Interested in joining Husky Cycling? We will be having our Fall Introductory Meeting on October 12th at 5:30 pm in Smith Hall Room 304. Here we will discuss joining the club, try on team kits for sizing before we do our clothing order, and [...]]]>

2010 Conference Champion Huskies. Photo by Julie Houck.

Interested in joining Husky Cycling? We will be having our Fall Introductory Meeting on October 12th at 5:30 pm in Smith Hall Room 304. Here we will discuss joining the club, try on team kits for sizing before we do our clothing order, and answer any questions you may have.

Here are the details:

When: October 12th, 5:30-7:30 PM
Where: Smith Hall, Room 304

Looking forward to see you there!

The Collegiate Road National Championships are this weekend in Madison, Wisconsin and the University of Washington Cycling Team will be sending six riders, including NWCCC Men’s Champion Grant Boursaw.

Backing up Boursaw, will be Jordan Louie, Davis Shepherd and Marc Schwartz. The men’s team will compete in all [...]]]>

Grant Boursaw. Photo by Katie Houck.

The Collegiate Road National Championships are this weekend in Madison, Wisconsin and the University of Washington Cycling Team will be sending six riders, including NWCCC Men’s Champion Grant Boursaw.

Backing up Boursaw, will be Jordan Louie, Davis Shepherd and Marc Schwartz. The men’s team will compete in all three events at nationals.

On the women’s side, Lisa Toner and Devon Simpson will line up in Madison with the nation’s best.

Check back to this site frequently throughout the weekend and follow along on Twitter for updates at twitter.com/huskycycling or by clicking the link on the left side of this page.

The University of Washington Cycling Club is an NCCA (National Collegiate Cycling Association) and USAC (USA Cycling) registered club. Over the years, many riders have been launched from the program into the professional cycling ranks. Professional cyclists Morgan Schmitt and Adrian Hegyvary are both Husky alums who flew the Purple and Gold colors in their collegiate years. The club strives to provide opportunities in all cycling disciplines as well as all skill levels. The Husky Cycling Club proudly endorses our sponsors: The University of Washington, Cascade Bicycle Club, The Essential Baking Company, Hincapie Sportswear, Dunn Lumber, Nuun Hydration, Ezell’s Chicken, Corpore Sano, Cycle University, Recycled Cycles, Simbree, Odwalla and ASUW Bicycle Shop.

Interested in riding in Husky colors this summer? We’re going to have an introductory meeting for anyone interested in the Husky Cycling Club on May 26th at 5:45pm in the IMA Meeting Room.  Summer activities include road racing, beginner track racing, mountain biking, [...]]]>

Boursaw takes the Men's A criterium. Photo by Amara Boursaw.

Interested in riding in Husky colors this summer? We’re going to have an introductory meeting for anyone interested in the Husky Cycling Club on May 26th at 5:45pm in the IMA Meeting Room.  Summer activities include road racing, beginner track racing, mountain biking, and recreational riding under sunny skies!  Everyone is welcome: students (both undergraduates and graduates), faculty, and staff!  No experience necessary.  We will discuss the various opportunities to ride or race with the club over the summer.

Here are the details:

When: May 26th, 5:45 PM
Where: IMA Meeting Room
Open to all current UW students, faculty, and staff.

For more information, contact our club president, Danny Koski-Karell at koski[at]uw.edu.

The Husky Cycling Club ended one of their most successful seasons on record, capping off with an overall team victory in the Northwest Collegiate Cycling Conference. The final weekend of racing was hosted by Washington State University and University of Idaho cycling [...]]]>

Grant Boursaw won the Men's A overall. Photo by Katie Houck.

The Husky Cycling Club ended one of their most successful seasons on record, capping off with an overall team victory in the Northwest Collegiate Cycling Conference. The final weekend of racing was hosted by Washington State University and University of Idaho cycling clubs. WSU hosted the road race Saturday morning in Palouse, Washington. Idaho hosted the team time trial Saturday afternoon in Genesee, Idaho and then the final criterium on their campus in Moscow, Idaho on Sunday morning.

