon Panuccio
(Phoenix, Ariz./Vendetta-Elite Bicycles)
Men 30 +: Stephen Larralde
(Riverside, Calif./Free Agent-Rockstar)
Masters Class: Matt Pohlkamp
(Cincinnati, Ohio/Dan’s Competition)
Boys 8: Jack Kelly
(Kerns, Utah/Factory Extreme-GHP-Fly)
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2011 USA CYCLING BMX NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS, CONT.
U.S. OLYMPIC TRAINING CENTER, CHULA VISTA, CA • SATURDAY, APRIL 16, 2011
2011 USA CYCLING PROFESSIONAL ROAD RACE AND TIME TRIAL
NATIONAL CHAMPIONS
CRUISER CLASS (24”)
GREENVILLE, SC • MAY 28-30, 2011
Boys 12 & Under: Sean McElroy (Palmdale, Calif.)
Boys 13-14: Ryan Pettigrew
(Watsonville, Calif./Jr Bicycles.com-speed)
Men 30-34: Stephen Larralde
(Riverside, Calif./Free Agent-Rockstar)
Men 40 – 44: Jason Carnes (Austin, Texas/Redline)
ROAD RACE
David Zabriske
(Westlake Village, Calif./ Garmin Cervelo) 40:23.47
Matthew Busche
(Wauwatosa, Wisc./Team Radio Shack) 4:28:02
Boys 15-16: Maliek Byndloss
(Cape Coral, Fla./Ssquared-TLD-Answer)
Men 45+: Eric Rupe
(Woodland Hills, Calif./GT-Oakley)
Men 17-24: Chase Hines
(Summerville, S.C./SE Racing)
Women 13-14: Destiny Ford
(Rio Linda, Calif./Ssquared-AtomLab)
2011 USA CYCLING JUNIORS, U23 AND ELITE ROAD NATIONAL
CHAMPIONSHIPS
Men 25-29: Brandon Panuccio
(Phoenix, Ariz./Vendetta/Elite Bicycles)
Women 17-24: Felicia Stancil
(Lake Villa, Ill./Factory Speed)
AUGUSTA, GA • JUNE 22-26, 2011
2011 USA CYCLING COLLEGIATE ROAD NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
MADISON, WI • MAY 6-8, 2011
ROAD RACE
ROAD RACE
CRITERIUM
Juniors 10-12 Women: Courtney Comer
(San Marcos, Calif./San Diego Bicycle Club) 41:49
Juniors 10-12 Women: Veda Gerasimek (Transfer,
Pa./Young Medalists-Team Rothrock) 29:49
Juniors 10-12 Men: Sean McElroy
(Palmdale, Calif.) 39:41
Juniors 10-12 Men: Sean McElroy
(Palmdale, Calif.) 26:43
Juniors 13-14 Women: Skylar Schneider
(West Allis, Wisc./Team TIBCO II) 1:00:12
Juniors 13-14 Women: Skylar Schneider
(West Allis, Wisc./Team TIBCO II) 36:50
Juniors 13-14 Men: Robbie Farrens (Stockton,
Calif./Rocket Sports/DJ’s Excavation) 53:30
Juniors 13-14 Men: Ethan Reynolds
(Boise, Idaho/BYRDS) 31:42
Juniors 15-16 Women: Sarah Huang (Kenosha,
Wisc./Nova Cycle Sports Foundation Inc.) 1:46:43
Juniors 15-16 Women: Sarah Huang
(Kenosha, Wisc./Nova Cycle Sports) 36:32
Juniors 15-16 Men: Daniel Parks (Dallas, Texas/
Chipotle Junior Development Team) 35:01
Division I Men: Alister Ratcliff
(Durango, Colo./Fort Lewis College) 3:21:08
Division II Men: Kyle Knott
(Mars Hill, N.C./Mars Hill College) 1:14.29
Division I Women: Anna McLoon
(Harvard University) 2:35:44
Division II Women: Laura Ralston (Cambridge,
Mass./Massachusetts Institute of Technology) 1:00:31
Division II Men: Andrew Baker
(Easley, S.C./Furman University) 3:18:21
OMNIUM RESULTS
Division II Women: Martha Buckley
(Massachusetts Institute of Technology) 3:12:15
Division II Team: Mars Hill College 428
Juniors 15-16 Men: Jake Silverberg
(Pembroke, Fla./ZMotion) 1:52:41
Division I Men: Alister Ratcliff,
(Durango, Colo./ Fort Lewis College) 211
Juniors 17-18 Women: Alexis Ryan
(Ventura, Calif./Team TIBCO II) 2:16:49
Juniors 17-18 Women: Alexis Ryan
(Ventura, Calif./Team TIBCO II) 35:42
Division I Women: Kaitlin Antonneau
(Racine, Wisc./Marian University) 260
Juniors 17-18 Men: Alexey Vermeulen
(Pinckney, Mich./Prochain) 2:19:20
Juniors 17-18 Men: Thomas Wrona (Pinehurst, N.C./
Hot Tubes Development Cycling) 1:14:16
Division II Men: Kyle Knott
(Mars Hill, N.C./Mars Hill College) 267
U23 Women: Samantha Schneider
(West Allis, Wisc./Team TIBCO to the Top) 3:16:55
U23 Women: Coryn Rivera (Tustin, Calif./Peanut
Butter & Co. TWENTY 12) 34:29
Division II Women: Laura Ralston (Cambridge,
Mass./Massachusetts Institute of Technology) 308
U23 Men: Rob Squire
(Sandy, Utah./Chipotle Development Team) 4:07:19
U23 Men: Robert Bush
(Louisville, Ky./Chipotle Development Team) 1:23:20
Elite Women: Robin Farina
(Charlotte, N.C./NOW and Novartis) 3:16:34
Elite Women: Shelley Olds
(Gilroy, Calif./Diadora Pasta Zara) 34:29
Elite Men: Max Korus
(Elkins Park, Pa./BikeReg.com-Cannondale) 4:04:08
Elite Men: David Wenger
(Austin, Texas/Super Squadra) 1:53:40
TEAM TIME TRIAL
Division I Men: Marian University 37:51.87
Division I Women: Marian University 44:20.34
Division II Men: Mesa State College 38:57.40
Division II Women: Massachusetts Institute of
Technology 45:35.22
CRITERIUM
Division I Men: Adam Leibovitz
(Indianapolis, Ind./Marian University) 1:14:03
Division I Women: Kaitlin Antonneau
(Racine, Wisc./Marian University) 55:31
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2011 USA CYCLING JUNIORS, U23 AND ELITE ROAD
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
2011 USA CYCLING PARALYMPIC ROAD NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
AUGUSTA, GA • JUNE 22-26, 2011
TIME TRIAL
ROAD RACE
TIME TRIAL
Women – C3: Jamie Schanbaum
(Austin, Texas) 8:37.0
Women – C2: Allison Jones
(Colorado Springs, Colo.) 1:38:28
Women – C2: Allison Jones
(Colorado Springs, Colo.) 34:48.0
Women – C4: Patricia Collins
(Harker Heights, Texas) 1:40:53
Women – C4: Patricia Collins
(Parker Heights, Texas) 33:24.7
Women – C5: Kelly Crowley
(Redwood City, Calif.) 1:21:10
Women – C5: Kelly Crowley
(Redwood City, Calif.) 28:58.8
Women – H2: Marianna Davis
(Salt Lake City, Utah) 56:24
Women – H1: Cassie Mitchell (Atlanta, Ga.) 23:31.1
Women – H3: Monica Bascio
(Evergreen, Colo.) 56:28
Juniors 10-12 Women: Courtney Comer (San
Marcos, Calif./San Diego Bicycle Club) 16:29.54
Juniors 10-12 Men: Matteo Jorgenson (Boise, Idaho/
Boise Young Riders Development Squad) 15:20.30
Juniors 13-14 Women: Abigail Aldridge
(Duluth, Ga./Frazier Cycling Juniors) 15:15.54
Juniors 13-14 Men: Jack Maddux (Fresno, Calif./
Team Specialized Racing Juniors) 13:35.57
Juniors 15-16 Women: Sarah Huang
(Kenosha, Wisc./Nova Cycle Sports) 30:39.9
Juniors 15-16 Men: Jonathon Schilling (Grover, Mo./
Chipotle Junior Development Team) 25:30.7
Juniors 17-18 Women: Grace Alexander (Boise,
Idaho/Boise Young Riders Development Squad)
29:33.86
Juniors 17-18 Men: Kristo Jorgenson
(Boise, Idaho/BYRDS) 37:34.79
U23 Women: Tayler Wiles (Murray, Utah/Peanut
Butter & Co TWENTY 12) 43:06.7
U23 Men: Nathan Brown
(Covington, Tenn./Trek-Livestrong) 36:10.6
Elite Women: Evelyn Stevens
(Dennis, Mass./HTC-Highroad) 39:22.1
Elite Men: Jonathan Jacob (Evansville, Ind./
Indianapolis Cycling Club) 37:01.1
AUGUSTA, GA • JUNE 22-26, 2011
Women – H2: Marianna Davis
(Salt Lake City, Utah) 38:48.4
Women – H3: Monica Bascio
(Evergreen, Colo.) 37:27.3
Men – C1: Matthew Bigos
(Cardiff by the Sea, Calif.) 32:13.7
Men – C1: Matthew Bigos
(Cardiff by the Sea, Calif.) 1:34:33
Men – C2: Brett Weitzel
(Salt Lake City, Utah) 1:34:48
Men – C3: Matthew Long (New York, N.Y.) 1:40:53
Men – C2: Brett Weitzel
(Salt Lake City, Utah) 33:03.3
Men – C4: Jonathan Copsey (Nipomo, Calif.) 1:21:03
Men – C5: Vincent Juarez (San Jose, Calif.) 27:20.5
Men – H1: Anthony Pedeferri
(Camarillo, Calif.) 1:12:16
Men – C4: Sam Kavanagh (Bozeman, Mont.) 26:39.1
Men – H1: Harold Bostick
(Northridge, Calif.) 21:03.9
Men – C5: Mark Gyulafia (Portland, Ore.) 1:21:00
Men – H2: Matthew Updike (Denver, Colo.) 1:37:15
Men – H2: Matthew Updike (Denver, Colo.) 32:08.3
Men – H3: Brian Mitchell
(Lees Summit, Mo.) 1:44:17
Men – H3: Carlos Moleda (Bluffton, S.C.) 33:34.3
Men – H4: Dane Pilon (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1:35:11
Men – H4: Dane Pilon (Fayetteville, N.C.) 30:47.9
Men – T2: Steven Peace (San Diego, Calif.) 55:15
Men – T1: Aaron Baker
(Santa Clarita, Calif.) 24:05.3
Men – BVI: Clark Rachfal (Annapolis, Md.) and
David Swanson (Tucson, Ariz.) 1:49:13
Men – T2: Alexander Mask
(Pembroke Pines, Fla.) 38:58.7
Women – BVI: Kara Vatthauer (Tucson, Ariz.) and
Mackenzie Woodring (Belmont, Mich.) 1:23:06
Women – Blind/Visually Impaired: Karissa
Whitsell (Colorado Springs, Colo.) and Lisa Turnbull
(Springfield, Ore.) 28:22.0
Men – Blind/Visually Impaired: Clark Rachfal
(Annapolis, Md.) and David Swanson
(Tucson, Ariz.) 24:02.2
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2011 RICHARDSON BIKEMART USA CYCLING JUNIORS TRACK
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
SUPERDROME, FRISCO, TX • JULY 6-10, 2011
OMNIUM RESULTS
Junior 10-12 Women: Summer Moak
(Katy, Texas/Team Spincycle) 21
Points Race: Andrew Lanier Jr.
