Fort Lewis College Cycling | Go Skyhawks
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keywords: description:All of the info can be found here:
http://cycling.fortlewis.edu/4ccx/
All the info you should need is here:
http://cycling.fortlewis.edu/4ccx
All the info you should need is here:
2019 Zia Taqueria 4 Corners CX Series
All of the info and results can be found at here.
All individual race info is the same for all on the series:
Registration On-site Only – 9:30-11:30am
Start Times – 11am – Men B, Open Women, Men 50+
12noon – Open Men, Men 35+
Cost: $25 (18 and Under Free)
Info: hagen_d@fortlewis.edu
Shoutout to John Bailey for another great poster:
Hey Skyhawk Fans!
We are excited to announce that the FLC Cycling Team clothing order is now open.
Please take the time to follow the instructions below carefully and make sure you have paid for your items or they will not be produced/shipped.
THE CLOSING DATE IS FRIDAY JULY 20 AT 10PM MST. The order should arrive the weekend before the Fall term begins and we’ll let you know when it is in the Cycling Office.
Please read carefully below for purchasing instructions.
Here is the beta:
The FLC designs are available on any product you see in the store, from jerseys/jackets/vests to fleece bib knickers to arm warmers and gloves to casual gear, etc. Some of the more random accessories may have a minimum number ordered to be produced but any top or bottom will be made in time for the season. You can choose the $65.83 standard jersey – CS Tech Pro or Summer (just dont do the club cut and the sleeveless wont work for collegiate racing (usacycling rule)) to the $119.46 Apex line that is as high as tech gets. I like the summer version of the jerseys for racing as they are a bit lighter weight to help to stay cool.
It is also highly recommended to get at least one pair of bibs/shorts and get the Veloce or Women’s specific chamois (not GranFondo)! There is a USAC Collegiate Rule that shorts must either be team shorts or be blank on the side panel (BMX/DH excluded) and totally blank shorts are hard to come by, all new members should order a pair of team shorts there are often two or more races per weekend and sometimes washing is impossible.
I have tried on many of their items and sizing is fairly standard – since I (510, 150lbs) am a MTBer Ill get a Medium jersey – if I were primarily a roadie Id get a Small and since I have chicken legs Ill be getting Small bibs. Hey Ladies! – Most jerseys and shorts have Women specific cuts! If you want to get all techy on sizing you can check out the charts: https://www.champ-sys.com/pages/cycling-sizing-guide
Here is the link to the store:
https://custom2.champ-sys.com/teamstore/?FLCSummer2018
Click thumbnail image of product you want (Jersey for example)Select the style of that product you would like (images shown on this window are stock, not your design)Enter preferences, sizes and quantities for that product (you will see your design associated again on this window)Click CheckoutLogin if you have ordered in the pastSign Up if this is your first orderPay from PayPal landing page using your Credit Card or PayPal account. Watch for a confirmation email/receipt from PayPal momentarilyShipping Address should be pre-filled with my name, FLC Cycling and 1000 Rim Dr. Durango, CO 81301 and my phone. If not you can add this info in. The order will ship only to the office, do not try to enter another address, please. Next.
Enter your payment info, agree to terms and conditions and click Process Payment. A box that says your payment has been accepted should appear, click OK. You should receive a confirmation email from them if all is good. If you dont receive a confirmation Email then you should look into it by contacting Ben below.
All of the clothing will be shipped to the cycling office in individual bags with your name on it. They should arrive on August 24th.
If you are having trouble you can get in touch with me, or even better:
Ben Woodbury
Account Manager
Sponsorship Coordinator – US
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Direct: 1-402-875-6588
Office: 1-402-875-5847
Hours : 10am – 6pm Central
Seeking their 23rd national title, Fort Lewis College Cycling heads to Reno, NV next week to contest the 2017 USA Cycling Collegiate National Championships of Cyclocross (CX). One Wednesday January 10th at 9:35am PST the FLC Men race in the Varsity race against the best teams in the country and the Women toe the line at 3:25pm PST. Then on Thursday at 3:30pm FLC will compete in the Team Relay with two Women and two Men doing battle with the other teams for 1 lap a piece. This race will surely be the determining factor in the Skyhawk’s main objective- the overall Team Omnium. With that said, FLC has a few riders that can compete for the win and that goes a long way for Team Omnium points.
Last year’s 2nd place in the Men’s race, senior John Anderson, will be competing in his final CX race as a Skyhawk as well as Ian McPherson and Stephan Davoust. Henry Nadell took the Rocky Mountain Coference CX title back in December and will get a front row call-up and freshman Skyler Mackey has been racing the biggest CX races around the country all year. Thomas Gauthier and Harrsion Buckley round out the Men and will surprise many with their strength and skill.
Ellen Campbell, junior, took the conference Women’s title and will look to capitalize on her front row call-up. Freshman Katja Freeburn has been training hard all Fall learning a new discipline. Kelsay Lundberg and Anna Schehrer bring Nationals experience to the table after strong finishes last year in Hartford and Kira Payer is looking to finish solid as well.
Women:
Ellen Campbell – So.
Katja Freeburn – Fr.