The Huskies only nabbed one individual win with Michael Kim in the Men’s D criterium and UW cranked out Team Time Trial wins in the Men’s A, B and D fields.

Despite crashing in the final lap of the criterium, Grant Boursaw won the Men’s A overall with an insurmountable lead. But the biggest prize off all was the Huskies winning the conference title by a thousand point margin.

The Men's A Criterium. Photo by Eric Foss.

Nationals are in two weeks in Madison, Wisconsin and we will bring you full coverage of that event along with a preview of our squad that will travel out there. As always, you can follow our every move on Twitter at http://www.twitter.com/HuskyCycling or just click on the link on the left side of this page.

Results:

Road Race:

Men’s A:
5th Grant Boursaw
10th Davis Shepherd
15th Marc Schwartz
16th Danny Koski-Karell
17th Graham Meng

2010 Conference Champions. Photo by Julie Houck.

Women’s A:
5th Lisa Toner
6th Devon Simpson

Women’s B:
9th Kim Wood

Men’s B:
2nd Ryan Larson
4th Paul Young
8th Tony Azevedo
18th Evan Schmitt

Women’s C:
6th Jessica Hudec
8th Kamila Gwiazda
14th Mary Whipple
19th Katie Houck
26th Kayla Dantzler
32nd Gennie Gebhart

Men’s C:
18th Brendan Tennefoss
28th David Truong

Men’s D:
11th Daniel Wageman
13th Michael Kim
18th Miles Chang

Husky Love on the roads of Moscow. Photo by Katie Houck.

Team Time Trial:

Men’s A:
1st

Women’s A:
5th

Women’s B:
3rd

Men’s B:
1st

Women’s C:
3rd

Men’s C:
3rd

Men’s D:
1st

Michael Kim wins the Men's D Criterium. Photo by Katie Houck.

Criterium:

Men’s A:
5th Jordan Louie
11th Marc Schwartz
23rd Grant Boursaw

Women’s A:
3rd Jesse Opp
13th Devon Simpson

Women’s B:
11th Kim Wood

Men’s B:
4th Paul Young
5th Tony Azevedo
8th Ryan Larson
10th Evan Schmitt

The Ladies of Husky Cycling. Photo by Julie Houck.

Women’s C:
3rd Kamila Gwiazda
7th Jessica Hudec
13th Mary Whipple
17th Katie Houck

Men’s C:
11th Nate Pitts
17th David Truong
31st Brendan Tennefoss

Men’s D:
1st Michael Kim
10th Daniel Wageman
12th Miles Chang

The Men's B Time Trial Team went undefeated this year. Photo by Amara Boursaw.

Overall Individual Standings:
Men A:
1st Grant Boursaw
3rd Rad Cunningham
5th Davis Shepherd
8th Chris Daifuku
11th Marc Schwartz
13th Jordan Louie
20th Danny Koski-Karell
35th Michael Armfield
39th Graham Meng

Women A:
13th Lisa Toner
17th Devon Simpson
19th Jesse Opp

Men B:
2nd Tony Azevedo
3rd Paul Young
6th Ryan Larson
7th Evan Schmitt

Danny Koski-Karell and Marc Schwartz. Photo by Michael Kim.

Women B:
2nd Devon Simpson
4th Jesse Opp
8th Lisa Toner
24th Kim Wood
26th Christina Norwich

Men C:
2nd Ryan Larson
6th David Truong
27th Brendan Tennefoss
28th Nate Pitts
77th Thomas Gerhardt

Women C:

The Men's A Time Trial Team. Photo by Michael Kim.