(Gilroy, Calif./Team Specialized Racing)
Junior 10-12 Men: Jules Gilliam (Manhattan Beach,
Calif./CPT/Connie Cycling Junior Racing Team) 21
Sprints: Matthew Baranoski
(Perkasie, Pa./Pure Energy Cycling-ProAirHFA)
Junior 13-14 Women: Hannah McDade
(Tigard, Ore./Beaverton Bicycle Club) 17
Individual Pursuit: Gregory Daniel (Englewood,
Colo./Chipotle Junior Development Team)
Junior 13-14 Men: Chazmichael Morales
(El Segundo, Calif./Cycles Veloce/Team Simple
Green/Bike Religion) 12
1000m Time Trial: Matthew Baranoski
(Perkasie, Pa./Pure Energy Cycling-ProAirHFA)
Junior 15-16 Women: Tara McCormick
(Long Beach, Calif./Team TIBCO) 23
Keirin*: Matthew Baranoski
(Perkasie, Pa./Pure Energy Cycling-ProAirHFA)
Junior 15-16 Men: Michael Dessau (Boulder, Colo./
Chipotle Junior Development Team) 20
International Omnium: Mathew Lipscomb (Decatur,
Ga./Greenville Spinners Bicycle Club/Hincapie
Development team)
JUNIOR 17-18 WOMEN
TEAM EVENTS
Scratch Race: Jennifer Valente (San Diego, Calif./
Adams Avenue Bicycles/G S Adams Avenue Bicycles)
Men’s Team Pursuit: Gregory Daniel (Englewood,
Colo./Chipotle Junior Development Team), Mathew
Lipscomb (Decatur, Ga./Greenville Spinners Bicycle
Club-Hincapie Development team), Paul Lynch
(Colchester, Conn./Hot Tubes Development Cycling
Team), Thomas Wrona (Pinehurst, N.C./Hot Tubes
Development Cycling Team)
Points Race: Jennifer Valente
(San Diego, Calif./Adams Avenue Bicycles/) 211
Sprints: Jennifer Valente (San Diego, Calif./Adams
Avenue Bicycles-G S Adams Avenue Bicycles)
Individual Pursuit: Addyson Albershardt (Matthews,
N.C./Now Cycling-NOW and Novartis for MS)
500m Time Trial: Jennifer Valente (San Diego, Calif./
Adams Avenue Bicycles-G S Adams Avenue Bicycles)
Keirin: Jennifer Valente (San Diego, Calif./Adams
Avenue Bicycles/G S Adams Avenue Bicycles)
International Omnium: Kate Wilson (Los Angeles,
Calif./CPT-Connie Cycling Junior Racing Team)
JUNIOR 17-18 MEN
Scratch Race: Matthew Baranoski
(Perkasie, Pa./Pure Energy Cycling-ProAirHFA)
Women’s Team Pursuit: Addyson Albershardt
(Matthews, N.C./FLYING PIGS), Jacqueline Denny
(Liberty, Mo./FLYING PIGS), Kate Wilson (Los Angeles,
Calif./FLYING PIGS)
Men’s Team Sprint: Kaleb Koch (Glenview, Ill./SUB
49), Matthew Baranoski (Perkasie, Pa./SUB 49),
Ryan Gadow (Dublin, Calif./SUB 49)
Women’s Team Sprint: Payton Thomas (Grapevine,
Texas/Young Kenda Medalist), Chloe Chepigin
(Chappaqua, N.Y./Young Kenda Medalist)
Madison: Collin Berry (Huntington Beach, Calif./
NOW-MS p/b Chipotle), Chandler Knop (Monumnet,
Colo./NOW-MS p/b Chipotle)
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NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
SHORT TRACK CROSS-COUNTRY
SUN VALLEY RESORT, KETCHUM, ID • JULY 14-17, 2011
Pro Women: Katherine Compton (Colorado Springs,
Colo./RaboBank - Giant Off Road Team) 25:09:00
CROSS-COUNTRY
Pro Men: Todd Wells
(Durango, Colo./Specialized) 1:44:38
Cat 1 Men 40-44: Mario Fredrick (San Anselmo,
Calif./Whole Athlete-Specialized) 1:19:57
Pro Women: Georgia Gould
(Fort Collins, Colo./Luna Pro Team) 1:40:14
Cat 1 Women 40-44: Helene Drumm
(San Anselmo, Calif.) 1:37:23
U23 Men: Stephen Ettinger (Cashmere, Wash./BMC
Mountain Bike Development Team) 1:29:16
Cat 1 Men 45-49: Donald Myrah
(San Jose, Calif.) 1:23:02
U23 Women: Jill Behlen (Boulder, Colo.) 1:30:39
Cat 1 Men 50-54: Russell Kappius
(Littleton, Colo) 1:26:00
Single Speed Men: Cary Smith
(Jackson, Wyo.) 1:21:36
Single Speed Women: Rebecca Rusch
(Ketchum, Idaho/Specialized) 1:31:43
Cat 1 Men 15-16: Lucas Newcomb
(Nicasio, Calif./Whole Athlete-Specialized) 1:19:11
Cat 1 Women 15-16: Kate Courtney (Kentfield,
Calif./Whole Athlete-Specialized) 1:08:52
Cat 1 Men 17-18: Howard Grotts
(Durango, Colo./Durango Devo) 1:12:02
Cat 1 Women 17-18: AliciaRose Pastore (Durango,
Colo./Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory DEVO
Sweet Elite) 1:03:15
Open Women 10 & Under: Katie Clouse
(Park City, Utah/Cole Sport) 24:58
Open Men 11-12: Sean McElroy
(Palmdale, Calif.) 37:30
Open Women 45-49: Julia Violich (San Anselmo,
Calif./Peanut Butter & Co. TWENTY 12) 1:35:21
Cat 1 Men 25-29: Brendan Shafer
(Durango, Colo./Durango Devo) 1:19:46
Open Men 60-64: Don Leet
(Bend, Ore./Bend Endurance Academy) 49:54
Cat 1 Women 25-29: Rose Grant
(Kalispell, Mont./Sportsman & Ski Haus) 1:35:17
Open Women 50-54: Anne Gonzales
(Aspen, Colo.) 1:38:34
Cat 1 Men 30-34: Ty Kady (Brea, Calif.) 1:19:21
Open Men 65-69: James Wagner
(Auburn, Wash./Cycle Therapy) 54:18
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Men 19-29: Greg Krieger (Cedarburg, Wisc.) 21:49.4
Cat 1 Men 19-29: Jafer Beizer
(Conyers, Ga./Tbb Sports) 22:23
Women 19-29: Simone Kastner
(Hailey, Idaho/Mud Honey) 25:05.7
Cat 1 Men 30+: Ty Kady (Brea, Calif.) 21:16
Men 30-39: Billy Damon
(Auburn, Calif./Bicycle Emporium) 21:33.2
Cat 1 Women: AliciaRose Pastore
(Durango, Colo./Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory
DEVO Sweet Elite) 20:52
SUPER D
Pro/Open Men: Adam Craig
(Bend, Ore./Rabobank-Giant) 19:37.0
Pro/Open Women: Lea Davison
(Jericho, Vt./Specialized Factory Racing) 23:06.5
Women 30-39: Tara Walhart
(San Francisco, Calif.) 25:26.4
Men 40-49: Michael Pastore (Avon, Colo.) 21:31.7
Women 40+: Helene Drumm
(San Anselmo, Calif.) 24:42.3
Men 50+: Jordan Swenson
(Park City, Utah/Cole Sport) 22:27.2
Open Women 13-14: Tiziana DeHorney
(Albuquerque, N.M./Get Out! New Mexico) 51:05
Cat 1 Women 19-24: Katie Sodergren
(Breckenridge, Colo.) 1:39:55
Cat 1 Women 35-39: Brooke Hovey
(Ketchum, Idaho/Mud Honey) 1:34:22
Women 18 & Under: Kaylee Blevins
(Durango, Colo.) 23:31.8
Open Men 13-14: Christopher Blevins
(Durango, Colo./Durango Devo) 43:45
Open Men 55-59: Gary Thacker (Boulder, Colo./
Justin’s-Titus Mountain Bike) 1:31:48
Cat 1 Men 35-39: Kyle Dixon (Reno, Nev.) 1:20:10
Cat 1 Men 18 & Under: Howard Grotts
(Durango, Colo./Durango Devo) 21:24
Men 18 & Under: Mason Bond
(Cedar Ridge, Calif./Nevada Union High School Mt
Bike Team/Nevada Union Mt Bike Team) 20:38.8
Open Women 11-12: Camryn Sippy
(Durango, Colo./Durango Devo) 39:10
Cat 1 Men 19-24: Brennan Wodtli
(Bend, Ore.) 1:18:11
Cat 1 Women 30-34: Jamie Busch
(Los Gatos, Calif.) 1:39:17
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Open Men 10 & Under: Mitchell Baldwin
(Fair Oaks Ranch, Texas) 23:14
Pro Men: Jeremy Horgan-Kobelski
(Boulder, Colo./Subaru/TREK) 28:05:00
Open Women 55-59: Lesley Jensen
(Benicia, Calif./One Team Racing) 57:58
Open Men 70+: Andy Andrews (Hailey, Idaho) 57:46
Open Women 60+: Martha Iverson
(Durango, Colo./Durango Wheel Club) 1:12:47
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VALLEY PREFERRED CYCLING CENTER, TREXLERTOWN, PA • JULY 26-31, 2011
TIME TRIAL
Men 30-34: Jonathan Fraley (Menomonee Falls,
Wisc./WDT-Allvoi International Cycling Team) 1:09.9
Women 70-74: Patricia Baker (Laguna Hills, Calif./
Lightning Velo/ Cal-Pacific Export Packers) 57.13
Women 30-34: Elaine Hutchinson (San Diego,
Calif./Pista Palace/SKLZ p/b PISTA PALACE) 39.694
Men 75-79: Thomas O’Rourke (West Bloomfield,
Mich./Cadieux Bicycle Club) 42.228
Men 35-39: Peter Billington
(San Rafael, Calif./LTO Velo) 1:08.6
INDIVIDUAL PURSUIT
Women 35-39: Laura Summers (Southington,
Conn./Greater Hartford Cycling Club) 39.183
Men 40-44: Andrew Weathers (Houston, Texas/
Momentum Coaching Group p/b Atomic) 1:09.7
Women 40-44: Kimberly Edwards
(Clinton, Conn./Capital Velo Club) 38.597
Men 45-49: David Klipper
(Portland, Ore./Guinness Cycling Team) 1:11.6
Women 45-49: Annabell Holland
(Livermore, Calif./San Jose Bicycle Club) 39.878
Men 50-54: James Joseph
(Brooklyn, N.Y./We Stand United) 36.426
Women 50-54: Lorraine Jarvis
(San Anselmo, Calif./San Jose Bicycle Club) 40.24
Men 55-59: Richard Voss (Littleton, Colo./Hammer
Racing Team- TVG LTD.) 35.836
Women 55-59: Rita Kacala (Racine, Wisc./RPM/
Hayes Brake Cycling Team) 39.905
Men 60-64: Reid Schwartz (Chicago, Ill.) 37.891
Women 60-64: Patricia Riddle
(La Jolla, Calif.) 44.818
Men 65-69: Lawrence Bosch (Fort Collins, Colo./Vic’s
Espresso / Peerless Tyre) 39.389
Women 65-69: Bonnie Woodbury
(Escondido, Calif.) 44.423
Men 70-74: Mike MacDonald (Rancho Cordova,
Calif./Jaeger Wheelmen) 42.698
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Men 30-34: Ian Robertson
(Lincoln, Neb./Flatwater Cycling) 3:46.187
Women 30-34: Kate Veronneau
(Topton, Pa./Kutztown Cutters) 2:41.036
Men 35-39: Thomas Wood (Los Angeles, Calif./Ritte
Van Vlaanderen/Ritte Racing) 3:39.303
Women 35-39: Mindy Simmons
(Portland, Ore./Guinness Cycling Team) 2:43.533
Men 40-44: David Albrecht
(Chico, Calif./Chico Corsa Cycling Team/Chico Corsa
Cycling Club) 3:44.897
Women 40-44: Kimberly Edwards
(Clinton, Conn./Capital Velo Club) 2:42.741
Men 45-49: Chris Carlson
(Plano, Texas/Matrix Cycling Club/RBM) 3:38.409
Women 45-49: Annabell Holland
(Livermore, Calif./San Jose Bicycle Club) 2:47.323
Men 50-54: Robert Black
(Alachua, Fla./Saroff Racing Team) 2:30.869
Women 50-54: Lenita Anthony
(San Diego, Calif./B&L Bikes) 2:42.270
Men 55-59: James Host (Plainfield, Ill./Pact- DISH
Network Cycling) 2:25.772
Women 55-59: Rita Kacala (Racine, Wisc./RPM/
Hayes Brake Cycling Team) 2:46.207
Men 60-64: Steven Worley (Boulder, Colo./Vic’s
Espresso/Peerless Tyre) 2:30.242
Women 60-64: Mary Ellen Allen (San Mateo, Calif./
Alto Velo Racing Club/Webcor) 2:57.138
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VALLEY PREFERRED CYCLING CENTER, TREXLERTOWN, PA • JULY 26-31, 2011
INDIVIDUAL PURSUIT, CONT.
