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Brevard, N.C. - Thad Walker has been named full-time head Men’s and Women’s Cycling Coach for the Brevard College Tornados following a one-year stint as a part-time coach at the college. Walker is responsible for starting up the program in 2006-07, which now competes in a variety of venues. Read more...
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Brevard, N.C. – The Brevard College cycling team’s top mountain bike racer, Tristian Cowie, took second this past weekend at the Collegiate National Mountain Bike Championships on an extremely muddy and challenging course. Read more...
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Clemson, S.C. - The SECCC Conference Championships were held this past weekend in Clemson, SC, with two full days of racing in both endurance and gravity events. The team is hot in contention for a team national’s qualification, and this forced some riders to leave their primary disciplines to gain more points. Read more... |
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Banner Elk, N.C. - The Brevard College Tornados Cycling team got to travel to Banner Elk, NC to preview the course where the 2008 National Championships will be held in late October. The course this weekend was extremely dusty and fast, and made for a challenging day of racing. In spite of several mechanicals in Saturday’s short track, including a broken chain and frame, the team was able to come back and race strong for Sunday’s cross country. Read more...
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Dahnolega, G.A. - The Brevard College men’s and women’s mountain biking teams returned to action this weekend, September 8 th and 9 th,, racing at NGCSU, who hosted the Mountain Bike Races. The Tornados did well this weekend and will look to continue their success this fall. Read more...
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Brevard, N.C. - The Brevard College men and women’s mountain biking team traveled to East Tennessee State University in Johnson City, TN for the weekend of September 1 st for their first race of the 07 Collegiate Mountain Biking Races. Read more...
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Tornado Cyclists Finish Second in Road Debut
The BC Cycling team debuted in collegiate road racing this past weekend at Georgia Southern University in Statesboro, GA.
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Georgia Tech Race
Matt Jones had the strongest showing of the weekend. Exerting 45 minutes of maximum effort to bring back the early breakaways, Jones held on for a strong fifth place finish and scored points in three of the races’ intermediate sprints. Pugh continued her success with a seventh place finish in the women’s C criterium.Click here to read more... |
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Want to know more about BC Cycling?
Collegiate cycling is a unique sport. Since fewer women than men partake in the sport, a group of strong female racers can carry an entire collegiate team to nationals. Click here to read more...
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