Kelsay Lundberg – Jr.
Anna Schehrer – So.
Kira Payer – Fr.
Men:
Ian McPhearson – Sr.
Jon Anderson – Sr.
Stephan Davoust – Sr.
Henry Nadell – So.
Skyler Mackey – Fr.
Thomas Gauthier – Jr.
Harrison Buckley – So.
It is also National for Junior, Master and Elite racers so many of the Skyhawks will be competing on Sunday and a handful of Durango locals will race throughout the week. Durango DEVO is sending a team to CX Nats for the first time and they’ll all be putting their skills and fitness to the test against the best junior riders in the country. For the week’s complete schedule you can check out: https://s3.amazonaws.com/USACWeb/forms/natchamps/2017/2018-Cyclocross-Schedule.pdf
You can keep up with the Skyhawks through social media:
https://www.facebook.com/FLCCyclingTeam
@flccycling for Instagram and Twitter
There will also be daily results and stories up on http://usacycling.org/ and all the beta is at https://legacy.usacycling.org/2018/cxnationals
Contact:
FLC Cycling Director – Dave Hagen – 970-403-4842, hagen_d@fortlewis.edu
Keep an eye on the CX Series page for weekly updates: http://cycling.fortlewis.edu/4ccx
There are 6 Saturday races and 1 Sunday in the series starting with fan favorite Dolores at Joe Rowell Park on Nov. 4 (See flyer below). The series makes an early visit to the Shaefer Property in Pagosa Springs on Nov. 11 and then onto the hallowed CX terrain on the Fort Lewis College Campus for the FLCCX on Nov. 18. Well take a weekend off to eat a bunch then head to the demanding course at Parque Da Vida in Cortez on Dec. 2. One more stop at FLC on Dec. 9 to prepare the final big weekend. On Saturday Dec. 16 the New Mexico State CX Championships will be held on the Williams Property (Hydropure Technology) down in Aztec, NM all will need USA Cycling Licenses and keep an eye out for online pre reg. The following day on Sunday Dec. 17 the annual Whiskey Run and the Zia Taqueria 4CCX Finals will be back in Aztec on the Williams property again. The series wraps up with a series awards party on Monday Dec. 18. At 6pm at Carver’s.
Tell your friends that dont have CX bikes that 29er MTBs work great for CX and a little skinnier tire even better. CX is fun, right?
Again this year are kids races at select races keep an eye out for more information, most likely the FLC races but maybe others. There will be categories for 9 and under and 10-14. Mountain bikes are welcome. Riders under 18 are always free!
Zia Taqueria is the presenting sponsor this year so eat there more than you do already!
All races are $25 and no license is required, except for the NM State Champs.
Start times are as follows for all races unless otherwise noted on individual race flyers:
10:00am Kids Races (at select venues)
11am Open Women, B Men, 55+ Men
12noon Open Men, 40+ Men
2017 Zia Taqueria 4CCX Schedule
11/4 – Dolores CX – Joe Rowell Park 17 Dolores Cross Final This is the Dolores flyer and take note of start times
11/11 – Pagosa CX – Shaefer Property (2445 CR 400)
11/18 – FLC CX – Ray Denison Memorial Field
12/2 – Cortez – Parque da Vida
12/9 – FLC CX – Ray Denison Memorial Field
12/16 – USAC NM State Champs – Aztec – Williams Property (Saturday)
12/17 – Aztec Whiskey Run 4CCX Finals – Aztec – Williams Property (Sunday)
Awards – Monday 12/18 Carver Brewing Co, 6pm
Other sponsors that support the series:
Skyhawk Cycling
Animas Orthopedic Associates
Mountain Bike Specialists
Carver Brewing Co
King Cage
2nd Ave Sports
Iron Horse Bicycle Classic
Durango Cyclery
Last but surely not least, Chip Peddler
Keep an eye on the CX Series page for weekly updates: http://cycling.fortlewis.edu/4ccx
For more info contact Dave Hagen – hagen_d@fortlewis.edu
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
October 18, 2017
Skyhawk Cycling Names Mountain Bike Nationals Team
Contact: Dave Hagen, 970-403-4842, hagen_d@fortlewis.edu
The Fort Lewis College Cycling Team has chosen the squad that will represent the Skyhawks at the upcoming 2017 USA Cycling Collegiate Mountain Bike Nationals in Missoula, Montana Oct. 19-22. The team will be seeking to regain the Team Overall title after relinquishing it last year for the first time in 9 years to CU Boulder. Choosing a team to represent the Skyhawks are some of the toughest decisions that coaches (Chad Cheeney, Elke Brutsaert, Lucas LeMaire, Zach Graveson, Phil Cowan and Brittany Cowan) ever have to make simply because there are so many talented riders to choose from.
