2017 ANNUAL REPORT

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION AND REPORTS 5 FINANCIAL REPORT 29 YEARBOOK 51 STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS 85

SELECTORS 2017 Chairman of Selectors Mr Peter Beaumont Seniors APPOINTMENTS AND OFFICIALS Mr Michael Marshall Mr Ken McMillan Patron Mr Craig Chapman Mr Tony Cook Juniors Vice Patron Mr Tom Dawson Mr Robert Bates Mr Michael Marshall Mr Graeme Northey BOARD OF DIRECTORS President / Chairman COLLEGE OF COMMISAIRES Mr Peter Beaumont Chairman Directors Mr Glenn Vigar Mr Craig Chapman Mr James Vickers APPOINTMENTS Mr Greg Scott Mr Glenn Vigar Public Officer Mr Nathan Rees (Appointment) Phil Ayres Ms Jacqueline Bogue (Appointment) Auditor CIB Accountants Chief Executive Officer Mr Phil Ayres Affliated With Cycling Ltd APPOINTED POSITIONS NSW Olympic Council Inc. Australian Handicappers Association – NSW Division Ms Robyn Sprouster Mr Michael Marshall Mr Tom Dawson DESIGNED BY Creative Agency DELEGATES CIAdvertising NSW Olympic Council & NSW Division of Creatives the Commonwealth Games Association: Colin Iremonger Mr Peter Beaumont Karina Merriman Mr Phil Ayres

INTRODUCTION AND REPORTS CHAIRMAN’S REPORT

PETER BEAUMONT

2017 – A BIGGER, STRONGER CYCLING NSW Congratulations to all our passionate Club leaders and volunteers, who make our unique Cycling NSW federation what it is today and who have driven our membership past 9,000 for the first time! Nice job. The Board and the executive team are proud to work with you, to help you build your Club and create your own distinctive culture.

Again, as in 2016, I enjoyed many CNSW events around the State – club criteriums, country opens, Masters’ State Championships and club social rides. Each has its own unique appeal and flavor and without showing any preference at all, I do look forward to racing ‘Gunnedah to Tamworth’ again in 2018!

YEAR IN REVIEW

2017 saw continued progress towards our vision of establishing Cycling NSW as the peak body for cycling in NSW, not just the sport of cycling. Apart from setting a new peak in membership, other highlights from 2017 include:

The NSW State Government formally recognizing the principles we laid out in our 2017 ‘Memorandum of Understanding’, namely: • a joint commitment on improving road riding safety; • attracting major global cycling events to NSW; • improving cycling infrastructure; and

• ensuring access to roads.

• Cycling NSW partnership with Bathurst Regional Council, the ‘B2B’ reaching new heights and a record field, leading to UCI World Grand Fondo Championship qualifying status

• Concrete progress towards creating a sustainable ownership of the and a major refurbishment program

• Continued success of women’s recreational ride events (#FIVE100 challenge) and growth in female membership numbers

• Engagement with Clubs to develop a new race event categorisation and sanctioning model, to accommodate changing rider trends and improve the service to riders in County Opens

• NSW riders of all categories, who competed at National Championships, combining to win the Norm Gailey Trophy for the Champion State for third year in succession and five years in six

• World Championship performances from NSW riders’ Nick Yallouris and Amanda Reid

• Rochelle Gilmore inducted into the NSW Sports Hall of Fame and Brad McGee and Julie Speight joining the Cycling Australia Hall of Fame

• Garry Pemberton & Terry Matheson receiving the Cycling Australia Medal of Merit for their outstanding service to cycling. Garry’s passing this year was a very sad day for CNSW indeed LOOKING AHEAD

2018 has seen a change in key cycling leadership positions, with new CEOs at Cycling Australia, Cycling Victoria and Cycling NSW. This situation presents a tremendous opportunity, for the new leaders to build on the strong financial and governance foundations, established by their predecessors and focus on improved member services, greater levels of sponsorship and a stronger domestic elite racing program. Cycling NSW is especially looking forward to:

• Providing the NSW State Government good reason to deliver on the four agendas mentioned above,

• Bedding down the new race categorisation and sanctioning model,

• Making the B2B the safest and best managed cyclo-sportif experience in NSW, and

• Continuing our investment in junior and female rider development, while supporting State team participation at National events

GOVERNANCE INTRODUCTION AND REPORTS FINANCIAL // REPORT YEARBOOK CHAMPIONSHIPS // STATE //

Cycling NSW continues to enjoy a strong balance sheet and maintain a small annual profit. Your Board has continued to balance the risk and return of investment proposals, with the interests of all Cycling NSW members at the forefront. It is anticipated, that during 2018, propositions will be made to the Cycling NSW Board regarding uniting the States and various cycling disciplines. In considering these matters, the Board will continue to engage our members and act in the best interest of all members.

THANK YOU Thank you and congratulations to those who stepped into Club leadership positions in 2017 and a warm and heartfelt thank you to those who are stepping back after years of dedicated service. Thank you also to the large number of volunteers - commissaires, coaches, event support staff, handicappers and our commission & committee members - who gave up their precious personal time in 2017, to allow Cycling NSW to function. Without your combined passion, tolerance and continued resilience, we would simply not exist.

Thank you to Phil Ayres and his hard-working team for stepping up again in 2017. Phil’s five-year tenure with Cycling NSW, gave us the benefit of his experience as a sports administrator. While Phil may have never ridden the boards of Dunc Gray, he has left a legacy that includes the setting up of an independent Disciplinary Committee, a modernised set of financial management accounts and an organised and consistent approach to governance.

Finally, thank you to the Cycling NSW Board members, who have each provided me with their personal support and expert guidance throughout 2017.

Peter Beaumont Chariman Cycling NSW

7 CORPORATE GOVERNANCE

ROLE OF THE BOARD

The role of the Board is to have primary responsibility to the members for the sustainability and relevance of CNSW. It does this by guiding and monitoring its business and affairs through its long and short term strategies, major policies, processes and performance. The Board is also responsible for the overall corporate governance of the organisation. The Board is represented by five elected members and two appointed members who provide specialist expertise vital for the Federation to meet its strategic priorities. The Board generally meets bi-monthly or more regularly as required. The key objectives of the Board are:

• Setting the strategic direction of CNSW and monitoring management implementation of that strategy • Monitoring financial outcomes and integrity of reporting in particular approving budgets and long term strategic and business plans • Reviewing and where appropriate ratifying recommendations made to them by the various commissions and sub-committees • Approving significant changes to key policy • Ensuring effective audit risk management and compliance systems are in place to protect the company’s assets and to minimise the possibility of CNSW operating beyond its legal requirements or beyond acceptable risk parameters • Monitoring compliance with regulatory requirements and ethical standards and developing and monitoring the CNSW risk management framework

BOARD VALUES

• The Board serves the cycling community by actively participating in governance. • The Board is responsible to various stakeholders • Board members are personally accountable for what goes on at the organisation • The Board is responsible for maintaining the organisation’s stature in the sector • Board members respect each other.

THE ROLE OF THE COMMISSIONS

The Commissions operate independently of each other and have the primary responsibility to the members by guiding and monitoring specific policy matters that pertain to their respective groups of membership or remit area. The Commissions are formed by members appointed by the Board for a time as specified in their respective Commission’s Charter.

The respective Commissions meet on a needs basis. The key objectives of the commissions are to:

• Assist the board and/or CEO in their deliberations on strategic direction and major policy formulation of such issues that affect their respective membership groups or remit area • Review and recommend changes to member By-Laws &/or Technical Regulations that are consistent to the strategic direction of CNSW and promote the best interests of the membership and the sport as a whole • Provide a conduit for the Board & Management to interact with the views of the membership on operational matters, new concepts, initiatives, policies or programs it is considering RELATIONSHIP WITH MANAGEMENT

The management of CNSW is conducted under the supervision of the CEO. The CEO is accountable to the Board for all authority delegated to Executive Management.

The CEO is responsible for managing the day to day operations of CNSW and has authority for implementing the strategic direction in accordance with the decisions of the Board. The CEO meets regularly with the Board as part of its meetings and additionally with the Chair and Finance Director MEETINGS OF DIRECTORS 2016

MEETINGS HELD/ DIRECTOR ATTENDED ELIGIBLE Peter Beaumont (chairman) 8 8 Jacqueline Bogue 8 6 Craig Chapman 8 6 Andrew Fisher (resigned 9/05/17) 3 3

Nathan Rees 8 4 INTRODUCTION AND REPORTS FINANCIAL // REPORT YEARBOOK CHAMPIONSHIPS // STATE // Rod Turner (resigned 13/06/17) 4 3 Glenn Vigar 8 8 Greg Scott (appointed 9/05/17) 5 4 James Vickers (appointed 18/07/17) 4 3

COMMISSIONS AND MEMBERS

TECHNICAL WOMEN’S COMPETITIONS DISCIPLINARY & APPEALS COMMISSION COMMISSION COMMISSION COMMISSION Glenn Vigar Jacqueline Bogue Greg Scott Steven Berveling Chair Chair Chair Chair

Gary Pemberton Marian Renshaw Ken McMillian Ben Swain Terry Matheson Nicola Ritzou Ian Jackson Terry Wall

Kevin Fisher Rod Turner Catherine Hooten Jennifer Thomas to June 2017 Fiona Fahy Kym Daly Robyn Sprouster Tony Cox from June 2017 CACHIA, Yvette Tirian McManus from June 2017 Shahrzad Shahnia Andrew Fisher from June 2017 until May 2017/Chair Julie-Anne Hazlett from June 2017

9 STRATEGIC PILLAR: CLUBS

CLUBS ARE A KEY PROVIDER OF PARTICIPATION IN OUR SPORT

Our clubs are at the heart of our sport. By working through our clubs we seek to create a delivery network of outlets where our product can be marketed and enjoyed by the cycling public.

The objectives of this activity are:

1. By increasing our clubs’ access to more information and direct consultation which will assist them in decision making and guides the conduct of their activities.

2. Ensuring CNSW policies and activities encourage club racing outcomes, which includes creating and maintaining road & track venues.

3. Developing and hosting training programs to qualify and credential volunteers to undertake essential roles in clubs (eg coaches, traffic management, officiating).

4. Developing marketing programs that assist in generating increases in membership numbers.

CNSW’s success as a State body is intrinsically dependent upon our Clubs’ capability & capacity to deliver. A strong point of difference for CNSW against its competitor organisations is our club model, where people can physically join in with other like-minded people with a shared passion. Assisting clubs to provide better and more appealing services to members and potential members alike is therefore a key outcome.

Our Club Presidents forum is one essential program with this target specifically in mind. Again in 2017 we hosted this event where 20 clubs participated, half from regional NSW. The value of the forum coming from the ability for clubs to interact and share ideas and approaches to common issues and opportunities. The context of this year’s forum was for the CNSW Board to hear from clubs as to what the key aspects of a reframed strategic plan should be from a clubs perspective. The insight and perspective offered will prove invaluable to the Board as it considers its refreshed strategic agenda for 2018 and then next 3-5 years.

CNSW continued, with the support of the Office of Sport, to conduct Traffic Control training for clubs. We were able to develop the delivery model such that participants could be awarded both the Traffic Controllers certificate and certification to position signage and amend traffic conditions. This dual certification providing a much more useful capability for clubs needing to provide their own traffic control for racing. In a similar vein we have continued to host cycle skills &level one coaching courses as well as commissaires training throughout the year, all aimed at increasing club capability in bring and retaining people to our sport. Our capacity to assess new commissaires in the field has been enhanced following a joint initiative with the Office of Sport to train leading commissaires in each Division as assessors.

Perhaps the most significant project throughout 2017 was the development of a new race categorisation & sanction model. Our previous approach had served us well and was well understood, however with a change in how events are hosted and conducted saw a need to reframe our structures. The imperative to a new approach was a more equitable way of treating sanction fees both between Open events and also as the policy relates to interclub events. No significant change is without its robust discussions, essential for the teasing out of key issues and development of approaches which sit comfortably across the stakeholder group. It is pleasing that we have now landed on a new structure which is hoped will provide a strong and fair basis from which clubs can plan the budgets for race events they host. On the flip side, CNSW hopes this will provide the incentive required for clubs to play the essential role as event promoters in our sport. INTRODUCTION AND REPORTS FINANCIAL // REPORT YEARBOOK CHAMPIONSHIPS // STATE //

11 TRACK EVENTS PARTICIPANT COMPARISON

Event 2015/16 2016/17 2017/18

NSW Junior Derby Championships 79 54 -

NSW Junior Scratch Race Championships 92 59 -

NSW Junior Time Trial Championships 93 60 -

NSW U15-U17 Individual Pursuit Champs 64 63 -

NSW U15-U17 Keirin Champs 60 62 -

NSW U15-U17 Standing Lap Champs 49 - -

NSW U15-U17 Sprint Champs 54 56 -

NSW U15-U17 Scratch Race Champs 66 57 -

NSW U15-U17 Time Trial Champs 66 66 -

NSW Junior U17 Madison Champs 24 16 -

NSW Standing 250m Time Trial Champs 21 - -

NSW Para Cycling Champs - 8 12

NSW Elite & U19 Madison Champs - 19 -

NSW Elite & U19 Ominum Champs 28 38 46

NSW Elite & U19 Scratch Race Champs 43 35 28

NSW Elite & U19 Sprint Champs 35 27 19

NSW Elite & U19 Time Trial Champs 35 33 25 Event 2015/16 2016/17 2017/18

NSW Elite & U19 Individual Pursuit Champs 35 36 29

EventNSW Elite & U19 Points Race Champs 210535 201631 201729

NSW Elite & U19 Kerin Champs 30 30 27

NSW Masters Scratch Race Champs 62 70 -

NSW Masters Points Race Champs 47 55 -

NSW Masters Time Trial Champs 63 75 -

NSW Masters Individual Pursuit Champs 67 66 -

NSW Masters Sprint Champs 43 49 - INTRODUCTION AND REPORTS FINANCIAL // REPORT YEARBOOK CHAMPIONSHIPS // STATE //

NSW Masters Team Sprint Champ 17 19 -

NSW Masters Club Team Pursuit Champs 16 16 -

NSW Club Team Pursuit / Sprint Champs 18 29 -

Scody Cup on Wheels (2015 Combined) 82 90 112

Junior Clarence Street Cyclery Cup 76 56 -

Clarence Street Cyclery Cup 65 67 -

NSW Junior Metropolitan Track Champs 75 61 72

Dubbo Track Open 67 60 -

Bowral Track Open 56 46 -

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Goulburn Track Carnival 155 131 -

Wagga Wagga Golden Wheel & Country Track Champs (2016 only) - 215 159

Sprint GP Rd1 38 52 49

Sprint Gp Rd 2 47 44 44

Sprint Gp Rd 3 50 47 -

Illawarra Track Open 94 84 102

Bathurst Track Open / Country Track Champs (2015 Only) 390 154 155

Central Coast Track Open 91 79 64

Xmas Carnivals - Senior 59 92 71

Xmas Carnivals - Junior 52 56 45

Masters Omnium Carnival 23 - -

2017 C.ex Coffs Harbour - 33 - ROAD EVENTS PARTICIPANT COMPARISON

Event 2015 2016 2017

Orica Kermese 319 270 298

Coffs Harbour Criterium - - 44

Tolland Open 199 202 182

Jindabyne Hill Climb 68 - -

Odd Spoke Cup (NWSCC) - 189 169

Jindabyne Criterium 61 - -

NSW Elite Criterium Championships 67 128 89

NSW Hill Climb Champs 206 248 188 INTRODUCTION AND REPORTS FINANCIAL // REPORT YEARBOOK CHAMPIONSHIPS // STATE //

Bathurst Criteriums 284 351 269

Colnago/Erik Mather Cup 207 185 197

Wagga Wagga Junior 2 Day Tour 129 157 -

Cootamundra Haycarters Handicap 252 169 136

Cootamundra Recovery 175 130 113

Goulburn Junior 2 Day Tour 192 179 173

Ken Dinnerville Memorial H'Cap 155 196 161

U19 Road Race Champs 27 28 -

U19 ITT Champs 15 19 -

Sydney Road Titles 280 278 268

15 Event 2015 2016 2017

Mauri Kautto Teams Time Trial 17 - -

Cervelo Masters Rd1 225 162 128

Wagga Wagga Road Race 135 123 132

Wagga Wagga Criteriums 88 98 105

ATEC Expo Criteriums 227 126 -

Hunter Junior 2 Day Tour 154 158 138

Keegan Downes Memorial H'Cap 100 92 124

Gunnedah to Tamworth 114 132 146

NSW Junior Metro CountryRoad Champs 193 181 140

Southern Cross Junior Road Open 152 144 113

NSW Club Team Time Trial Champs 123 130 119

Nowra to Sassafras n Back 160 125 166

Cervelo Masters Rd2 198 165 91

John Woodman Wagga to Albury 113 119 84

Mudgee 100km Handicap 152 155 -

Mudgee 70km Graded Scratch 155 152 -

NSW Individual Time Trial Champs 109 66 74

Goulburn Great Divide - Road Race 195 146 182

NSW Junior ITT Championships 156 159 139 Event 2015 2016 2017

NSW Junior Crit Championships 157 159 140

NSW Junior Road Race Championships 153 161 140

Cootamundra 120km Handicap 95 114 129

Cootamundra 69km Handicap 73 100 119

Ashfield Cycles Specialised Cup 179 105

NSW Elite Road Race Championships 90 167 170

NSW Masters ITT Championships 146 163 123

NSW Masters Crit Championships 218 288 195 INTRODUCTION AND REPORTS FINANCIAL // REPORT YEARBOOK CHAMPIONSHIPS // STATE //

NSW Masters Road Championships 296 421 277

Southern Hemisphere Cup 119 184 128

SOPA Criteriums 160 165 216

Mick Chapman Memorial 161 141 137

Wollongong Criterium 165 142 -

LACC Junior Tour of Sydney - - 135

MWCC Subaru Road Classic - - 197

Illawarra Junior Tour - - 168

White Bay Criteriums - - 300

TOTAL 7414 7472 6742

17 STRATEGIC PILLAR: PARTICIPATION

PARTICIPATION IS FUNDAMENTAL IN GROWING OUR MEMBERSHIP

People consume cycling in a variety of different formats from high performance racing to club level competition, semi- formal competitive events, bunch and social rides. Our strategies will embrace each of these formats.

The objectives of this activity are:

1. Offering a membership value proposition which resonates with competitive & non- competitive cyclists

2. Being an active participant in CA’s nationally branded introduction & development programs

3. Creating targeted development activities which harness people’s interest in cycling and positon CNSW as the peak organisation for cycling in NSW

4. Developing a relationship within government for broader cycling issues which extends beyond CNSW as a State Sporting organisation

5. Developing our own and partnering with existing promoters for the staging of both competitive and mass ride recreational cycling events

Our significant uplift in the membership numbers of female riders is no doubt the result of various activities both by our very active Women’s Commission and that of individual clubs who understand women continue to be under-represented in our membership mix, yet riding either socially or competitively is not bounded by gender.

Women (young and old) now represent almost 20% of the total CNSW membership, up from 13% only five years ago,

The Women’s Commission continued their focus on targeted women’s racing, providing environments for women to feel more comfortable in racing in Women’s only races. A similar approach being taken to ‘Come n Try’ racing activities and the workshops which preceded these events, to better equip women new to a competitive environment. The #Five100 series was held for the second year of its pilot and learnings from the two years of operation will position this well as a vehicle to encourage more active participation in ride activities with a challenge focus.

Other activities such as the Women’s Ride Clinics have been made available to clubs to add to their capability to stage meaningful and valued programs which attract new members (in this case women) to their clubs. CNSW continued its successful relationship with MS Australia through the ‘Gong Ride’. This emphasises CNSW’s approach to developing a membership across both race and recreational riders. We have grown our recreational membership to over 40% of the membership total, up 3% of membership share this past year. It again underscores the need for CNSW and its member clubs to offer a variety of activities for members and potential members to participate in, whilst being part of the fabric of the club structures.

The B2B remains our most prominent Mass ride event, through a near 15 year relationship with the promoters and local Bathurst Community. 2017 saw the B2B become one of only two qualifying events for the UCI World Gran Fondo Championships. A record attendance with strong year on year growth peddled their way from Blayney to Bathurst, with many qualifying for the World Final in Albi .

UCI status has solidified the B2B as a key Grand Fondo event on the national stage, and bodes well for future growth of the weekend going forward. The standard of staging and shifting of Criterium racing to the highly visible town centre are part of a reinvigorated staging strategy the Bathurst Council along with CNSW as a key partner, are pursuing. Of the 2,000 riders, over 700 were not previously members of CA/CNSW highlighting

the important role mass ride events plays in our recreational member strategy. INTRODUCTION AND REPORTS FINANCIAL // REPORT YEARBOOK CHAMPIONSHIPS // STATE //

CNSW continued to interact with government across broader cycling issues, and in the latter part of the period has cemented a position with key government agencies which we believe will ensure CNSW remains as a key stakeholder in the broader agenda specifically around safety and promotion of cycling as a mainstream active recreation and commuting option. These interactions or lobbying, are slow and deliberate and require an on-going patience and commitment to continue to prosecute a common sense approach to cycling issues, many of which we believe are starting to resonate within these key agencies. Examples such as cycle friendly infrastructure around new developments as part of the plan for Grater Sydney 2040 are issues we have been invited to participate in and have been active proponents, as are more foreseeable horizons such as lobbying for effective use of the Parramatta Light Rail corridor as cycling friendly.

19 OPERATIONAL PILLAR: PATHWAYS

HIGH PERFORMANCE OUTCOMES ARE THE SHOW CASE FOR OUR SPORT

Being an active contributor with our NSWIS and AIS partners in the delivery of high performance pathways, this allows our riders who are pursuing elite competitive targets to reach their best.

The objectives of this activity are:

1. Supporting all NSW Academies of Sport structures

2. Forming strong and integrated alliances with NSWIS and CA High Performance programs

3. Developing structures which allow our best athletes to achieve their potential

4. Providing a framework whereby Masters level athletes can pursue high performance outcomes

Changes to the Cycling Australia High Performance Unit’s approach to elite athlete development have undergone significant changes during 2017, and have recently started to take more concrete shape. Given CNSW’s role in developing talent with our partner NSWIS, this has required the three partners to reconsider High Performance pathways locally and how they are best positioned to provide athlete talent into the National program.