Men D:
2nd Michael Kim
24th Daniel Wageman
36th Liam Bradshaw
54th Miles Chang
72nd Jack Chan

2010 Conference Champion Huskies. Photo by Julie Houck.

The University of Washington Cycling Club is an NCCA (National Collegiate Cycling Association) and USAC (USA Cycling) registered club. Over the years, many riders have been launched from the program into the professional cycling ranks. Professional cyclists Morgan Schmitt and Adrian Hegyvary are both Husky alums who flew the Purple and Gold colors in their collegiate years. The club strives to provide opportunities in all cycling disciplines as well as all skill levels. The Husky Cycling Club proudly endorses our sponsors: The University of Washington, Cascade Bicycle Club, The Essential Baking Company, Hincapie Sportswear, Dunn Lumber, Nuun Hydration, Ezell’s Chicken, Corpore Sano, Cycle University, Recycled Cycles, Simbree, Odwalla and ASUW Bicycle Shop.

In contrast to the spring road racing season, a few Dawgs have ventured off-road to the local mountain bike racing circuit.  Pete Hall and Ariel Wetzel have been racing all spring on the dirt and have landed on a few podiums.  New [...]]]>

Pete Hall navigating a left hand corner. Photo courtesy of Pete Hall.

In contrast to the spring road racing season, a few Dawgs have ventured off-road to the local mountain bike racing circuit.  Pete Hall and Ariel Wetzel have been racing all spring on the dirt and have landed on a few podiums.  New this year, the Husky MTB program is getting off the ground and the full collegiate MTB will take place in the fall, culminating with Nationals in Lake Tahoe, California.

Pete Hall has progressed throughout the season, earning his expert class upgrade and finished the BUDU series 5th overall, with a bronze standard finish on the final race day.

Ariel Wetzel represented the women’s team in the beginner group and ended up 2nd overall in the series overall.

Stay tuned as we will give more updates on all fronts of the Husky Cycling team as school winds down and the summer racing seasons heat up.  As always, you can ride in the follow car by following us on Twitter at www.twitter.com/huskycycling or clicking the Twitter link on the left side of this page.

Ariel Wetzel at the BUDU MTB Series. Photo courtesy of Pete Hall.

The University of Washington Cycling Club is an NCCA (National Collegiate Cycling Association) and USAC (USA Cycling) registered club. Over the years, many riders have been launched from the program into the professional cycling ranks. Professional cyclists Morgan Schmitt and Adrian Hegyvary are both Husky alums who flew the Purple and Gold colors in their collegiate years. The club strives to provide opportunities in all cycling disciplines as well as all skill levels. The Husky Cycling Club proudly endorses our sponsors: The University of Washington, Cascade Bicycle Club, The Essential Baking Company, Hincapie Sportswear, Dunn Lumber, Nuun Hydration, Ezell’s Chicken, Corpore Sano, Cycle University, Recycled Cycles, Simbree, Odwalla and ASUW Bicycle Shop.

The Husky Cycling team travelled to Montana for the omnium this past weekend hosted by the Montana State University and University of Montana cycling clubs.

Saturday morning’s road race was a grueling 33 mile loop west of the town of Bozeman, that finished [...]]]>

Rad Cunningham wins the Men's A Road Race. Photo by Katie Houck.

The Husky Cycling team travelled to Montana for the omnium this past weekend hosted by the Montana State University and University of Montana cycling clubs.

Saturday morning’s road race was a grueling 33 mile loop west of the town of Bozeman, that finished atop the Lewis and Clark Caverns.  The final climb presented a 5 kilometer, 1100 foot gain to the highest point on the course at 5,300 feet.  Rad Cunningham won the Men’s A race with a solo breakaway that started from mile 2 and ending up finishing with a gap of over 5 minutes on the field, while Ryan Larson won the Men’s B race after being led off course by the lead car and forced to chase back for most of the race.

The team time trial was held in the small town of Whitehall and was a 16 mile, out and back on a scenic valley highway overlooked by the Tobacco Root Mountains. The Huskies took commanding wins in the Men’s B and Women’s C fields.

Sunday, the Dawgs travelled to Missoula for the University of Montana Circuit Race. The 1.8 mile circuit featured a long climb and a fast descent that favored a rider with strong climbing and descending abilities. Davis Shepherd won the Men’s A field and Ryan Larson completed his perfect weekend with a win in the Men’s B field.