Men 60-64: Mark Rodamaker
(Los Altos, Calif./LTO Velo)
Women 55-59: Linda Elgart (Sacramento, Calif.) 17
Women 60-64: Donna Woods
(Carmel, Calif./San Jose Bicycle Club)
Men 60-64: Steven Worley
(Boulder, Colo./Vic’s Espress/Peerless Tyre) 18
Men 65-69: Lawrence Bosch (Fort Collins, Colo./Vic’s
Espresso/Peerless Tyre) 2:38.043
Men 60-64: Chip Berezny (Coopersburg, Pa./Lehigh
Wheelmen Assoc/Bike Line)
Women 65-69: Bonnie Woodbury
(Escondido, Calif.) 3:07.580
Women 60-64: Patricia Riddle
(La Jolla, Calif./Racing Against Diabetes)
Men 70-74: Joe Saling
(Bridgewater, N.J./Somerset Wheelmen) 2:48.221
Men 65-69: Ronald Hargrave (Colorado Springs,
Colo./Hammer Racing Team- TVG LTD.)
Women 70-74: Patricia Baker (Laguna Hills, Calif./
Lightning Velo/Cal-Pacific Export Packers) 3:47.414
Women 65-69: Bonnie Woodbury (Escondido, Calif.)
Men 70-74: Mike MacDonald
(Rancho Cordova, Calif./Jaeger Wheelmen) 1
Men 70-74: Earl Henry
(Pinellas Park, Fla./Florida Velo)
Women 70-74: Patricia Baker (Laguna Hills, Calif./
Lightning Velo/ Cal-Pacific Export Packers / LV)
Women 70-74: Patricia Baker (Laguna Hills, Calif./
Lightning Velo/Cal-Pacific Export Packers)
SCRATCH RACE
Men 75-79: Thomas O’Rourke (West Bloomfield,
Mich./Cadieux Bicycle Club) 3:06.645
SPRINT
Women 60-64: Jo Johnson
(Wilmington, Del./Team TBB/Deep Blue)
Men 65-69: John Elgart (Sacramento, Calif./Alto
Velo Racing Club/Webcor) 18
Men 30-34: John Kim (Beaverton, Ore./Beaverton
Bicycle Club/Bike n Hike Giant Continental)
Men 30-34: Jonathan Fraley (Menomonee Falls,
Wisc./WDT-Allvoi International Cycling Team)
Men 75-79: Thomas O’Rourke
(West Bloomfield, Mich./Cadieux Bicycle Club)
Women 30-34: Elaine Hutchinson (San Diego,
Calif./Pista Palace/SKLZ p/b PISTA PALACE)
POINTS RACE
Women 30-34: Sarah Burkett
(Colonial Heights, Va./Team Type 1)
Men 30-34: Andrew Crater
(Asheville, N.C./AeroCat Cycling) 18
Men 35-39: Jared Bunde
(Brooklyn, N.Y./GS Mengoni U.S.A.)
Women 30-34: Margaret Moore
(Allentown, Pa./Thru-It-All Body Shop Inc)
Women 35-39: Christine Fennessy
(Emmaus, Pa./South Mountain Cycles)
Men 35-39: Stephen Pelaez
(San Francisco, Calif./Bell Lap Racing) 27
Men 40-44: Marty Nothstein
(Orefield, Pa./Chester County Cycling Foundation/
Team Alliance Environmental)
Men 35-39: Wesley Pierce
(Seattle, Wash./Union Bay Cycling/Bikesale.com)
Women 35-39: Christine Fennessy
(Emmaus, Pa./South Mountain Cycles)
Men 40-44: Andrew LaCorte
(Plainview, N.Y./Affinity Cycles)
Women 40-44: Dana Walton
(E Norriton, Pa./Chester County Cycling Foundation)
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Men 55-59: James Host
(Plainfield, Ill./Pact- DISH Network Cycling) 13
Women 35-39: Vera Divenyi
(Denver, Colo./TriBella Race Team)
Men 45-49: Kirk Whiteman (Portland, Ore.)
Men 40-44: Joseph Wentzell
(Philadelphia, Pa./QCW Cycling) 19
Women 45-49: Annabell Holland
(Livermore, Calif./San Jose Bicycle Club)
Women 40-44: Dana Walton
(E Norriton, Pa./Chester County Cycling Foundation)
Men 50-54: Kurt Sato
(San Pedro, Calif./South Bay Wheelmen)
Men 45-49: Darin Marhanka (Pickens, S.C./
Piedmont Orthopedic AssociatesCycling Team) 16
Women 50-54: Jane Chateaubriand
(Seattle, Wash./Lake Washington Velo)
Women 45-49: Kelly Bartholomew (San Rafael,
Calif./San Jose Bicycle Club/SJBC) 18
Men 55-59: Richard Voss
(Littleton, Colo./Hammer Racing Team- TVG LTD.)
Men 50-54: Christopher Regan
(Washington, D.C./Saroff Racing Team) 27
Women 55-59: Rita Kacala
(Racine, Wisc./RPM/Hayes Brake Cycling Team)
Women 50-54: Lorraine Jarvis
(San Anselmo, Calif./San Jose Bicycle Club/SJBC) 5
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Women 40-44: Kimberly Edwards
(Clinton, Conn./Capital Velo Club)
Men 45-49: Darin Marhanka (Pickens, S.C./
Piedmont Orthopedic AssociatesCycling Team)
Women 45-49: Beverly Chaney
(Carmel, Calif./Touchstone Climbing)
Men 50-54: Kent Menzel
(Greencastle, Ind./Pista Elite)
Women 50-54: Patty Powers
(Kintnersville, Pa./Kutztown Cutters)
Men 55-59: Charles Jerabek
(Saint Johns, Fla./Jacksonville Racing Club)
Women 55-59: Linda Elgart (Sacramento, Calif.)
Men 65-69: John Elgart (Sacramento, Calif./Alto
Velo Racing Club/Webcor/Alto Velo)
Women 65-69: Dottie Saling
(Bridgewater, N.J./Somerset Wheelmen)
Men 70-74: Charles (Chuck) Watson (Manhattan
Beach, Calif./South Bay Wheelmen)
Women 70-74: Patricia Baker (Laguna Hills, Calif./
Lightning Velo/ Cal-Pacific Export Packers)
Men 75-79: Thomas O’Rourke
(West Bloomfield, Mich./Cadieux Bicycle Club)
TEAM EVENTS
Team Pursuit Men 30+: Kurt Broadhag
(Los Angeles, Calif./SO CAL), Kevin Phillips
(Redondo Beach, Calif./SO CAL), Thomas Wood (Los
Angeles, Calif./SO CAL), John Walsh (Playa Del Rey,
Calif./SO CAL)
Team Pursuit Men 40+: Chris Carlson (Plano,
Texas/ILIKETAHADGOTDATAGAI), Tony Scott (East
Point, Ga./ILIKETAHADGOTDATAGAI), Curtis Tolson
(Louisville, Ky./ILIKETAHADGOTDATAGAI), Steven
Carrell (Norcross, Ga./ILIKETAHADGOTDATAGAI)
Team Pursuit Men 50+: Robert Black (Alachua,
Fla./SAROFF RACING), Scott Butler (Nazareth, Pa./
SAROFF RACING), Christopher Regan (Washington,
D.C./SAROFF RACING), Mark Sommers (Washington,
D.C./SAROFF RACING)
Team Pursuit Men 60+: Lawrence Bosch (Fort
Collins, Colo./VIC’S ESPRESSO/PEERLESS TYRE) ,
Paul Mack (Crested Butte, Colo./VIC’S ESPRESSO/
PEERLESS TYRE), Barry Messmer (Fort Collins, Colo./
VIC’S ESPRESSO/PEERLESS TYRE), Steven Worley
(Boulder, Colo./VIC’S ESPRESSO/PEERLESS TYRE)
Team Pursuit Women 30+: Ingrid Alongi (Boulder,
Colo./ROCKY MOUNTAIN LEHIGH), Vera Divenyi
(Denver, Colo./ROCKY MOUNTAIN LEHIGH), Dana
Walton (E Norriton, Pa./ROCKY MOUNTAIN LEHIGH)
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Team Pursuit Women 45+ : Kelly Bartholomew
(San Rafael, Calif./SAN JOSE BICYCLES),
Annabell Holland (Livermore, Calif./SAN JOSE
BICYCLES), Lorraine Jarvis (San Anselmo, Calif./SAN
JOSE BICYCLES)
Team Sprint Men 30+: Peter Billington
(San Rafael, Calif./ATOMIC/LTO),
Ryan Crane (Houston, Texas/ATOMIC/LTO),
Andrew Weathers (Houston, Texas/ATOMIC/LTO)
Team Sprint Men 40+: Brian Abers
(Aloha, Ore./HOUSE OF PAIN), Todd Hayes
(Ann Arbor, Mich./HOUSE OF PAIN),
Michael Paulin (Aurora, Colo./HOUSE OF PAIN)
Team Sprint Men 50+: James Host (Plainfield, Ill./
HAMMER AND FRIEND), Mark Pelletier (Woodland
Park, Colo./HAMMER AND FRIEND), Richard Voss
(Littleton, Colo./HAMMER AND FRIEND)
Team Sprint Men 60+: James Murdock
(Loveland, Colo./DEFENDERS), Mark Rodamaker
(Los Altos, Calif./DEFENDERS), Reid Schwartz
(Chicago, Ill./DEFENDERS)
Team Sprint Women 30+: Ingrid Alongi (Boulder,
Colo./TRIBELLA/ROCKY MOUNT), Vera Divenyi
(Denver, Colo./TRIBELLA/ROCKY MOUNT)
Team Sprint Women 45+: Annabell Holland
(Livermore, Calif./SAN JOSE BICYCLE), Lorraine
Jarvis (San Anselmo, Calif./SAN JOSE BICYCLE)
Madison 30+: Erin Hartwell (Breinigsville, Pa./
WILEY GROUP), Ryan Oelkers (Wynnewood, Pa./
WILEY GROUP)
Madison 45+: Chris Carlson (Plano, Texas/
KENTUCKY FLYERS-RBM), Curtis Tolson (Louisville,
Ky./KENTUCKY FLYERS-RBM)
2011 USA CYCLING TANDEM SPRINT NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
VALLEY PREFERRED CYCLING CENTER, TREXLERTOWN, PA • AUGUST 5, 2011
Andy Lakatosh (Trexlertown, Penn./Chester
County Cycling Foundation) and Giddeon Massie
(Cypress, Calif./Cody Racing)
2011 HERMAN MILLER USA CYCLING PROFESSIONAL CRITERIUM
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
GRAND CYCLING CLASSIC, GRAND RAPIDS, MI • AUGUST 20, 2011
Eric Young
(Bloomington, Ind./Bissell Pro Cycling Team)
2011 USA CYCLING MASTERS ROAD NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
BEND, OR • AUGUST 31-SEPTEMBER 4, 2011
ROAD RACE
Master Men 30-34: Eric Marcotte (Scottsdale, Ariz.)