Concurrent to this, we have seen the departure of two of our high profile Elite coaches in Ben Kirsten and Sean Eadie, whilst Head Coach Brad McGee’s role has become more nationally focused. This hasn’t been without its challenges for our local athletes and support coaches at State Squad and Regional Academy level. It is timely to acknowledge the work of these volunteers in keeping good quality training on-going for our athletes during this time of transition. A special mention must be made of Mick Marshall and Jenny Triggs who have taken on interim roles with NSWIS as Endurance and Sprint Coach respectively over the track season.

When reviewing the performance of our team at the National Championships, whilst more medals is always favoured, the individual performance of athletes against their goals and expectations from the CA HPU, would indicate that we have continued to produce talent during this challenging period.

What is particularly pleasing is the culture which has been developed within the State teams. This journey began some years ago with reframing our approach to our junior teams. As they move into senior ranks that approach and demeanour of our athletes is further developing into what has become a noticeable best of class within the cycling community at national events. There is no particular person to highlight for achievement, but rather a “buy-in” from all levels of coaches, support staff parents and athletes. We have this year extended our formal involvement in the attendance of athletes at key events such as the Oceania Championships amongst others. This has seen CNSW provide administrative and coaching support to athletes from the State Squad attending these interstate events. This approach articulates with the development of the Team NSW culture identified above.

Our performance pathway metrics span across Junior, Seniors and Masters, each cohort seeking to achieve on the national and world stage. Our winning of Norm Gallie Trophy the sixth out of seven years is testament to the broad depth of talent NSW’s top performers come from and compete across.

A more detailed review of each of the state team performances at National Championships is included in the annual year book, as are the results of our riders at various events from state to international level. Of special note is the work CNSW is leading the country on in terms of Paracycling. We have a number of riders both long standing and newer to the sport who have achieved significant performances in this past year including to world champion level. At the time of writing the Australian team was leaving for the 2018 World Championships, a team that includes a number of NSW riders including Tom Dawson as a key member of the

Coaching group, each having being nurtured and developed locally through our programs. INTRODUCTION AND REPORTS FINANCIAL // REPORT YEARBOOK CHAMPIONSHIPS // STATE //

21 OPERATIONAL PILLAR: ORGANISATIONAL STRENGTH

ORGANISATIONAL STRENGTH UNDERPINS ALL OUR GOALS AND AMBITIONS

Alignment and engagement of our stakeholders will support a sustainable business model characterised by strong governance structures, a diversity of revenue streams and development of our human resources on a whole of sport basis.

The objectives of this activity are:

1. Continuing to operate in a financially responsible and efficient manner

2. Ensuring performance at all levels of the organisation is reviewed and a continuous improvement philosophy is embedded in CNSW operations

3. Fully leveraging existing commercial arrangements and properties and development new opportunities for new corporate partnerships

4. Determining a specific strategy around rationalisation

5. Developing strategies to engage and develop volunteers and officials

Details of CNSW’s financial position are detailed in the Finance Report. Save to say however the organisation continued to act responsibly and prudently with respect to annual budgets with the resultant operational surplus indicating meeting of this objective.

CNSW’s strong balance sheet provides the organisation an ability and flexibility to withstand any impacts to our budgeted position throughout the year. Cycling Australia requested of the lenders a variance to the loan agreement with respect to interest and principal repayments during 2017. Whilst the interest payment “holiday” was capitalised, this did impact on our budgeted revenue for 2017. That said, our operating position was still strong for the year, underpinned by a strong balance sheet.

A key activity to ensure continued strength beyond financials was the Board undertaking a self –review of its performance and from this to develop a set of priorities for its functioning towards best practice. The Australian Sports Commission provided the expertise in this appraisal and utilised its approach normally applied to NSO’s, to CNSW as a SSO. This approach was observed by the NSW Office of Sport who utilised CNSW’s experience in this process to assist in guiding them in a broader whole of sector approach to Board self-appraisal. CNSW were a leader in the development of a Service Level Agreement (SLA) between Cycling Australia) and the states. This document articulated expectations around services and the standard of their delivered between the bodies. This flagged a significant development in the relationship between CA and the member states and has acted as a conduit to discussions with the other state bodies and CA around better integration of activities, with a potential to consider a more formalised approach in the future.

An example of better and more efficient alignment and collaboration between the member states and CA is the commencement of devolving the Let’s Ride program from CA’s day to day management back to state offices. This will allow, in our case, CNSW to play an active role in the delivery of bike education to school age children and look to reposition some of the delivery such that it fits with local club activities in the junior cycling space. Membership outcomes being a key driver of this strategy, as well as positioning CNSW as a leader in the broader cycling sector. The agreement between states and CA for alignment of state championship dates and ‘ring fencing’ of key events of significance in each state is another strong outcome INTRODUCTION AND REPORTS FINANCIAL // REPORT YEARBOOK CHAMPIONSHIPS // STATE // of an aligned approach to our race scheduling. CNSW took a key leadership role in the development of these approaches.

The security of our states premier piece of cycling infrastructure, the was an area of significant, albeit slow activity throughout the year. There has been a strong air of collaboration between the various parties (State and Local Government) who have been charged with working through a long term, viable solution for the site. This is being driven by a specific Project Steering Group which CNSW is an active participant. Obviously CNSW’s interest is the retention of the venue with no diminishing of the capability around hosting track cycling events. Indeed we would be hopeful the venue could be considered for international events such as World Cups and Junior World Championships down the track. CNSW would hope to be in a position to more fully advise the membership and broader cycling community of plans for DGV in the months ahead.

CNSW also invested this year in a next generation live timing system. This has allowed the organisation to provide real time results and race monitoring for interested “spectators” over the web. The quality of Open racing has been significantly enhanced by this new capability, such that negative feedback comes in the form of members disappointed live results from events that do not utilise this service are not available. Our go forward position being all Open events will now carry live timing from 2017. Some clubs also use the same system, and going forward an aspiration would be each Division and/or major clubs each utilising their own system.

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FINANCIAL REPORT FINANCIAL REPORT OVERVIEW

CRAIG CHAPMAN

CNSW remains in a healthy financial position and we continue to operate profitably. There have been some changes year on year notably our turn over for 2017 financial year was $1,198.327 down from $1,286,000 approximately 90k down from the previous year 2016. Some areas to point out on the reduced turnover we had a decrease in our income from affiliations they were down from $595,000 in 2016 to $564,000 to 2017.

Expenses are down from previous financial year from 1.24m 16 to 1.18m 17, We have had Increased event income of $397,000 up from $364,000 on previous event income in 16. Event expenses are largely unchanged.

Our sponsorship revenue is also up $9,000 on previous year. We have had a decline in revenue from coaching as some programs have come an end. We have spent large amounts on new assets purchases with two new vehicles a van and a vehicle replacing a salary packaged vehicle as a partnership with Subaru has come to end.

We have also modernised our race management timing system which was a large expense but a timely investments replacing our previous outdated system. Depreciation on the asset purchases is up on previous year from 15K to 30K with the purchase of the timing systems and motor vehicles in 17 as mentioned.

Our balance sheet shows cash at $307,000 down on previous year due to large asset purchases as mentioned. Our investments and term deposits are at $733,000 this is up on last year. Our liabilities dropped back from previous year that tie back to our cash in hand changes.

Our outstanding loan to CA was restructured in mid-2017. All State lenders agreed to defer all principal repayments due in 2017 and 2018, recommencing amortization as of January 2019. The Australian Sports Commission is also a lender to CA. They deferred the bulk of their debt repayments for a longer period. CNSW’s current exposure is $160,000. All interest payments are up to date. CNSW expects our loan to be repaid in full and continues to work with the States and CA in this regard.

We continue to make a large investment in NSW teams competing across a number of national and international events of around $130,000 in total in 2017 across all age groups on the tack and road from junior elite and master all these investments are met with subsidies from the athletes of approximately $50,000

A key weakness area for the board and CNSW is obtaining government grants and assistance. There are a number of programs that we may be eligible for to fund and assist in programs and operations. This hasn’t been an area where we have had much success in in the past. Obtaining grants and government assistance should be part of our normal function, over the coming 12 months we intend focusing on this and delegating resources to strengthen outcomes in this area.

If we can focus on improving in these areas while maintaining profitable operations, this will allow us to develop areas where we excel this will pay dividends to all CNSW members young and old today and in the future. STATS TO COME

ANNUAL INCOME

Competition Competition Income Affiliations Income Affiliations – Individuals – Individuals 21% 50% 22% 50%

Other 1% Other Sponsorship 1% 3% 2015 Sponsorship 4% 2016 5% Grants 7% CHAMPIONSHIPS INTRODUCTION STATE AND YEARBOOK // REPORTS FINANCIAL REPORT // // 3% 3% Grants Interest Received 3% 3% National 13% Interest Received 9% Championship 2% National 2% Levies Championship Levies Coaching/ Training Fees Coaching/ Training Fees Development Development Course Course

ANNUAL EXPENDITURE

General Office General Expenses General Office General Expenses Expenses Expenses Governance / Finance Governance / Finance State Teams State Teams Expenses Expenses Sport Development 4% 4% 9% 4% Sport Development 11% 5% Affiliation 7% 3% 3% Expenses 7% 4% Affiliation Expenses 5% 2015 2016 22% Competition 24% Competition 48% 42%

Staff Expenses Staff Expenses

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DIRECTORS REPORT

Your Directors submit the financial report of the NSW Cycling Federation Inc. for the financial year ended 31 December 2017.

BOARD MEMBERS The names of Directors throughout the year and at the date of this report are:

Peter Beaumont Nathan Rees Jacqueline Bogue Andrew Fisher - Resigned 9 May 2017

Craig Chapman CHAMPIONSHIPS INTRODUCTION STATE AND YEARBOOK // REPORTS FINANCIAL REPORT // // Rodney Turner - Resigned 13 June 2017 Glenn Vigar Greg Scott - Appointed 9 May 2017 James Vickers - Appointed 13 June 2017

PRINCIPAL ACTIVITIES The principal activities of the association during the financial year were: To be the constituent NSW affiliate with the Australian Cycling Federation and to promote, administer, regulate and advance cycling in NSW.

SIGNIFICANT CHANGES No significant change in the nature of these activities occurred during the year.

OPERATING RESULT The profit after providing for income tax amounted to $18,970. Signed in accordance with a resolution of the Members of the Board.

Peter Beaumont Craig Chapman Director Director

Dated this 20th day of March 2018.

29 STATEMENT OF COMPREHENSIVE INCOME FOR YEAR ENDED 1 DECEMBER 2017

2017 2016 INCOME NOTE $ $ Affiliations – Indivdiuals 563,594 595,222 Affiliations – Clubs 13,773 13,150 Track Gate Takings 24,367 11,832 Training Fees 23,454 22,601 Website Advertising and Product Sale 227 – Day Notices and Promoters Licences 10,129 31,926 Late Entries, Fines and Appeals 805 2,832 Race Entries and Sanction Fees 231,314 227,236 Expense Reimbursements 34,507 36,047 Coaching / Development Course 38,311 109,464 National Championship Levies 54,833 43,073 Merchandise Sales 4,421 7,421 Equipment Hire 11,125 4,582 Interest Received 36,288 36,326 Clothing Sales 1,433 3,009 Grants 84,600 85,000 Sponsorship 65,146 56,396 1,198,327 1,286,118 2017 2016 EXPENDITURE NOTE $ $ AGM and Meeting Expenses 11,293 7,336 Advertising and Promotion 3,690 9,129 Affiliation Expenses 4,345 57,429 Auditors Remuneration – Fees 6,650 6,560 Bank Charges 3,770 4,098 Coaching and Development 80,468 74,793 Commissaire / Officials Expense 60,644 62,385 Depreciation 30,372 14,773 Entry System 23,780 29,917 FBT Provisions 8,839 12,496 Filing Fees – 133 General Expenses 5,193 238 Grant Disbursement – Development Funding 17,291 20,728 Holiday Pay Provision 7,424 (9,035) Honorariums 8,785 8,280 Insurance 7,018 6,153 Legal Costs 14,481 4,021 Long Service Leave Expense 2,597 7,125 (Profit) / Loss on Disposal of Assets 769 (17,445) Medals and Trophies 21,575 14,923 Major Events – General 72,582 51,305 Major Events – Cyclo 21,653 31,616 Motor Vehicle Expenses 16,223 12,673 Office Expenses 11,016 4,987 // YEARBOOK // STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS INTRODUCTION STATE AND YEARBOOK // REPORTS FINANCIAL REPORT // // Postage 2,552 2,464 Printing and Stationery 5,152 4,090 Rent 14,880 13,640 Photocopier Rental 6,000 7,940 Repairs and Maintenance 45 1,241 Road Expenses 17,837 14,344 Sports Awards 12,528 2,732 Sports Development – State Teams 133,925 143,088 Staff Training 7,445 1,889 Subscriptions and Memberships 1,446 2,198 Sundry Expenses 146 547 Superannuation 36,299 42,406 Telephone 6,958 7,821 Travelling Expenses 4,188 3,126 Track Expenses 71,825 81,921 Volunteers Clothing 7,900 10,013 Wages 409,773 479,978

1,179,357 1,234,056

Profit Before Income Tax 18,970 52,062 PROFIT FOR THE YEAR 18,970 52,062

Opening Retained Earnings 1,066,963 1,014,901 Adjustment of Opening Retained Earnings – –

RETAINED EARNINGS AT THE END OF FINANCIAL YEAR 1,085,933 1,066,963

31 STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION FOR YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2017

2017 2016 ASSETS NOTE $ $ CURRENT ASSETS Cash and Cash Equivalents 2 307,148 547,887 Accounts Receivable and Other Debtors 3 129,254 198,242 Financial Assets 4 733,179 713,795 TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS 1,169,581 1,459,924

NON-CURRENT ASSETS Accounts Receivable and Other Debtors 3 160,000 160,000 Property, Plant and Equipment 5 129,819 40,221 TOTAL NON-CURRENT ASSETS 289,819 200,221

TOTAL ASSETS 1,459,400 1,660,145

2017 2016 LIABILITIES NOTE $ $ CURRENT LIABILITIES Income in Advance 253,125 314,001 Other Creditors 4,584 39,051 PAYG Withholding Payable 6,704 12,804 Accrued Expenses 45,787 158,760 GST on Supplies 13,831 29,151 Employee Benefits 6 32,787 25,363 Total Current Liabilities 356,818 579,130

NON-CURRENT LIABILITIES Employee Benefits 6 16,649 14,052 TOTAL NON-CURRENT ASSETS 16,649 14,052

TOTAL LIABILITIES 373,467 593,182

2017 2016 NET ASSETS NOTE $ $ NET ASSETS 1,085,933 1,066,963

2017 2016 MEMBERS’ FUNDS NOTE $ $ Retained Earnings 7 1,085,933 1,066,963 TOTAL MEMBERS’ FUNDS 1,085,933 1,066,963 // YEARBOOK // STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS INTRODUCTION STATE AND YEARBOOK // REPORTS FINANCIAL REPORT // //

33 NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2017

1. STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES

This financial report is a special purpose financial report prepared in order to satisfy the financial reporting requirements of the Associations Incorporation Act 2009 (NSW) . The Directors have determined that the association is not a reporting entity.

The financial report has been prepared on an accruals basis and is based on historic costs and does not take into account changing money values or, except where specifically stated, current valuations of non-current assets.

The following significant accounting policies, which are consistent with the previous period unless stated otherwise, have been adopted in the preparation of this financial report..

PROPERTY, PLANT AND EQUIPMENT

Each class of property, plant and equipment is carried at cost or fair value as indicated less, where applicable, any accumulated depreciation and impairment losses.

Plant and Equipment

Plant and equipment are measured on the cost basis and are therefore carried at cost less accumulated depreciation and any accumulated impairment losses.

In the event the carrying amount of plant and equipment is greater than the estimated recoverable amount, the carrying amount is written down immediately to the estimated recoverable amount. A formal assessment of recoverable amount is made when impairment indicators are present.

Depreciation

The depreciation method and useful life used for items of property, plant and equipment (excluding freehold land) reflects the pattern in which their future economic benefits are expected to be consumed by the association. Depreciation commences from the time the asset is held ready for use. Leasehold improvements are depreciated over the shorter of either the unexpired period of the lease or the estimated useful lives of the improvements. The depreciation method and useful life of assets is reviewed annually to ensure they are still appropriate.

The assets residual values and useful lives are reviewed, and adjusted if appropriate, at the end of each reporting period.

An assets carrying amount is written down immediately to its recoverable amount if the assets carrying amount is greater than its estimated recoverable amount.

Gains and losses on disposals are determined by comparing proceeds with the carrying amount. These gains or losses are recognised in profit or loss. When revalued assets are sold, amounts included in the revaluation surplus relating to that asset are transferred to retained earnings. FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS

Initial Recognition and Measurement

Financial assets and financial liabilities are recognised when the association becomes a party to the contractual provisions to the instrument. For financial assets, this is equivalent to the date that the association commits itself to either purchase or sell the asset (i.e. trade date accounting adopted).

Financial instruments are initially measured at fair value plus transactions costs except where the instrument is classified ‘at fair value through profit or loss’, in which case transaction costs are expensed to profit or loss immediately.

IMPAIRMENT OF ASSETS

At the end of each reporting period, the association assesses whether there is any indication that an CHAMPIONSHIPS INTRODUCTION STATE AND YEARBOOK // REPORTS FINANCIAL REPORT // // asset may be impaired. The assessment will consider both external and internal sources of information. If such an indication exists, an impairment test is carried out on the asset by comparing the recoverable amount of that asset, being the higher of the asset’s fair value less costs to sell and its value-in-use, to the asset’s carrying amount. Any excess of the asset’s carrying amount over its recoverable amount is immediately recognised in profit or loss.

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE AND OTHER RECEIVABLES

Accounts receivable are recognised initially at the transaction price (i.e. cost) and are subsequently measured at cost less provision for impairment. Receivables expected to be collected within 12 months of the end of the reporting period are classified as current assets. All other receivables are classified as non-current assets.

At the end of each reporting period, the carrying amount of accounts receivable and other receivables are reviewed to determine whether there is any objective evidence that the amounts are not recoverable. If so, an impairment loss is recognised immediately in other income and expenditure statement..

Employee Benefits

Provision is made for the association’s liability for employee benefits arising from services rendered by employees to the end of the reporting period. Annual leave benefits have been measured at the amounts expected to be paid when the liability is settled. Long service leave benefits are recognised for each employee who has accrued a service period of greater than 5 years.

35 Provisions

Provisions are recognised when the association has a legal or constructive obligation, as a result of past events, for which it is probable that an outflow of economic benefits will result and that outflow can be reliably measured.

Provisions recognised represent the best estimate of the amounts required to settle the obligation at the end of the reporting period.

Cash and Cash Equivalents

Cash and cash equivalents include cash on hand, deposits held at-call with banks, other short-term highly liquid investments with original maturities of three months or less, and bank overdrafts. Bank overdrafts are shown within borrowings in current liabilities on the statement of financial position.

Revenue and Other Income

Revenue is measured at the fair value of the consideration received or receivable after taking into account any trade discounts and volume rebates allowed. For this purpose, deferred consideration is not discounted to present values when recognising revenue.

Revenue from membership fees is recognised when received for the period the membership covers.

Grant revenue is recognised when received. A liability is recorded for amounts expected to be repaid from any unspent funds.

Revenue collected from cycling events and fundraising activities is recognised when received, taking into account any disbursements due to third parties as a liability at the conclusion of the event or fundraising activity.

Revenue from the sale of goods is recognised at the point of delivery as this corresponds to the transfer of significant risks and rewards of ownership of the goods and cessation of all involvement in those goods.

All revenue is stated net of the amount of goods and services tax (GST).

Accounts Payable and Other Payables

Accounts payable and other payables represent the liabilities at the end of the reporting period for goods and services received by the association that remain unpaid.

Accounts payable are recognised at their transaction price. Accounts payable are obligations on the basis of normal credit terms.

Goods and Services Tax (GST)

Revenues, expenses and assets are recognised net of the amount of GST, except where the amount of GST incurred is not recoverable from the Australian Tax Office (ATO).

Receivables and payables are stated inclusive of the amount of GST receivable or payable. The net amount of GST recoverable from, or payable to, the ATO is included with other receivables or payables in the balance sheet.

Comparative Figures

Comparative figures have been adjusted to conform to changes in presentation for the current financial year where required by accounting standards or as a result of changes in accounting policy. 2. CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS

2017 2016 $ $ CBA – General A/C 16,010 147,311 CBA – Online Saver A/C 282,124 369,521 CBA – Race Entries A/C 7,576 24,997 CBA – Online Saver Race Entry 1,318 5,938 Petty Cash 120 120 TOTAL CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS 307,148 547,887

3. ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE AND OTHER DEBTORS

2017 2016 $ $ CURRENT Pledges and Club Affiliations Receivable 88,001 133,146 Prepayments 32,487 24,096 Deposits Paid - 1,000 // YEARBOOK // STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS INTRODUCTION STATE AND YEARBOOK // REPORTS FINANCIAL REPORT // // Loan – Cycling Australia 8,766 40,000 TOTAL CURRENT ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE 129,254 198,242 AND OTHER DEBTORS

NON-CURRENT Loan – Cycling Australia 160,000 160,000

Cycling NSW has entered into a loan agreement with the other states and territory affiliates and the Australian Sports Commission to recapitalise the Cycling Australia business in July 2014.

As of 1 January 2017, a loan variation was entered into by all parties that included further deferral of principal repayment until 31 January 2019. This was considered Option 1 under the variation deed. The loan variation includes 2 options in relation to key loan terms and a decision on which option to adopt is required by 31 March 2018. In the event Option 1 is continued, principal and interest repayments will be due and payable commencing 31 January 2019 in six monthly intervals until full repayment is made on 31 July 2022. In the event Option 2 is chosen, interest and principal repayment will be due per the original repayment date of January 2019.

The Directors expect the loan will be recovered in full over time in line with the varied terms under Option 1. However this will be dependent upon Cycling Australia meeting their new forecast performance targets over this time.