At the last Conference race at Powderhorn Bike Park in Grand Junction, Colorado Mesa Universitys (CMU) home meet the Skyhawks won the Division 1 Rocky Mountain Collegiate Cycling Conference (RMCCC) team overall title. Edging out Colorado University and CMU by close margins. Endurance racer Henry Nadell sealed up the season overall Men’s A title with a close win in the Short Track over teammate and former conference leader Stephan Davoust. On the Gravity side, the Skyhawks have one of the deepest Womens team in history, with McCauley Smith, Local Lacey Andersen and Freshman Elle Runyan, all season conference race winners and podium finishers and most events. Having such good competition in the RMCCC is great preparation for the National competitions against not only top teams for the RMCCC but teams from perennial national powerhouses Marian University, Lees McRae College and Brevard College.
At Nationals FLC will compete in Gravity events – Downhill (DH) and Dual Slalom (DS) and Endurance events, Cross Country (XC) and Short Track XC (ST). Team Relay (TR) is a fun team event that places teams of 4 riders from each school with a female rider having to do at least 2 laps and does count in the team omnium standings. Each Collegiate team is allowed to bring 10 riders of each gender to compete in these events. Some riders are very adept at both Gravity and Endurance and will be competing in both disciplines in search of an Individual Omnium (IO) title. Both Anna Scheher and Stephan Davoust will be competing in the IO for FLC. Three freshman made the team this year, Locals and former Durango Devo athletes, Katja Freeburn and Camryn Sippy, and Washington Native Elle Runyan for the Women, along with Jason Rowton from California for the Men. The Skyhawk’s lone defending individual champion is Stephan Davoust in the Men Individual Omnium. Currently the Skyhawks are the #2 ranked Collegiate program in the nation.
There are a few ways to keep up with the team before and during the competitions. You can keep up with the Skyhawks on Facebook by liking http://www.facebook.com/FLCCyclingTeam or following on Twitter and Instagram @FLCCYCLING. Official results and stories can be foundhttps://www.usacycling.org/2017/collegiate-mtb-national
Anna Scheher – XC, ST, DH, DS, IO
Lacey Andersen – DH, DS
McCauley Smith – DH, DS
Libby Endersbe – DH, DS,
Elle Runyan DH, DS
Carly Endersbe – XC, ST
Camryn Sippy – XC, ST
Katja Freeburn XC, ST
Ellen Campbell -XC, ST
Kelsey Lundberg – XC, ST
Jaren Lockwood– DH, DS
Shane Ellis – DH, DS
Ben Bennett DH, DS
Drey Smith – DH, DS
Bryce Hermanussen – DH, DS
Stephan Davoust – XC, ST, DS, IO
Jason Rowton – XC, ST
Nash Dory – XC, ST
Cole Paton – XC, ST
Henry Nadell – XC, ST
Staff:
Dave Hagen Program Director
Elke Brutsaert – Team Manager, Women’s Coach
Chad Cheeney – Endurance Coach, Social Media
Lucas LeMaire – Gravity Coach
Zach Graveson Gravity Coach
Carson Jones-Wilkins – Mechanic
Please wish the team luck on their travels and performances.
FLC Cycling is proud to announce a great recruiting class of new members that as of right now consists of 40 riders, 11 of which are female. We also get to keep 7 locals in town that have developed wonderfully through Durango Devo and will make an immediate impact. They join riders from all over the country who will be riding for the Skyhawks in 2017.
Top Durango riders Camryn Sippy (CRC Janitorial-Scott) and Katja Freeburn (Bear Development) have received the FLC Cycling Foundation Scholarship, Keiran Eagan (CRC Janitorial-Scott) has received the inaugural Durango Hometown Heroes Cycling Scholarship and Sophomore Ellen Campbell (Competitive Cyclist MTB Team) has been awarded the inaugural Gearjammer Cycling Scholarship.
Top male riders from other parts of the country are Track and Road racer Noah Schossler from California who brings great experience with him from racing with the Lux Development team. Mountain Bike and Road racer Noah Lindenthal also hails from California and was a force in the NorCal NICA High School League. Nick Gallizioli from California is a recipient of the Bob Warnicke scholarship for BMX racers and is excited to ride all sorts of bikes. Transfer student Skyler Mackey from Oklahoma who races
for KCCX and the venerable Bill Marshall, has a very strong Cyclocross background and has been producing some great results on the road this summer. Jason Rowton from Southern California (younger brother of graduate Lucas) rides for the Whole Athlete Development team on the MTB and Road.
It is tough to beat locals Camryn and Katja but Kira Payer (KMS Cycling Killington Mountain School) from Massachusetts has produced some solid results as a Cat 2 road racer. Luma Randolph, daughter of former Durangoan and Pro Road/MTB rider Greg Randolph, was consistently on the podium in the Idaho NICA High School League. The Skyhawks are also excited to welcome back Emily Abraham from California who is a promising track and road racer and had taken a year off school.
All of these riders compliment an already strong team that finished 2nd in the Varsity Team Overall in 2016-17 combining the disciplines of Track, Mountain Bike, Cyclocross, BMX and Road. The future looks bright for the ‘Hawks as only 10 Male and 0 Female Varsity riders graduated in 2017. Also coming to FLC from Durango are TJ Rifkin, Austin Munroe and Will Berger, we are excited that they will be on the team.