Master Women 30-34: Sara Tussey (Winston Salem,
N.C./Hincapie Cycling-Green Creation Cycling Team)
Master Men 35-39: Russell Stevenson
(Seattle, Wash./Puget Sound Cycling Club-Gregg’s
Specialized-Trek Racing Team)
Master Women 35-39: Hilary Crowley
(Sandy, Utah/OCW-Paramount Racing)
Master Men 40-44: Jason Walker
(Reno, Nev./Marc Pro-Strava)
Master Women 40-44: Susan Butler
(Portland, Ore.) 38:00
Master Men 45-49: Brendan Sullivan
(Atlanta, Ga./Iron Data Racing)
Master Women 45-49: Tamara Bessette
(Missoula, Mont./Northern Rockies Cycling TeamNorthern Rockies Orthopaedic) 35:10
Master Men 50-54: Kevin Metcalfe
(Pleasant Hill, Calif./Team Specialized Racing-Team
Specialized Racing Masters)
Master Women 50-54: Ruth Clemence
(Newport Beach, Calif./Southern California VeloEmpower Coaching) 41:05
Master Men 55-59: David Zimbelman
(The Dalles, Ore.)
Master Women 55-59: Linda Schnepf
(Newport Beach, Calif./Cycles Veloce-Team Simple
Green-Bike Religion)
Master Men 60-64: David LeDuc (Willow Springs,
N.C./Atlantic Velo-Virginia p/b Walt’s Racing)
Master Women 60-64: Kay Tsui (Arlington, Va./HPC)
Master Men 65-69: John Elgart (Sacramento, Calif./
Alto Velo Racing Club-Webcor)
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Master Men 70-74: Daniel Wulbert
(Cardiff, Calif./Sun Coast Velo-UC Cyclery-JW Floors)
Master Women 70-74: Patricia Baker (Laguna Hills,
Calif./Lightning Velo-Cal-Pacific Export Packers)
Master Men 75-79: Robert Paganini (Los Angeles,
Calif./Pasadena Athletic Assoc-REMAX)
Master Men 80+: Paul Tetrick (Evergreen, Colo.)
70+ Men Tandem: TJ Paskewich (Bend, Ore.),
Timothy Jones (Bend, Ore.)
70+ Mixed Tandem: Hunter Allen (Big Island, Va./
Peaks Coaching Group Racing Team), Debra Preller
(Bothell, Wash./Peaks Coaching Group Racing Team)
90+ Men Tandem: Stephen Spanbauer (Louisville,
Ky./Better Cycling of Louisville/Papa John’s Racing
Team), William Crecelius (Louisville, Ky./Better
Cycling of Louisville/Papa John’s Racing Team)
90+ Women Tandem: Jill Gass (Santa Barbara,
Calif./B4T9/Foundation), MaryAnn Levenson (Menlo
Park, Calif./B4T9/Foundation)
90+ Mixed Tandem: John Slawta
(Talent, Ore.), Jennifer Slawta (Talent, Ore.)
110+ Men Tandem: Jan Elsbach (Davis, Calif./VOS
Racing), John Elgart (Sacramento, Calif./Alto Velo
Racing Club/Webcor/Alto Velo)
110+ Women Tandem: Julie Kaplan (Oxnard, Calif./
Team Hammer Nutrition), Elizabeth Benishin (Palo
Alto, Calif./Velo Bella)
110+ Mixed Tandem: Charles Townsend
(Mendota Heights, Minn./St Paul Bicycle Racing
Club/Bianchi/Grand Performance), Sherry Berde
Townsend (Mendota Heights, Minn./Gopher
Wheelmen/Gopher Wheelman)
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BEND, OR • AUGUST 31-SEPTEMBER 4, 2011
CRITERIUM
Master Men 30-34: Eric Marcotte (Scottsdale, Ariz.)
Master Women 30-34: Sara Tussey (Winston Salem,
N.C./Hincapie Cycling-Green Creation Cycling Team)
Master Men 35-39: Michael Olheiser
(Huntsville, Ala./Team juwi solar/First Solar)
Master Women 35-39: Cheryl Fuller-Muller
(Cumming, Ga./Reality Bikes)
Master Men 40-44: Dean LaBerge
(Napa, Calif./Team Specialized Racing)
Master Women 40-44: Brenna Lopez-Otero
(Bend, Ore./Bend Memorial Clinic Total Care)
Master Men 45-49: Richard Meeker (Corona Del
Mar, Calif./Breakaway-UBS Elite Masters)
Master Women 45-49: Patricia Black
(San Luis Obispo, Calif./Red Racing)
Master Men 50-54: Bubba Melcher
(Reno, Nev./Team Clover)
Master Women 50-54: Laura Howat
(Salt Lake City, Utah/Utah Premier-Ski Utah Cycling
Team/Ski Utah Cycling Team)
Master Men 55-59: William Watkins
(Lawrenceville, Ga./US Military Academy-Team Army)
Master Women 55-59: Linda Elgart (Sacramento,
Calif./Alto Velo Racing Club/Webcor/Alto Velo)
Master Men 60-64: David LeDuc (Willow Springs,
N.C./Atlantic Velo-Virginia p/b Walt’s Racing)
Master Women 60-64: Kay Tsui (Arlington, Va./HPC)
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Master Men 75-79: Walter Axthelm
(Durango, Colo./Durango Wheel Club)
Master Men 80+: Albert Piemme (Sequim, Wash.)
TIME TRIAL
Master Men 30-34: Kris Lunning
(San Rafael, Calif./Marc Pro - Strava)
Master Women 30-34: Jessica Cutler
(Seattle, Wash./Seattle Super Squadra/Cucina
Fresca Cycling Team)
Master Men 35-39: Michael Olheiser
(Huntsville, Ala./Team juwi solar/First Solar)
Master Women 35-39: Mindy Caruso (Albuquerque,
N.M./Olev Rapido/Olev Rapido / The Kickstand)
Master Men 40-44: Christopher Lyman
(Napa, Calif./Team Specialized Racing/Team
Specialized Racing Masters)
Master Women 40-44: Giana Roberge
(Santa Rosa, Calif./Peanut Butter & Co. TWENTY 12/
Peanut Butter & Co. TWENTY12)
Master Men 45-49: Brendan Sullivan
(Atlanta, Ga./Iron Data Racing)
Master Women 45-49: Lise Grace
(Bellingham, Wash./Union Bay Cycling/Bikesale.com)
Master Men 50-54: Kevin Metcalfe
(Pleasant Hill, Calif./Team Specialized Racing/Team
Specialized Racing Masters)
Master Men 65-69: John Elgart (Sacramento, Calif./
Alto Velo Racing Club/Webcor/Alto Velo)
Master Women 50-54: Ruth Clemence
(Newport Beach, Calif./Southern California Velo/SC
VELO/Empower Coaching)
Master Men 70-74: Leonard Pettyjohn
(Boulder, Colo./Vic’s Espresso / Peerless Tyre)
Master Men 55-59: David Zimbelman
(The Dalles, Ore.)
Master Women 70-74: Patricia Baker
(Laguna Hills, Calif./Lightning Velo/ Cal-Pacific
Export Packers / LV)
Master Women 55-59: Arrietta Clauss
(Madison, Wisc./MadCity Velo Club)
Master Men 60-64: Kenny Fuller
(Corona Del Mar, Calif./Cycles Veloce/Team Simple
Green/Bike Religion)
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BEND, OR • AUGUST 31-SEPTEMBER 4, 2011
TIME TRIAL, CONT.
Master Women 60-64: Laura Lindgren (Long Beach,
Calif./La Habra Cyclery/Chronic Tacos Cycling)
Master Men 65-69: Scott Hennessy
(Salinas, Calif./VOS Racing)
Master Women 65-69: Dagmar Eriksson
(Bend, Ore.)
Master Men 70-74: William Meyers
(Oak Creek, Colo.)
Master Women 70-74: Patty Puz (Sun Valley, Idaho/
Durance-Colnago /Durance-Colnago)
Master Men 75-79: Walter Axthelm
(Durango, Colo./Durango Wheel Club)
Master Men 80+: Paul Tetrick (Evergreen, Colo.)
Elite Men Tandem: Scott Raymond
(Cypress, Calif./BGM Sports/Schroeder Iron
Masters), Frank Schroeder (Fontana, Calif./BGM
Sports/Schroeder Iron Masters)
Elite Women Tandem: Jan Moss
(Milwaukie, Ore.), Sarah Tisdale (Hillsboro, Ore.)
70+ Men Tandem: Timothy Jones (Bend, Ore.),
TJ Paskewich (Bend, Ore.)
70+ Women Tandem: Julie Cutts (Las Vegas, Nev./
Wicked Cycling Inc/Colavita/Outback Steakhouse
Las Vegas), Coleen Knutson (Las Vegas, Nev./
Wicked Cycling Inc/Colavita/Outback Steakhouse
Las Vegas)
2011 USA CYCLING MOUNTAIN BIKE MARATHON
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
BEND, OR • SEPTEMBER 17, 2011
70+ Mixed Tandem: Helene Carabin
(Nichols Hills, Okla./Tulsa Wheelmen/Tulsa Tough
Racing) , Gil Summy (Nichols Hills, Okla./Oklahoma
City Velo Club)
Pro/Open Men: Adam Craig
(Bend, Ore./ Rabobank-Giant Off-Road Team)
90+ Men Tandem: Scott Kuiper (Louisville, Ky./
Better Cycling of Louisville/Papa John’s Racing
Team), Stephen Spanbauer (Louisville, Ky./Better
Cycling of Louisville/Papa John’s Racing Team)
Singlespeed Men: Cary Smith (Jackson, Wyo.)
90+ Women Tandem: Melissa Boyd
(Corvallis, Ore.), Michelle Thorstrom (Bend, Ore.)
90+ Mixed Tandem: Jennifer Slawta
(Talent, Ore.), John Slawta (Talent, Ore.)
110+ Men Tandem: John Elgart (Sacramento, Calif./
Alto Velo Racing Club/Webcor/Alto Velo),
Jan Elsbach (Davis, Calif./VOS Racing) 44:20
Pro/Open Women: Pua Mata
(Anaheim, Calif./Team Sho-Air)
Singlespeed Women: Alice Drobna (Bend, Ore.)
Men 19-29: Carson Miller
(Bend, Ore./Jelly Belly Presented By Kenda)
Men 35-39: Benjamin Thompson (Bend, Ore.)
Women 30-39: Lisa Curry (Bozeman, Mont./ Gallatin
Alpine Sports/Intrinsik Architecture Cycling Team)
Men 40-49: Dario Fredrick
(San Anselmo, Calif./Whole Athlete-Specialized)
Women 40-49: Erika Krumpelman
(Hayden, Idaho/Velo Bella)
Men 50-59: Scott Seaton (Bend, Ore.)
Women 19-29: Rose Grant
(Kalispell, Mont./Sportsman & Ski Haus)
Women 50+: Muffy Ritz
(Ketchum, Idaho/Mud Honey Cycling)
Men 30-34: Ty Kady (Brea, Calif.)