37 4. FINANCIAL ASSETS

2017 2016 $ $ CURRENT FINANCIAL ASSETS NAB Term Deposit 172,109 166,710 NAB Term Deposit 106,754 104,252 Suncorp Term Deposit 454,316 442,834 TOTAL CURRENT FINANCIAL ASSETS 733,179 713,795

5. PROPERTY, PLANT AND EQUIPMENT

2017 2016 $ $ Motor Vehicles – at Cost 93,865 – Less Provision for Depreciation (14,857) – 79,008 – Office Equipment – at Cost 13,547 13,865 Less Provision for Depreciation (7,418) (8,937) 6,129 4,928 Plant and Equipment – at Cost 82,317 64,080 Less Provision for Depreciation (46,556) (41,324) 35,761 22,756 Bike Equipment – at Cost 29,757 29,757 Less Provision for Depreciation (20,836) (17,220) 8,921 12,537

TOTAL PLANT AND EQUIPMENT 50,811 40,221

TOTAL PROPERTY, PLANT AND EQUIPMENT 129,819 40,221 6. EMPLOYEE BENEFITS

2017 2016 $ $ CURRENT EMPLOYEE BENEFITS Provision for Holiday Pay 32,787 25,363 TOTAL CURRENT EMPLOYEE BENEFITS 32,787 25,363

NON-CURRENT EMPLOYEE BENEFITS Provision for Long Service Leave 16,649 14,052 TOTAL NON-CURRENT EMPLOYEE BENEFITS 49,436 39,415

7. RETAINED EARNINGS

2017 2016 $ $ Retained Earnings at the Beginning of the Financial Year 1,066,963 1,014,901 Adjustment of Opening Retained Earnings - – Net Profit Attributable to the Association 18,970 52,062 // YEARBOOK // STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS INTRODUCTION STATE AND YEARBOOK // REPORTS FINANCIAL REPORT // // RETAINED EARNINGS AT THE END OF THE FINANCIAL YEAR 1,085,933 1,066,963

8. CONTINGENT LIABILITIES

In the opinion of the Directors, the Company did not have any contingencies at 31 December 2017. The legal claim contingency included in last year’s report settled during the current year.

39 STATEMENT BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS

The Directors have determined that the association is not a reporting entity and that this special purpose financial report should be prepared in accordance with the accounting policies outlined in Note 1 to the financial statements.

In the opinion of the Directors the financial statements as set out on pages 34 to 43:

1. Presents a true and fair view of the financial position of NSW Cycling Federation Inc. as at 31 December 2017 and its performance for the year ended on that date.

2. At the date of this statement, there are reasonable grounds to believe that NSW Cycling Federation Inc. will be able to pay its debts as and when they fall due.

This statement is made in accordance with a resolution of the Directors and is signed for and on behalf of the Board of Directors by:

Peter Beaumont Craig Chapman President Treasurer

Dated this 20th day of March 2018. // YEARBOOK // STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS INTRODUCTION STATE AND YEARBOOK // REPORTS FINANCIAL REPORT // //

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YEARBOOK 2017 - THE YEAR THAT WAS IN CYCLING

2017 was a sterling year for our junior, elite and masters road and track cyclists, who shone at all levels of our sport from club events and championships to Opens and international events. Many NSW riders made it onto national teams to represent Australia and returned home with medals. We saw great numbers at the cyclo sportif events we supported such as the B2B and the MS Sydney to Gong Ride; some of our competitive riders achieved scholarships through the Cycling Australia High Performance Unit, our junior academies continued to nurture talent at the grass roots level and our membership numbers continued to grow, especially in the masters’ ranks.

Here is brief look at the year that was, month by month:

JANUARY

January continued the 2016-2017 track season with various clubs hosting regular weekly race nights on their tracks all around the state and everyone training hard for the state and national championships. The Xmas carnivals again being a highlight over the break period, including several country carnivals.

FEBRUARY This was a month of championships and awards.

Ashlee Ankudinoff won a silver medal in the individual pursuit in the Track World Cup in Los Angeles.

At home, the national junior track championships were held in Sydney and NSW riders did us proud. NSW won the Ray Godkin Shield for scoring the highest points from podiums across the championships.

Tyler Puzicha broke the Australian record for the under 15 women flying 200 (12.689).

The NSW Masters Track Championships were held in Sydney and Randwick Botany CC (Matt Glanville, David Willmott, Geoffrey Baxter and Peter Selkrig) broke the Australian record in the 2000 metre team pursuit 150 plus.

We were delighted when Nowra cycling stalwart Doug Holland was honoured for services to cycling at the NSW Sports Awards while Gary Mandy and Amanda Reid were finalists in their divisions.

We presented our CNSW Cyclist of the Year Awards during the Clarence Street Cyclery Cup.

MARCH Tom Cornish and Stephen Cuff were named on the Australian Junior Track Long Squad to train for World Championship selection.

The Bowral Invitational road event showcased the Southern Highlands as a fantastic riding destination, offering five grades of racing on challenging courses as a prequel to the upcoming state road championships.

The Orica Kermesse was run in the Hunter, as always attracting a full complement of riders.

The Australian Masters Track Championships were hosted by CNSW at Dunc Gray Velodrome. Lise Benjamin smashed a world record on the first day in the time trial, Keith Oliver reappeared after many years off to set a new Australian record for the masters 10 ITT in a speed that many younger riders cannot attain (40.977) and a number of Australian records were broken by other riders and that set the scene for the coming days: Seven world records were smashed on day two and two world records and two Australian best times were shattered on the third day of competition.

Overseas, Amanda Reid was the top performing member of Team Australia at the world paracyling championships in Los Angeles, finishing with two gold and a silver medal. Simone Kennedy won her individual pursuit.

At home, Kaarle McCulloch won the national women’s keirin championship in Brisbane. APRIL CHAMPIONSHIPS STATE // The month began on a high with the B2B weekend; a huge affair featuring the 70km and 110km sportifs, the 110km race, the opportunity to earn a berth in the UCI World Gran Fondo Championships, criteriums for all ages, the Bathurst twilight crits for the elites and the NSW Hillclimb championships. Ayden Toovey won the elite men’s crit race and local rider Kirsten Howard the women. Brodie Talbot and Ella Bloor were crowned king and queen of the mountain in the hill climbs.

A crew of NSW riders headed across the ditch to New Zealand to race the World Masters Games road and track events and brought home a swag of medals including gold. Meanwhile, the NSW Masters road championships were hosted at Orange and a number of our clubs hosted rounds of the Junior Tour of Sydney.

The Erik Mather Colnago Cup was run over the Easter holiday weekend.

Brodie Talbot and Lucy Bechtel won the NSW elite road race championships at Bowral.

Overseas, Nick Yallouris and Ashlee Ankudinoff were part of the Australian gold and silver medal winning team pursuit teams at the World Track Championships in Hong Kong. Kaarle McCulloch took a silver medal in the women’s team sprint with partner Stephanie Morton.

Out of our own office, we announced that we had bought a new timing system to help with open and state championship event timing and results services – plus, we were publishing all our members’ road and track grades online to allow for transparency.

MAY Marconi Cycling Club announced a brand new event at Sydney’s popular Dragway course, raising money for NSW Police Legacy. Cycling NSW was in full support of the event. Entries opened for Illawarra Cycle Club’s INTRODUCTION AND REPORTS FINANCIAL // REPORT YEARBOOK // annual Dinnerville Handicap event in July – always the fastest event in the state to sell out and keeping our events team on their toes (and manning the phones). Goulburn Cycling Club ran another of its famous junior road tours with a team of New Zealanders in attendance and under 17 riders Ash Jones and Kurt Eather made a special presentation to thank the club for years of support.

Also at our club level, St George Cycle Club announced that the $300,000 refurbishment of the Hurstville velodrome had begun. NSW riders made it to the podiums of the Junior and Women’s road tour.

Further afield, won the SwissEver GP Cham – Hagendorn in and was part of the Australian world champion men’s track endurance squad that claimed its first win in Belgium when Scott sprinted to victory in Belsele – Puivelde. Caleb Ewan won stage seven of the Giro d’Italia,

A crew of NSW commissaires celebrated when they were chosen to officiate at the Commonwealth Games in Brisbane in April 2018 (and we were very proud of them, too!)

Ayden Toovey finished third in the Grafton to Inverell Cycle Classic and there were plenty of locals on the podium in other grades. The event was just as big and bold as always.

Three NSW riders were chosen to represent Australia at the World Para Road Championships in South Africa in August - Simone Kennedy, Grant Nickel and Emile Miller.

JUNE Our clubs once again hosted some great events this month. The Illawarra Cycle Club ran a hugely successful junior road tour, with more than 180 riders taking part while the Keegan Downes Memorial Sundowner Handicap and Gunnedah to Tamworth graded scratch races provided great road racing for seniors and masters.

Ayden Toovey and Dylan Sunderland went one-two on day seven of the Tour of America’s Dairyland, lapping the field! Meanwhile, Josie Talbot won her first professional race, taking a stage win in the same event.

Mitch Wright of Illawarra CC was crowned national junior 19 men’s road champion in Geelong after taking bronze in the time trial.

Dunc Gray Velodrome came back to life after the track season racing layoff with the start of the 10th annual RAW (Race All Winter) Track series to be held every Friday night in winter.

49 JULY NSW riders contested the International Track Series in with results including gold team sprint medals to Kaarle McCulloch and Max Housden. Overseas, Inverell’s Dylan Sunderland debuted for the Australian under 23 squad at the Tour of Alsace in France.

The Hunter Junior Tour showed how quickly it has become a firm fixture in the junior road scene while, the Southern Cross Open was well supported in conjunction with the Country and Metro Junior Road Championships. The Cervelo Masters Super Series second round was held and boasted a huge prize pool. Also on the road, the NSW Club Teams Time Championships were held as usual in Nowra in association with the increasingly popular Ride for Robbie. St George CC took the Club Championships Shield. Simon Anderson won the iconic Dinnerville Handicap in Wollongong.

We mourned the loss of one of our great track champions, Reginald Arnold, a long-time member of the St George Cycling Club and subject of a book published by his nephew, Marcus.

We congratulated Mick Marshall on his selection as head of the Youth Commonwealth Games Australian cycling team and athletes Seb Berwick and Mitch Wright on their selection.

More kudos to Ashlee Ankudinoff who took her first win in America at day three of the Prairie State Cycling event.

AUGUST This was a particularly sad month for Cycling NSW and our members as we farewelled member and former Olympian Steve Wooldridge, who passed at 41. Members of the St George Cycling Club attended on bikes in Steve’s honour.

This month saw our riders performing well on the international stage. Emily, Grant and Simone were on the Australian team to contest the 2017 Paracyling Road World Championships in Pietermaritzburg while NSW was represented by Stephen Cuff on the Australian team at the UCI Junior Track World Championships held in Montichiari, . The team wore black armbands in memory of Wooldridge and the late Australian team coach Gary West.

Meanwhile back home, NSW riders Zac Marshall and Stephen Cuff finished second and third in the 81st Melbourne Cup on Wheels.

SEPTEMBER The Mick Chapman Memorial Handicap saw some hard and close racing in the Hunter, won by Port Macquarie rider Liam Magennis and Josie Talbot of Macarthur Collegians.

NSW rider Sebastian Berwick finished 20th in the World Junior Road Race Championship in Norway and the St George Continental Cycling Team won the first stage and grabbed GC in the 2017 Tour of Poyang Lake. Meanwhile, Team NSW contested the Australian Junior Road Championships in Tasmania, although the criteriums were cancelled due to high winds. Kurt Eather won the junior men’s 17 road race

Gordon Allan and Zac St Vincent were recognised by the Commonwealth Games Association with junior encouragement awards.

The ever popular Race All Winter (RAW) Track Series at Dunc Gray Velodrome wrapped up with the St George Cycling Club taking out the minor premiership over Dulwich Hill and ATTA-NSW.

OCTOBER We announced that the B2B for 2018 would again be a UCI Gran Fondo World Series Event – AND would be held as part of a giant weekend of cycling to be known as the Bathurst Cycling Classic. We also announced a brand new road event, the Sydney Summer Crits Series, which would feature six clubs offering existing events to riders to garner points for a super final at the end of the season.

The 2017 Masters Road Nationals were held in Queensland, with a large number of medals coming home to NSW. Also on the road were the 2017 Individual Time Trial Championships in Gunning.

NSWIS announced its finalists in its annual awards and on the list were NSW riders Nick Yallouris, Amanda Reid and Kaarle McCulloch along with Coach Brad McGee. On the track, a massive team of 60 NSW riders headed to Melbourne for the first round of the National Junior Track Series. We hosted the opening round of the NSW Sprint Grand Prix at Dunc Gray Velodrome while in Los Angeles, our masters riders were on the podium daily at the World Masters Track Championships. // STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS STATE // Member Lucie Fityus, 17 took three awards at the Hunter Academy of Sport annual awards including Athlete of the Year.

NOVEMBER We cheered as Rochelle Gilmore was inducted into the NSW Sports Hall of Fame and as Amanda Reid was named NSW Sport Athlete of the Year with a Disability. We cheered some more as Australian’s first Olympic track cyclist, NSW’s Julie Speight, was inducted into the Cycling Australia Hall of Fame along with Bradley McGee.

We celebrated as we were presented with the Norm Gailey Trophy for Champion State at the Cycling Australia Cyclist of the Year Awards and St George CC member Seb Berwick and Hunter rider Sally McKenna won a Cyclist of the Year category.

A group of NSW riders attended the Queensland Track Championships in Brisbane and the Oceania Track Championships in New Zealand and came home with a swag of medals.

We ran the all-new White Bay Crits at the White Bay Cruise Terminal in Sydney, providing a fantastic racing and spectator experience that we would like to continue.

The Illawarra Open Track Carnival kicked off the track season and the women’s wheel race was won by a local junior, Tahlia Dole

Randwick Botany Cycling Club celebrated its 40th anniversary of racing at Heffron Park with some special events, including a highly regarded historical display.

We hosted the NSW Paracycling track championships at Dunc Gray Velodrome, where national and state INTRODUCTION AND REPORTS FINANCIAL // REPORT YEARBOOK // records were broken.

We supported the MS Sydney to Gong Ride and were delighted to see the ride well supported given very wet conditions on the day.

DECEMBER This was the month we started looking forward to the final of our inaugural Sydney Super Summer Crits Series AND to our annual piece de resistance, the Clarence St Cyclery Cup . . . but that is a story for January, next year! Meanwhile at elite level, our riders were flying high! We congratulated those who podiumed at the 2018 Australian Madison Championships – Cameron Scott (bronze), Ashlee Ankudinoff and Josie Talbot (bronze). Zac Marshall survived an horrific crash to win the Austral Wheelrace. Ankudinoff claimed the national Omnium Championships for the fourth time AND the Melbourne Six Day.

Closer to home we hosted the NSW elite and under 19 track championships and the Paracycling National Track Championships at Dunc Gray Velodrome (NSW riders shone at both events) and saw another hugely successful staging (the 10th!) of the Sydney Xmas Track Carnivals between Christmas and New Year at various around the city, with one in particular, hosted by Dulwich Hill Bicycle Club at Tempe, producing an atmosphere harking back to the track carnivals of old. Tom Cornish won the men’s A grade and Lizanne Wilmot the women’s A grade, based on points gathered over the five events. We saw the final round of our NSW Sprint Grand Prix series, an initiative we began a few years ago and has continued to draw sprinters from throughout the State to contest a round robin sprinting competition at Dunc Gray Velodrome.

The NSW Metropolitan Junior Track Championships at Lidcombe gave our younger riders a chance to shine.

We presented the winners of the NSW Road Premiership – Eddie Salas and Sydney Uni Velo Club the club premiership,

And that’s the year that was…

51 LIFE MEMBERS

Life membership is the highest honour that Cycling Federation Inc. can offer. It is with pride that we publish the list of recipients who have been so honoured.

YEAR MEMBER YEAR MEMBER

1926 Mr J. B. Holdsworthy (D) 1974 Mr R. Wolstenholme (D) Mr D. Craig (D) 1975 Mrs J. Knight (D) Mr J. Firkin (D) 1977 Mr H. Summers (D) Mr F. H. Kaltenbach (D) 1978 Mr S. Drew (D) 1932 Mr J. C. Paris (D) Mr A. Stewart (D) 1979 Mr E. Fuller (D) Mr R. Webber (D) 1980 Mr L. Hall (D) Mr G. Langtry (D) 1981 Mr H. Johnson (D) 1935 Mr H. Potts (D) 1982 Mr J. Griffin (D) Mr J. Fogo (D) 1983 Mr R. P. Small (D) Mr K. McDonald 1984 Mr M. B. Dawson 1936 Mr H. B. Smith (D) 1985 Mr A. E. Teideman (D) 1937 Mr C. Burness (D) 1986 Mr R. G. Godkin OAM 1939 Mr H. P. Summers (D) 1987 Mr E. S. Scalley (D) Mr H. K. Maxwell (D) 1988 Mr F. H. Millwood 1940 Mr G. L. Walcott (D) Mr G. Ingram (D) 1989 Mr N. L. Sargent 1941 Mr R. C. Swinbourne (D) 1991 Mr H. Townsend (D) 1944 Mr F. B. Hind (D) 1993 Mr P. N. Bates 1945 Mr E. L. Gray (D 1999 Mr R. Peek Mr R. E. Foster (D) 2000 Mr A. Fulcher MBE 1949 Mr F. Kenny (D 2002 Mr D. Holland 1950 Mr W. J. Young (D) 2003 Mr A. Donnelly (D) Mr G. Gurney (D) 2004 Mrs B. Wyles 1954 Mr N. G. Stone (D) 2005 Mr R. G. Bates 1958 Mr N. Galvin (D) 2008 Mr G. Dawson 1959 Mr G. Brown (D) 2010 Mr G. Sutton OA 1960 Mr C. N. Mannins (D) 2013 Mr J. Beatty (D) 1962 Mr R. Sanberg (D) 2015 Mr P. Robinson 1963 Mr G. F. Moore (D) Mr T. Mathieson 1965 Mr C. Heathcote (D) 2016 Mr R. Hayter 1971 Mr K. Wilson Mr B. Mills Mr G. Pemberton 1972 Mr J. Ferguson (D) 1973 Mr M. Marsh (D) // STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS STATE //

LIFE MEMBERS – EX LEAGUE OF WHEELMEN

Mr K. Allen (D) Mr R. C. Swimbordne (D) Mr R. Williams (D) Mr M. Mcginty Mr H. Vincin (D) Mr G. S. Jurotte(D) Mr L. Sullivan (D) Mr S. Freshwater Mr R. Ryan (D) Mr R. J. Burns (D) Mr J. Walsh (D) Mr V. Young (D) Mr K. McMaugh (D) Mr N. Payne

MEDAL OF MERIT – 50 YEARS SERVICE

YEAR MEMBER YEAR MEMBER

1963 Mr R. Webber (D) 1992 Mr C. Bazzano (D) 1965 Mr H. P. Summers (D) 1998 Mr A. Donnelly (D) 1970 Mr W. J. Young AM, MBE (D) 2001 Mrs S. Heathcote 1972 Mr C. Burness (D) 2004 Mr R. Small (D)

Mr F. B. Hind (D) Mr J. Ferguson (D) INTRODUCTION AND REPORTS FINANCIAL // REPORT YEARBOOK // 1973 Mr Gurney (D) Mr J. Beer Mr N. Sargent 1984 Mr G. F. Moore (D) 2011 Mr R. Peek 1989 Mr Wolstenholme (D) 1991 Mr H. Summers (D)

MERITORIOUS MEDAL – COMPETITON

YEAR MEMBER YEAR MEMBER

1992 Mr L. Cox OAM (D) 2003 Mr S. Eadie Mr G. Sutton OAM Mr B. McGee OAM Mr K. Nichols OAM 2004 Mr G. Brown OAM Mr S. McGlede Mr S. Wooldridge OAM Mrs K. Shannon 2015 Mr K. Oliver 1993 Mr D. Gray (D)

OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION TO CYCLING AWARD

YEAR MEMBER YEAR MEMBER

2006 Mr J. Bundy 2015 Mr H. Grimshaw

53 HONOUR ROLL

YEAR PRESIDENT CHAIRMAN OF COUNCIL SECRETARY

1882–83 Mr J. Martin Mr J. B. Holdsworth Mr A. S. Jones 1883–84 Mr F. Bladen 1884–85 Mr G. Moore 1885–86 Mr G. Moore Records of President and Chairman of the Council not held 1886–87 Mr G. Moore for the years 1883–84 to 1900. 1887–88 Mr G. Moore 1888–89 Mr G. Moore 1889–90 Mr G. Moore 1900–02 Mr W. George Mr J. B. Holdsworth Mr P. Lees 1902–16 Mr W. George Mr J. B. Holdsworth Mr G. Liggins 1916–20 Mr A. Edward Mr J. B. Holdsworth Mr T. O'Halloran 1920–23 Mr J. B. Holdsworth Mr J. B. Holdsworth Mr N. Taggart 1923–25 Mr J. B. Holdsworth Mr J. B. Holdsworth Mr H. Maxwell 1925–27 Mr J. B. Holdsworth Mr J. B. Holdsworth Mr F. Kaltenbach 1927–30 Mr J. B. Holdsworth Mr J. B. Holdsworth Mr H. Maxwell 1930–31 Mr J. B. Holdsworth Mr J. Firkin Mr H. Maxwell 1931–36 Mr J. Firkin Mr J. Firkin Mr H. Maxwell 1936–37 Mr J. Firkin Mr E. Perry Mr J. Schafer 1937–38 Mr F. Kaltenbach Mr E. Perry Mr R. Swinbourne 1938–41 Mr A. Stewart Mr H. P. Summers Mr R. Swinbourne 1941–44 Mr H. P. Summers Mr H. P. Summers Mr W. J. Young 1944–45 Mr H. P. Summers Mr F. Kaltenbach Mr L. M. Brown 1945–46 Mr H. P. Summers Mr A. Adams Mr F. Kaltenbach 1946–47 Mr H. P. Summers Mr N. Galvin Mr F. Kaltenbach 1947–48 Mr H. P. Summers Mr H. P. Summers Mr W. O'Brien 1948–49 Mr N. Stone Mr H. P. Summers Mr W. J. Young 1949–53 Mr H. P. Summers Mr H. P. Summers Mr W. J. Young 1953–54 Mr G. J. Clarke Mr H. P. Summers Mr W. J. Young 1954–57 Mr J. Dwyer Mr H. P. Summers Mr W. J. Young 1957–58 Mr J. Dwyer Mr H. P. Summers Mr N. Stone 1958–60 Mr J. Dwyer Mr W. J. Young Mr G. F. Moore 1960–68 Mr J. Dwyer Mr W. J. Young Mr C. N. Manins 1968–69 Mr W. J. Young MBE Mr W. J. Young MBE Mr C. N. Manins 1969–71 Mr W. J. Young MBE Mr W. J. Young MBE Mr R. A. Sandberg 1971–73 Mr W. J. Young MBE Mr W. J. Young MBE Mr M. M. Marsh 1973–74 Mr W. J. Young MBE Mr W. J. Young MBE Mr J. Ferguson 1974–75 Mr E. S. Scalley Mr E. S. Scalley Mr D. Greenaway 1975–80 Mr E. S. Scalley Mr E. S. Scalley Mrs F. Rampling 1980–85 Mr R. G. Godkin Mr R. G. Godkin Mr A. E. Teideman 1985–89 Mr A. F. Fulcher MBE Mr A. F. Fulcher MBE Mr A. E. Teideman // STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS STATE //

Late in 1988 the Federation appointed an Executive Director as the first full-time officer who commenced duties in January 1989. The structure of the Federation changed in March 1990, the Secretary and Treasurer being phased out and a Management Committee of President and six Vice Presidents elected at the 1990 Annual General Meeting in May.