Fort Lewis College Cycling is committed to developing cycling athlete scholars in a spirit of enjoyment, teamwork, citizenship, and complete access to training and expert coaching. We stress camaraderie and self-improvement in an encouraging and ethical environment. We welcome all skill levels and cycling ambitions, working together to improve ourselves while pursuing quality educations. FLC Cycling is a Division 1 Varsity cycling program based in the cycling hotbed of Durango, CO that operates as a club open to any full-time student in good standing.
The Fort Lewis Cycling Team was born in 1994. That year, in its first intercollegiate competition as a club sport, the new team won the inaugural National Collegiate Cycling Association mountain biking national championships. The teams first uniforms were t-shirts donated by the downtown Durango Diner, where club members would gather before their morning training rides. Since then, the cycling world has come to know FLC Cycling – and the teams jerseys. Because since that first season, the FLC Cycling has continued its roll, winning national championships 21 more times in mountain biking, cyclocross, and road racing while also excelling in Track and BMX racing.
The Fort Lewis College Cycling Team will hold its annual Squawker Classic road racing events Saturday April 22nd and Sunday the 23rd. Collegiate cyclists from the Rocky Mountain Collegiate Cycling Conference (RMCCC) will descend upon Durango for one of the toughest weekends of racing before USA Cycling Collegiate Road Nationals in Grand Junction, CO April 27-30. It is the 6th RMCCC conference race weekend of the spring season offering up a Team Time Trial, Criterium and a Road Circuit race for rivals University of Colorado-Boulder, Colorado State University, Colorado Mesa University and the rest of the RMCCC. The race is also a USA Cycling Collegiate Regional Championship with schools from the Southwest and Inter-Mountain Conference also competing. For the 4-Corners region there are also USA Cycling categories for the Individual Time Trial, Criterium and Road Circuit race
The action will begin 8am Saturday morning April 22nd with the “Morehart Murphy Team Time Trial.” Four-person collegiate teams and individual racers will start the intersection of River Road and CR 213 (La Posta) at one-minute intervals, turning around 13 miles later in Bondad just before Highway 550 and returning back up to CR 214 for a 32 kilometer (19 mile) course. The USA Cycling category Individual Time Trial starts at 9am and uses the same course.
The “Zia Taqueria Neighborhood Criterium” is back for racing action that encompasses 4th-6th Aves and 7th-10th Sts. The start finish will be at 4th Ave/8th St on a course with 6 turns and highlighted by the 6th Ave hill. Five collegiate and four citizen categories will speed around the course for varying amounts of time based on experience and ability. The action will be fast and fun! Racing starts at 11:30am and finishes at 6pm.
Racing concludes on Sunday April 23rd with the grueling “Carver Brewing Co. Road Race,” starting at 8:00am on Rim Drive in front of the Education Business Hall. Travelling clockwise on Rim Dr. the course turns left on North Rim Drive (CR239) passing Hillcrest Golf Course then right on North College, through the roundabout, down Goeglein Gulch Road (CR238) and right on East 8th Avenue back to Rim Drive, completing the super tough 5-mile circuit. The number of laps will be based on category ranging from 3-9 laps.
The official race flyer can be found here: https://www.usacycling.org/events/getflyer.php?permit=2017-688
Online registration is available and encouraged to avoid $5 race day late fee: https://www.usacycling.org/register/2017-688.
To stay updated and keep up with the race day action on the team Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/FLCCyclingTeam, http://cycling.fortlewis.edu will have all the info, course maps and the flyer.
Come watch your Skyhawk cyclists in action against our regional foes. The RMCCC conference schedule, results and standings can be found at http://www.rmccc.org/ and info on collegiate cycling is here: http://www.usacycling.org/collegiate/
Volunteers will gladly be accepted 60+ are needed for course marshals. Contact Dave Hagen at hagen_d@fortlewis.edu if you would like to help
Criterium Saturday April 23rd, 2016 – Meet at 4th Ave/8th St
11am-2:30pm Marshals Need 11
2:30pm 6pm Marshals Need 11
Road Race Sunday April 24th, 2016 – Meet at Education/Business Hall Parking lot at FLC (Start Finish)
7:30am-10:30am Marshals Need 20
10:00-1:00pm Marshals Need 20
Traffic information:
For the Time Trial on Saturday from 8-10am there may be short delays on CR 213 to allow riders to start and turnaround please use caution if travelling that direction.
For the Criterium on Saturday from 11am-6pm East 4th Ave and East 5th Ave will be closed between 7th and 10th Streets and East 6th Ave will be closed between 9th and 10th Streets. Accordingly, 7th and 8th Streets will be closed between 4th and 5th Aves and 9th and 10th Streets will be closed between 4th and 6th Aves. There will be no parking on the course and any vehicles on the inside of the course will need to exit at 5th Ave/10th St.
For the Road Race on Sunday to ensure a safe event for participants the following roads will be CLOSED to vehicles from 8am to 4pm:
Southbound Goeglein Gulch between the Ft. Lewis Dr. roundabout and 8th8th between College Dr. and the Rim Dr. traffic signalRim Drive between stoplight and Education Business Hall parking lotRim Dr. (CR239) from N. College to Hillcrest Golf Course both directions, except resident accessResidents and businesses of Skyridge, Hillcrest, Hillcrest Estates, Hillcrest Apartments, Silver Peak Condos, Hillcrest Golfers and Fort Lewis College Students, Faculty Staff please take note:
The only way off the College Mesa is via North College to Florida Rd. and the best way up is Goeglein Gulch.