Men 60+: Dwight Hibdon
(Park City, Utah/Mad Dog Cycles Race Team)
2011 USA CYCLING COLLEGIATE TRACK NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
110+ Women Tandem: Elizabeth Benishin
(Palo Alto, Calif./Velo Bella), Julie Kaplan (Oxnard,
Calif./Team Hammer Nutrition)
MAJOR TAYLOR VELODROME, INDIANAPOLIS, IN • SEPTEMBER 15-17, 2011
INDIVIDUAL PURSUIT
SPRINTS
110+ Mixed Tandem: Beth Graff (Tacoma, Wash./
Old Town Bicycle/Old Town Bicycle Race Team),
Steven Worley (Boulder, Colo./Vic’s Espresso /
Peerless Tyre)
Men: Charles Cassin (Denver, Colo./ University of
Colorado-Boulder)
Men: Matthew Baranoski (Perkasie, Pa./
Pennsylvania State University)
Women: Coryn Rivera (Tustin, Calif./Marian
University)
Women: Coryn Rivera (Tustin, Calif./Marian
University)
TIME TRIAL
TEAM PURSUIT
Men: Matthew Baranoski (Perkasie, Pa./
Pennsylvania State University)
Men: Marian University
Women: Mandy Marquardt (Breinigsville, Pa./
Pennsylvania State University)
POINTS RACE
Men: Ignacio (Iggy) Silva (San Diego, Calif./LeesMcRae College)
Women: Coryn Rivera (Tustin, Calif./Marian
University)
Women: Marian University
CO-ED TEAM PURSUIT
Marian University
COLLEGIATE OMNIUM
Men: Grant Boursaw
(University of Washington-Seattle)
Women: Coryn Rivera (Marian University)
Division I Team: Marian University
Division II Team: US Military Academy
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2011 USA CYCLING MOUNTAIN BIKE GRAVITY NATIONAL
CHAMPIONSHIPS
BEECH MTN. RESORT, BEECH MTN., NC • SEPTEMBER 23-25, 2011
DUAL SLALOM
Pro Men: Mitch Ropelato
(Ogden, Utah/SPS North America)
Pro Women: Jill Kintner
(Seattle, Wash./RedBull/ Transition Racing)
Open Men 14 & Under: Joseph Foresta
(South Jordan, Utah)
Cat 1 Men 17-18: Neko Mulally
(Reading, Pa./Trek World Racing)
Cat 1 Women 17-18: Lauren Daney (Stafford, Va.)
Cat 1 Men 19-24: Chris Patton (Bethel, Conn.)
Cat 1 Women 19-29: Emily Smith
(Bellingham, Wash.)
Cat 1 Men 25-29: David Medina (Cumming, Ga.)
Cat 1 Men 15-18: Luca Shaw
(Hendersonville, N.C./North Carolina Cyclocross)
Cat 1 Men 30-34: Allen Bercume (Spencer, Mass.)
Cat 1 Men 19-29: Thomas Wilkinson
(Johnson City, Tenn.)
Cat 1 Men 35-39: Jeremy Fahey (Owego, N.Y.)
Cat 1 Men 30-39: William Murray (Charlotte, N.C.)
Cat 1 Men 40+: Andy DeVault (Martinsville, Va.)
Open Women: Crystal Kalogris
(Fort Wayne, Ind./Lindsey Wilson College)
DOWNHILL
Pro Men: Logan Binggeli
(Saint George, Utah/KHS Bicycles)
Pro Women: Jill Kintner
(Seattle, Wash./RedBull/ Transition Racing)
Cat 1 Men 15-16: Logan Mulally (Reading, Pa.)
Cat 1 Women 30-39: Soraya Khalje (Denver, Colo.)
Cat 1 Men 40-44: Todd Cholevik (Tallahassee, Fla.)
Cat 1 Men 45-49: G John Leslie (Birmingham, Mich.)
Cat 1 Men 40+: Ellen Adams (Moravian Falls, N.C./
Brushy Mountain Cyclists Club)
Cat 1 Men 50-59: Jason Hofman (Boise, Idaho)
Cat 1 Men 60+: Mark Poore (Slatyfork, W.V.)
Open Men 10 & Under: Joseph Foresta
(South Jordan, Utah)
Open Men 11-12: Armen Davis (Longmont, Colo.)
Open Men 13-14: Ben Bodycoat (Burlington, Conn.)
Cat 1 Women 15-16: Taylor Allison (Roxbury, N.Y.)
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2011 USA CYCLING ELITE TRACK NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
HOME DEPOT CENTER, CARSON, CA • SEPTEMBER 28-OCTOBER 2, 2011
2011 USA CYCLING PARA-CYCLING TRACK
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
INTERNATIONAL OMNIUM
KEIRIN
HOME DEPOT CENTER, CARSON, CA • OCTOBER 1-2, 2011
Men: Bobby Lea
(Mertztown, Pa./Pure Energy Cycling-ProAirHFA) 9
Men: Giddeon Massie (Cypress, Calif./Cody Racing)
Women: Elizabeth Newell
(Oakland, Calif./Bell Lap Racing/Team Bell Lap) 18
INDIVIDUAL PURSUIT
Men: Bobby Lea (Mertztown, Pa./Pure Energy
Cycling-ProAirHFA) 04:33.5
Women: Sarah Hammer
(Temecula, Calif./OUCH Pro Cycling) 03:39.6
TIME TRIAL
Men: Giddeon Massie
(Cypress, Calif./Cody Racing) 01:04.4
Women: Elizabeth Carlson (Jim Thorpe, Pa./Black
Dog Professional Cycling Team) 36.640
POINTS RACE
Men: Daniel Holt
(Atlanta, Ga./Team Type 1- Development) 38
Women: Elizabeth Newell
(Oakland, Calif./Bell Lap Racing/Team Bell Lap) 27
SCRATCH RACE
Women: Dana Feiss
(Telford, Pa./CPT-Home Depot Center Team)
TEAM PURSUIT
Men: Ian Moir (Long Beach, Calif./ SEAL TEAM 3),
Mathew Lipscomb (Decatur, Ga./ SEAL TEAM 3),
Gregory Daniel (Englewood, Colo./ SEAL TEAM 3),
Paul Lynch (Colchester, Conn./ SEAL TEAM 3)
Women: Jennie Reed (Seattle, Wash./OUCH PRO
CYCLING), Dotsie Bausch (Irvine, Calif./OUCH PRO
CYCLING), Sarah Hammer (Temecula, Calif./OUCH
PRO CYCLING)
TEAM SPRINT
Men: Michael Blatchford (Cypress, Calif./PROJECT
LONDON 2012), Kevin Mansker (Long Beach, Calif./
PROJECT LONDON 2012), Dean Tracy (Portland, Ore./
PROJECT LONDON 2012)
Women: Madalyn Godby (Louisville, Colo./US PAN
AM), Elizabeth Carlson (Jim Thorpe, Pa./US PAN AM)
PURSUIT
TIME TRIAL
Men C1: Anthony Zahn (Lincoln, Neb.)
Men C2: Brett Weitzel (Salt Lake City, Utah)
Men C1: Matthew Bigos
(Cardiff By The Sea, Calif./RIDE Cyclery)
Men C3: Michael Farrell (Colorado Springs, Colo.)
Men C2: Brett Weitzel (Salt Lake City, Utah)
Men C4: Aaron Trent (Colorado Springs, Colo./
Speedfix Racing p/b Zubaz)
Men C3: William Mitchel-Chesebro
(Carmel Valley, Calif./VRC/NOW-MS Society)
Men C5: Joseph Berenyi
(Oswego, Ill./PSIMET Racing/PSIMET Elite)
Men C4: Aaron Trent (Colorado Springs, Colo./
Speedfix Racing p/b Zubaz)
Men BVI: David Swanson (Tucson, Ariz./White
Mountain Road Club/Landis/Trek)
Men C5: Vincent Juarez (Colorodo Springs, Colo./San
Jose Bicycle Club/SJBC)
Women C2: Allison Jones
(Colorado Springs, Colo./Cody Racing Team)
Men BVI: Clark Rachfal
(Annapolis, Md./Annapolis Bicycle Racing Team)
Women C3: Laura Sobchik (Santa Monica, Calif.)
Women C2: Allison Jones (Colorado Springs, Colo./
Cody Racing/Cody Racing Team)
Women C5: Greta Neimanas
(Colorado Springs, Colo./xXx Racing)
Women BVI: Karissa Whitsell
(Colorado Springs, Colo./Paralympic Cycling Team)
Women C4: Megan Fisher (Missoula, Mont.)
Women C5: Jennifer Schuble (Homewood, Ala.)
Women BVI: Karissa Whitsell
(Colorado Springs, Colo./Paralympic Cycling Team)
MADISON
Men: James Carney
(Tucson, Ariz./RideClean p/b PatentIt.com)
Men: James Carney (Tucson, Ariz./RideClean p/b
PatentIt.com), Ian Moir (Long Beach, Calif./Yahoo
Cycling Team)
Women: Kimberly Geist
(Emmaus, Pa./Chester County Cycling Foundation/
Team Alliance Environmental)
Women: Lauren Hall (Dolores, Colo//Colavita /Forno
D’Asolo), Kate Wilson (Los Angeles, Calif./CPT/
Connie Cycling Junior Racing Team)
SPRINTS
Men: Michael Blatchford (Cypress, Calif./Rubicon
Cycling-Team Rubicon-ORBEA)
Women: Dana Feiss
(Telford, Pa./CPT/Home Depot Center Team)
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2011 USA CYCLING MOUNTAIN BIKE 24-HOUR
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
2011 USA CYCLING COLLEGIATE MOUNTAIN BIKE
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
COLORADO SPRINGS, CO • OCTOBER 1-2, 2011
ANGEL FIRE, NM • OCTOBER 28-30, 2011
SOLO
4-PERSON TEAM
CROSS-COUNTRY
Men: Josh Tostado
(Breckenridge, Colo./Bach Builders)
Men: Pro Cycling: Kalan Beisel (Colorado Springs,
Colo.), JJ Clark (Colorado Springs, Colo.), Russell
Finsterwald (Boulder, Colo.), Brady Kappius
(Littleton, Colo.)
Division I Men: Howard Grotts
(Durango, Colo./Fort Lewis College) 2:04:44
Women: SRAM: Kelly Boniface (Steamboat Springs,
Colo.), Sonya Looney (Boulder, Colo.), Rebecca
Rusch (Ketchum, Idaho), Jennifer Smith (Gunnison,
Colo.)
Division II Men: Matt Schiff (Fort Collins, Colo./
Humboldt State University) 2:20:03
Women: Pua Mata (Anaheim, Calif./Team Sho-Air)
Men Singlespeed: Evan Plews (Salem, Ore.)
Women Singlespeed: Danielle Musto
(Grand Rapids, Mich.)
DUO
Men: Honey Stinger/CTS: Cameron Chambers
(Colorado Springs, Colo.), Daniel Matheny
(Colorado Springs, Colo.)
Women: Daves’ Slaves: Michelle Slingsby
(Arvada, Colo.), Coreen Wright (Evergreen, Colo.)
Mixed: NoTubes Elite/Bike ‘n’ Sport:
Nina Baum (Albuquerque, NM),
Cameron Brenneman (Santa Fe, NM)
Men 18 & under: CA-AZ DEVO: Tyler Coplea
(Fountain Hills, Ariz.), Ryan Geiger (Flagstaff, Ariz.),
Shane Skelton (Shadow Hills, Calif.), Casey Williams
(Big Bear City, Calif.)
Division I Women: Lauren Catlin
(Fairfax, Calif./Fort Lewis College) 1:53:31
Division II Women: Alexis Skarda
(Boulder, Colo./Colorado Mesa University) 1:50:23
SHORT TRACK CROSS-COUNTRY:
DUAL SLALOM
Division I Men: Joey Schusler
(Boulder, Colo./University of Colorado-Boulder)
Division I Women: Crystal Kalogris
(Fort Wayne, Ind./Lindsey Wilson College)
Division II Men: Paul Mayes
(Homer, Ill./Michigan Technological University)
Division II Women: Essence Barton (Thousand Oak,
Calif./California Lutheran University)
Division I Men: Rotem Ishay
(Durango, Colo./Fort Lewis College) 28:37
OMNIUM
Men 35+: Light and Motion: Ezekiel Hersh (Frisco,
Colo.), Dax Massey (Boulder, Colo.), Thane Wright
(Keystone, Colo.), Jeff Zurakowski (Nederland, Colo.)