Next week, the Dawg Pack travels to Pullman, Washington and Moscow, Idaho for the northwest collegiate cycling conference championships hosted by the Washington State University and University of Idaho cycling clubs, April 24-25. Don’t forget you can follow the Dawgs every turn on Twitter, at www.twitter.com/HuskyCycling or clicking the twitter link on this left side of this page. Stay tuned!

Results:

Ryan Larson won every race in the Men's B Omnium this weekend. Photo by Katie Houck.

Road Race:

Men’s A:
1st Rad Cunningham
2nd Davis Shepherd
7th Marc Schwartz
9th Jordan Louie
13th Michael Armfield

Women’s A:
4th Lisa Toner

Women’s B:
2nd Devon Simpson

Men’s B:
1st Ryan Larson
9th Evan Schmitt
11th Tony Azevedo

Women’s C:
6th Kim Wood

Davis Shepherd wins the Men's A circuit race. Photo by Katie Houck.

9th Kamila Gwiazda
10th Lisa Healy
12th Gennie Gebhart
13th Katie Houck

Men’s C:
7th Brendan Tennefoss
13th David Truong
17th Nate Pitts

Men’s D:
7th Daniel Wageman
8th Michael Kim

Team Time Trial:

Men’s A:
2nd

Women’s A:
3rd

Men's A Team Time Trial. Photo by Evan Schmitt.

Men’s B:
1st

Women’s C:
1st

Men’s C:
8th

Circuit Race:

Men’s A:
1st Davis Shepherd
2nd Rad Cunningham

Shepherd and Cunningham breakaway from the Men's A circuit race in Missoula. Photo by Katie Houck.

5th Jordan Louie
8th Marc Schwartz
10th Danny Koski-Karell

Women’s A:
4th Devon Simpson
5th Lisa Toner

Men’s B:
1st Ryan Larson
3rd Evan Schmitt
6th Tony Azevedo

Women’s C:
3rd Kim Wood
7th Lisa Healy

The Women's A Time Trial Team. Photo by Evan Schmitt.

9th Kamila Gwiazda
14th Katie Houck
15th Gennie Gebhart

Men’s C:
2nd Nate Pitts
7th David Truong

Men’s D:
3rd Michael Kim
5th Daniel Wageman

Team Standings after the Montana Omnium:
1st Washington 5548
2nd Whitman 4595
3rd Western Washington 2501
4th Oregon State 2333
5th Oregon 1961

Rad Cunningham relaxs after his road race win. Photo by Katie Houck.

The University of Washington Cycling Club is an NCCA (National Collegiate Cycling Association) and USAC (USA Cycling) registered club. Over the years, many riders have been launched from the program into the professional cycling ranks. Professional cyclists Morgan Schmitt and Adrian Hegyvary are both Husky alums who flew the Purple and Gold colors in their collegiate years. The club strives to provide opportunities in all cycling disciplines as well as all skill levels. The Husky Cycling Club proudly endorses our sponsors: The University of Washington, Cascade Bicycle Club, The Essential Baking Company, Hincapie Sportswear, Dunn Lumber, Nuun Hydration, Ezell’s Chicken, Corpore Sano, Cycle University, Recycled Cycles, Simbree, Odwalla and ASUW Bicycle Shop.

This past weekend the Huskies traveled to Walla Walla, Washington for the latest stop on the NWCCC spring racing season hosted by the Missionaries from Whitman College. Saturday featured a morning road race and an afternoon team time trial, while Sunday [...]]]>

Paul Young wins the Men's B circuit race. Photo by Katie Houck.

This past weekend the Huskies traveled to Walla Walla, Washington for the latest stop on the NWCCC spring racing season hosted by the Missionaries from Whitman College. Saturday featured a morning road race and an afternoon team time trial, while Sunday offered a spectator-friendly circuit race.