VICE PRESIDENT YEAR PRESIDENT EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR FINANCE 1989–93 Mr A. Fulcher MBE Mr G. M. Brown Mr G. Nelson (01/89–06/90) 1993–94 Mr A. Fulcher MBE Mr G. M. Brown (to 12/93) Mr K. J. Ruffels (to 02/94) Mr R. Bates (from 12/93) 1994–95 Mr A. Fulcher MBE Mr R. Bates Mr A. White (from 06/94) 1995–96 Mr A. Fulcher MBE Mr R. Bates Mr A. White (to 05/95) Mr C. White (08/95–12/95) 1996–98 Mr A. Fulcher MBE Mr R. Bates Mr A. Fulcher MBE 1998–99 Mr A. Fulcher MBE – Mr A. Fulcher MBE 1999–00 Mr A. Fulcher MBE – –

YEAR PRESIDENT ADMIN. MANAGER STATE MANAGER INTRODUCTION AND REPORTS FINANCIAL // REPORT YEARBOOK //

2000–04 Mr R. Bates Mr K. L Young Mr T. Skulander 2004–05 Mr A. Fulcher MBE Mr K. L Young (to 11/05) Mr T. Skulander (to 02/06) (to 01/95) Mr N. Sargent (acting 01/05–04/05) CHIEF EXECUTIVE YEAR PRESIDENT ADMIN. MANAGER OFFICER 2005–09 Mr K. Ruffels – Mr K. Young

On 11th December 2009, CNSW adopted a new contemporary sports constitution which provides for director positions.

YEAR PRESIDENT/CHAIRMAN CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

2009–12 Mr A. Green Mr K. Young 2013–15 Mr A Green (to 05/15) Mr K. Young (to 07/05) Mr P. Ayres (from 08/05) 2015–16 Mr P. Beaumont (from 05/15) Mr P. Ayres

55 YEAR VICE PRESIDENTS YEAR VICE PRESIDENTS

1989–93 Mr P. Bates 2004–05 Mr N. Sargent Mr R. Peek Mr R. Fulcher Mr R. Small Mr J. Barrett Mr W. Taylor Mr B. Mills Mr A. Teideman Mr G. Vigar 1993–94 Mr C. Wilson Mr R. Peek Mr R. Peek 2005–06 Mr N. Sargent Mrs G. Cridland Mr J. Barrett Mr W. Taylor Mr S. Dixon Mr A. Teideman Mr B. Mills Mr G. Brown Mr M. O’Reilly 1994–96 Mr C. Wilson Mr R. Peek Mr R. Peek Mr G. Vigar (to 06/05) Mrs G. Cridland 2006–07 Mr J. Barrett Mr G. Brown Mrs H. Vella Mr A. Teideman Mr R. Peek 1996–98 Mr C. Wilson Mr B. Mills Mr R. Peek Mr N. Sargent (to 10/06) Mrs G. Cridland Mr M. O’Reilly (to 02/07) Mr B. Payne Mr J. Jones (from 02/07) Mr A. Teideman 2007–08 Mr J. Jones 1998–99 Mr S. Brooks Mrs H. Vella Mr R. Peek Mr R. Peek Mrs G. Cridland Mr B. Mills Mr K. Shugg Mr P. Melville Mr N. Sargent 2008–09 Mr J. Jones Mr B. Mills Mr P. Melville 1999–00 Mr S. Brooks Mr R. Peek Mr R. Peek Mr B. Mills Mrs G. Cridland Mrs H. Vella (to 12/11) Mr K. Shugg Mr N. Sargent Mr B. Mills Mr B. McLean 2000–02 Mr N. Sargent Mr B. Mclean Mrs G. Cridland Mr B. Mills Mr B. McLauglin Mr R. Peek 2002–03 Mr N. Sargent Mr R. Fulcher Mrs G. Cridland Mr R. Harding Mr B. McLauglin Mr R. Peek 2003–04 Mr N. Sargent Mr R. Fulcher Mr J. Barrett Mr B. Mills Mr B. McLauglin Mr R. Peek 2017 Mr C. Chapman YEAR DIRECTORS Mr G. Vigar 2009 Mr G. Jones Mr R. Turner (to 06/17) Mr J. Moloney Mr N. Rees Mr R. Peek Mr A. Fisher (to 05/17) // STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS STATE // Mr G. Law Mr G. Scott (from 05/17) Ms J. Bogue 2010 Mr J. Moloney Mr J. Vickers Mr B. Mills Mr K. Ruffles Mr P. Melville Mr G. Jones (to 08/10) YEAR RACE SECRETARY 2011 Mr J. Moloney Mr B. Mills 1970–73 Mr E. Fuller Mr P. Melville Mr J. Jones 1973–75 Mrs F. Rampling 2012 Mr J. Moloney 1975–78 Mrs L. Liney Mr B. Mills 1978–79 Mrs J. Kerr Mr P. Melville 1979–80 Mrs F. Rampling Mr J. Jones (to 08/12) 1980–82 Mrs J. Denham Mr R. Godkin 1982–85 Mrs B. Biddle Mr N. Rees Mr P. Beaumont 1985–86 Mrs M. Shannon (to 12/85) 2013 Mr J. Moloney Mr B. Mills Mr P. Melville (to 07/05) Mr P. Beaumont Mr R. Godkin INTRODUCTION AND REPORTS FINANCIAL // REPORT YEARBOOK // Mr N. Rees 2014 Mr J. Moloney Mr B. Mills (to 13/05) Mr M. O’Reilly (from 14/05) Mr P. Beaumont Mr R. Godkin (to 13/05) Mr N. Rees Ms R. Jones (from 14/05) Ms J. Bogue (from 11/02) 2015 Mr J. Moloney Mr M. O’Reilly (to 09/15) Mr N. Rees Ms R. Jones Ms J. Bogue Mr A. Fisher 2016 Mr J. Moloney (to 10/05) Mr T. Lally (to 10/05) Mr N. Rees Ms R. Jones (to 10/05) Ms J. Bogue Mr A. Fisher Mr C. Chapman (from 10/05) Mr G. Vigar (from 10/05) Mr R. Turner (from 10/05)

57 YEAR ASSISTANCE SECRETARY HANDICAPPER TREASURER

1882–83 Mr H. Robinson Mr R. Bladen Mr G. Richardson Mr R. Shute 1883–87 – Mr R. Shute – 1887–93 – Mr R. Shute – 1893–94 – Mr S. Wyatt – 1904–07 – Mr P. Wotton – 1907–08 – Mr J. Meagher – 1908–11 – Mr C. Goatley – 1911–12 Mr S. Burtenshaw Mr A. Stewart Mr H. Watson 1912–13 Mr S. Burtenshaw Mr J. Firkin Mr H. Watson 1913–16 Mr S. Burtenshaw – – 1916–17 Mr S. Burtenshaw Mr C. Goatley Mr H. Smith 1917–20 Mr S. Burtenshaw Mr W. Winton Mr H. Smith 1920–21 Mr R. Swinbourne Mr H. Bunyan Mr H. Smith 1921–23 Mr R. Swinbourne Mr H. Bunyan Mr N. Bennett 1923–25 Mr R. Swinbourne Mr H. Bunyan Mr C. Jentsch 1925–26 Mr G. Langtry Mr P. Cullen Mr L. Palmer 1926–27 Mr J. Jarratt Mr F. Hind Mr H. Maxwell 1927–28 Mr R. Swinbourne Mr R. Swinbourne Mr F. Kaltenbach 1928–29 Mr R. Swinbourne Mr J. Jarratt Mr H. Gazzard 1929–30 Mr R. Swinbourne Mr G. Langtry Mr R. Swinbourne 1930–31 Mr R. Swinbourne Mr G. Langtry Mr R. Swinbourne 1931–32 Mr R. Swinbourne Mr J. Jarratt Mr R. Swinbourne 1932–36 Mr R. Swinbourne Mr J. Jarratt Mr E. A. Perry 1936–37 Mr D. Robinson Mr G. R. Walcott Mr E. A. Perry 1937–38 Mr J. Schafer Mr J. Jarratt Mr C. Wright 1938–39 Mr W. Young Mr J. Jarratt Mr C. Wright 1939–40 Mr W. Young Mr N. Mahoney Mr C. Wright 1940–41 Mr W. Young Mr F. Hind Mr C. Wright 1941–44 Mr D. Pryke Mr F. Hind Mr L. Brown 1944–45 Mr A. Smith Mr G. R. Walcott Mr F. Kenny Mr S. Worth Mr W. Herrington 1945–46 Mr S. Howorth Mr G. R. Walcott Mr F. Kenny 1946–47 Mr G. Taylor Mr G. R. Walcott Mr J. Jarratt 1947–48 Mr S. Howorth Mr G. R. Walcott Mr J. Ferguson 1948–52 Mr W. O'Brien Mr N. Galvin Mr N. Stone 1952–54 Mr R. Sandberg Mr N. Galvin Mr N. Stone 1954–55 Mr N. Galvin Mr R. Mills Mr N. Stone 1955–56 Mr N. Galvin Mr R. Mills Mr N. Stone 1956–57 Mr N. Galvin Mr G. Clarke Mr N. Stone 1957–58 Mr N. Galvin Mr J. Ferguson Mr G. Clarke 1958–60 Mr M. Jones Mr J. Ferguson Mr E. Duggan 1960–61 Mr G. Bonham Mr J. Ferguson Mr E. Duggan 1961–62 Mr G. Bonham Mr J. Ferguson Mr G. F. Moore 1962–63 Mr J. Ferguson Mr M. Marsh Mr K. Wilson 1963–65 Mr B. Templeman Mr M. Marsh Mr K. Wilson Mr G. F. Moore YEAR ASSISTANCE SECRETARY HANDICAPPER TREASURER

1965–66 Mr W. Bates Mr M. Marsh Mr K. Wilson 1966–68 Mr R. Rumsey Mr M. Marsh Mr K. Wilson

1968–69 Mr E. Fuller (to 06/68) Mr M. Marsh Mr K. Wilson CHAMPIONSHIPS STATE // Mr W. Winterbottom (to 07/68) Mr R. Rumsey (from 07/68) 1969–71 Mr J. Ferguson Mr M. Marsh Mr K. Wilson 1971–72 Mr J. Ferguson Mr E. S. Scully Mr K. Wilson 1972–73 Mr J. Ferguson Mr A. Windon (04/72–01/73) Mr K. Wilson Mr M. Marsh (from 02/73) 1973–74 Mr D. Greenway Mr M. Marsh Mr L. Hartshorne 1974–75 Mr P. Bates Mr A. McGrath Mr E. Fuller 1975–76 Mrs C. Bates Mr A. McGrath Mr E. Fuller 1976–78 Mrs C. Bates Mr R. Sandberg Mr E. Fuller 1978–80 Mr A. E. Teideman Mr P. Bates Mr E. Fuller 1980–81 Mrs M. Balmer Mr P. Bates Mr E. Fuller

ASSISTANCE ASSISTANCE YEAR HANDICAPPER TREASURER SECRETARY HANDICAPPER 1981–82 Mrs M. Balmer Mr P. Bates Mrs J. Kerr Mrs F. Rampling 1982–83 Mrs M. Balmer Mrs J. Kerr Mr B. Robins Mrs F. Rampling 1983–86 Mrs M. Balmer Mr M. Shannon Mr B. Robins Mrs F. Rampling

1986–87 Mrs M. Balmer Mr M. Shannon Mr B. Robins Mr G. M. Brown INTRODUCTION AND REPORTS FINANCIAL // REPORT YEARBOOK // (to 10/86) Mr A. Windon (from 11/86) 1987–88 Mrs M. Balmer Mr M. Shannon Mr A. Windon Mr G. M. Brown 1988–89 Mrs M. Balmer Mr D. Holland Mr A. Windon Mr G. M. Brown (to 10/88) Mr W. Taylor (from 10/88) 1989–92 – Mr D. Holland Mr W. Taylor – 1992–95 – Mr D. Holland Mr J. Lucas – 1995–01 – Mr D. Holland Mr B. Mills – 2001–02 – Mr D. Holland Mr B. Mills – (to 09/01) Mr D. Wallace 2002–03 – Mr B. Mills Mr R. Upton – 2003–04 – Mr D. Wallace Mr M. Peterson – 2004–05 – Mr M. Peterson Mr D. Wallace – 2005–06 – Mr M. Peterson Mr B. Hooker – 2006–07 – Mr D. Holland Mr D. Wallace – (to 04/07) 2007–08 – Mr D. Holland Mr P. Tomlinson – 2008–09 – Mr P. Tomlinson Mr B. Cottee – 2009–12 – Mr P. Tomlinson Mr B. O’Hagan – 2012–13 – Mr P. Tomlinson Mr B. O’Hagan – 2013–14 – Mr P. Tomlinson Mr B. O’Hagan – 2014–15 – Mr B. Mills – – 2015–16 – Mr M. O’Reilly Ms R. Sprouster – 2016-17 – Mr M. O’Reilly Ms R. Sprouster Mr. T. Dawson

59 CYCLING NSW AFFILIATED CLUBS

CLUB PRESIDENT SECRETARY

Armidale CC Mark Bullen Wilfried Keller ATTA NSW Brad Craft Brad Craft Sports CC Craig Moiler Vacant Ballina BC Kasey Clark Cameron Johnston Bathurst CC Mark Simons Elaine Ryan Bicisport Ian Grainger Cleo Higgins Bike North Tom Rubin Lyness Beavis Byron Bay CC Inc. Kumar Rajaratnam John Langler Camden CC David Hunt Sam Playford Caravello CC Mario Xuereb Domenico Caravello Central Coast CC Brendan Marshall Vishnu Roy Coffs Harbour CC Matt Everett Kerry Westwood Cootamundra CC Mark Loiterton Stephen Doidge Dubbo CC Matthew Gilbert Jason Canobie Dulwich Hill BC Simon Sharwood Paul Mayson Eastern Suburbs CC Colin Iremonger Rupert Guinness Eurobodalla CC Les Roberts-Thomson Ruth Nelson Giant Cycling Club Sydney Paul Fraser Jonathon Larkin Goulburn CC Adam Lambert Chris Berry Grafton CC Paul O'Connor Nigel Blake Griffith CC Craig Tilston Sarah Trotter Gunnedah CTC Kevin Sheridan Ashleigh Burns Harlequin Wheelmen Jon Leighton David Roggiero Hunter District CC Keith Harris Owen Scott Hunter Valley Masters CC Sherrie Prossalentis Sherrie Prossalentis Illawarra CC Phil Jones Terry Wall Inverell Cycle Club Michael Hoynes Denise Horwood Jindabyne CC Steven Gilmore Allison Lane LaneCoVelo Ingrid Ralph Peter Mayall Lidcombe Auburn CC David Hutchinson Jenn Madz Macksville CC Kirstie Neale Colin Mackinson Manly Warringah CC Mitchell Dixon Peter Reynolds Manning Valley CC Inc. Michael Cross Peter McKay Marconi CC Greg Deale Brad Hooker Moree Services CTC Vacant Lucy Shorter Mudgee CC David Payne Nicolette Karskens Muswellbrook CC Bret Jones Michael Pratley Narrendera B.U.G Barry Morrice Phil Beaumont Newcastle CC Steve Brown Michael Flynn Northern Sydney CC George Mouhayet Mathew Garon // STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS STATE //

CLUB PRESIDENT SECRETARY

North Western Sydney CC Adam Fahey Peter Chadwick Nowra Velo Club Michael Thompson Doug Holland Orange CTC Mitchell Bland Lea Dally Parklife CC Shane Deering Kieran Woo Parramatta CC Paul McDonald Rob Bates Peloton Sports Inc. John Gee Penelope Rowbotham Penrith CC Brian Bonham Rob Hacker Port Macquarie CC Trevor Dickson Alisha Bank Randwick Botany CC David Jackson Sue Henry Rapha CC - Sydney Bob Barrett Jacqui Yep Southern Cross CC Chris Ludlam Anna-Marie Haswell Southern Highlands CC Zach Hulm Vacant St George B.U.G. Kathy Quirk Jo Young St George CC Phil Bates AM Jeff Barrett

Sutherland Shire CC Emily Hanekroot Troy Menyweather INTRODUCTION AND REPORTS FINANCIAL // REPORT YEARBOOK // Sydney CC Francis Bailey Robert Brodie Sydney Uni Velo Club Andrew Duggan Evan Stilwell Tamworth CC Melinda McDonald Warren Clark Tolland CC Barry O'Hagen Daniel Addison Wagga Wagga CC Jeff Windsor Stephen McMullen Waratah Masters CC Ian Jackson Paul Regattieri Warrumbungle Wheelers Max Estens Sam Clifton Western Plains Cycling Club Jack Cooper Barbara Jackson Western Sydney Cycle Network Joseph Farrugia Garry Napper

61 MEMBERSHIP TRENDS

total members race members recreational members 10,000

8,800 9,003 9,000 8,836 8,270 8,306 8,111 8,000 7,464

7,000 6,669 6,442

6,000 5,672

5,000

4,000

3,000

2,000

1,000

0 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

Please note: From 2014 membership numbers will be declared as at 30 September which is the final date for the effective sale of memberships for the calendar year. These figures were previously reported as at 31 December and therefore included a number of members taking out memberships for the following year.

MEMBERSHIP BY GENDER

2016 2017

18% 19%

82% 81%

Female Male MEMBERSHIP BY TYPE CHAMPIONSHIPS STATE //

2016 2% 2017 3%

39% 41%

59% 56%

Recreational Race Non Riding INTRODUCTION AND REPORTS FINANCIAL // REPORT YEARBOOK //

RACE MEMBERSHIP BY AGE

2016 2017

14% 14%

71.5% 14.5% 71% 15%

Elite & U23 JNR U19 & Below Masters, Regional & Para

63 CYCLING NSW MEMBERSHIP BY CLUB

2017 CYCLING NSW MEMBERSHIP BY NUMBERS

TOTALS 2017 vs Unknown NON- 2016 2017 U9 U11 U13 U15 U17 U19 U23 ELITE M1 M2 M3 M4 M5 M6 M7 M8 M9 M10 RACING RIDE 2016 Age Cat RIDING

Armidale CC 2 71 73 0 0 0 1 8 5 5 2 4 5 8 8 12 5 6 1 3 0 0 0 62 11 ATTA NSW 13 24 37 4 5 9 8 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 4 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 29 8 Bankstown Sports CC -11 92 81 7 11 5 5 6 2 0 6 3 0 7 3 7 9 4 1 4 1 0 7 60 14 Bathurst CC -42 227 185 11 9 5 6 4 5 5 10 3 11 14 22 28 22 14 12 3 1 0 10 126 49 Bicisport -6 78 72 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 1 5 7 9 15 12 10 2 5 0 0 9 53 10 Bike North 2 102 104 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 5 3 8 17 13 18 15 16 3 1 0 0 2 102 Byron Bay CC -1 52 51 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 2 3 6 9 4 5 7 5 5 1 0 1 25 25 Caravello CC -8 30 22 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 4 6 3 1 1 3 0 0 17 5 Central Coast CC -12 255 243 2 5 10 9 8 6 8 8 11 15 34 37 32 28 12 12 6 0 0 10 200 29 Cessnock CC 0 20 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 2 1 3 2 6 1 1 2 0 2 18 0 Coast Velo Club -6 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Coffs Harbour CC -24 162 138 2 3 7 11 8 3 6 3 4 9 15 27 13 8 7 6 3 3 0 7 103 28 Cootamundra CC -11 49 38 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 2 2 1 1 5 11 6 5 0 3 0 0 3 17 18 Cycling NSW 374 598 972 3 7 9 6 10 9 15 51 67 89 153 173 134 101 72 31 17 2 0 59 17 873 Dubbo CC 11 139 150 21 9 10 8 2 1 3 6 11 9 20 17 12 8 5 4 2 2 0 9 101 40 Dubbo Numnuts 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Dulwich Hill BC -28 476 448 6 5 7 6 3 4 5 29 42 51 63 77 68 49 16 13 1 3 0 1 112 332 Eastern Suburbs CC -16 146 130 2 7 1 0 0 2 3 3 3 12 14 19 26 24 7 4 2 1 0 1 64 65 Eurobodalla CC 2 34 36 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 0 1 1 5 6 7 4 5 0 2 0 0 17 19 Giant Cycling Club -1 56 55 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 7 8 13 7 7 7 1 0 0 1 0 2 0 22 33 Sydney Goulburn CC -18 102 84 0 2 1 2 3 3 3 2 6 6 11 13 15 9 4 3 0 1 0 4 71 9 Grafton CC 3 63 66 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 7 5 5 2 8 9 10 4 9 2 1 0 1 57 8 Griffith CC -13 105 92 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 3 2 2 15 10 21 17 14 4 0 1 0 9 58 25 Gunnedah CTC -7 16 9 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 6 3 Harlequin Wheelman 8 23 31 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 6 11 8 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 22 9 Hunter District CC -18 289 271 2 6 6 3 11 18 8 13 35 33 30 47 29 12 11 6 0 1 0 5 238 25 Hunter Valley Masters 7 97 104 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 4 6 17 20 21 17 8 5 2 0 3 92 9 CC Illawarra CC -16 225 209 5 4 8 7 11 6 4 8 4 16 21 46 27 19 11 4 4 4 0 6 156 44 Inverell CC -6 26 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 5 3 5 2 1 1 0 0 0 2 13 5 Jindabyne CC 7 10 17 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 2 7 0 3 2 0 0 0 0 1 6 10 Kooragang Open CC 15 122 137 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 18 6 12 13 26 17 14 6 4 2 4 0 7 125 5 Lane CoVelo 1 48 49 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 8 3 8 7 7 7 2 0 0 2 0 1 48 Lidcombe Auburn CC -52 378 326 7 12 11 11 11 5 6 9 10 36 46 54 46 27 21 7 6 1 0 7 187 131 Macarthur Collegians 8 64 72 0 0 1 1 5 1 4 5 8 6 10 6 9 8 3 1 3 1 0 2 56 14 CC Macksville CC 1 31 32 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 2 2 2 1 6 4 5 5 1 0 1 0 1 28 3 Manly Warringah CC -8 380 372 2 0 0 2 4 2 6 9 37 52 76 67 59 33 14 8 1 0 0 2 241 129 CYCLING NSW MEMBERSHIP BY CLUB