Division I Women: Sarah Sturm
(Durango, Colo./Fort Lewis College) 29:14
Division II Team: Union College-Kentucky 667
Men 45+: Dirt Wattage: Mark Gouge (Colorado
Springs, Colo.), Russell Kappius (Littleton, Colo./Dirt
WattAge), Kelly McGrew (Colorado Springs, Colo./
Dirt WattAge), Michael Trimble (Littleton, Colo./Dirt
WattAge)
Division II Women: Rebecca Gross
(Durango, Colo./University of Denver) 26:41
Division II Men: Matt Lyons
(Denver, Colo./University of Denver) 28:42)
Division I Team: Fort Lewis College 644
Division I Men: Kerry Werner
(Banner Elk, N.C./Lees-McRae College) 291
Division I Women: Jill Behlen (Boulder, Colo./
University of Wyoming) 462
DOWNHILL
Division II Men: Matt Schiff (Fort Collins, Colo./
Humboldt State University) 370
Division I Men: Joey Schusler (Boulder, Colo./
University of Colorado-Boulder) 07:46.5
Division II Women: Eva Wilson
(Kensington, N.H./Warren Wilson College) 458
Division I Women: Andrea Napoli
(Reno, Nev./University of Nevada-Reno) 12:22.6
Division II Men: Alex McAndrew
(East Hardwick, Vt./Clarkson University) 07:35.9
Division II Women: Coleen Pacurariu (USAF
Academy, Colo./US Air Force Academy) 10:42.7
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2011 USA CYCLING ANNUAL REPORT
WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP MEDALISTS
Many USA Cycling members toed the line with the world’s best in 2011 to compete for rainbow jerseys. USA
Cycling athletes brought home a total of 111 medals from these UCI elite, junior, amateur, and paralympic
world championship events. Junior and elite-level cyclists earned nine of these medals. Amateur riders
brought home an additional 81 medals while paralympic cyclists brought home 21 of these medals.
CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL OF OUR 2011 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP MEDALISTS!
Robert Anderson (2): GOLD – Men’s 55-59 Time
Trial; BRONZE – Men’s 55-59 Road Race, UCI World
Cycling Tour Final
Rebecca Balboni (1): SILVER – Women’s 30-34 Time
Trial, UCI World Cycling Tour Final
Matthew Baranoski (1): BRONZE – Men’s Kilometer
Time Trial, UCI Juniors Track World Championships
Monica Bascio (2): GOLD – Women’s H3 Time Trial,
GOLD - Women’s H3 Road Race, UCI Para-cycling
Road World Championships
Dotsie Bausch (1): SILVER – Women’s Team Pursuit
UCI Elite Track World Championships
Melinda Berge (1): GOLD – Women’s 65+Time Trial,
UCI World Cycling Tour Final
Julie Emmerman (1): GOLD – Women’s 40-44 Time
Trial, UCI World Cycling Tour Final
Richard Feldman (1): GOLD – Men’s 40-44 Time
Trial, UCI World Cycling Tour Final
Megan Fisher (2): SILVER – Women’s C4 Time Trial;
BRONZE – Women’s C4 Road Race, UCI Para-cycling
Road World Championships
Scott Frederick (1): SILVER – Men’s 35-39
Cross Country, UCI Mountain Bike Masters World
Championships
Daniel Casper (1): GOLD – Men’s 45-49 Individual
Pursuit, UCI Masters Track World Championships
Kenny Fuller (1): BRONZE – Men’s 60-64 Time Trial,
UCI World Cycling Tour Final
Katie Compton (1): SILVER – Elite Women,
UCI Cyclo-cross World Championships
Sean Gaian (1): GOLD – 15 Boys,
UCI BMX World Championships
Vanessa Cooney (1): BRONZE – Women’s 55-59
Road Race, UCI World Cycling Tour Final
Patrick Gellineau (3): GOLD – Men’s 60-64 10-km
Points Race; SILVER – Men’s 60-64 Scratch Race;
BRONZE – Men’s 60-64 2-Kilometer Pursuit, UCI
Masters Track World Championships
Sky Cristopherson (2): SILVER – Men’s 35-39
Kilometer Time Trial; BRONZE – Men’s Team Sprint,
UCI Masters Track World Championships
Marianna Davis (3): SILVER – Women’s H2 Time
Trial; SILVER – Women’s H2 Road Race;
GOLD – Team Relay, UCI Para-cycling Road World
Championships
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Kimberly Edwards (3): SILVER – Women’s 40-44
500-Meter Time Trial; SILVER – Women’s 40-44
Sprint; BRONZE – Women’s 35-44 Scratch Race,
UCI Masters Track World Championships
Jonny Bold (1): BRONZE – Men 45-49, UCI Masters
Cyclo-cross World Championships
Brooke Crain (2): SILVER – Junior Women’s Time
Trial Superfinal; BRONZE – Junior Women’s Main,
UCI BMX World Championships
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Julian Dittrick (1): GOLD – 9 Boys,
UCI BMX World Championships
Michael Gonzalez (1): GOLD – 12 Boys,
UCI BMX World Championships
Stan Gregg (1): SILVER – Men’s 65-69 500-Meter
Time Trial, UCI Masters Track World Championships
Sarah Hammer (2): GOLD – Women’s Individual
Pursuit; SILVER – Women’s Team Pursuit,
SILVER – Women’s Omnium, UCI Elite Track World
Championships
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2011 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP MEDALISTS, CONT.
Gill Hatton (1): GOLD – Men’s 55-59 Sprint,
UCI Masters Track World Championships
Todd Hayes (2): GOLD – Men’s 45-49 750-Meter
Time Trial; BRONZE – Men’s Team Sprint,
UCI Masters Track World Championships
Greta Neimanas (1): BRONZE – Women’s C5 Time
Trial, UCI Para-cycling Road World Championships
James Host (1): GOLD – Men’s 55-59 Individual
Pursuit; GOLD – Men’s 55-59 Points Race,
UCI Masters Track World Championships
Greta Neimanas (1): SILVER – Women’s C5
Individual Pursuit, UCI Para-cycling Track World
Championships
Collin Hudson (1): GOLD – 14 Boys,
UCI BMX World Championships
Michael Olheiser (2): GOLD – Men’s 35-39 Time
Trial; SILVER – Men’s 35-39 Road Race, UCI World
Cycling Tour Final
Martha Iverson (2): GOLD – Women’s 60-64 Time
Trial; SILVER – Women’s 60-64 Road Race,
UCI World Cycling Tour Final
Kathy Johnson (1): GOLD – Women’s 50-54 Time
Trial, UCI World Cycling Tour Fina
Allison Jones (2): GOLD – Women’s C2 Time Trial;
GOLD – Women’s C2 Road Race, UCI Para-cycling
Road World Championships
Allison Jones (2): GOLD – Women’s C2 Individual
Pursuit; BRONZE – Women’s C2 500-meter Time
Trial, UCI Para-cycling Track World Championships
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Cassie Mitchell (2): GOLD – Women’s H1 Time Trial;
GOLD – Women’s H1 Road Race, UCI Para-cycling
Road World Championships
Thomas O’Rourke (3): GOLD – Men’s 75+ 500-Meter
Time Trial; SILVER – Men’s 75+ Individual Pursuit;
BRONZE – Men’s 70+ Sprint, UCI Masters Track
World Championships
Andres Papajohn (1): SILVER – 9 Boys,
UCI BMX World Championships
Leinani Peralata (1): GOLD – 9 Girls,
UCI BMX World Championships
Ryan Pettigrew (1): GOLD – 13 Boys,
UCI BMX World Championships
Leyna Jones (1): SILVER – 9 Girls,
UCI BMX World Championships
Lillian Pfluke (1): BRONZE – Women 50-59,
UCI Masters Cyclo-cross World Championships
Vincent Juarez (1): SILVER – Men’s C5
1-kilometer Time Trial, UCI Para-cycling Track
World Championships
Christine Philips (1): SILVER – Women’s 40-44
Individual Pursuit, UCI Masters Track World
Championships
Jack Kelly (1): GOLD – 8 Boys,
UCI BMX World Championships
Wesley Pierce (1): SILVER – Men’s 35-39 Sprint,
UCI Masters Track World Championships
Stephen Larralde (1): GOLD – 30+ Men,
UCI BMX World Championships
Kohl Piluso (1): SILVER – 8 Boys,
UCI BMX World Championships
Chiyo Lombard (1): BRONZE – Women’s 35-39 Time
Trial, UCI World Cycling Tour Final
Matt Pohlkamp (1): GOLD – Masters Men,
UCI BMX World Championships
Michael MacDonald (1): BRONZE – Men’s 70+
10km Points Race, UCI Masters Track World
Championships
Clark Rachfal (1): BRONZE – Men’s B Time Trial
(with David Swanson), UCI Para-cycling Road World
Championships
James Mattis (2): GOLD – Men’s 35-39 Road Race;
BRONZE – Men’s 35-39 Time Trial, UCI World Cycling
Tour Final
Jennie Reed (1): SILVER – Women’s Team Pursuit,
UCI Elite Track World Championships
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Marilyn Ruseckas (1): GOLD – Women 50-59,
UCI Masters Cyclo-cross World Championships
Oscar Sanchez (2): GOLD – Men’s H4 Time Trial;
GOLD – Team Relay (with Matthew Updike and
Marianna Davis), UCI Para-cycling Road World
Championship
Jennifer Valente (2): GOLD – Women’s Scratch
Race, UCI Juniors Track World Championships;
BRONZE – Women’s Keirin, UCI Juniors Track
World Championships
Jennifer Schuble (2): BRONZE – Women’s C5
Individual Pursuit; BRONZE – Women’s C5
500-meter Time Trial, UCI Para-cycling Track
World Championships
Molly Van Houweling (2): GOLD – Women’s 35-39
Time Trial; SILVER – Women’s 35-39 Road Race,
UCI World Cycling Tour Final
Reid Schwartz (1): BRONZE – Men’s 60-64
500-Meter Time Trial, UCI Masters Track World
Championships
Jordan Scott (1): GOLD – 10 Girls,
UCI BMX World Championships
Marti Shea (2): GOLD – Women’s 45-49 Time Trial;
GOLD - Women’s 45-49 Road Race, UCI World
Cycling Tour Final
Mindy Simmons (1): GOLD – Women’s 35-39
Individual Pursuit, UCI Masters Track World
Championships
Jennifer Slawta (1): SILVER – Women’s 45-49
Road Race, UCI World Cycling Tour Final
Felicia Stancil (1): GOLD – 16 Girls,
UCI BMX World Championships
Brendan Sullivan (1): SILVER – Men’s 45-49
Time Trial, UCI World Cycling Tour Final
David Swanson (1): BRONZE – Men’s B Time Trial
(with Clark Rachfal), UCI Para-cycling Road World
Championships
Brett Tack (1): SILVER – Men’s 16-29 Road Race,
UCI World Cycling Tour Final
Steve Tilford (1): BRONZE – Men 50-54,
UCI Masters Cyclo-cross World Championships
Lars Tribus (1): GOLD – Men’s 40-44 Downhill,
UCI Mountain Bike Masters World Championships
Lisa Turnbull (1): GOLD – Women’s B Road Race
(with Karissa Whitsell), UCI Para-cycling Road
World Championships
Matthew Updike (1): GOLD – Team Relay (with
Marianna Davis and Oscar Sanchez),
UCI Para-cycling Road World Championships
Richard Voss (1): BRONZE – Men’s Team Sprint,
UCI Masters Track World Championships
Allen Vugrinicic (1): BRONZE – Men’s 40-44
750-Meter Time Trial, UCI Masters Track World
Championships
Shaun Wallace (1): SILVER – Men’s 50-54 Points
Race, UCI Masters Track World Championships
Dana Walton (5): GOLD – Women’s 35-44 Points
Race; GOLD – Women’s 40-44 500-Meter Time
Trial; GOLD – Women’s 35-44 Scratch Race;
GOLD – Women’s 40-44 Sprint; GOLD -Women’s
40-44 Individual Pursuit, UCI Masters Track World
Championships
Laura Wanker (1): SILVER – Women’s 50-54
Time Trial, UCI World Cycling Tour Final
Andrew Weathers (1): SILVER – Men’s 40-44
750-Meter Time Trial, UCI Masters Track World
Championships
Joseph Wentzell (1): GOLD – Men’s 40-44 Scratch
Race, UCI Masters Track World Championships
Karissa Whitsell (1): GOLD – Women’s B Road Race
(with Lisa Turnbull), UCI Para-cycling Road World
Championships
Michael Williams (2): GOLD – Men’s 65-69
Individual Pursuit; BRONZE – Men’s 65-69 Scratch
Race, UCI Masters Track World Championships
Wilhelmus Zegers (1): SILVER – Men’s 45-49
750-Meter Time Trial, UCI Masters Track World
Championships
David Zimbelman (1): GOLD – Men’s 55-59
Road Race, UCI World Cycling Tour Final
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ATHLETICS & THE USA CYCLING
NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT PATHWAY
Thanks to the support of the USA Cycling Development Foundation, USA Cycling is able to maintain a proven
development pathway for men and women in all of the sport’s disciplines. This development pathway
assists the national governing body in its efforts to identify, develop, and support American cyclists in top
international competition.