The road course was a 15 mile loop out in the lush farmland north of Walla Walla and was scoured by heavy crosswinds for all races on course. Michael Kim netted the only win on the day in the Men’s D race, but the full results show that Huskies scored top fives in almost every category.

The afternoon team time trial was an out-and-back, 10 mile course that ran on a section of the morning’s road race course. The Dawgs scored victories in the Men’s A and B fields.

Sunday’s schedule deterred from the usual criterium and was replaced by a 3 mile circuit that featured a daunting 300 meter, 15% grade climb with the finish line at the top. Dawgs took wins with Devon Simpson in the Women B’s and Paul Young in the Men B’s.

Next week, the Dawg Pack travels to Bozeman and Missoula, Montana for the next omnium hosted by the University of Montana and Montana State University cycling clubs April 17-18. Don’t forget you can follow the Dawgs every turn on Twitter, at www.twitter.com/HuskyCycling or clicking the twitter link on this left side of this page. Stay tuned!

Devon Simpson wins the Women's B circuit race. Photo by Katie Houck.

Results:

Road Race:

Men’s A:
2nd Grant Boursaw
3rd Rad Cunningham
9th Davis Shepherd
12th Marc Schwartz
13th Danny Koski-Karell

Women’s B:
5th Devon Simpson

Men’s B:
5th Ryan Larson
10th Paul Young
13th Evan Schmitt
15th Tony Azevedo

Women’s C:
3rd Kim Wood
12th Kamila Gwiazda
16th Lisa Healy
18th Katie Houck

Men’s C:
9th Brendan Tennefoss
11th David Truong

Men’s D:
1st Michael Kim
16th Miles Chang

Davis Shepherd lights up the Men's A race. Photo by Katie Houck.

Team Time Trial:

Men’s A:
1st

Women’s B:
2nd

Men’s B:
1st

Women’s C:
3rd

Men’s C:
7th

Michael Kim won the Men's D road race. Photo by Katie Houck.

Circuit Race:

Men’s A:
4th Grant Boursaw
6th Davis Shepherd
10th Chris Daifuku
14th Marc Schwartz
15th Rad Cunningham
21st Danny Koski-Karell

Women’s B:
1st Devon Simpson

Men’s B:
1st Paul Young
4th Ryan Larson
5th Evan Schmitt

Women’s C:
2nd Jessica Hudec
6th Kamila Gwiazda
7th Kim Wood

Men’s C:
5th David Truong

Men’s D:
6th Michael Kim
11th Miles Chang

Team Standings Heading in Montana:
1st Washington 4768
2nd Whitman 4595
3rd Oregon State 2186
4th Western Washington 2104
5th Oregon 1925

Men's A Time Trial Team. Photo by Michael Kim.

The University of Washington Cycling Club is an NCCA (National Collegiate Cycling Association) and USAC (USA Cycling) registered club. Over the years, many riders have been launched from the program into the professional cycling ranks. Professional cyclists Morgan Schmitt and Adrian Hegyvary are both Husky alums who flew the Purple and Gold colors in their collegiate years. The club strives to provide opportunities in all cycling disciplines as well as all skill levels. The Husky Cycling Club proudly endorses our sponsors: The University of Washington, Cascade Bicycle Club, The Essential Baking Company, Hincapie Sportswear, Dunn Lumber, Nuun Hydration, Ezell’s Chicken, Corpore Sano, Cycle University, Recycled Cycles, Simbree, Odwalla and ASUW Bicycle Shop.

This past weekend, the Husky Cycling team traveled to Salem and Portland, Oregon for the latest round of the NW Collegiate Cycling Tour. The weekend’s format was switched up a bit, with the criterium on saturday [...]]]>

Marc Schwartz en route to his solo victory in the Men's A criterium. Photo by Amara Boursaw.

This past weekend, the Husky Cycling team traveled to Salem and Portland, Oregon for the latest round of the NW Collegiate Cycling Tour. The weekend’s format was switched up a bit, with the criterium on saturday morning, team time trial on saturday afternoon and the road race on sunday.