Also, drivers that use N. College and Geoglein to access South Durango should use Florida Rd. to avoid getting turned around at the roundabout.
For more information contact Dave Hagen at HAGEN_D@fortlewis.edu
Fort Lewis College Cycling has chosen the team that will represent the Skyhawks at the upcoming 2017 USA Cycling Collegiate BMX Nationals this weekend, March 10-12, at Cajun Nationals in Monroe, LA. The team will be looking to improve on its 3rd place overall at last year’s competition in Louisville, KY. BMX Coach Jordan Rupe has been working with a core group of BMX student athletes since September.
The team is led by Senior Rebeccah Sheppard and Sophomore Hayden Raymond while Senior Taylor Whitworth and Sophomore Jacob Reese will make an impact. With snow on the Durango BMX track since December the team has been doing their training in the weight room, parking lots and even some miles on the rollers in the office, but have also been able to get four weekends of racing with solid results in Greeley, Phoenix and Albuquerque to prepare for Nationals – everyone is on very good form. With such good preparation the Skyhawks are ready to compete against USA Cycling Collegiate Division 1 Varsity perennial BMX powerhouses Marian University and Lindsay Wilson College.
There will be a 2-day format to determine Collegiate BMX individual and team champions. A complete round of qualifiers and finals will be run each day with the individual winners being determined by a combination of both day’s points. Team points are then determined by combining the points of the top three riders from each team, ranked based off that total and given a second set of points to give a score for the team then adding the score from each day’s race for the team overall.
There are a few ways to keep up with the team before and during the competitions. The team’s Facebook page will have daily photos, results and reports http://www.facebook.com/FLCCyclingTeam or follow on Twitter @FLCCYCLING. The complete schedule, official results and reports can be found on http://usacycling.org.
When: Thursday December 1st, 6pm
Where: Morehart Murphy Regional Auto Center, 30 Parker Ave
The list of items in the silent auction are now available!
Check out the link below to view:
http://fortlewis.schoolauction.net/ccc/
We have to thank the companies and individuals that have donated their products and services to our celebration.
Seem of the hottest items will be the 56cm Trek Emonda SLR9 Trek Factory Racing Team Issue frameset and fork, the Howard Grotts framed and signed National Champ jersey and Olympic goodies, Carmen Small signed jersey, Large Pivot Les275 frameset, summer lodging for 4 at the Crestwood and lift tickets to Snowmass, Stans NoTubes Wheel Set, 2 demo passes to the 2017 Outerbike in Moab , and on and on.
We sincerely hope that all can join us to celebrate all the good in the Durango Cycling Community and help FLC Cycling and Durango Devo raise funds for the good they do.
The FLC Cycling Team and Durango DEVO want to bring all cyclists together for a night to celebrate ALL the greats things about our cycling community. The Thursday December 1st event is hosted by Morehart Murphy Subaru starting at 6pm.
Student/athletes from the FLC Cycling Team and Durango Devo will be there to assist in car/bike parking, greeting all the guests and mingling all night. Durango Olympians, Commuter Champions, National Champions, etc and the entities that make it happen like Trails 2000, Durango Multimodal, etc will be celebrated. Everyone is welcome to attend, therell be food from Zia, beverages from Carvers, etc., music.
There will also be a silent auction with some amazing items from Trek, Durango Silverton Narrow Gauge RR, Pivot, Snowmass Resort, Western Spirit, local bike shops and restaurants, massage therapists and more. Proceeds from the evening support the FLC Cycling Team and DEVO in our similar quests. We hope you will come out and celebrate with us, invite your friends.
Keep an eye on this site for a complete list of auction items.
It is here. Special thanks to John Bailey for once again for his poster design and art every year!
The Dolores folks have their race ready to go and all the beta is on the poster. Note the different schedule and the Cruiser race. Should be a great time over there.
There are 6 Saturday races in the series starting with fan favorite Dolores at Joe Rowell Park on Nov 5. The series makes an early visit to the FLC Campus on Nov. 12 and then onto the amazing CX terrain at Parelli Ranch near Pagosa on Nov. 19 for the annual Turkey CX. The Whiskey Run in Aztec on the venerable Williams property with new features every year is on Dec. 3 then the demanding course at Parque Da Vida in Cortez on Dec. 10. The series wraps up with a final race up at Fort Lewis College on Dec. 17 and a series awards party on Dec. 18.
Tell your friends that don’t have CX bikes that 29er MTBs work great for CX and a little skinnier tire even better. CX is fun, right?
Again this year are kids races at select races – keep an eye out for more information, most likely the FLC races but maybe others. There will be categories for 9 and under and 10-14. Mountain bikes are welcome. Riders under 18 are always free!
Wednesday 12noon practices will begin on Wednesday Oct. 12 and continue through December.
Zia Taqueria is the presenting sponsor this year so eat there more than you do already!