The goal of USA Cycling’s National Development Program is to provide promising young athletes with the
tools they need to excel at the highest levels of professional cycling, including opportunities to race against
the world’s best talent while receiving support from world-class coaches, mechanics, and soigneurs. To meet
these goals, USA Cycling maintains development programs for all disciplines of the sport, including ones
for men’s and women’s U25 and junior road, mountain bike, track (endurance and sprint), and BMX. These
programs provide a structured pathway to the top tier of the sport through athlete development that begins
with junior racing series, USA Cycling Regional Development Camps, regional racing, and moves through to
international competition.
USA Cycling’s National Development Program is comprised of various programs, including the 2011
initiatives outlined below.
MEN’S NATIONAL ENDURANCE PROGRAM
MISSION: Develop the next generation of internationally competitive road cycling athletes,
targeting the European race calendar.
PROGRAM PARTICIPANT RACE DAYS: 616
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1st Stage 2a – Le Triptyque des Monts et Chateaux
3rd Stage 2a – Le Triptyque des Monts et Chateaux
4th Stage 2b – Le Triptyque des Monts et Chateaux
5th – U23 Liege Bastogne Liege
6th General Classification – Ronde de l’Isard
4th Stage 2 – Ronde de l’Isard
3rd – U23 Paris Roubaix
4th General Classification – Tour de Berlin
5th General Classification – Tour de Berlin
2nd Stage 2 – Tour de Berlin
3rd Stage 4 – Tour de Berlin
2nd Stage 2 – Tour de la Province de Liege
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3rd Stage 2 – Tour de la Province de Namur
3rd Stage 5 – Tour de la Province de Namur
1st Prologue – Le Tour de Guadeloupe
3rd Prologue – Le Tour de Guadeloupe
3rd Stage 2b – Le Tour de Guadeloupe
1st Stage 8a – Le Tour de Guadeloupe
3rd Stage 8b – Le Tour de Guadeloupe
3rd General Classification – Le Tour de Guadeloupe
Best U23 Rider – Le Tour de Guadeloupe
2nd General Classification – Giro Ciclisto Valle D’Aosta
3rd Stage 1 – Giro Ciclisto Valle D’Aosta
2nd Stage 3 – Giro Ciclisto Valle D’Aosta
1st Stage 5 – Giro Ciclisto Valle D’Aosta
3rd Stage 6 – Giro Ciclisto Valle D’Aosta
Best Young Rider – Giro Ciclisto Valle D’Aosta
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MISSION: Expose as many young athletes as possible to living and racing in Europe; establish and maintain the U.S. as the leader in developing international talent for road cycling in the
junior categories.
PROGRAM PARTICIPANT RACE DAYS: 817
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King of the Mountains Jersey – Le Tour de Pays de Vaud
Young Rider Jersey – Tour de l’Abitibi
3rd General Classification – Tour de l’Abitibi
1st Time Trial – Tour de l’Abitibi
3rd Time Trial – Tour de l’Abitibi
2nd Stage 6 – Tour de l’Abitibi
3rd Stage 7 – Tour de l’Abitibi
1st – Oosterele Kermesse
3rd Stage 2 – GP Ruebliland
2nd Stage 4 – GP Ruebliland
3rd Stage 2 – Rothaus Region Tour
3rd Time Trial – Pan American Championships
3rd Road Race – Pan American Championships
4th General Classification – Tour of Chongming Island
3rd Stage 1 – Tour of Bretagne
4th General Classification – Tour of Bretagne
5th Stage 4 – Tour of Bretagne
1st Stage 1 – Tour of Limousin
3rd Stage 3 – Tour of Limousin
1st General Classification – Tour of Toscana
Points Jersey – Tour of Toscana
Foreign Rider Jersey – Tour of Toscana
Overall Sprints Jersey – Tour of Toscana
4th Time Trial – Pan American Games
5th Time Trial – Pan American Games
MOUNTAIN BIKE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
MISSION: Develop the next generation of internationally competitive mountain bike athletes; continue to support and develop top U23 athletes
PROGRAM PARTICIPANT RACE DAYS: 146
ENDURANCE TRACK PROGRAM
MISSION: The Endurance Track Program aims to produce consistent winners in international competition, including medals at world championships and the Olympic Games.
PROGRAM PARTICIPANT RACE DAYS: 508
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1st Women’s Scratch Race – World Championships
National Record in the men’s Team Pursuit
WOMEN’S ENDURANCE PROGRAM
MISSION: Develop the next generation of internationally competitive women for road and endurance
track disciplines.
PROGRAM PARTICIPANT RACE DAYS: 281
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Aggressive Rider Jersey – Drentse 8
4th General Classification – Gracia-Orlova
4th Stage 2 – Gracia-Orlov;
5th Stage 4 – Gracia-Orlova
2nd Time Trial – Pan American Championships
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1st Junior Men Cross Country – Windham World Cup
2nd Junior Women Cross Country – Windham World Cup
2nd Junior Men Cross Country – Granichen Swiss Cup
3rd U23 Men – Pan Am Continental Championships
3rd Junior Women Cross Country – Muttenz Swiss Cup
4th Junior Women Cross Country – Mont-Sainte-Anne World Cup
4th Junior Women Cross Country – Windham World Cup
5th Junior Men Cross Country – Windham World Cup
5th Junior Men Cross Country – Mont-Sainte-Anne World Cup
5th U23 Men Cross Country – Nove Mesto World Cup
6th U23 Men Cross Country – Offenburg World Cup
8th U23 Men Cross Country – Val di Sole World Cup
10th U23 Men Cross Country – Dalby Forest World Cup
7th Elite Men Cross Country – World Championships
10th Elite Women Cross Country – World Championships
1st Elite Women Cross Country – Pan American Championships
2nd Elite Men Cross Country – Pan American Championships
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SPRINT TRACK PROGRAM
BMX DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
MISSION: Develop the next generation of internationally competitive sprinters on the track.
MISSION: Develop the next generation of internationally competitive BMX athletes.
PROGRAM PARTICIPANT RACE DAYS: 82
PROGRAM PARTICIPANT RACE DAYS: 492
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1st Elite Men Supercross – Pietermaritzburg World Cup
5th Elite Men Time Trial – Papendal World Cup
5th Junior Men – World Championships
3rd Elite Men Supercross – London World Cup
5th Elite Men Supercross – London World Cup
1st Elite Men Time Trial – Chula Vista World Cup
5th Elite Men Time Trial – Chula Vista World Cup
1st Elite Men Supercross – Chula Vista World Cup
3rd Elite Men Supercross – Chula Vista World Cup
4th Elite Men Supercross – Chula Vista World Cup
5th Elite Women Time Trial – Papandal World Cup
2nd Junior Women Time Trial – World Championships
3rd Junior Women Supercross – World Championships
4th Junior Women Supercross – World Championships
5th Elite Women Supercross – World Championships
5th elite Women Supercross – London World Cup
1st Elite Women Time Trial – Chula Vista World Cup
3rd Elite Women Time Trial – Chula Vista World Cup
1st Elite Women Supercross – Chula Vista World Cup
2nd Elite Women Supercross – Chula Vista World Cup
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9th Men’s Sprint – Pan American Championships
7th Men’s Sprint – GP Colorado Springs
4th Men’s Sprint – GP Colorado Springs
8th Men’s Sprint – Pan American Championships
5th Men’s Sprint – Pan American Championships
2nd Men’s Team Sprint – Pan American Championships
7th Men’s Team Sprint – Cali World Cup
10th Men’s Team Sprint – Manchester World Cup
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USA CYCLING DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION
OUR MISSION
The mission of the Foundation is to assist USA Cycling in its efforts to create and
implement consistent and sustained development programs for young American
bike racers – we support the future of American bike racing.
USA CYCLING DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION DIRECTORS
Matt Barger *
(San Francisco, CA)
David Helfrich*
(Palo Alto, CA)
Rafael Ortiz
(San Francisco, CA)
Mark Bissell
(Grand Rapids, MI)
Mick Hellman
(San Francisco, CA)
Michael Patterson*
(New York, NY)
Michael Brooks
(New York, NY)
Russell Hirsch
(Palo Alto, CA)
Rich Silverstein
(San Francisco, CA)
John Bucksbaum*
(Chicago, IL)
Jeff Jacobs
(San Diego, CA)
Jan Silverberg
(Seattle, WA)
Tench Coxe
(Palo Alto, CA)
Steve Johnson
(Colorado Springs, CO)
Bob Stapleton
(San Luis Obispo, CA)
Douglas Ellis
(New York, NY)
Thomas L. Kempner, Jr.
(New York, NY)
Herb Thomas
(Sun Valley, ID)
Robert Emery
(San Francisco, CA)
Michael Linn
(San Francisco, CA)
Julia Violich
(San Anselmo, CA)
Boyd Fellows
(Ross, CA)
Terry Lee
(Phoenix, AZ)
Thomas W. Weisel
(San Francisco, CA)
Jeff Garvey
(Austin, TX)
Ed McCall
(Los Angeles, CA)
Ben Winslow
(San Francisco, CA)
Peter Grauer
(New York, NY)
Jim Ochowicz
(Palo Alto, CA)
Priscilla Woods
(New York, NY)
*Foundation Representative to the USA Cycling Board of Directors
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OUR HISTORY
The USA Cycling Development Foundation was established in 2000 as the fundraising arm for the national
governing body of American cycling sports, USA Cycling. During the last twelve years, the Foundation has
provided consistent annual funding for USA Cycling’s athlete development programs. Thanks to the generous
donations and support from individuals around the country, the Foundation is one of the largest contributors
to American athlete development programs in cycling. The Foundation Board continues to play a key role in
the future of the sport, with four of the Foundation Directors filling USA Cycling Board Director positions.
YOUR SUPPORT
From the smallest gift to the Champions Club major donor program, Foundation donors are a unique group
of people who share a common interest in the love of cycling. Our Foundation constituents truly understand
the importance of athletic development and sport heroes in our culture, and the importance of competitive
cycling and international results as a catalyst in the overall domestic growth of cycling.
WHAT WE FUND
The Foundation funds USA Cycling athlete programs that develop the future champions in cycling, beginning
with junior athletes at the entry level, to elite athletes preparing for the Olympic Games. In 2011, the
Foundation granted $644,874 to fund athletic programs managed by USA Cycling. These programs are
outlined in the “Athletics & USA Cycling National Development Pathway” section of this annual report.
Additionally in 2011, the Foundation awarded $44,408 in grants and scholarships directly to athletes, clubs
and teams. The Foundation will continue to fund the development of our emerging American cycling talent
to the Olympic and World Championship level. Sustained international success from our future champions is
the ultimate goal.
CENTERS OF EXCELLENCE
The Center of Excellence program annually awards grants of $20,000 to programs that meet specific
structural requirements with the potential and ability to develop cycling athletes into international-level
competitors, and have consistently produced national results and coordinated with USA Cycling’s National
Development Program participation. Since the program’s inception nine years ago, USA Cycling has
distributed over $200,000 to grass-roots development programs thanks to the generous donations to the
USA Cycling Development Foundation.