Willamette University hosted the criterium that looped around the capitol building in Salem. Marc Schwartz notched the only Husky win on the day with a daring solo move with four laps to go in the Men’s A race.

The afternoon time trial was held outside of Salem on scenic farm roads and held a deceiving climb for the riders halfway through the course. Washington took wins in the Men’s A and B and Women’s C fields. Both Saturday races were plagued with extreme weather conditions.

Sunday’s road race was hosted by Portland State University on a scenic circuit on the roads around Hagg Lake outside of Forest Grove, Oregon. Grant Boursaw won the Men’s A race and Jesse Opp won the Women’s B race.

After the fourth weekend of racing, the Huskies have taken control over the overall points standings by a margin of 370 points over Whitman College.

Next week, the Dawg Pack travels to Walla Walla, Washington for the Whitman College Omnium, April 10-11. Don’t forget you can follow the Dawgs every turn on Twitter, at www.twitter.com/HuskyCycling or clicking the twitter link on this left side of this page. Stay tuned!

Jesse Opp strikes gold in the Women's B road race. Photo by Amara Boursaw.

Results:

Criterium:

Men’s A:
1st Marc Schwartz
2nd Grant Boursaw
8th Davis Shepherd
9th Jordan Louie
17th Chris Daifuku
18th Rad Cunningham

Women’s A:
6th Kristina Bajema
9th Lisa Toner

Women’s B:
3rd Devon Simpson
5th Jesse Opp

Men’s B:
2nd Paul Young
5th Tony Azevedo
10th Evan Schmitt

Women’s C:
4th Kamila Gwiazda
8th Jessica Hudec
19th Kimberly Wood
21st Mary Whipple
26th Gennie Gebhart

Men’s C:
3rd Ryan Larson
10th David Truong
24th Nate Pitts

Men’s D:
3rd Michael Kim
20th Daniel Wageman

The Men's B Team Time Trial Team. Photo by Amara Boursaw.

Team Time Trial:

Men’s A:
1st & 6th

Women’s A:
2nd

Men’s B:
1st

Women’s C:
1st

Men’s C:
3rd

Men’s D:
7th

Road Race:

Men’s A:
1st Grant Boursaw
2nd Rad Cunningham
4th Marc Schwartz
5th Jordan Louie
10th Chris Daifuku
15th Danny Koski-Karell
17th Michael Armfield
19th Graham Meng

Women’s A:
4th Kristina Bajema

Women’s B:
1st Jesse Opp
2nd Devon Simpson

Men’s B:
2nd Anthony Azevedo
3rd Paul Young

Women’s C:
6th Kim Wood
8th Kayla Dantzler
14th Liz Patterson
22nd Gennie Gebhart

Men’s C:
5th Brendan Tennefoss
6th Ryan Larson
25th Nate Pitts
27th David Truong

Men’s D:
5th Michael Kim
14th Daniel Wageman

Grant Boursaw wins the Men's A road race at Hagg Lake. Photo by Amara Boursaw.

The University of Washington Cycling Club is an NCCA (National Collegiate Cycling Association) and USAC (USA Cycling) registered club. Over the years, many riders have been launched from the program into the professional cycling ranks. Professional cyclists Morgan Schmitt and Adrian Hegyvary are both Husky alums who flew the Purple and Gold colors in their collegiate years. The club strives to provide opportunities in all cycling disciplines as well as all skill levels. The Husky Cycling Club proudly endorses our sponsors: The University of Washington, Cascade Bicycle Club, The Essential Baking Company, Hincapie Sportswear, Dunn Lumber, Nuun Hydration, Ezell’s Chicken, Corpore Sano, Cycle University, Recycled Cycles, Simbree, Odwalla and ASUW Bicycle Shop.

This past weekend, the Huskies traveled up to Bellingham for a road race and time trial hosted by the Western Washington University Vikings, and then returned home to Seward Park to host their own criterium.

The weekend highlights began with road race [...]]]>

Devon Simpson strikes purple and gold at Seward Park. Photo by Katie Houck.