2017 CYCLING NSW MEMBERSHIP BY NUMBERS // STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS STATE //

2017 vs Unknown NON- 2016 2017 U9 U11 U13 U15 U17 U19 U23 ELITE M1 M2 M3 M4 M5 M6 M7 M8 M9 M10 RACING RIDE 2016 Age Cat RIDING

Armidale CC 2 71 73 0 0 0 1 8 5 5 2 4 5 8 8 12 5 6 1 3 0 0 0 62 11 ATTA NSW 13 24 37 4 5 9 8 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 4 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 29 8 Bankstown Sports CC -11 92 81 7 11 5 5 6 2 0 6 3 0 7 3 7 9 4 1 4 1 0 7 60 14 Bathurst CC -42 227 185 11 9 5 6 4 5 5 10 3 11 14 22 28 22 14 12 3 1 0 10 126 49 Bicisport -6 78 72 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 1 5 7 9 15 12 10 2 5 0 0 9 53 10 Bike North 2 102 104 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 5 3 8 17 13 18 15 16 3 1 0 0 2 102 Byron Bay CC -1 52 51 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 2 3 6 9 4 5 7 5 5 1 0 1 25 25 Caravello CC -8 30 22 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 4 6 3 1 1 3 0 0 17 5 Central Coast CC -12 255 243 2 5 10 9 8 6 8 8 11 15 34 37 32 28 12 12 6 0 0 10 200 29 Cessnock CC 0 20 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 2 1 3 2 6 1 1 2 0 2 18 0 Coast Velo Club -6 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Coffs Harbour CC -24 162 138 2 3 7 11 8 3 6 3 4 9 15 27 13 8 7 6 3 3 0 7 103 28 Cootamundra CC -11 49 38 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 2 2 1 1 5 11 6 5 0 3 0 0 3 17 18 Cycling NSW 374 598 972 3 7 9 6 10 9 15 51 67 89 153 173 134 101 72 31 17 2 0 59 17 873 Dubbo CC 11 139 150 21 9 10 8 2 1 3 6 11 9 20 17 12 8 5 4 2 2 0 9 101 40 INTRODUCTION AND REPORTS FINANCIAL // REPORT YEARBOOK // Dubbo Numnuts 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Dulwich Hill BC -28 476 448 6 5 7 6 3 4 5 29 42 51 63 77 68 49 16 13 1 3 0 1 112 332 Eastern Suburbs CC -16 146 130 2 7 1 0 0 2 3 3 3 12 14 19 26 24 7 4 2 1 0 1 64 65 Eurobodalla CC 2 34 36 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 0 1 1 5 6 7 4 5 0 2 0 0 17 19 Giant Cycling Club -1 56 55 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 7 8 13 7 7 7 1 0 0 1 0 2 0 22 33 Sydney Goulburn CC -18 102 84 0 2 1 2 3 3 3 2 6 6 11 13 15 9 4 3 0 1 0 4 71 9 Grafton CC 3 63 66 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 7 5 5 2 8 9 10 4 9 2 1 0 1 57 8 Griffith CC -13 105 92 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 3 2 2 15 10 21 17 14 4 0 1 0 9 58 25 Gunnedah CTC -7 16 9 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 6 3 Harlequin Wheelman 8 23 31 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 6 11 8 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 22 9 Hunter District CC -18 289 271 2 6 6 3 11 18 8 13 35 33 30 47 29 12 11 6 0 1 0 5 238 25 Hunter Valley Masters 7 97 104 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 4 6 17 20 21 17 8 5 2 0 3 92 9 CC Illawarra CC -16 225 209 5 4 8 7 11 6 4 8 4 16 21 46 27 19 11 4 4 4 0 6 156 44 Inverell CC -6 26 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 5 3 5 2 1 1 0 0 0 2 13 5 Jindabyne CC 7 10 17 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 2 7 0 3 2 0 0 0 0 1 6 10 Kooragang Open CC 15 122 137 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 18 6 12 13 26 17 14 6 4 2 4 0 7 125 5 Lane CoVelo 1 48 49 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 8 3 8 7 7 7 2 0 0 2 0 1 48 Lidcombe Auburn CC -52 378 326 7 12 11 11 11 5 6 9 10 36 46 54 46 27 21 7 6 1 0 7 187 131 Macarthur Collegians 8 64 72 0 0 1 1 5 1 4 5 8 6 10 6 9 8 3 1 3 1 0 2 56 14 CC Macksville CC 1 31 32 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 2 2 2 1 6 4 5 5 1 0 1 0 1 28 3 Manly Warringah CC -8 380 372 2 0 0 2 4 2 6 9 37 52 76 67 59 33 14 8 1 0 0 2 241 129

65 TOTALS 2017 vs Unknown NON- 2016 2017 U9 U11 U13 U15 U17 U19 U23 ELITE M1 M2 M3 M4 M5 M6 M7 M8 M9 M10 RACING RIDE 2016 Age Cat RIDING

Manning Valley CC 1 107 108 9 3 4 5 4 0 0 5 8 9 23 11 5 7 4 4 5 2 0 1 89 18 Marconi CC 13 74 87 0 2 0 3 1 3 2 6 3 9 16 19 8 7 3 5 0 0 0 2 75 10 Mudgee CC 0 39 39 3 9 5 5 3 0 1 0 0 1 3 1 5 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 8 31 Muswellbrook CC -10 35 25 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 5 6 4 0 2 0 0 0 2 13 10 NARBUG 0 4 4 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 4 Narrabri CTC -1 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 North Western Sydney -27 297 270 0 0 1 1 3 5 2 7 27 34 66 49 36 25 8 2 0 2 2 0 100 170 CC Northern Rivers CC -4 19 15 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 3 3 2 0 1 0 0 1 5 9 Northern Sydney CC -21 302 281 2 1 4 9 7 6 10 13 17 22 51 54 47 22 6 6 3 1 0 5 166 110 Nowra Velo Club -1 94 93 0 0 1 2 1 1 4 4 4 5 9 17 10 17 8 3 4 3 0 2 74 17 Orange CTC 2 131 133 15 14 14 4 1 0 0 4 3 10 14 19 12 13 5 3 1 1 0 1 79 53 Parklife CC N/A N/A 134 1 0 4 1 1 2 5 16 22 15 10 26 13 11 5 2 0 0 0 3 80 51 Parramatta CC -19 179 160 3 2 5 1 9 19 1 11 10 12 15 22 11 14 13 8 2 2 0 2 121 37 Peloton Sports -41 227 186 1 1 0 0 3 1 2 2 3 7 16 36 35 31 28 15 5 0 0 1 62 123 Penrith CC -24 256 232 6 6 6 3 7 7 5 7 16 23 36 26 25 24 14 8 9 4 0 5 199 28 Port Macquarie CC 31 91 122 3 7 4 5 7 5 4 5 6 10 12 16 10 8 7 10 3 0 0 9 85 28 Randwick Botany CC -7 296 289 3 3 5 5 6 4 3 13 18 25 41 58 39 30 21 10 3 2 0 6 209 74 Rapha CC - Sydney 64 23 87 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 15 16 20 11 15 5 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 61 26 Southern Cross CC 2 137 139 11 3 9 7 7 12 1 1 2 9 14 16 26 15 1 1 3 1 0 3 116 20 Southern Highlands -18 98 80 0 0 1 2 2 3 5 2 1 7 14 10 8 6 13 2 2 2 0 1 63 16 CC St George B.U.G. -8 20 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 5 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 12 St George CC -10 225 215 2 4 6 14 7 15 12 18 12 12 20 25 22 23 5 7 5 6 0 15 163 37 Sutherland Shire CC 18 188 206 1 1 2 0 1 2 5 10 21 25 45 31 20 13 16 6 4 3 0 3 152 51 Sydney CC -26 515 489 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 38 49 59 62 79 70 51 41 19 13 5 0 1 166 322 Sydney Uni Velo Club -18 277 259 0 1 0 0 1 0 10 57 33 48 36 27 28 12 5 1 0 0 0 1 166 92 Tamworth CC 18 81 99 0 1 1 3 3 1 1 10 7 9 17 20 10 4 3 2 6 1 0 2 58 39 Tolland CC 15 26 41 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 4 4 6 7 6 3 3 2 2 0 1 0 3 34 4 Triathlon NSW CC 0 9 9 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 2 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 Wagga Wagga CC 1 124 125 11 9 12 9 13 4 5 6 1 6 8 13 9 9 7 2 1 0 0 4 76 45 Waratah Masters CC -4 268 264 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 16 27 33 29 49 30 34 28 16 0 1 227 34 Warrumbungle -6 21 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 2 3 3 3 1 0 0 0 3 12 Wheelers Western Plains CC -19 24 5 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 5 Western Sydney CN -3 11 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 3 2 0 0 0 8 Wollongong Women's -11 36 25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 2 5 4 3 6 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 25 CC Total 169 8834 9003 149 154 177 171 191 177 183 481 571 819 1193 1415 1174 922 574 333 188 93 6 244 5075 3684 // STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS STATE //

2017 vs Unknown NON- 2016 2017 U9 U11 U13 U15 U17 U19 U23 ELITE M1 M2 M3 M4 M5 M6 M7 M8 M9 M10 RACING RIDE 2016 Age Cat RIDING

Manning Valley CC 1 107 108 9 3 4 5 4 0 0 5 8 9 23 11 5 7 4 4 5 2 0 1 89 18 Marconi CC 13 74 87 0 2 0 3 1 3 2 6 3 9 16 19 8 7 3 5 0 0 0 2 75 10 Mudgee CC 0 39 39 3 9 5 5 3 0 1 0 0 1 3 1 5 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 8 31 Muswellbrook CC -10 35 25 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 5 6 4 0 2 0 0 0 2 13 10 NARBUG 0 4 4 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 4 Narrabri CTC -1 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 North Western Sydney -27 297 270 0 0 1 1 3 5 2 7 27 34 66 49 36 25 8 2 0 2 2 0 100 170 CC Northern Rivers CC -4 19 15 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 3 3 2 0 1 0 0 1 5 9 Northern Sydney CC -21 302 281 2 1 4 9 7 6 10 13 17 22 51 54 47 22 6 6 3 1 0 5 166 110 Nowra Velo Club -1 94 93 0 0 1 2 1 1 4 4 4 5 9 17 10 17 8 3 4 3 0 2 74 17 Orange CTC 2 131 133 15 14 14 4 1 0 0 4 3 10 14 19 12 13 5 3 1 1 0 1 79 53 Parklife CC N/A N/A 134 1 0 4 1 1 2 5 16 22 15 10 26 13 11 5 2 0 0 0 3 80 51 Parramatta CC -19 179 160 3 2 5 1 9 19 1 11 10 12 15 22 11 14 13 8 2 2 0 2 121 37 Peloton Sports -41 227 186 1 1 0 0 3 1 2 2 3 7 16 36 35 31 28 15 5 0 0 1 62 123 Penrith CC -24 256 232 6 6 6 3 7 7 5 7 16 23 36 26 25 24 14 8 9 4 0 5 199 28 INTRODUCTION AND REPORTS FINANCIAL // REPORT YEARBOOK // Port Macquarie CC 31 91 122 3 7 4 5 7 5 4 5 6 10 12 16 10 8 7 10 3 0 0 9 85 28 Randwick Botany CC -7 296 289 3 3 5 5 6 4 3 13 18 25 41 58 39 30 21 10 3 2 0 6 209 74 Rapha CC - Sydney 64 23 87 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 15 16 20 11 15 5 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 61 26 Southern Cross CC 2 137 139 11 3 9 7 7 12 1 1 2 9 14 16 26 15 1 1 3 1 0 3 116 20 Southern Highlands -18 98 80 0 0 1 2 2 3 5 2 1 7 14 10 8 6 13 2 2 2 0 1 63 16 CC St George B.U.G. -8 20 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 5 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 12 St George CC -10 225 215 2 4 6 14 7 15 12 18 12 12 20 25 22 23 5 7 5 6 0 15 163 37 Sutherland Shire CC 18 188 206 1 1 2 0 1 2 5 10 21 25 45 31 20 13 16 6 4 3 0 3 152 51 Sydney CC -26 515 489 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 38 49 59 62 79 70 51 41 19 13 5 0 1 166 322 Sydney Uni Velo Club -18 277 259 0 1 0 0 1 0 10 57 33 48 36 27 28 12 5 1 0 0 0 1 166 92 Tamworth CC 18 81 99 0 1 1 3 3 1 1 10 7 9 17 20 10 4 3 2 6 1 0 2 58 39 Tolland CC 15 26 41 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 4 4 6 7 6 3 3 2 2 0 1 0 3 34 4 Triathlon NSW CC 0 9 9 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 2 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 Wagga Wagga CC 1 124 125 11 9 12 9 13 4 5 6 1 6 8 13 9 9 7 2 1 0 0 4 76 45 Waratah Masters CC -4 268 264 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 16 27 33 29 49 30 34 28 16 0 1 227 34 Warrumbungle -6 21 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 2 3 3 3 1 0 0 0 3 12 Wheelers Western Plains CC -19 24 5 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 5 Western Sydney CN -3 11 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 3 2 0 0 0 8 Wollongong Women's -11 36 25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 2 5 4 3 6 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 25 CC Total 169 8834 9003 149 154 177 171 191 177 183 481 571 819 1193 1415 1174 922 574 333 188 93 6 244 5075 3684

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2017 AUSTRALIAN TEAM

REPRESENTITIVES CHAMPIONSHIPS STATE //

WORLD TRACK TEAM

Nicholas Yallouris Ashlee Ankudinkoff Kaarle McCulloch

JUNIOR WORLD TRACK TEAM

Stephen Cuff

PARACYCLING WORLD TRACK CHAMPIONSHIPS

Simone Kennedy Amanda Reid Stephanie Fernandez Preiksa (Pilot) Dan Brent (Mechanic) INTRODUCTION AND REPORTS FINANCIAL // REPORT YEARBOOK // Toireasa Gallagher (Physiotherapist) Sonia McDonald (Carer) Trish Nickel (Carer)

WORLD ROAD TEAM Heinrich Haussler Robert Stannard Rachael Neylan Sarah Roy Mitchell Wright Bradley McGee (Coach –Elite Men) Wayne Nichols (Mechanic)

2016 WORLD CHAMPIONS

Nicholas Yallouris (Team Pursuit) Amanda Reid (Individual Pursuit & Scratch Race C2) Simone Kennedy (Individual Pursuit C3) Emillie Miller (Time Trial Road H1) Gavin White (MM45-54 team Sprint) Michael Smith (MM45-54 team Sprint) Gary Mandy (MM55-59 Team Sprint, Time Trial) David Willmott (MM55-59 Team Sprint) Geoff Stoker(MM55-59 Team Sprint, Sprint) Chris Murray (MM50-55 Time Trial, Sprint) Sally McKenna (WM 50-55 Time Trial, Sprint) Anna Whitten (WM 56-60 Time Trial, Sprint) Deborah Coulls (WM 50-55 Scratch Race, Points Race)

69 2017 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

TRACK

Individual Time Trial Scratch Race

Tyler Puzicha U1 Renee Covington WM4 Jason Farr MM3 Sally McKenna WM6 Gary Mandy MM6 Lise Benjamin WM7 David Willmott MM7 Darrell Wheeler MM9 Keith Oliver MM10 Points Renee Covington WM4 Ashlee Jones U15 Sally McKenna WM5 Kurt Eather U17 Anna Whitten WM6 Neil Arnold MM6 Lise Benjamin WM7 Ivan Colig MM7/8 Rosemary Hastings WM9 Keith Oliver MM10

Individual Pursuit Paracycling Kilo Time Trial Olivia Saunders U15 Gordon Allen C2 Ashlee Jones U17 Paul Parlett MM2 Kilo Gary Mandy MM6 Nick Yallouris Darrell Wheeler MM9 Keith Oliver MM10 Paracycling 500m Time Trial Sherrie – Ann Prossalentis WM4 Amanda Reid C2 Anna Whitten WM6 Gordon Allen C2 Rosemary Hastings WM9 Keirin Sprint / Derby Tyler Puzicha U15 Dylan Eather U15 Dylan Eather U15 Kurt Eather U17 Tyler Puzicha U15 Kaarle McCulloch Elite Jason Farr MM3 Geoff Stoker MM6 Team Sprint David Willmott MM7 U17 Men - Kurt Eather, John Trovas, Zac St Vincent Keith Oliver MM10 Renee Covington WM4 Sally McKenna WM6 Lise Benjamin WM7 // STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS STATE //

ROAD

Individual Time Trial Criterium Nicola McDonald U23 Dylan Eather U15 Caleb Ewan Elite Haylee Fuller U15 Kris Johnston MM1 Troy Hefross MM1 David Jackson MM6 Peter Milostic MM3 Keith Oliver MM10 Andrew East MM4 Emily Cunningham – WM1 John Horsburgh MM9 Simone Grounds WM3 Nadia Youhan WM2 Lynda Behan – WM5 Simone Grounds WM3 Lynda Beehan WM6 Gaye Lynn WM8 Gaye Lynn WM8 Emilie Miller H1 Grant Nikel H1 Karen Harvey H4 Gary Robinson T1 Stuart Jones T2

Amanda Reid C2 INTRODUCTION AND REPORTS FINANCIAL // REPORT YEARBOOK // Simone Kennedy C3 Kyle Bridgwood C4

Road Race Haylee Fuller U15 Kurt Eather U17 Mitchell Wright U19 Samuel Jenner U23 Troy Hefross MM1 Peter Milotic MM3 Trevor Hyde MM7 Simone Grounds WM3 Emile Miller H1 Amanda Reid C2

71 2017 CYCLIST OF THE YEAR AWARDS

MAJOR AWARD WINNERS

AWARD RECIPIENT CLUB

Junior Rider of Year Kurt Eather Dubbo CC Senior Rider of the Year Nicholas Yallouris St George CC Roadman of the Year Jesse Coyle Sydney Uni Velo Roadwoman of the Year Angela Smith Peleton Sports U23 Roadman of the Year Tristran Ward Sutherland CC Masters Rider of the Year Sally McKenna Hunter District Masters Roadman of the Year Eddie Salas Penrith CC Road Premiership – Club – Sydney Uni Velo Championship Club – St George CC

AGE CATEGORY WINNERS

AWARD RECIPIENT CLUB

Under 17 Men Cyclist of the Year Kurt Eather Dubbo CC Under 17 Women Cyclist of the Year Ashlee Jones Parklife CC Absent Under 15 Men Cyclist of the Year Dylan Eather Dubbo CC Under 15 Women Cyclist of the Year Tyler Puzicha Bathurst CC

Under 13 Boys Cyclist of the Year Benjamin Anderso Orange CC

Under 13 Girls Cyclist of the Year Liliya Tatarinoff Central Coast CC Under 11 Boys Cyclist of the Year Liam Goltman Lidcombe Auburn CC Under 11 Girls Cyclist of the Year Anna Dubier Lidcombe Auburn CC Under 9 Boys Cyclist of the Year Gabriel Jakobsen Illawarra CC Tom Russell Dubbo CC Under 9 Girls Cyclist of the Year Charlotte Mahon ATTA NSW Ella Mann Dubbo CC Cyclist of the Year Elite Men Nicholas Yallouris St George CC Cyclist of the Year Elite Women Kaarle McCulloch St George CC Under 19 Men Cyclist of the Year Stephen Cuff Penrith CC

U19 Women Cyclist of the Year St George CC Selina Ho Masters Men 30-34 Cyclist of the Year Johnathan Millington Hunter District CC Masters Women 30-34 Cyclist of the Year Kate Spicer Warrumbungle Wheelers CC Masters Men 35-39 Cyclist of the Year Christopher Miller Sydney Uni Velo Club Masters Women 35-39 Cyclist of the Year Caroline Robertson Coffs Harbour CC // STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS STATE //

AWARD RECIPIENT CLUB

Masters Men 35-39 Cyclist of the Year Paul Parlett Goulburn CC Masters Women 40-44 Cyclist of the Year Simone Grounds Dubbo CC Masters Men 40-44 Cyclist of the Year Ben Neppl Hunter District CC Masters Women 45-49 Cyclist of the Year Renee Covington Illawarra CC Masters Men 45-49 Cyclist of the Year Matthew Glanville Randwick Botany CC Masters Women 50-54 Cyclist of the Year Sally McKenna Hunter Valley Masters CC Masters Men 50-54 Cyclist of the Year Chris Murray Randwick Botany CC Masters Women 55-59 Cyclist of the Year Anna Whitten Hunter Valley Masters CC Masters Men 55-59 Cyclist of the Year Gary Mandy Illawarra CC Masters Women 60-64 Cyclist of the Year Lise Benjamin Bicisport Masters Men 60-64 Cyclist of the Year David Willmott Randwick Botany CC Masters Women 65-69 Cyclist of the Year Penelope Rowbotham Peloton Sports CC Masters Men 65-69 Cyclist of the Year Colin MacIver Armidale CC Masters Women 70+ Cyclist of the Year Rosemary Hastings Bathurst CC INTRODUCTION AND REPORTS FINANCIAL // REPORT YEARBOOK // Masters Men 70-74 Cyclist of the Year Hugh Gray Central Coast CC Masters Men 75+ Cyclist of the Year Keith Oliver St George CC Male Paracyclist of the Year Gordon Allan – C2 Men Parramatta CC Female Paracyclist of the Year Amanda Reid – C2 St George CC Women

73 REPRESENTITIVE TEAM REPORTS

2016 ELITE & U19 NATIONAL TRACK CHAMPIONSHIPS BRISBANE, QUEENSLAND

Elite Women U19 Men

Ashlee Ankudinoff Stephen Cuff Angela Smith Tom Lynch Josie Talbot Lachlan Scott Sophie Knox Mitchell Wright Kaarle McCulloch Kai Chapman Georgia Quick Tom Cornish Zachary Marshall Elite Men Harrison Carter Team Staff Benjamin Harvey Manager Greg Scott Jordan Louis Head Coach Brad McGee Cameron Scott Sprint Coach Sean Eadie Nicholas Yallouris Jenny Triggs Charles Hofman Endurance Coach  Michael Marshall Max Housden Mick Kejda Damon Marshall Physiology Katie Slattery Performance Analyst Damien O’Meara U19 Women Psychologist Gerard Faure-Brac Chloe Heffernan Mechanic Keiran Heffernan Lucy Fityus Glenn Carter Laura Jones Emily Watts Emily Yeaman Selina Ho Chelsea Oaten

REPORT

The NSW Under 19/Elite Track Team selected to contest the 2017 Australian National Track Championships (2-5 March 2017) consisted of 28 athletes. The team contained 7 Under 19 Women, 7 Under 19 Men, 6 Elite Women and 8 Elite Men. The Championships were hosted by Cycling Queensland at the newly constructed Anna Meares Velodrome, Chandler.