Info and updates at: http://cycling.fortlewis.edu/4ccx
Questions: hagen_d@fortlewis.edu
All races are $25 and no license is required.
Start times are as follows for all races:
10:30am – Kids Races (at select venues)
11am – Open Women, B Men, 50+ Men
12noon – Open Men, 35+ Men
2016 Zia Taqueria 4CCX Schedule
Nov. 5 – Dolores CX – Joe Rowell Park
Nov. 12 – FLC CX – Ray Denison Memorial Field
Nov. 19 – Pagosa Turkey Cross – Parelli Ranch
Dec. 3 – Aztec Whiskey Run – Williams Property
Dec. 10 – Cortez CX – Parque da Vida
Dec. 17 – FLC CX -Ray Denison Memorial Field
Awards – Dec. 18
Skyhawk STXC Series
Happy Summer! Hope all is going well.
The clothing order is now open.
Please take the time to follow the instructions below carefully and make sure you have paid for your items or they will not be produced/shipped.
It is also a good time to order additional items for cooler/cold/wet weather.
Remember – the jersey design will change for 2017-18 so if a new member maybe just get a jersey because all will be required to purchase new when design changes. It only happens every four years.
THE CLOSING DATE IS THURSDAY JULY 21 AT 10PM MST. The order should arrive the weekend before the Fall term begins and will be in the Cycling Office
Please read carefully below for purchasing instructions.
Here is the beta:
The FLC designs are available on any product you see in the store, from jerseys/jackets/vests to fleece bib knickers to arm warmers and gloves to casual gear, etc. Some of the more random accessories may have a minimum number ordered to be produced but any top or bottom will be made in time for the season. You can choose the $63.25 the standard jersey – CS Tech (just dont do the club cut and the sleeveless wont work for collegiate racing (usacycling rule)) to the $169 Razor Carbon version that is as high as tech gets. I have the $71.19 AirLite Short Sleeve jersey and it is great for riding when it is warmer or when racing.
It is also highly recommended to get at least one pair of bibs/shorts and you even have a choice of Chamois, get the Veloce or Women’s specific! Unless you have a load of shorts/bibs without sponsors on them (collegiate rule) then you should get a pair there are often two or more races per weekend and sometimes washing is impossible.
I have tried on many of their items and sizing is fairly standard – since I (510, 150lbs) am a MTBer Ill get a Medium jersey – if I were primarily a roadie Id get a Small and since I have chicken legs Ill be getting Small bibs. Hey Ladies! The new Donna line of jerseys and shorts are women specific! If you want to get all techy on sizing you can check out the charts: http://champ-sys.com/master-size-charts/
For all of you new members – if you come from warmer climates you should definitely get some cool/cold weather garments i.e. Jackets (insulated and water repellant, thermal/fleece warmers, knickers or tights, shoe covers, gloves.
For all of you TRACKies, CXers, TTers, and CRITers – you should definitely get your own skin suit!
Returning members can use the email and password you used to order in the past.
Here is the link to the store:
https://custom2.champ-sys.com/teamstore/?FLCSummer2016
You will see a page full of templates.
Click on the first Cycling Jerseys template, it has most of what anyone will want. Select the product from the drop down menu, then zipper type (full zips are the best), then if you want reflective piping ($5) or zip rear pocket ($5), then the amount of each size – choose race cut or women, club cuts are super baggy. Click Add to Cart and you can choose to continue shopping or proceed to check out.
The 2nd template are trail jerseys that can be used for DH/BMX (BMX must have long sleeve).
The 3rd and 4th templates are for high end women specific jerseys if interested.
The next 3 templates are vests, jackets, mock turtlenecks – remember if coming from warmer climates you will need an insulated, maybe rain proof jacket for cold morning starts and winter training.
The 1st shorts and bibs template has all the options. CS Bib Short is standard and get veloce or women’s chamois. The 2nd, 3rd and 4th shorts and bib templates are repetitive.
Tights and knickers – self explanatory.
Many skin/speedsuit selections – get you own if Trackie, CXer or super committed Roadie/TTer. There is even a CX skin suit that has some insulation in the front!
Running tops can work fine as Trail jerseys/casual wear.
Top and Bottoms are BMX/DH. BMX/DH bottoms are not required but look super pro.
There are also some casual jackets/hoodies if interested.
Once you have chosen all your items proceed to check out. You’ll review your order and if correct hit the checkout button again.
If a new member create a new login. If you have ordered through the team before then use your previous email and password.
Enter your payment info and you are done. You should receive a confirmation from them if all is good. If you dont receive a confirmation Email then you should look into it by contacting Cody below.
All of the clothing will be shipped to the cycling office in individual bags with your name on it. They should arrive on August 24th.
If you are having trouble you can get in touch with me, or even better:
Cody Stephan
Custom Apparel Specialist
218 Richardson St.
Brooklyn, NY 11222
Tel:(718)383-8855
Fax:(718)383-8873
Photos: Alpine Shutter Works (Connor Hodge)
The FLC Cycling Team has just finished the Rocky Mountain Collegiate Cycling Conference (RMCCC) road racing season at Colorado Mesa University and has put together the team that’ll represent Fort Lewis College at USA Cycling Collegiate Road Nationals May 13-15 in Asheville, NC, the second year in a row the championships have been held there.