This past weekend, the Huskies traveled up to Bellingham for a road race and time trial hosted by the Western Washington University Vikings, and then returned home to Seward Park to host their own criterium.

The weekend highlights began with road race wins: Grant Boursaw in the Men’s A, Evan Schmitt in the Men’s B, Ryan Larson in the Men’s C and Lisa Toner in the Women’s B.

Saturday afternoon’s team time trial was run on a 10 mile, out and back course on Mosquito Lake road. The Dawgs took victories in the Men’s A and B fields over their newfound rivals from Whitman College.

The Husky Criterium on Sunday was greeted with rain early in the morning, but ceased before racing started at 8 am. Amplified music and play-by-play announcing kept the spectators fired up along with the racers as they rocketed around the 1 kilometer course in Seward Park, along the shores of Lake Washington.

The "Husky Hit Squad" awaits the road race start. Photo by Katie Houck.

Devon Simpson cranked out the only Husky victory on the day in the Women’s B field, but second place finishes by Grant Boursaw in the Men’s A and Anthony Azevedo in the Men’s B fields kept the points totals high in the overall team omnium.

Next, the Dawg Pack travels to Salem and Portland on April 3-4 for the next omnium in the Northwest Collegiate Cycling Conference. Don’t forget you can follow the Dawgs every turn on Twitter, at www.twitter.com/HuskyCycling or clicking the twitter link on this left side of this page. Stay tuned!

Ryan Larson wins the Men's C Road Race. Photo by Katie Houck.

Results:

Road Race:

Men’s A:
1st Grant Boursaw
5th Davis Shepherd
7th Chris Daifuku
12th Danny Koski-Karell
14th Marc Schwartz
15th Jordan Louie
17th Rad Cunningham

Women’s A:
7th Kristina Bajema

Women’s B:
1st Lisa Toner
4th Jesse Opp

Men’s B:
1st Evan Schmitt
5th Ben Dulken
6th Anthony Azevedo
8th Paul Young

Women’s C:
3rd Jessica Hudec
7th Kimberly Wood
12th Lisa Healy
13th Kamila Gwiazda
16th Katie Houck

Men’s C:
1st Ryan Larson
12th Nate Pitts
30th Brendan Tennefoss

Men’s D:
18th Miles Chang

Team Time Trial:

Men’s A:
1st & 3rd

Women’s B:
2nd

Men’s B:
1st

Women’s C:
2nd

Men’s C:
2nd

Men’s D:
4th

Criterium:

Men’s A:
2nd Grant Boursaw
5th Chris Daifuku
6th Rad Cunningham
12th Davis Shepherd
13th Jordan Louie
15th Marc Schwartz

Women’s B:
1st Devon Simpson
2nd Jesse Opp
6th Lisa Toner
11th Christina Norwich

Men’s B:
2nd Anthony Azevedo
3rd Ben Dulken
4th Paul Young
14th Evan Schmitt

Women’s C:
3rd Jessica Hudec
10th Lisa Healy
12th Kamila Gwiazda

Men’s C:
14th Ryan Larson
25th Nate Pitts
27th David Truong

Men’s D:
4th Liam Bradshaw
9th Michael Kim
17th Daniel Wageman

Photo by Katie Houck.

The University of Washington Cycling Club is an NCCA (National Collegiate Cycling Association) and USAC (USA Cycling) registered club. Over the years, many riders have been launched from the program into the professional cycling ranks. Professional cyclists Morgan Schmitt and Adrian Hegyvary are both Husky alums who flew the Purple and Gold colors in their collegiate years. The club strives to provide opportunities in all cycling disciplines as well as all skill levels. The Husky Cycling Club proudly endorses our sponsors: The University of Washington, Cascade Bicycle Club, The Essential Baking Company, Hincapie Sportswear, Dunn Lumber, Nuun Hydration, Ezell’s Chicken, Corpore Sano, Cycle University, Recycled Cycles, Simbree, Odwalla and ASUW Bicycle Shop.