The team was selected following the State Championships and a period of training as a Long Squad prior to naming of the final team. A key elemnt of the preparation was team culture building sessions which aimed to ensure all athletes developed a sense of team across the categories and disciplines – Team NSW.

A total of 15 medals were won by NSW athletes, comprising 2 Gold medals (Nick Yallouris, Elite Men 1000 metre Time Trial; Kaarle McCulloch, Elite Women Keirin), 3 Silver medals and 10 Bronze medals. All athletes demonstrated their ability to compete at the very highest of levels throughout four intense days of competition, and many personal best times/performances were achieved. // STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS STATE //

Kaarle McCulloch and Nick Yallouris were stand out performers for the elite team, with both taking gold medals in the Keirin and 1Km Time Trial respectively. Kaarle also won Bronze medals in the Sprint and Team Sprint events. In the Under 19 ranks, Selina Ho exceeded even her own expectations in the sprint event, where after qualifying in 8th position, her tactics and ability to back herself won her the Silver medal, adding to her Bronze medals in the Keirin and Team Sprint. In the Under 19 Men, Zachary Marshall surprised all in the team, where after training predominantly for the endurance events, he rode most of the sprint events and came home with a Silver medal in the Team Sprint and a Bronze Medal in the Keirin. Again, his ability to back himself in unfamiliar circumstances held him in good stead, and the results speak for themselves.

The behaviour of all team members was exemplary for the duration of the campaign, and during travel to and from Brisbane. All riders conducted themselves in a professional and respectful manner both on and off the bike. It was particularly pleasing to see the willingness of team members to “share” rides without complaint in the team pursuits.

The team management staff (9 in total) worked well together. Many athletes commented on how well the event was managed from a team perspective. INTRODUCTION AND REPORTS FINANCIAL // REPORT YEARBOOK //

MEDAL LIST

Gold Kaarle McCulloch – Elite Kierin

Silver Selina Ho – U19 Sprint Chelsea Oaten – U19 Individual Time Trial Kia Chapman – U19 Team Sprint Tom Cornish – U19 Team Sprint, U19 Sprint Zac Marshall – U19 Team Sprint

Bronze Ashlee Ankudinoff – Elite Individual Pursuit Sophie Knox – Elite Team Sprint Kaarle McCulloch – Elite Sprint Team Sprint Harrison Carter – Elite Team Pursuit Jordan Louis - Elite Team Pursuit Ben Harvey - Elite Team Pursuit Cameron Scott - Elite Team Pursuit Nick Yallouris - Elite Team Pursuit Selina Ho – U19 Keirin, Team Sprint Chelsea Oaten – U19 Team Sprint Stephen Cuff – U19 Points Race

PAUL LYNCH MANAGER

75 U15 AND U17 NATIONAL TRACK CHAMPIONSHIPS SYDNEY, NEW SOUTH WALES

U15 Women U17 Men

Tyler Putzicha John Trovas Olivia Saunders Kurt Eather Kalinda Robertson Zac St Vincent Haylee Fuller Rohan H Smith Elizabeth Huggins Alex Micallif Will McClennon U15 Men Josh Brodie Dylan Eather Daniel Barber Team Staff Ryan Britton Manager Graeme Northey Alex Jones Head Coach Tom Dawson Derren Perry Assistant Coach Michael Marshall Tane Mathews-O,Brien Vaughan Eather Mechanic Pierre Dubier U17 Women Chaperone Marney Probert Ashley Jones Eliza Bennett Tamika Wallace Shari Heffernan Tahlia Dole Tess Wallace

REPORT It is worth noting that in U15 men, 6 riders were selected instead of usual 5, as the selectors could not separate Mathews and Perry in the selection criteria so it was agreed for the development of junior cycling that we would select both and they would share 1 position in the team , time will tell if this has been a correct decision.

Prior to selection a long team was announced and 6 training session were run with State coaching staff in attendance the purpose being that team events TP and TS would run smoothly and that riders who did not make the final team would have developed their skills for the future

With the championships being held on home track D.G velodrome the team stayed at the Ridges Hotel Bass Hill.

The racing commenced on Wed 22nd and the team met at 5.00pm Monday 20th at the hotel Tues was taken up with team meetings and a 2 hr track session.

CNSW Life Member and Bankstown Sports Director Mr Alex Fulcher arranged a dinner at Bankstown Sports Club for the teams. As well as the team , staff, parents , private coaches and friends attending, our aim of the team to make it inclusive. // STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS STATE //

At this dinner Mr Fulcher and The Chairman Cycling NSW Mr Peter Beaumont spoke and presented the riders with their cycling NSW race kits, this was much appreciated by the riders and I am sure made being a State Team member a valued experience.

Our team were outstanding in competition to the point we were again no1 state and holding onto the Ray Godkin Shield which we won the previous year. Tyler Puzicka and Oliver Saunders broke and set Australian records in 3 events and Kurt Eather along with others was outstanding.

While the team performed above expectations on the track their conduct off the track was at the same standard and Cycling NSW can be very proud of these young men and women representing us.

MEDAL LIST

Gold Dylan Eather – U15 Sprint, Keirin, Ashlee Jones – U17 Points Race, Individual Pursuit Kurt Eather – U17 Points Race, Keirin INTRODUCTION AND REPORTS FINANCIAL // REPORT YEARBOOK // Tyler Puzicha – U15 Sprint, Individual Time Trial, Keirin Team Sprint – Mens U17 Kurt Eather, John Trovas, Zac St Vincent

Silver Olivia Saunders – U15 Points race Daniel Barber – U15 Sprint Kurt Eather – U17 Individual Pursuit Rohan Haydon –Smith - U17 Individual Pursuit Eliza Bennet – U17 Sprint Kalinda Robertson – U15 Sprint, Individual Time Trial, Keirin Dylan Eather – U15 Points Race John Trovas – U17 Keirin Ashlee Jones – U17 Scratch Race Alexander Jones –U15 Keirin Tyler Puzicha – U15 Scratch Race Team Sprint – Women U17 Tamika Wallace, Eliza Bennet

Bronze Dylan Eather – U15 Individual Pursuit, Individual Time Trial, Scratch Race Olivia Saunders – U15 Individual Pursuit Ryan Britten- U15 Keirin Haylee Fuller - U15 Scratch Race NSW Team – U17 Men Team Pursuit NSW Team – U17 Women team Pursuit

GRAEME NORTHEY MANAGER

77 U15 AND U17 NATIONAL ROAD CHAMPIONSHIPS LAUNCESTON, TASMANIA

U15 Women U17 Men Elizabeth Huggins Rohan Smith Haylee Fuller Alexander Micallif Kalinda Robinson Kurt Eather Rebel Brooker Luke Ensor

U15 Men Team Staff Daniel Barber Manager Tom Dawson Dylan Eather Head Coach Tom Dawson Ryan Britton Assistant Coach Graeme Northey Aiden Sinclair Katie Brown Mechanic Simon Britten U17 Women Chaperone Janette Eather

Tahlia Dole Georgia Wiltshire Sharie Heffernan Tess Wallace

REPORT The team was selected after allocation of point on selected races during the road season.

The team flew to Devonport in Tasmania as a group and were accommodated at the Discovery Holiday Park in east Devonport. Bikes and equipment were packed into cycling NSW Van and driven to Melbourne by Simon and Tom and travelled to Tassie by the Spirit of Tasmania, an experience in itself.

There were 2 functions held at the Argosy Bistro, the first function was on Thursday night being a presentation of race kit to the riders , this function was for team riders parents private coaches etc . The second function on the Sat night was for all NSW riders who competed (this being an open entry event there were a number of NSW riders competing who were not in the named State Team), plus parents friends etc about 75 people attended this function. Both events were well received and I feel important and a benefit to junior cycling in NSW to highlight us as inclusive.

The TT was the first event Friday the 1st Sept and held at Ulverstone a short drive up the road. Haylee Fuller won gold in U15 women with Kalinda Robertson 8th. Dylan Eather won the U15 men TT with Danny barber 5th

Rohan Haydon Smith was on a good ride in the U17men TT when he crashed about 1 k from the finish, He dislocated his shoulder had 2 flat tyres got back up and finished not far out of the placings, showing what a tough young man he is. // STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS STATE //

Saturday saw the road races at Sheffield, a very tough course but not for Haylee Fuller who made it a double with a gold medal ride in the U15 women . Dylan Eather won a silver medal in U15 men

The U17 womens race was a really tough event all our girls rode well but didn’t make the podium , Kurt Eather in U17 boys won gold in a real “hardman’s” race by the barest of margins in an exciting finish.

Sunday was Criterium day but unfortunately bad weather caused the races to be cancelled Once again NSW juniors performed very well both on and of the bike, it is a pleasure to work with them and their parents.

MEDAL LIST

Gold Kurt Eather – U17 Road Race Dylan Eather – U15 Time Trial

Haylee Fuller – U15 Time Trial, Road Race INTRODUCTION AND REPORTS FINANCIAL // REPORT YEARBOOK //

Silver Dylan Eather – U15 Road Race

Bronze Rohan Haydon- Smith – U17 Road Race

TOM DAWSON MANAGER

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STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS RESULTS OMNIUM CHAMPIONSHIPS

PLACE COMPETITOR CLUB POINTS

JUNIOR WOMEN 19 1 Chloe Heffernan Illawarra CC 140 2 Laura Jones Parklife CC 126 3 Lucie Fityus Hunter District CC 123 JUNIOR MEN 19 1 Mitchell Wright Illawarra CC 139 2 Stephen Cuff Penrith CC 132 3 Lachlan Scott St George CC 122 ELTE MEN 1 Jordan Louis Vikings CC (ACT) 191 2 Benjamin Harvey St George CC 158 3 Justin Tomlinson Southern Highlands 136

INDIVIDUAL TIME TRIAL CHAMPIONSHIPS - TRACK

PLACE COMPETITOR CLUB TIME

JUNIOR GIRLS 9 1 Ella Mann Dubbo CC 0:50.59 2 3 JUNIOR BOYS 9 1 Tom Russell Dubbo CC 0:44.06 2 Anderson Dell Hunter District CC 0:50.72 3 JUNIOR GIRLS 11 1 Ebony Robinson Bathurst CC 0:37.78 2 Anna Dubier Lidcombe Auburn CC 0:40.51 3 Samantha Allwork Lidcombe Auburn CC 0:41.51 JUNIOR BOYS 11 1 Liam Goltman Lidcombe Auburn CC 0:41.56 2 Gydion Dally Orange CC 0:43.19 3 Nicholas Chopping Orange CC 0:45.57 JUNIOR GIRLS 13 1 Bronte Stewart Wagga Wagga CC 0:35.99 2 Liliya Tatarinoff Central Coast CC 0:36.20 3 Lucinda Nash Southern Highlands CC 0:37.22 JUNIOR BOYS 13 1 Benjamin Anderson Orange CC 0:35.69 2 Curtis Trkulja Illawarra CC 0:37.75 3 Archer Fish Bathurst CC 0:38.19 JUNIOR WOMEN 15 1 Tyler Puzicha Bathurst CC 0:38.149 2 Kalinda Robinson Bathurst CC 0:38.938 3 Olivia Saunders St George CC 0:39.641 PLACE COMPETITOR CLUB TIME

JUNIOR MEN 15 1 Dylan Eather Dubbo CC 0:36.333 2 Daniel Barber Dubbo CC 0:37.478 3 Alexander Jones Parklife CC 0:38.488 JUNIOR WOMEN 17 1 Eliza Bennett Bathurst CC 0:38.016 2 Ashlee Jones Parklife CC 0:38.049 3 Shari Heffernan Illawarra CC 0:38.848 JUNIOR MEN 17 1 John Trovas St George CC 0:34.430 2 Kurt Eather Dubbo CC 0:34.968 3 Zachery St Vincent Goulburn CC 0:35.563 JUNIOR WOMEN 19 1 Selina Ho St George CC 0:37.635 2 Chelsea Oaten Illawarra CC 0:37.913 3 Laura Jones Parklife CC 0:38.744 JUNIOR MEN 19 1 Thomas Cornish Southern Cross CC 1:03.827 2 Matthew Rice Canberra CC (ACT) 1:05.959 3 Tom Lynch Central Coast CC 1:07.156 ELITE WOMEN 1 Sophie Knox Hunter District CC 0:37.018 2 Felice Beitzel ANU CC (ACT) 0:38.514

3 Georgia Quick St George CC 0:38.516 INTRODUCTION AND REPORTS FINANCIAL // CHAMPIONSHIPS REPORT YEARBOOK // STATE // ELITE MEN 1 Harrison Carter St George CC 1:05.905 2 Thomas Bolton Dulwich Hill BC 1: 07.352 3 Blake Ryan Randwick Botany CC 1: 07.439 MMAS1 1 Jeremy Bartlett Tamworth CC 01:10.475 2 Timothy Dawson Dubbo CC 01:10.714 3 Warren Wood Vikings CC (ACT) 01:13.938 MMAS2 1 Paul Parlett Goulburn CC 01:14.566 2 Shane Dirks Peloton Sports 01:15.117 MMAS3 1 Jason Farr Dubbo CC 0:51.727 2 Kristoffer Buck ADF Cycling 0:52.802 3 Darryl Thorncraft Randwick Botany CC 0:53.299 MMAS4 1 Matthew Glanville Randwick Botany CC 0:51.215 2 Gavin White Randwick Botany CC 0:51.950 3 Andrew McLean Marconi CC 0:53.856 MMAS5 1 Alan Townsend Randwick Botany CC 0:36.217 2 Stefan Reif St George CC 0:37.094 3 Michael Langdon Vikings CC (ACT) 0:38.161

83 PLACE COMPETITOR CLUB TIME

MMAS6 1 Geoff Stoker Parramatta CC 0:35.010 2 Gary Mandy Illawarra CC 0:35.023 3 Bruce Masson Hunter District CC 0:37.749 MMAS7 1 David Willmott Randwick Botany CC 0:35.901 2 Steve Darracott Hunter District CC 0:37.373 3 Abdel Elshiekh Hunter District CC 0:38.788 MMAS8 1 Les Bull Waratah Masters CC 0:40.967 2 Jim Veal Vikings CC (ACT) 0:40.993

MMAS9 1 Darrell Wheeler Dubbo CC 0:39.594 2 Hugh Gray Central Coast CC 0:40.610 3 Michael Sales Penrith CC 0:42.660 MMAS10 1 Rodney Wagner Caravello CC 0:47.484 WMAS2 1 Caroline Robertson Bathurst CC 0:41.606 WMAS3 1 Peta Brill Vikings CC (ACT) 0:40.098 2 Lee Johns Parramatta CC 0:40.626 3 Cassandra Cameron Coffs Harbour CC 0:47.231 WMAS4 1 Renee Covington Bathurst CC 0:38.567 2 Catherine Hooton Bathurst CC 0:39.972 3 Sherrie-Ann Prossalentis Hunter Valley Masters CC 0:40.366 WMAS5 1 Sally McKenna Hunter Valley Masters CC 0:38.508 2 Kerry Knowler Vikings CC (ACT) 0:39.517 3 Deborah Coulls Illawarra CC 0:39.945 WMAS6 1 Anna Whitten Hunter Valley Masters CC 0:40.058 WMAS7 1 Lise Benjamin Bicisport 0:39.534 WMAS8 1 Penelope Rowbotham Peloton Sports 0:44.072 WMAS9 1 Rosemary Hastings Bathurst CC 0:46.078 PARA-CYCLING INDIVIDUAL TIME TRIAL

PLACE COMPETITOR CLUB TIME

B - WOMEN 3 Lindy Hou / Kerry Knowler Vikings CC (ACT) 1:18.107 C3 - FEMALE 1 Simone Kennedy Parramatta CC 0:44.553 C2 - MALE 1 Gordon Allan Parramatta CC 1:24.242 C2 - FEMALE 1 Amanda Reid St George CC 0:40.973 POINTS CHAMPIONSHIPS

PLACE COMPETITOR CLUB POINTS

JUNIOR WOMEN 19 1 Laura Jones Parklife CC 22 2 Chloe Heffernan Illawarra CC 21 3 Lucie Fityus Hunter District CC 12 JUNIOR MEN 19 1 Mitchell Wright Illawarra CC 41 2 Lachlan Scott St George CC 27 3 Zachary Marshall Illawarra CC 18 ELITE WOMEN 1 Angela Smith Peloton Sports 38 INTRODUCTION AND REPORTS FINANCIAL // CHAMPIONSHIPS REPORT YEARBOOK // STATE // 2 Alicia MacDonald Hunter District CC 8 ELITE MEN 1 Jordan Louis Vikings CC (ACT) 43 2 Benjamin Harvey St George CC 42 3 Jayson Austin Bathurst CC 30 MMAS1 1 Johnathan Millington Hunter District CC 37 MMAS2 1 Leigh Brown Southern Cross CC 29 2 Keiran Brown Southern Cross CC 20 3 Paul Parlett Goulburn CC 13 MMAS3 1 Ben Neppl Hunter District CC 34 2 Matthew Smithson Penrith CC 17 3 Michael Ticehurst Dubbo CC 12 MMAS4 1 Jayson Austin Bathurst CC 12 2 Daniel Hennessy Randwick Botany CC 10 3 Matthew Glanville Randwick Botany CC -17

85 PLACE COMPETITOR CLUB POINTS

MMAS5 1 Rob Hacker Penrith CC 20 2 Geoffrey Baxter Randwick Botany CC 18 3 Brian Peters Southern Cross CC 14 MMAS6 1 Peter Selkrig Randwick Botany CC 46 2 Anthony Colantonio Bicisport 33 3 Neil Arnold Illawarra CC 17 MMAS7 1 Steve Darracott Hunter District CC 23 2 Ivan Colig Waratah Masters CC 17 3 Trevor Hyde Sutherland Shire CC 7 MMAS9 1 Hugh Gray Central Coast CC 16 2 Darrell Wheeler Dubbo CC 16 3 Michael Sales Penrith CC 8 MMAS10 1 Rodney Wagner Caravello CC 4 WMAS2 1 Caroline Robertson Bathurst CC 7 WMAS4 1 Sherrie-Ann Prossalentis Hunter Valley Masters CC 20 2 Kerry Westwood Coffs Harbour CC 12 3 Renee Covington Bathurst CC -4 WMAS5 1 Kerry Knowler Vikings CC (ACT) 21 2 Deborah Coulls Illawarra CC 12 3 Sally McKenna Hunter Valley Masters CC 9 WMAS7 1 Lise Benjamin Bicisport 13 WMAS8 1 Rosemary Hastings Bathurst CC -40 SCRATCH RACE CHAMPIONSHIPS

PLACE RIDERS NAME CLUB

JUNIOR GIRLS 9 1 Ella Mann Dubbo CC JUNIOR BOYS 9 1 Tom Russell Dubbo CC 2 Anderson Dell Hunter District CC JUNIOR GIRLS 11 1 Ebony Robinson Bathurst CC 2 Samantha Allwork Lidcombe Auburn CC 3 Anna Dubier Lidcombe Auburn CC JUNIOR BOYS 11 1 Liam Goltman Lidcombe Auburn CC 2 Gydion Dally Orange CC 3 Daniel Sauvan Southern Cross CC JUNIOR GIRLS 13 1 Liliya Tatarinoff Central Coast CC 2 Keira Will Lidcombe Auburn CC 3 Bronte Stewart Wagga Wagga CC JUNIOR BOYS 13 1 Benjamin Anderson Orange CC 2 Kai Goltman Lidcombe Auburn CC 3 Jaydan Stanton-Keir Lidcombe Auburn CC JUNIOR WOMEN 15

1 Tyler Puzicha Bathurst CC INTRODUCTION AND REPORTS FINANCIAL // CHAMPIONSHIPS REPORT YEARBOOK // STATE // 2 Elizabeth Huggins Central Coast CC 3 Rebel Brooker Wagga Wagga CC JUNIOR MEN 15 1 Dylan Eather Dubbo CC 2 Ryan Britten Illawarra CC 3 Daniel Barber Dubbo CC JUNIOR WOMEN 17 1 Ashlee Jones Parklife CC 2 Tess Wallace Dulwich Hill BC 3 Eliza Bennett Bathurst CC JUNIOR MEN 17 1 Rohan Haydon-Smith St George CC 2 Joshua Brodie Parramatta CC 3 Luke Ensor Dubbo CC JUNIOR WOMEN 19 1 Laura Jones Parklife CC 2 Makenzie Scott Hunter District CC 3 Chloe Heffernan Illawarra CC JUNIOR MEN 19 1 Mitchell Wright Illawarra CC 2 Tom Lynch Central Coast CC 3 Lachlan Scott St George CC