The Cycling Skyhawks finished second as a team to the University of Colorado Boulder in the final RMCCC Division 1 standings after 4 weekends of racing. “Our conference season was a strange one with three cancelled weekends of racing on the front range because of weather. We adapted by doing some inter-squad racing, made it to a demanding USA Cycling race in Utah and practiced our Team Time Trial quite a bit. We worked well together as a team during the season and are quite confident that we’ll see some stellar performances in Asheville.” said FLC Cycling Road Coach, Ian Burnett.
The FLC Cycling staff has spent most of the last 48 hours mulling over this season results, past results and the character of the large pool possible student athletes to represent. The following student athletes will compete in the Individual Time Trial (ITT), Team Time Trial (TTT), Criterium(CR) and Road Race (RR) in and around Asheville. The ITT does not count toward the elusive overall team omnium, but may in the future. The team will be looking for some redemption from last year after being stifled by the heat and some bad luck. “Picking a Nationals Team out of so many deserving riders is one of the toughest parts of the job but I think we did a great job of picking riders best suited to the courses and conditions while also working well as a team. We have many riders returning from last year’s squad and boy, we are going to miss our seniors next year, but have some very strong underclassmen, too”, said Coach Burnett, “things have been coming together for the team this Spring and if the breaks go our way we have a good shot at the team title.”
WomenSofia Gomez Villafane – SR – CA – TTT, CR, RRCasey Hynes – SR – CO – TTT, RRJenna MacPherson – SR – ID – TTT, CR, RRSydney Edmonson – SO – CO – CR, RREmily Abraham – FR - CA – TTT, CR, RRMenCormac McGeough – SO – CO – TTT, RRKolben Preble – SR – OR - ITTEmmanuel Gagne – SO – Canada – CR, RR, ITTIan McPherson – SO – CO – TTT, CR, RRTroy Meeker – SR – CO - ITTRyan Standish – SR – CA – TTT, CR, RRThomas Gauthier – FR – Canada – RR, ITTPayson McElveen – SR – TX – TTT, CR, RRStephan Davoust – JR – Durango – CR, ITT
Wish the team luck at Nats and for the latest on the action be sure to keep an eye on http://cycling.fortlewis.edu for blog updates, the team Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/FLCCyclingTeam and twitter: @flccycling.
More info on USA Cycling Collegiate Road Nationals can be found at:http://www.usacycling.org/2016/collegiate-road-nationals
Photo Courtesy Alpine Shutterworks (Connor Hodge)
Contact:Ian Burnett, 970-799-4703, ianpburnett@gmail.com
or
Dave Hagen, 970-403-4842, hagen_d@fortlewis.edu
The official race flyer can be found here: https://www.usacycling.org/events/getflyer.php?permit=2016-857
Please pre-register: http://www.usacycling.org/register/2016-857
See Volunteer and Traffic Info below.
The Fort Lewis College Cycling Team will hold its annual Squawker Classic road racing events Saturday April 23rd and Sunday the 24th. Collegiate cyclists from the Rocky Mountain Collegiate Cycling Conference (RMCCC) will descend upon Durango for one of the toughest weekends of racing before USA Cycling Collegiate Road Nationals in Asheville, NC May 13-15. It is the 6th RMCCC conference race weekend of the spring season offering up a Team Time Trial, Criterium and a Road Circuit race for Division 1 archrivals University of Colorado-Boulder, Colorado State University and Colorado Mesa University. For the 4-Corners region there are also USA Cycling categories for the Individual Time Trial, Criterium and Road Circuit race.
The action will begin 8am Saturday morning April 23rd with the “Morehart Murphy Team Time Trial.” Four-person collegiate teams and individual racers will start the intersection of River Road and CR 213 (La Posta) at one-minute intervals, turning around 13 miles later in Bondad just before Highway 550 and returning back up to CR 214 for a 32 kilometer (19 mile) course. The USA Cycling category Individual Time Trial starts at 9am and uses the same course.
The “Durango Performance Center Criterium” is back to it’s traditional neighborhood venue that encompasses 4th-6th Aves and 7th-10th Sts. The start finish will be at 4th Ave/9th St on a course with 6 turns and highlighted by the 6th Ave hill. Five collegiate and four citizen categories will speed around the course for varying amounts of time based on experience and ability. The action will be fast and fun! Racing concludes at 6pm.
Racing concludes on Sunday April 24 with the grueling “Carver Brewing Co. Road Race,” starting at 8:00am on Rim Drive in front of the Education Business Hall. Travelling clockwise on Rim Dr. the course turns left on North Rim Drive (CR239) passing Hillcrest Golf Course then right on North College, through the roundabout, down Goeglein Gulch Road (CR238) and right on East 8th Avenue back to Rim Drive, completing the super tough 5-mile circuit. The amount of laps will be based on category ranging from 3-9 laps.