USA Cycling and the Foundation recognized ten club teams during 2011. Winners were chosen based
on organizational criteria and performance results in developing junior and U23 athletes. Two new
organizations, which were previously unrecognized by the Centers of Excellence program, made the list:
Whole Athlete Specialized Cycling Team and Durango Devo.
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE
2011 CENTERS OF EXCELLENCE WINNERS:
Durango Devo (Durango, CO)
Revel-Rad Racing (Olympia, WA)
Whole Athlete Specialized Cycling Team (Mill Valley, CA)
The Young Medalists (Trexlertown, PA)
Team Velo Sport Sho Air (Orange County, CA)
Team VRC Get Crackin’- MS Society (Los Angeles, CA)
Team Twenty12 (Marin, CA)
Boulder Junior Cycling (Boulder, CO)
Team Specialized Racing Juniors (Menlo Park, CA)
SPECIAL CAMPAIGNS
Team Swift (Santa Rosa, CA)
EDMUND R. BURKE FUND FOR CYCLING DEVELOPMENT
The Burke Fund awards grants to U23 and junior age group athletes based on financial need and athletic
achievement to assist with travel costs for USA Cycling athlete development camps and select competitions,
including World Championships. In 2011 there were 32 athletes awarded grants totaling $13,175. More than
$236,000 has been granted to 471 athletes over the last twelve years ensuring that all deserving young
riders have a chance to advance in the sport, regardless of financial means.
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JOHN STENNER COLLEGIATE CYCLING SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS
Each year, the Foundation awards two Stenner Scholarships to students based on academic achievements,
athletic accomplishments, and service to the community with an emphasis on collegiate team involvement
and leadership. Congratulations to 2011 Stenner Scholarship winners Jill Behlen (Boulder, CO) of the
University of Wyoming and Brent Gillespie (Albuquerque, NM) of the University of New Mexico.
JOSHUA KUCK MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND RECIPIENTS
The Kuck Scholarships are awarded based on outstanding achievements in the areas of cycling safety,
advocacy, and education. Congratulations to 2011 Kuck Scholarship winners Andrea Napoli (Reno, NV) of the
University of Nevada, Reno, and Jack Tomassetti (Tallahassee, FL) of Florida State University.
FUNDRAISING
Anonymous Members
Jeff Garvey
Michael Patterson
Matthew Barger
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Greg Penner
Mark Bissell
David Helfrich
QVT Financial
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Richard Cashin
Jeff Jacobs
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Bennett Dorrance
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Benjamin Winslow
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Priscilla Woods
2011 PATRONS
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Jonathan Heiliger
Tom Priselac
Greg & Christy Allen
Hyperion Power
Qualcomm, Inc.
The Honorable William C.
Anderson
William Jacobs
Kathleen Rand-Burke
Fundraising occurs at several levels, with the primary resource for annual funding being the Champions
Club major donor program. Each of the members of this special group of individual contributors has the
option to sit on the Foundation Board of Directors if they choose, and Champions Club members and guests
may participate in unique special events developed specifically for the group which revolve around cycling
events, at their cost.
Kelly James
Jay Rathe
Edward C. Anderson
Mark H. Johnston
Christopher L. Ryan
Christian Aymond
T.S. Kelso
Kurt Sauer
Dennis R. Buckles
James C. Kennedy
Carter Simonds
Michael D. Cole
Mark Kogan
Joshua Slocum
Stephen Collins
Additionally the Foundation raises annual funds from individual donors through direct mail campaigns,
USA Cycling annual licensing appeals, web-based gifts, planned giving, the annual Combined Federal
Campaign, corporate employee matching gift programs, merchandise sales and other special events, like
the Marin Classic. Individual donors are recognized at three levels below the Champions Club: Patrons,
Friends, and Supporters of the Foundation. Please contact the Foundation office for more information on our
fundraising programs.
Lee T. Kranefuss
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Thomas B. Pennell
Edward Youmans
The Foundation accepts private and corporate donations, and as a 501(c)(3) corporation registered in
the State of Colorado, offers donors the opportunity for tax benefits as a not-for-profit, Type III
Supporting Organization.
THE FOUNDATION STAFF
Steve McCauley – Director of Development
Amanda Puskar – Development Assistant
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Craig A. Simon
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STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION FOR THE YEAR ENDED DEC. 31, 2011
STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES & CHANGES IN NET ASSETS FOR THE YEAR ENDED DEC. 31, 2011
(WITH COMPARATIVE AMOUNTS FOR 2010)
(WITH COMPARATIVE AMOUNTS FOR 2010)
ASSETS
2011
2010
CURRENT ASSETS:
Cash and cash equivalents $ 4,570,476 $ 3,796,971
Short-term investments 4,473,416 4,470,336
Accounts receivable - net 163,082 71,563
Due from USACDF 59,398 60,992
Due from USOC 9,200
Inventory 218,423 212,669
Prepaid expenses 157,528 96,004
Total current assets 9,642,323 8,717,735
PROPERTY & EQUIPMENT - AT COST:
Building and improvements
5,137,268 5,137,268
Land 649,145
649,145
Office furniture and equipment 657,521 609,286
Training equipment 124,532
141,866
Vehicles 196,899 154,234
Construction in process
95,259
Less accumulated depreciation (1,101,477)
(864,223)
Property and equipment - net 5,759,1475,827,576
TOTAL ASSETS $ 15,401,470 $ 14,545,311
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
CURRENT LIABILITIES:
Accounts payable $
226,243
Accrued liabilities 979,077
Refundable deposits Insurance litigation reserves Deferred revenue 1,070,520
Deferred compensation Total liabilities
2,275,840
NET ASSETS:
Unrestricted 9,976,812
Unrestricted - Board designated 10,639
Temporarily restricted 3,121,199
Permanently restricted 16,980
Total net assets 13,125,630
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS ANNUAL LICENSE ALLOCATION
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Communications & Website: 32%
Local Associations/Regional
Programs: 25%
Insurance: 11%
National/State Championships: 8%
Membership/Programs: 13%
License Processing/Fulfillment/
Printing/Rulebook: 5%
Governance: 4%
Other Membership Programs: 2%
$
528,331
572,347
9,000
135,000
842,730
2,087,408
9,112,255
10,639
3,318,029
16,980
12,457,903
$ 15,401,470
$ 14,545,311
2011 REVENUE
Excludes Investment Income/Loss
Membership/Program: 42%
Sanction & Entry Fees: 28%
USOC: 9%
Sponsorship, Licensing & Affinity: 8%
Development Foundation: 6%
Camps & Clinics: 3%
Other: 3%
Contributions: 1%
Temporarily Permanently 2011 Unrestricted Restricted Restricted Totals REVENUE:
Membership dues and fees $ 4,802,747 $
$
$ 4,802,747 Sanction and entry fees 3,216,918 3,216,918 USOC grants 1,045,997 1,045,997 USA Cycling Development
Foundation grants 657,614 657,614 Investment Income 72,297 76 72,373 Sponsorship, licensing &
affinity royalties
904,333 904,333 Camps and clinics 343,620 343,620 Other income 383,345 383,345 Contributions
99,871 18,304 118,175 Rental income, net of expense
of $0 and $3,074
USA Cycling Development
Foundation management fees,
net of expenses of
$100,250 and $98,800
21,139 21,139 Satisfaction of program restrictions 872,824 (872,824) Total revenue 11,763,091 (196,830) 11,566,261 EXPENSES:
Program services:
Membership and development Coaches, training center
and athletes National and international events Total program services Supporting services:
National office Governance Fundraising Total supporting services Total expenses CHANGE IN NET ASSETS NET ASSETS, beginning of year NET ASSETS, end of year $ 4,692,254
2,975,376
971,443
772,755
696,161
688,043
382,323
284,164
125,465
24,706
15,378
11,628,068
4,391,192 4,391,192 4,285,967
3,926,079 1,315,020 9,632,291 3,926,079 1,315,020 9,632,291 3,558,249
1,064,377
8,908,593
799,838 237,172 229,233 1,266,243 10,898,534 779,838
237,172 229,233 1,266,243 10,898,534 778,645
176,607
107,421
1,062,673
9,971,266
864,557 (196,830)
667,727 1,656,802
9,122,894 3,318,029 16,980 12,457,903 10,801,101
$ 9,987,451 $ 3,121,199 $ 16,980 2011 FUNCTIONAL EXPENSES
Programs: 88%
Administration: 8%
2010
Totals
Governance: 2%
Sponsorship/Sales (Fundraising): 2%
$ 13,125,630 $ 12,457,903
2011 PROGRAM EXPENSES
Membership Programs: 45%
Athletic Programs: 41%
National & International Events: 14%
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2011 USA CYCLING ANNUAL REPORT
USA CYCLING, INC.
USA CYCLING DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION
STATEMENT OF CASH FLOW FOR THE YEAR ENDED DEC. 31, 2011
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION FOR THE YEAR ENDED DEC. 31, 2011
(WITH COMPARATIVE AMOUNTS FOR 2010)
2011
2010
CASH FLOWS FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES:
Change in net assets $ 667,727 $ 1,656,802
Adjustments to reconcile change in net
assets to net cash provided by operating activities:
Depreciation 281,733 258,480
Change in allowance for doubtful accounts (36,152)
(7,628) Net unrealized and realized losses (gains) on investments
61,969 (555,573)
Gain on disposal of property and equipment
(Increase) decrease in assets:
Accounts receivable (83,891)
216,852
Due from USACDF
1,594 77,822
Due from USOC 9,200 10,304
Inventory (47,168)
(5,754) Prepaid expenses (61,524)
5,126
Increase (decrease) in liabilities:
Accounts payable and accrued liabilities 104,642 138,434
Refundable deposits (523,708)
(9,000)
Insurance litigation reserves (135,000)
Deferred revenue 227,790
36,017
Deferred compensation (11,284)
Total adjustments 384,131 (430,850)
Net cash provided by operating activities 1,051,858 1,225,952
CASH FLOWS FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES:
Proceeds from sale of investments 1,128,862 1,669,492
Purchases of investments (1,744,904)
(1,193,911)
Acquisition of property and equipment (213,304)
(89,100)
Net cash used by investing activities (278,353)
(164,512)
NET INCREASE (DECREASE) IN CASH 773,505 1,061,440
CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS,
beginning of period
3,796,971 2,735,531
CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS,
end of period
$ 4,570,476
$ 3,796,971
(WITH COMPARATIVE AMOUNTS FOR 2010)
2011
2010
ASSETS
CURRENT ASSETS:
Cash and cash equivalents $ 5,632,835 $ 1,562,513
Short-term investments 1,742,210
1,588,891
Restricted investments
50,298
50,297
Accounts receivable, net
78,800
79,720
Inventory 4,202
11,865
Prepaids
3,267
Total current assets 7,508,345
3,296,553
LONG-TERM INVESTMENTS 103,851
FIXED ASSETS:
Office equipment 9,236
9,236
(9,236)
(9,236)
Less accumulated depreciation
TOTAL ASSETS $ 7,508,345
$ 3,400,404
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
CURRENT LIABILITIES:
Accounts Payable
Accrued liabilities
Due to USA Cycling, Inc.
Total current liabilities
26,970
4,377
59,398
90,745 $
37,762
4,775
60,991
103,528
NET ASSETS:
Unrestricted
7,104,601
3,107,120
Unrestricted - board designated
10,584
10,584
Temporarily restricted
302,415
179,172
Total net assets 7,417,600
3,296,876
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $ 7,508,345
$ 3,400,404
2011 FUNCTIONAL EXPENSES
Programs: 77% ($710,282)
Fundraising: 17% ($158,330)
Administration & Governance: 6% ($49,559)
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$
2011 PROGRAM AND GRANT EXPENDITURES
USA Cycling Athlete Program Grants: 91% ($644,874)
Other Program & Grant Expenditures: 6% ($44,408)
Centers of Excellence Grants: 3% ($21,000)
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