87 PLACE RIDERS NAME CLUB

ELITE WOMEN 1 Angela Smith Peloton Sports 2 Kerry Knowler Vikings CC (ACT) ELITE MEN 1 Benjamin Harvey St George CC 2 Harrison Carter St George CC 3 Harrison Bailey Northern Sydney CC MMAS1 1 Timothy Dawson Dubbo CC 2 Johnathan Millington Hunter District CC 3 Dave Try Dulwich Hill BC MMAS2 1 Leigh Brown Southern Cross CC MMAS3 1 Ben Neppl Hunter District CC 2 Jason Farr Dubbo CC 3 Matthew Smithson Penrith CC MMAS4 1 Matthew Glanville Randwick Botany CC 2 David Deitz Illawarra CC 3 Jayson Austtin Bathurst CC MMAS5 1 Geoffrey Baxter Randwick Botany CC 2 Adam Rourke Nowra Velo Club 3 Rob Hacker Penrith CC MMAS6 1 Gary Mandy Illawarra CC 2 Dominique Rideaux Illawarra CC 3 Peter Verhoeven Bicisport MMAS7 1 Ivan Colig Waratah Masters CC 2 Steve Darracott Hunter District CC 3 David Willmott Randwick Botany CC MMAS9 1 Michael Sales Penrith CC 2 Hugh Gray Central Coast CC MMAS10 1 Rodney Wagner Caravello CC WMAS2 1 Toireasa Gallagher Bathurst CC 2 Rebecca Doolan Vikings CC (ACT) 3 Caroline Roberton Coffs Harbour CC WMAS3 1 Peta Brill Vikings CC (ACT) 2 Kerry Seadon Illawarra CC PLACE RIDERS NAME CLUB

WMAS4 1 Renee Covington Bathurst CC 2 Sherrie-Ann Prossalentis Hunter Valley Masters CC WMAS5 1 Deborah Coulls Illawarra CC 2 Sally McKenna Hunter Valley Masters CC 3 Karen Forman St George CC WMAS6 1 Anna Whitten Hunter Valley Masters CC WMAS7 1 Lise Benjamin Bicisport 2 Marian Renshaw Bathurst CC WMAS8 1 Penelope Rowbotham Peloton Sports

SPRINT & DERBY CHAMPIONSHIPS

PLACE RIDERS NAME CLUB

JUNIOR GIRLS 9 1 Ella Mann Dubbo CC JUNIOR BOYS 9 1 Tom Russell Dubbo CC 2 Anderson Dell Hunter District CC

JUNIOR GIRLS 11 INTRODUCTION AND REPORTS FINANCIAL // CHAMPIONSHIPS REPORT YEARBOOK // STATE // 1 Ebony Robinson Bathurst CC 2 Anna Dubier Lidcombe Auburn CC 3 Samantha Allwork Lidcombe Auburn CC JUNIOR BOYS 11 1 Liam Goltman Lidcombe Auburn CC 2 Daniel Sauvan Southern Cross CC 3 Darcy Fish Bathurst CC JUNIOR GIRLS 13 1 Liliya Tatarinoff Central Coast CC 2 Sarah Allwork Lidcombe Auburn CC 3 Bronte Stewart Wagga Wagga CC JUNIOR BOYS 13 1 Jaydan Stanton-Keir Lidcombe Auburn CC 2 Curtis Trkulja Illawarra CC 3 Archer Fish Bathurst CC JUNIOR WOMEN 15 1 Tyler Puzicha Bathurst CC 2 Olivia Saunders St George CC 3 Kalinda Robinson Bathurst CC JUNIOR MEN 15 1 Dylan Eather Dubbo CC 2 Daniel Barber Dubbo CC 3 Ryan Britten Illawarra CC

89 PLACE RIDERS NAME CLUB

JUNIOR WOMEN 17 1 Eliza Bennett Bathurst CC 2 Tess Wallace St George CC 3 Tamika Wallace Goulburn CC JUNIOR MEN 17 1 John Trovas St George CC 2 Kurt Eather Dubbo CC 3 Rohan Haydon-Smith St George CC JUNIOR WOMEN 19 1 Selina Ho St George CC 2 Chelsea Oaten Illawarra CC 3 Hannah Sandison Parklife CC JUNIOR MEN 19 1 Thomas Cornish Southern Cross CC 2 Myles Stewart Wagga Wagga CC 3 Johannes Beitzel Canberra CC (ACT) ELITE WOMEN 1 Kaarle McCulloch St George CC 2 Sophie Knox Hunter District CC 3 Georgia Quick St George CC ELITE MEN 1 Max Housden Wagga Wagga CC 2 Charles Hofman Hunter District CC 3 Jackson Williams ANU CC (ACT) MMAS1 1 Mathew Mooney ANU CC (ACT) 2 Jim Lewis Hunter District CC 3 Jeremy Bartlett Tamworth CC MMAS2 1 Shane Dirks Peloton Sports 2 Paul Parlett Goulburn CC MMAS3 1 Nathan McLachlan Randwick Botany CC 2 Jason Farr Dubbo CC 3 David Browne Bicisport MMAS4 1 Michael Smith Bicisport 2 Matthew Glanville Randwick Botany CC 3 Paul Clarke Coffs Harbour CC MMAS5 1 Stefan Reif St George CC 2 Alan Townsend Randwick Botany CC 3 Mark Tatarinoff Central Coast CC PLACE RIDERS NAME CLUB

JUNIOR WOMEN 19 1 Selina Ho St George CC 2 Chelsea Oaten Illawarra CC 3 Hannah Sandison Parklife CC JUNIOR MEN 19 1 Thomas Cornish Southern Cross CC 2 Myles Stewart Wagga Wagga CC 3 Johannes Beitzel Canberra CC (ACT) ELITE WOMEN 1 Kaarle McCulloch St George CC 2 Sophie Knox Hunter District CC 3 Georgia Quick St George CC ELITE MEN 1 Max Housden Wagga Wagga CC 2 Charles Hofman Hunter District CC 3 Jackson Williams ANU CC (ACT) MMAS1 1 Mathew Mooney ANU CC (ACT) 2 Jim Lewis Hunter District CC 3 Jeremy Bartlett Tamworth CC MMAS2 1 Shane Dirks Peloton Sports 2 Paul Parlett Goulburn CC

MMAS3 INTRODUCTION AND REPORTS FINANCIAL // CHAMPIONSHIPS REPORT YEARBOOK // STATE // 1 Nathan McLachlan Randwick Botany CC 2 Jason Farr Dubbo CC 3 David Browne Bicisport MMAS4 1 Michael Smith Bicisport 2 Matthew Glanville Randwick Botany CC 3 Paul Clarke Coffs Harbour CC MMAS5 1 Stefan Reif St George CC 2 Alan Townsend Randwick Botany CC 3 Mark Tatarinoff Central Coast CC MMAS6 1 Geoff Stoker Parramatta CC 2 Gary Mandy Illawarra CC 3 Bruce Masson Hunter District CC

MMAS7 1 David Willmott Randwick Botany CC 2 Steve Darracott Hunter District CC 3 Abdel Elshiekh Hunter District CC MMAS9 1 Hugh Gray Central Coast CC 2 Michael Sales Penrith CC

91 MMAS10 3 Rodney Wagner Caravello CC WMAS4 1 Renee Covington Bathurst CC 2 Sherrie-Ann Prossalentis Hunter Valley Masters CC 3 Catherine Hooton Bathurst CC WMAS5 1 Sally McKenna Hunter Valley Masters CC 2 Kerry Knowler Vikings CC (ACT) 3 Deborah Coulls Illawarra CC WMAS6 1 Anna Whitten Hunter Valley Masters CC WMAS7 1 Lise Benjamin Bicisport WMAS8 1 Penelope Rowbotham Peloton Sports

KEIRIN CHAMPIONSHIPS

PLACE RIDERS NAME CLUB

JUNIOR WOMEN 15 1 Olivia Saunders St George CC 2 Tyler Puzicha Bathurst CC 3 Elizabeth Huggins Central Coast CC JUNIOR MEN 15 1 Dylan Eather Dubbo CC 2 Daniel Barber Dubbo CC 3 Ryan Britten Illawarra CC JUNIOR WOMEN 17 1 Ashlee Jones Parklife CC 2 Tahlia Dole Illawarra CC 3 Tasmin Davies Goulburn CC JUNIOR MEN 17 1 Kurt Eather Dubbo CC 2 John Trovas St George CC 3 Zachery St Vincent Goulburn CC JUNIOR WOMEN 19 1 Selina Ho St George CC 2 Samantha Nicholls Canberra CC (ACT) 3 Brooke Tuynman Bathurst CC JUNIOR MEN 19 1 Thomas Cornish Southern Cross CC 2 Zachary Marshall Illawarra CC 3 Mitchell Wright Illawarra CC ELITE WOMEN 1 Kaarle McCulloch St George CC 2 Sophie Knox Hunter District CC 3 Georgia Quick St George CC PLACE RIDERS NAME CLUB

ELITE MEN 1 Charles Hofman Hunter District CC 2 Max Housden Wagga Wagga CC 3 Damon Marshall Central Coast CC

INDIVIDUAL PURSUIT CHAMPIONSHIPS

PLACE COMPETITOR CLUB TIME

JUNIOR WOMEN 15 1 Olivia Saunders St George CC 2:40.726 2 Haylee Fuller Dubbo CC 2:48.052 3 Tyler Puzicha Bathurst CC 2:48.929 JUNIOR MEN 15 1 Dylan Eather Dubbo CC 2:31.759 2 Daniel Barber Dubbo CC 2:37.054 3 Alexander Jones Parklife CC 2:41.354 JUNIOR WOMEN 17 1 Ashlee Jones Parklife CC 2:33.854 2 Tamika Wallace Goulburn CC 2:44.466 3 Eliza Bennett Bathurst CC 2:42.721 JUNIOR MEN 17 1 Kurt Eather Dubbo CC 2:19.550 2 Rohan Haydon-Smith St George CC 2:19.690

3 Alexander Micallef Lidcombe Auburn CC 2:25.298 INTRODUCTION AND REPORTS FINANCIAL // CHAMPIONSHIPS REPORT YEARBOOK // STATE // JUNIOR WOMEN 19 1 Chloe Heffernan Illawarra CC 2:36.209 2 Emily Watts Bathurst CC 2:39.009 3 Lucie Fityus Hunter District CC 2:39.511 JUNIOR MEN 19 1 Mitchell Wright Illawarra CC 3:26.385 2 Matthew Rice Canberra CC (ACT) 3:28.955 3 Lachlan Scott St George CC 3:33.549 ELITE WOMEN 1 Angela Smith Peloton Sports 3:56.118 2 Kerry Knowler Vikings CC (ACT) 3:58.208 3 Alicia MacDonald Hunter District CC 4:08.893 ELITE MEN 1 Benjamin Harvey St George CC 4:37.382 2 Jordan Louis St George CC 4:41.262 3 Harrison Carter St George CC 4:44.085 MMAS1 1 Johnathan Millington Hunter District CC 3:32.645 2 Matthew Walker Hunter District CC 3:40.794 3 Warren Wood Vikings CC (ACT) 3:56.975

93 PLACE COMPETITOR CLUB TIME

MMAS2 1 Lee Webb Southern Highlands CC 4:01.379

MMAS3 1 Ben Neppl Hunter District CC 3:31.729 2 Paul Salisbury Canberra CC (ACT) 3:36.278 3 Procter Morris St George CC 3:41.160 MMAS4 1 Jayson Austin Bathurst CC 3:44.607 2 Matthew Glanville Randwick Botany CC 3:45.569 3 Aldo Mostacci St George CC 3:44.433 MMAS5 1 Chris Blomfield-Brown Waratah Masters CC 2:29.439 2 Rob Hacker Penrith CC 2:31.071 3 Brian Peters Southern Cross CC 2:35.604 MMAS6 1 Neil Arnold Illawarra CC 2:32.697 2 Peter Verhoeven Bicisport 2:32.721 3 Dominque Rideaux Illawarra CC 2:32.575 MMAS7 1 Paul McKay Waratah Masters CC 2:31.322 2 Ivan Colig Waratah Masters CC 2:31.811 3 Steve Darracott Hunter District CC 2:37.121 MMAS9 1 Darrell Wheeler Dubbo CC 2:40.236 2 Denis Fahey Waratah Masters CC 2:46.315 3 Michael Sales Penrith CC 2:54.103 MMAS10 1 Rodney Wagner Caravello CC 3:12.725 WMAS2 1 Heather Ticehurst Dubbo CC 2:53.272 WMAS3 1 Kerry Seadon Illawarra CC 2:42.522 2 Peta Brill Vikings CC (ACT) 2:45.182 3 Simone Grounds Dubbo CC 2:44.766 WMAS4 1 Sherrie-Ann Prossalentis Hunter Valley Masters CC 2:47.374 2 Geraldine Blomfield-Brown Waratah Masters CC 2:52.583 3 Kerry Westwood Coffs Harbour CC 3:03.051 WMAS5 1 Sally McKenna Hunter Valley Masters CC 2:36.347 2 Kerry Knowler Vikings CC (ACT) 2:36.485 3 Deborah Coulls Illawarra CC 2:40.521

WMAS6 1 Anna Whitten Hunter Valley Masters CC 2:43.613 PLACE RIDERS NAME CLUB

WMAS7 1 Marian Renshaw Bathurst CC 3:08.956 WMAS8 1 Penolope Rowbotham Peloton Sports 3:07.372 WMAS9 1 Rosemary Hastings Bathurst CC 3:02.740

PARA-CYCLING INDIVIDUAL PURSUIT

PLACE COMPETITOR CLUB TIME

B - WOMEN 2 Lindy Hou / Kerry Knowler Vikings CC (ACT) 4:02.581 C3 - FEMALE 1 Simone Kennedy Parramatta CC 4:18.749 C2 - MALE 1 Gordon Allan Parramatta CC 4:12.726 C2 - FEMALE 1 Amanda Reid St George CC 4:27.912

TEAM SPRINT CHAMPIONSHIPS INTRODUCTION AND REPORTS FINANCIAL // CHAMPIONSHIPS REPORT YEARBOOK // STATE // PLACE COMPETITOR CLUB TIME

JUNIOR WOMEN 15 Tyler Puzicha 1 Bathurst CC 0:38.434 Kalinda Robinson Emily Stumfin 2 Amelia Trkujlia Illawarra CC 0:41.634

Victoria Brash 3 Sophie Pappas ATTA NSW 0:44.488

JUNIOR MEN 15 Andre Dubier Max Micallef 1 Lidcombe Auburn CC 1:00.200 Deren Perry

Kade Perry Gian Rigoli 2 Lidcombe Auburn CC 1:00.360 Jaydan Stanton-Keir

Zachary Bonham Kyle Cavanagh 3 ATTA NSW 1:03.778 Thomas O’Callaghan

95 PLACE RIDERS NAME CLUB

JUNIOR MEN 17 Rohan Haydon-Smith 1 Johnathan Och St George CC 0:51.270 John Trovas Alexander Micallef 2 Lawrence Santos Lidcombe Auburn CC 0:52.440 Maximillian Santos JUNIOR WOMEN 19 / ELITE WOMEN Selina Ho 1 St George CC 1:00.200 Georgia Quick Eliza Bennett 2 Bathurst CC 1:00.360 Brooke Tuynman Renee Covington 3 Illawarra CC 1:03.778 Catherine Hooton JUNIOR MEN 19 / ELITE MEN Mathew Mooney 1 Daniel Rickard ANU CC ( ACT) 0:47.050 Jackson Williams Harrison Carter 2 Wesley Ho St George CC 0:48.270 Jordan Louis Bradley Heap 3 Blake Ryan Randwick Botany CC 0:48.482 Gavin White WMAS ALL AGES Melanie Gibson 1 Dulwich Hill BC 0:43.294 Joanne Troutman Kym Daly 2 Illawarra CC 0:37.856 Kym Masterson Shantelle Winchester 3 Coffs Harbour CC 0:48.874 Wendy Coleborn WMAS 90+ Renee Covington 1 Bathurst CC 0:38.586 Catherine Hooton Peta Brill 2 Vikings CC (ACT) 0:38.940 Kerry Knowler Sherrie-Ann Prossalentis 3 Hunter Valley Masters CC 0:40.110 Sally McKenna MMAS ALL AGES Darryl Thorncraft 1 Julian Wills Randwick Botany CC 0:49.995 Nathan McLachlan David Deitz 2 Gregory Brennan Illawarra CC 0:51.877 Gary Mandy Phil Hey 3 Richard Pettigrew Central Coast CC 0:50.832 Jeff Morris

MMAS 135+ Gavin White 1 Matthew Glanville Randwick Botany CC 0:50.033 David Willmott Steven Sloan 2 Paul Clarke Coffs Harbour CC 0:53.735 Kieran Healy Nosh Mistry 3 Aldo Mostacci St George CC 0:54.783 Morgan Ho TEAM PURSUIT CHAMPIONSHIPS

PLACE COMPETITOR CLUB TIME

JW15 / JM15 Andre Dubier Max Micallef 1 Lidcombe Auburn CC 4:08.492 Deren Perry Gina Rigoli Zachary Bonham Johnathan Bonora 2 ATTA NSW 4:29.504 Kyle Cavanagh Thomas O’Callaghan Georgia Bonora Victoria Brash 3 ATTA NSW 5:01.165 Alexandra Pappas Sophie Pappas JM17 Alexander Micallef Lawrence Santos 1 Lidcombe Auburn CC 3:36.684 Maximillian Santos Adrien Triccas Rohan Haydon-Smith Johnathan Och 2 St George CC 3:59.188 John Trovas Thomas O’Callaghan JM19 / ELITE MEN Harrison Carter Benjamin Harvey

1 St George CC 4:17.604 INTRODUCTION AND REPORTS FINANCIAL // CHAMPIONSHIPS REPORT YEARBOOK // STATE // Wesley Ho Jordan Louis Lachlan Scott Ben Dutton 2 St George CC 4:31.101 Daniel Gandy Jordan Perdikaris 3 Andrew Giovanetti Johnathan Millington Ben Neppl Hunter District CC 4:35.844 Matthew Walker

WMAS ALL AGES Sharon Gibson Kerry Seadon 1 Illawarra CC 2:35.618 Heidi Montgomery Deborah Coulls Heather Ticehurst 2 Catherine Fuller Dubbo CC 2:41.932 Simone Grounds Peta Brill 3 Kerry Knowler Vikings CC (ACT) 2:46.934 Rebecca Doolan WMAS 140+ Sherrie-Ann Prossalentis 1 Sally McKenna Hunter Valley Masters CC 2:37.157 Anna Whitten Tracy Hardaker 2 Cassandra Cameron Coffs Harbour CC 3:12.870 Kerry Westwood

97 PLACE RIDERS NAME CLUB

MMAS ALL AGES Johnathan Millington Matthew Walker 1 Hunter District CC 3:29.399 Ben Neppl Andrew Giovanetti Aldo Mostacci Nosh Mistry 2 St George CC 3:38.387 Morgan Ho Paul Simon Garth Heron Paul Kennedy 3 Vikings CC (ACT) 3:50.934 Benjamin Robey Edward Garnett MMAS 150+ Matthew Glanville David Willmott 1 Randwick Botany CC 2:17.763 Geoffrey Baxter Peter Selkrig Gregory Brennan Keith Bennett 2 Illawarra CC 2:21.089 Neil Arnold Gary Mandy Graham Cockerton Anthony Colantonio 3 Bicisport 2:26.088 James Thornton Dominic Zumbo

MADISON CHAMPIONSHIPS

PLACE COMPETITOR CLUB POINTS

JW17 Tasmin Davies 1 Goulburn CC 8 Tamika Wallace Ashlee Jones Parklife CC 2 5 Kate Vickers Wagga Wagga CC JM17 Luke Ensor 1 Dubbo CC 29 Kurt Eather Will McClennon Coffs Harbour CC 2 23 Zachery St Vincent Goulburn CC 3 Rohan Haydon-Smith St George CC 15 Alexander Micallef Lidcombe Auburn CC ELITE WOMEN Ashlee Ankudinoff St George CC 1 21 Josie Talbot Macarthur Collegians CC Nicola MacDonald Hunter District CC 2 18 Danielle McKinnirey Norwood CC (SA) 3 Laura Jones Parklife CC 9 Lauren Robards Vikings CC (ACT) ELITE MEN Alexander Porter 1 Scotch College CC (SA) 72 Cameron Scott 2 St George CC 68 Nicholas Yallouris 3 Kelland O’Brien St Kilda CC (VIC) 48 Northern Districts CC (WA) ROAD RACE CHAMPIONSHIPS

PLACE RIDERS NAME CLUB

JUNIOR GIRLS 9 1 Charlotte Mahon ATTA NSW 2 Violet Thompson Northern Sydney CC JUNIOR BOYS 9 1 Gabriel Jakobsen Illawarra CC 2 Rhys Thomas Wagga Wagga CC 3 William Karrasch Orange CTC JUNIOR GIRLS 11 1 Anna Dubier Lidcombe Auburn CC 2 Samantha Allwork Lidcombe Auburn CC 3 Indi Starr Bennett Central Coast CC JUNIOR BOYS 11 1 Tristan Naumcevski Sutherland Shire CC 2 Liam Goltman Lidcombe Auburn CC 3 Daniel Sauvan Southern Cross CC JUNIOR GIRLS 13 1 Sarah Allwork Lidcombe Auburn CC 2 Liliya Tatarinoff Central Coast CC 3 Keira Will Lidcombe Auburn CC JUNIOR BOYS 13 1 Benjamin Anderson Orange CTC 2 Hugh Harvey Randwick Botany CC