TTT/TT Map: http://www.mapmyride.com/routes/view/977625727Criterium Map: http://www.mapmyride.com/routes/view/977649489Road Race Map: http://www.mapmyride.com/routes/view/977638247
Online registration is available and encouraged to avoid $5 race day late fee: http://www.usacycling.org/register/2016-857
To stay updated and keep up with the race day action, http://cycling.fortlewis.edu will have all the info, course maps and the flyer You can also keep up with the action on the team Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/FLCCyclingTeam
Come watch your Skyhawk cyclists in action against our conference foes. The RMCCC conference schedule, results and standings can be found at http://www.rmccc.org/ and info on collegiate cycling is here: http://www.usacycling.org/collegiate/
Volunteers will gladly be accepted 40+ are needed for course marshals. Contact Dave Hagen at hagen_d@fortlewis.edu if you would like to help
Criterium Saturday April 23rd, 2016 – Meet at 4th Ave/8th St
11am-2:30pm Marshals Need 11
2:30pm 6pm Marshals Need 11
RR Sunday April 24th, 2016 – Meet at Education/Business Hall Parking lot at FLC (Start Finish)
7:30am-10:30am Marshals Need 13
10:30am-2pm Marshals Need 13
Traffic information:
For the Time Trial on Saturday from 8-10am there may be short delays on CR 213 to allow riders to start and turnaround please use caution if travelling that direction.
For the Criterium on Saturday from 11am-6pm East 4th Ave and East 5th Ave will be closed between 7th and 10th Streets and East 6th Ave will be closed between 9th and 10th Streets. Accordingly, 7th and 8th Streets will be closed between 4th and 5th Aves and 9th and 10th Streets will be closed between 4th and 6th Aves. There will be no parking on the course and any vehicles on the inside of the course will need to exit at 5th Ave/10th St.
For the Road Race on Sunday to ensure a safe event for participants the following roads will be CLOSED to vehicles from 8am to 4pm:
Southbound Goeglein Gulch between the Ft. Lewis Dr. roundabout and 8th8th between College Dr. and the Rim Dr. traffic signalRim Drive between stoplight and Education Business Hall parking lotRim Dr. (CR239) from N. College to Hillcrest Golf Course both directions, except resident accessResidents and businesses of Skyridge, Hillcrest, Hillcrest Estates, Hillcrest Apartments, Silver Peak Condos, Hillcrest Golfers and Fort Lewis College Students, Faculty Staff please take note:
The only way off the College Mesa is via North College to Florida Rd. and the best way up is Goeglein Gulch.
Also, drivers that use N. College and Geoglein to access South Durango should use Florida Rd. to avoid getting turned around at the roundabout.
For more information contact Dave Hagen at HAGEN_D@fortlewis.edu
After a late arrival yesterday, the team spent today previewing the courses here in Asheville. Collegiate racing doesnt begin until Friday but the riders are staying busy with preparations.
Seeking their 23rd national title, Fort Lewis College Cycling heads to Asheville, NC January 5th-11th to contest the 2016 USA Cycling Collegiate National Championships of Cyclocross (CX). The Skyhawks will start competition Friday the 8th at 10am with the Division 1 Men’s race, then at 1:20pm the Division 1 Women race. The main objective- the Team Omnium title where each collegiate race is scored then totaled to determine the overall team points leader. With that said, FLC has a few riders that can compete for the win and that goes a long way for Team Omnium points. Then on Saturday at 10:45am, the very important Collegiate 44 Team Relay that counts towards the Team Omnium takes place. The relay pits 1 rider from each 3-4 person team doing one lap of the ~2 mile course all out with females completing at least 2 laps to determine the fastest team. The Skyhawks finished 2nd in last years Relay.
Fort Lewis has won two CX national championships in the past, 19 x D1 Mountain Bike, 1 x D2 Road title and had many individual National Champions in all disciplines.
Sofia Gomez Villafane returns as the Skyhawks top female CX racer. She had a disappointing 2015 Collegiate D1 race in Austin, TX and is looking to return to the podium, if not the top step. On the Men’s side the ‘Hawks are deep, with 6 returning members of last year’s CX Nats squad. Seniors Cody Cupp, Kolben Preble and Payson McElveen have been riding very well of late and Sophomore Ian McPherson has a podium spot well within his sights.
The complete Fort Lewis College Cycling Cyclocross Nationals Team.
Men:
Kolben Preble – Sr.
Payson McElveen – Sr.
Cody Cupp – Sr.
Ryan Standish – Sr.
Ian McPherson – So.
Jon Anderson – So.
Cormac McGeough – So.
Women:
Sofia Gomez Villafane – Jr.
Jenna McPhearson Sr.
McCauley Smith – So.
Erin Quinn Jr.
The team will be coached by Elke Brutsaert and Ian Burnett with Dave Hagen as Director. Team Staff will include mechanics Jon Bailey, Phil Cowan, Lucas LeMaire and Allie Burnett.
Welcome Max Thilen as he covers the Skyhawks through the weekend with word, videos and photos on http://cycling.fortlewis.edu. Keep tabs on Facebook @FLC Cycling Team and on Instagram @flccycling and on Twitter @flccycling. Go Skyhawks!
For more info on 2015 USA Cycling Cyclocross National Championships: http://www.usacycling.org/2016/16cxnationals
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