This past weekend, the Husky Cycling Team traveled to Oregon for the Oregon/Oregon State omnium. Saturday presented the road race in the morning and a team time trial in the afternoon hosted by the University of Oregon Ducks. Rad Cunningham pulled off [...]]]>

Boursaw takes the Men's A criterium. Photo by Amara Boursaw.

This past weekend, the Husky Cycling Team traveled to Oregon for the Oregon/Oregon State omnium. Saturday presented the road race in the morning and a team time trial in the afternoon hosted by the University of Oregon Ducks. Rad Cunningham pulled off a solo breakaway to win the Men’s A race. Lisa Toner and Jesse Opp created a separation from the field to go 1-2 in the Women’s B field. Anthony Azevedo survived the winning break on the day to finish 2nd in the Men’s B race. Ryan Larson rounded out the strong day for the dawgs by winning the Men’s C field.

The Huskies brought the heat to the afternoon team time trials, taking dominant victories in the Men’s A, B and Women’s B fields.

Sunday’s criterium course circumnavigated Reser Stadium on the Oregon State University campus and was plagued by constantly changing weather conditions. Grant Boursaw completed the Men’s A sweep in style with a big sprint in the finale. Anthony Azevedo notched UW’s second victory on the day with his mad dash to the line in the Men’s B field.

The Dawgs travel to Bellingham next saturday for the road race and team time trial, and then return to home turf for their criterium at Seward Park.

Lisa Toner wins the Women's B road race. Photo by Amara Boursaw.

Results:

Road Race:

Men’s A:
1st Rad Cunningham
2nd Chris Daifuku
4th Grant Boursaw
5th Danny Koski-Karell
15th Marc Schwartz
20th Jordan Louie
23rd Davis Shepard

Women’s B:
1st Lisa Toner
2nd Jesse Opp
7th Devon Simpson

Men’s B:
2nd Anthony Azevedo
4th Evan Schmitt
6th Ben Dulken

Rad Cunningham wins the Men's A road race. Photo by Katie Houck.

Women’s C:
10th Lisa Healy
11th Kayla Dantzler
20th Katie Houck

Men’s C:
1st Ryan Larson
14th David Truong
15th Nate Pitts
21st Thomas Gerhardt

Men’s D:
16th Miles Chang
25th Daniel Wageman

Team Time Trial:

Men’s A:
1st & 6th

Women’s B:
1st

Men’s B:
1st

Women’s C:
3rd

Men’s C:
2nd

Men’s D:
4th

Criterium:

Men’s A:
1st Grant Boursaw
9th Chris Daifuku
10th Danny Koski-Karell
11th Davis Shepard
18th Marc Schwartz
19th Jordan Louie
26th Rad Cunningham

Women’s B:
2nd Devon Simpson
6th Lisa Toner
9th Jesse Opp

Men’s B:
1st Anthony Azevedo
11th Evan Schmitt
16th Ben Dulken

Women’s C:
9th Lisa Healy
22nd Katie Houck

Men’s C:
2nd David Truong
3rd Ryan Larson

Men’s D:
11th Jack Chan
17th Miles Chang
18th Daniel Wageman

Photo by Katie Houck.

The University of Washington Cycling Club is an NCCA (National Collegiate Cycling Association) and USAC (USA Cycling) registered club. Over the years, many riders have been launched from the program into the professional cycling ranks. Professional cyclists Morgan Schmitt and Adrian Hegyvary are both Husky alums who flew the Purple and Gold colors in their collegiate years. The club strives to provide opportunities in all cycling disciplines as well as all skill levels. The Husky Cycling Club proudly endorses our sponsors: The University of Washington, Cascade Bicycle Club, The Essential Baking Company, Hincapie Sportswear, Dunn Lumber, Nuun Hydration, Ezell’s Chicken, Corpore Sano, Cycle University, Recycled Cycles, Simbree, Odwalla and ASUW Bicycle Shop.