3 Curtis Trkulja Illawarra CC INTRODUCTION AND REPORTS FINANCIAL // CHAMPIONSHIPS REPORT YEARBOOK // STATE // JUNIOR WOMEN 15 1 Elizabeth Huggins Central Coast CC 2 Rebel Brooker Tolland CC 3 Amelia Trkulja Illawarra CC JUNIOR MEN 15 1 Dylan Eather Dubbo CC 2 Daniel Barber Dubbo CC 3 Ryan Britten Illawarra CC JUNIOR WOMEN 17 1 Georgia Wiltshire Southern Cross CC 2 Tahlia Dole Illawarra CC 3 Faith Sherwood Lidcombe Auburn CC JUNIOR MEN 17 1 Kurt Eather Dubbo CC 2 Luke Ensor Dubbo CC 3 Rhan Haydon-Smith St George CC JUNIOR WOMEN 19 1 Lauren Thomas Vikings CC (ACT) 2 Lucie FItyus Hunter District CC 3 Makenzie Scott Hunter District CC

99 PLACE RIDERS NAME CLUB

JUNIOR MEN 19 1 Declan Irvine Kooragang Open CC 2 Joshua Corcoran Bathurst CC 3 Ben Metcalfe St George CC UNDER 23 MEN 1 Michael Potter Northern Sydney CC 2 Ayden Toovey Mudgee CC 3 Peter Livingstone Bicisport ELITE WOMEN 1 Lucy Bechtel Canberra CC (ACT) 2 Gina Ricardo Sydney Uni Velo Club 3 Ella Bloor Sydney Uni Velo Club ELITE MEN 1 Brodie Talbot St George CC 2 Morgan Smith St George CC 3 Jay Dutton St George CC MMAS1 1 Jeremy Hopson Bicisport 2 Ondrej Slezak Sutherland Shire CC 3 Andrew Lake Canberra CC (ACT) MMAS2 1 Christopher Miller Sydney Uni Velo Club 2 Nash Kent Parklife CC 3 Michael Kafka Dulwich Hill BC MMAS3 1 Glenn Mathiske Manning Valley CC 2 Matthew Fleming Sutherland Shire CC 3 Stuart Grieve Northern Sydney CC MMAS4 1 Andrew East Lidcombe Auburn CC 2 Jayson Austin Bathurst CC 3 Edward Parker Lidcombe Auburn CC MMAS5 1 Scott Butler Rapha CC 2 Peter O'Connor Eastern Suburbs CC 3 Mark Joseph Jeffrey Tamworth CC MMAS6 1 Phil Kesby Hamilton Wheelers CC (QLD) 2 David McFarlane Sutherland Shire CC 3 Stephen Dawkins St George CC MMAS7 1 Peter Ritchie Manly Warringah CC 2 Trevor Hyde Sutherland Shire CC 3 Kevin Young Parramatta CC PLACE RIDERS NAME CLUB

MMAS8 1 Jim Lavis Bathurst CC 2 Mark Taylor Vikings CC (ACT) 3 Piet Van Gurp Penrith CC MMAS9 1 Colin MacIver Armidale CC 2 John Horsburgh Peloton Sports 3 John Crossley Hunter Valley Masters CC WMAS1 1 Laura Renshaw Bathurst CC 2 Kate Spicer Warrumbungle Wheelers CC WMAS2 1 Megan Scott Giant CC 2 Nadia Younan Sydney CC 3 Kate Vandenberg Vikings CC (ACT) WMAS3 1 Bridget Bremner Port Macquarie CC 2 Tanya Collison Sydney CC 3 Sue Henry Randwick Botany CC WMAS4 1 Gail Pearson Jindabyne CC 2 Susanna Fasold Orange CTC 3 Geraldine Blomfield-Brown Waratah Masters CC

WMAS5 INTRODUCTION AND REPORTS FINANCIAL // CHAMPIONSHIPS REPORT YEARBOOK // STATE // 1 Kirsten Bennett Illawarra CC 2 Ann Richardson Sutherland Shire CC 3 Sally McKenna Hunter Valley Masters CC WMAS6 1 Lynda Behan Southern Cross CC 2 Terry Moore Vikings CC (ACT) 3 Faye Younger Southern Cross CC WMAS7 1 Jennifer Massey Griffith CC 2 Jo Wauch Armidale CC 3 Penelope Anderson Southern Highlands CC WMAS8 1 Gaye Lynn Sutherland Shire CC 2 Penelope Rowbotham Peloton Sports

101 CRITERIUM CHAMPIONSHIPS

PLACE RIDERS NAME CLUB

JUNIOR GIRLS 9 1 Charlotte Mahon ATTA NSW 2 Violet Thompson Northern Sydney CC JUNIOR BOYS 9 1 Gabriel Jakobsen Illawarra CC 2 Aden Jessop Wagga Wagga CC 3 Edward Meagher Southern Cross CC JUNIOR GIRLS 11 1 Anna Dubier Lidcombe Auburn CC 2 Samantha Allwork Lidcombe Auburn CC 3 Imogen Fuller Dubbo CC JUNIOR BOYS 11 1 Tristan Naumcevksi Sutherland Shire CC 2 Liam Goltamn Lidcombe Auburn CC 3 Lucas Mahon ATTA NSW JUNIOR GIRLS 13 1 Sarah Allwork Lidcombe Auburn CC 2 Bronte Stewart Wagga Wagga CC 3 Keira Will Lidcombe Auburn CC JUNIOR BOYS 13 1 Benjamin Anderson Orange CTC 2 Hugh Harvey Randwick Botany CC 3 Kai Goltman Lidcombe Auburn CC JUNIOR WOMEN 15 1 Haylee Fuller Dubbo CC 2 Kalinda Robinson Bathurst CC 3 Elizabeth Huggins Central Coast CC JUNIOR MEN 15 1 Dylan Eather Dubbo CC 2 Daniel Barber Dubbo CC 3 Mitchell Hines Dubbo CC JUNIOR WOMEN 17 1 Tahlia Dole Illawarra CC 2 Georgia Wiltshire Southern Cross CC 3 Shair Heffernan Illawarra CC JUNIOR MEN 17 1 Kurt Eather Dubbo CC 2 Rohan Haydon-Smith St George CC 3 Luke Ensor Dubbo CC JUNIOR WOMEN 19 1 Chloe Heffernan Illawarra CC 2 Emily Watts Bathurst CC 3 Lucie Fityus Hunter District CC JUNIOR MEN 19 1 Declan Irvine Kooragang Open CC 2 Stephen Cuff Penrith CC 3 Lachlan Scott St George CC PLACE RIDERS NAME CLUB

UNDER 23 MEN 1 Jordan Louis St George CC 2 Alexander Porter Scotch College CC (SA) 3 Aiden Kampers Illawarra ELITE WOMEN 1 Josie Talbot Peloton Sports 2 Josephine Melgaard Hunter District CC 3 Ayla Rudgley Goulburn CC ELITE MEN 1 Scott Law Marconi CC 2 Cameron Ivory Hunter District CC 3 Joel Walsh Illawarra CC MMAS1 1 Jeremy Hopson Bicisport 2 Dwain Hesp Randwick Botany CC 3 Artur Hardwick North Western Sydney CC MMAS2 1 Michael Brown Sydney Uni Velo Club 2 Kevin Berkeley Parramatta CC 3 Lewis Cressy Canberra CC (ACT) MMAS3 1 Peter Milostic Penrith CC 2 Nathan Bonarius Sydney Uni Velo Club

3 Glenn Mathiske Manning Valley CC INTRODUCTION AND REPORTS FINANCIAL // CHAMPIONSHIPS REPORT YEARBOOK // STATE // MMAS4 1 Ian Johnston Hamilton Wheelers CC (QLD) 2 Justin Millington Central Coast CC 3 Andrew East Lidcombe Auburn CC MMAS5 1 Matt Backhouse Eastern Suburbs CC 2 Matthew Coy Bicisport 3 Craig Stevens Northern Sydney CC MMAS6 1 Mark Harris Vikings CC (ACT) 2 Peter Budd Griffith CC 3 David Jackson Randwick Botany CC MMAS7 1 Trevor Hyde Sutherland Shire CC 2 Mark Graydon Penrith CC 3 Kevin Young Parramatta CC MMAS8 1 Jim Lavis Bathurst CC 2 Harry Rourke Waratah Masters CC 3 Guy Page Central Coast CC MMAS9 1 Colin MacIver Armidale CC 2 Jeff Smith Penrith CC 3 Michael Sales Penrith CC

103 PLACE RIDERS NAME CLUB

MMAS10 1 Bob Willis Waratah Masters CC WMAS2 1 Heather Ticehurst Dubbo CC 2 Kelly Stanton ADF Cycling 3 Toireasa Gallagher Bathurst CC WMAS3 1 Simone Grounds Dubbo CC 2 Tanya Collison Sydney CC 3 Bridget Bremner North Western Sydney CC WMAS4 1 Geraldine Blomfield-Brown Waratah Masters CC 2 Gail Pearson Jindabyne CC 3 Susanna Fasold Sutherland Shire CC WMAS5 1 Sally McKenna Hunter Valley Masters CC 2 Melissa Budd Griffith CC 3 Lynda Van Dyk Southern Cross CC WMAS6 1 Lynda Behan Southern Cross CC 2 Anna Whitten Hunter Valley Masters CC 3 Faye Younger Southern Cross CC WMAS7 1 Jennifer Massey Griffith CC 2 Jo Wauch Armidale CC WMAS8 1 Gaye Lynn Sutherland Shire CC 2 Penelope Rowbotham Peloton Sports

ROAD ITT CHAMPIONSHIPS

PLACE RIDERS NAME CLUB

JUNIOR GIRLS 9 1 Charlotte Mahon ATTA NSW 2 Violet Thompson Northern Sydney CC JUNIOR BOYS 9 1 Gabriel Jakobsen Illawarra CC 2 William Karrasch Orange CTC 3 Ollie Taylor ATTA NSW JUNIOR GIRLS 11 1 Anna Dubier Lidcombe Auburn CC 2 Samantha Allwork Lidcombe Auburn CC 3 Indi Starr Bennett Central Coast CC JUNIOR BOYS 11 1 Tristan Naumcevski Sutherland Shire CC 2 Liam Goltman Lidcombe Auburn CC 3 Lucas Mahon ATTA NSW PLACE RIDERS NAME CLUB

JUNIOR GIRLS 13 1 Bronte Stewart Wagga Wagga CC 2 Sarah Allwork Lidcombe Auburn CC 3 Liliya Tatarinoff Central Coast CC JUNIOR BOYS 13 1 Hugh Harvey Randwick Botany CC 2 Benjamin Anderson Orange CTC 3 Curtis Trkulja Illawarra CC JUNIOR WOMEN 15 1 Haylee Fuller Dubbo CC 2 Amelia Trkulja Illawarra CC 3 Rebel Brooker Tolland CC JUNIOR MEN 15 1 Daniel Barber Dubbo CC 2 Dylan Eather Dubbo CC 3 Deren Perry Lidcombe Auburn CC

JUNIOR WOMEN 17 1 Kurt Eather Dubbo CC 2 Rohan Haydon-Smith St George CC 3 Luke Ensor Dubbo CC JUNIOR MEN 17 1 Kurt Eather Dubbo CC 2 Rohan Haydon-Smith St George CC

3 Luke Ensor Dubbo CC INTRODUCTION AND REPORTS FINANCIAL // CHAMPIONSHIPS REPORT YEARBOOK // STATE // JUNIOR WOMEN 19 1 Emily Watts Bathurst CC 2 Chloe Heffernan Illawarra CC 3 Makenzie Scott Hunter District CC JUNIOR MEN 19 1 Campbell Jones Hunter District CC 2 Daniel Gandy St George CC 3 Matthew Rice Canberra CC (ACT) U23M 1 Tristan Ward Sutherland Shire CC 2 Jay Vine Canberra CC (ACT) 3 Jordan Louis St George CC ELITE WOMEN 1 Simone Grounds Dubbo CC 2 Nadia Younan Sydney CC 3 Ella Bloor Sydney Uni Velo Club ELITE MEN 1 Peter Milostic Penrith CC 2 Jesse Coyle Sydney Uni Velo Club 3 Jay Dutton St George CC MMAS1 1 Mathieu Bremaud Randwick Botany CC 2 Artur Hardwick North Western Sydney CC

105 PLACE RIDERS NAME CLUB

MMAS2 1 Christopher Miller Sydney Uni Velo Club 2 Tai Huynh Northern Sydney CC 3 Andrew Finlayson North Western Sydney CC MMAS3 1 Peter Milostic Penrith CC 2 Matthew Fleming Sutherland Shire CC 3 Cameron Judson Harlequin

MMAS4 1 Andrew East Lidcombe Auburn CC 2 Edward Parker Lidcombe Auburn CC 3 Jayson Austin Bathurst CC MMAS5 1 Charles Gascoyne Bathurst CC 2 Roger Northcote Canberra CC (ACT) 3 Brendan Byatt Canberra CC (ACT) MMAS6 1 Mark Windsor Bathurst CC 2 David Jackson Randwick Botany CC 3 Peter Selkrig Randwick Botany CC MMAS7 1 Peter Ritchie Manly Warringah CC 2 Michael Carr Canberra CC (ACT) 3 Owain Tilley Vikings CC (ACT) MMAS8 1 Jim Lavis Bathurst CC 2 Mark Long Sydney CC 3 Malcolm Lynn Sutherland Shire CC MMAS9 1 Colin MacIver Armidale CC 2 John Horsburgh Peloton Sports 3 John Crossley Hunter Valley Masters CC MMAS10 1 Bob Willis Waratah Masters CC WMAS1 1 Kate Spicer Warrumbungle Wheelers CC WMAS2 1 Toireasa Gallagher Bathurst CC 2 Nadia Younan Sydney CC 3 Jen Bullock Manly Warringah CC WMAS3 1 Sue Henry Randwick Botany CC 2 Simone Grounds Dubbo CC 3 Emma Bussell Sutherland Shire CC

WMAS4 1 Christine Wolfson Orange CTC 2 Geraldine Blomfield-Brown Waratah Masters CC 3 Susanna Fasold Sutherland Shire CC PLACE RIDERS NAME CLUB

WMAS5 1 Lynda Van Dyk Southern Cross CC 2 Dominique Henry Sydney CC 3 Donna Dawson Hunter District CC WMAS6 1 Faye Younger Southern Cross CC 2 Lynda Behan Southern Cross CC WMAS7 1 Jo Wauch Armidale CC 2 Penelope Anderson Southern Highlands CC WMAS8 1 Gaye Lynn Sutherland Shire CC 2 Penelope Rowbotham Peloton Sports

HILL CLIMB CHAMPIONSHIPS

PLACE RIDERS NAME CLUB TIME

JUNIOR WOMEN 15 1 Haylee Fuller Dubbo CC 11: 49.70 2 Jade Perry Lidcombe Auburn CC 13:03.13 3 Gabriella Goldsmith Southern Cross CC 13:05.88 JUNIOR MEN 15 1 Malachi Covington Marconi CC 10:32.01 INTRODUCTION AND REPORTS FINANCIAL // CHAMPIONSHIPS REPORT YEARBOOK // STATE // 2 Dylan Eather Dubbo CC 11: 00.63 3 Daniel Barber Dubbo CC 11: 04.78 JUNIOR WOMEN 17 1 Ashlee Jones Parklife CC 12:41.40 2 Tahlia Dole Illawarra CC 12:47.84 3 Georgia Wilsthire Southern Cross CC 13:21.78 JUNIOR MEN 17 1 Will McLennon Coffs Harbour CC 09:54.42 2 Antoine Gizardin-Pradeau Randwick Botany CC 10:00.98 3 Lincoln Hey Central Coast CC 10: 07.98 JUNIOR WOMEN 19 1 Emily Watts Bathurst CC 11: 07.84 2 Chloe Heffernan Illawarra CC 11: 40.62 3 Lucie Fityus Hunter District CC 12:23.43 JUNIOR MEN 19 1 Campbell Jones Hunter District CC 09:11.09 2 Brandon Conway Port Macquarie CC 09:20.03 3 Ben Metcalfe St George CC 09:21.61 UNDER 23 MEN 1 Michael Potter Northern Sydney CC 08:29.10 2 Dylan Sunderland Inverell CC 08:36.47 3 Ayden Toovey Mudgee CC 08:39.83

107 PLACE RIDERS NAME CLUB TIME

ELITE WOMEN 1 Ella Bloor Sydney Uni Velo Club 11:13.38 2 Lisa Keeling Vikings CC (ACT) 11:17.97 3 Josephine Meldgaard Sydney CC 11:35.25 ELITE MEN 1 Brodie Talbot St George CC 08:36.72 2 Scott Bradburn Illawarra CC 08:49.71 3 Jay Dutton St George CC 08:58.40 MMAS1 1 Kelsey Boreham ANU CC (ACT) 08:54.80 2 Mathieu Bremaud Randwick Botany CC 09:29.58 3 Beau Heath Sydney CC 09:53.24 MMAS2 1 Andrew Finlayson Northern Western Sydney CC 09:18.16 2 Sebastian Meyer Randwick Botany CC 09:22.35 3 Pedro Gomez Randwick Botany CC 09:41.73 MMAS3 1 Jonathan Skinner Manning Valley CC 09:29.99 2 Paul Salisbury Canberra CC (ACT) 09:46.68 3 Stuart Grieve Northern Sydney CC 09:49.32 MMAS4 1 Andrew East Lidcombe Auburn CC 08:55.62 2 Tim Hoy Gold Coast Goldstars CC (QLD) 09:11.12 3 Steven Crispin Canberra CC (ACT) 09:12.26 MMAS5 1 Simon Lempierre Bicisport 10:14.04 2 Gary Rubie St George CC 10:39.10 3 Jon Leighton Harlequin 10:41.65 MMAS6 1 Mark Windsor Bathurst CC 10:40.27 2 Don McWha Hunter Valley Masters CC 10:46.70 3 David Jackson Randwick Botany CC 11:19.73 MMAS7 1 Roger Cull Sydney CC 10:15.75 2 Peter Ritchie Manly Warringah CC 10:48.42 3 Mark Morgan Illawarra CC 11:21.09 MMAS9 1 Colin MacIver Armidale CC 12:10.06 2 John Crossley Hunter Valley Masters CC 13:30.28 WMAS1 1 Leanne Wiggins Orange CTC 17:52.51 WMAS2 1 Kate Vandenberg Vikings CC (ACT) 11:35.59 2 Lauralea Moss Gold Coast CC (QLD) 12:02.32 3 Natashca Botha Giant CC 12:38.40 PLACE RIDERS NAME CLUB TIME

WMAS3 1 Deborah Hennessey Port Macquarie CC 11:30.43 2 Sue Henry Randwick Botany CC 12:28.37 3 Tanya Collison Sydney CC 12:55.35 WMAS4 1 Nicky Western Muswellbrook CC 11:05.96 2 Christine Wolfson Orange CTC 11:37.34 3 Emma Alder Gold Coast Goldstars CC (QLD) 14:08.10 WMAS5 1 Anna Murray Randwick Botany CC 12:12.23 2 Jette McKellar Bathurst CC 13:49.32 WMAS6 1 Judy Tynan Kooragang Open CC 14:08.27 WMAS7 1 Jo Wauch Armidale CC 13:06.92 2 Meriel Custance Skinny Lattes CC (SA) 13:17.73

CLUB TEAM TIME TRIAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

PLACE RIDERS NAME CLUB

JUNIOR WOMENS 17 Tess Wallace 1 Mia Wallace St George CC

Emmy Howe INTRODUCTION AND REPORTS FINANCIAL // CHAMPIONSHIPS REPORT YEARBOOK // STATE // JUNIOR MENS 19 Kai Chapman Campbell Jones 1 Hunter District CC Fintan Conway Ben Cross Lachlan Scott Daniel Gandy 2 St George CC Tom Lynch Ben Metcalfe Zachary Marshall Youngkyu Chang 3 St George CC Ben Dutton Rohan Haydon-Smith ELITE MEN Daniel Bonello Morgan Smith 1 St George CC Brodie Talbot Jay Dutton Christopher Miller Jesse Coyle 2 Sydney Uni Velo Aden Reynolds Michael Brown Jordan Louis Sebastian Berwick 3 St George CC Timothy Cameron Jordan Davies

109 PLACE RIDERS NAME CLUB

ELITE WOMEN Mia-Lousie Barry Gina Ricardo 1 Sydney Uni Velo Georgia whitehouse Lisa Antill Emma Heath Lucy Allman 2 Sydney CC Katherine Skinner Lindy Ryan Jennifer darmody Rae-Anne Hardie 3 Sydney Uni Velo Shahrzad Shahnia Victoria McNeill MASTERS MEN 150+ Michael Foster Matthew Coy 1 Bicisport Giovanni Pilu Simon Lempriere Jon Leighton Sean Carroll 2 Harlequin Peter Robertson Tony Holland David Jackson Daniele Vanolini 3 Randwick Botany CC Peter Slekrig Geoffrey Baxter MASTERS MEN 180+ Peter Ritchie Gregory Barnes 1 Manly Warringah CC Neil Matthews Kevin Goodman Mark Windsor Jim Lavis 2 Bathurst CC Graham Stait Robert Stephen Wally Erven 3 Neil Arnold Illawarra CC Mark Morgan MASTERS MEN ALL AGES Peter Milostic 1 Eddie Salas Penrith CC Paul Eberle Matt Rozyn Matt Gardner 2 Harlequin Cameron Judson Brent Goddard James Everett Justin Slade 3 Parklife CC Brain Calleija William Fraser PLACE RIDERS NAME CLUB

MASTERS WOMEN 140+ Deborah Coulls Kirsten Bennett 1 Illawarra CC Nicole Broers Renee Covington Mireille Campbell Meg Croft 2 Sydney CC Therese Taylor Mary Mitchellhill Sarah Oakes Karen Dutton 3 Southern Cross CC Lynda Berhan Anna-Marie Haswell MASTERS WOMEN ALL AGES Jess Burvill Nadia Younan 1 Sydney CC Klaudia Lcoker Catarina Palma Toireasa Gallagher 2 Laura Renshaw Bathurst CC Donna Scott Emily Cunningham 3 Anna Richardson Sutherland Shire C Susanna Fasold INTRODUCTION AND REPORTS FINANCIAL // CHAMPIONSHIPS REPORT YEARBOOK // STATE //

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