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RESULTS
U9
Scratch 4km
1. Scott Harding (Bankstown
Sports)
2. Phillip Arias (Southern Cross)
3. Leah Guillan (Southern Cross)
U9
Handicap 4km
1. Raphael Rosse (Randwick
Botany)
2. Phillip Arias (Bankstown
Sports)
3. Scott Harding (Southern Cross)
Sponsored by Australian Cycle
Company
U11
Scratch 6km
1. Megan Dunn (Dubbo)
2. Bede Kelly (Southern Cross)
3. Daniel Nicpon (Lidcombe
Auburn)
Sponsored by Australian Cycle
Company
U11
Handicap 6km
1. Meagan Dunn (Dubbo)
2. Lachlan Hines (St George)
3. Daniel Nicpon (Lidcombe
Auburn)
Sponsored by Australian Cycle
Company
U13
A Grade Scratch 10km
1. Sean Dunn (Dubbo)
2. Blair Windsor (Bathurst)
3. John Kejda (Illawarra)
Sponsored by Green’s Lighting
Centre
U13
A Grade Point Score 10km
1. Sean Dunn (Dubbo)
2. Blair Windsor (Bathurst)
3. Jonathon Cridland (Randwick
Botany)
U13
B Grade Scratch 8km
1. Matthew Guillan (Southern
Cross)
2. Pita Vea (Randwick Botany)
3. Lewis Little (St George)
Sponsored by Maroubra Cycles
U13
B Point Score 8km
1. Matthew Guillan (Southern
Cross)
2. Lewis Little (St George)
3. Joshua Hesford (Southern
Highlands)
Sponsored by Maroubra Cycles
U15
Men A Grade Scratch 16km
1. Tyler McLachlan (Southern
Cross)
2. Jackson-Leigh Rathbone (Penrith
Panthers)
3. Asher Poddlak (Port Stephens)
Sponsored by Australian Cycle
Company
U15
Men A Grade Point Score 16km
1. Tyler McLachlan (Southern
Cross)
2. Jackson-Leigh Rathbone (Penrith
Panthers)
3. Asher Poddlak (Port Stephens)
Sponsored by Australian Cycle
Company
U15
Men B Grade Scratch 14km
1. Matthew Wild (Southern Cross)
2. Geoffrey Hopkins (Southern
Cross)
3. Jack Isaksen (Lidcombe Auburn)
Sponsored by Maroubra Cycles
U15
Men B Point Score 14km
1. Matthew Wild (Southern Cross)
2. Joshua Hesford (Southern
Highlands)
3. Jason Thomas (Mudgee)
Sponsored by Maroubra Cycles
U15
Women Scratch 14km
1. Amanda Spratt (Penrith
Panthers)
2. Naomi Adams (Dubbo)
3. Jaclyn Kejda (Illawarra)
U15
Women Point Score 14km
1. Jaclyn Kejda (Illawarra)
2. Amanda Spratt (Penrith
Panthers)
3. Naomi Adams (Dubbo)
Sponsored by Albion Cycles
U17
Elimination Race
1. Warren Scott (St George)
2. Phillip Stokes (Penrith
Panthers)
3. Chris Jenkins (Randwick
Botany)
U17
Men A Grade Scratch 18km
1. Warren Scott (St George)
2. Phillip Stokes (Penrith
Panthers)
3. Kane Brennan (Bathurst)
Sponsored by Albion Cycles
U17
Men A Point Score 18km
1. Warren Scott (St. George)
2. Daniel Franze (Canberra)
3. Phillip Stokes (Penrith
Panthers)
Sponsored by Galpern Electrics
U17
Men B Grade Scratch 16km
1. Alex Bird (Canberra)
2. Liam Fletcher (Manly Warringah)
3. Adam Hall (Manly Warringah)
Sponsored by Pedal Pushers
U17
B Grade Point Score 16km
1. Alex Bird (Canberra)
2. Adam Hall (Manly Warringah)
3. Liam Fletcher (Manly Warringah)
Sponsored by Galpern Electrics
U17
Women Scratch 16km
1. Rebecca Borgo (Illawarra)
2. Megan Windsor (Bathurst)
3. Melinda Harris (Mudgee)
Sponsored by Galpern Electrics
U17
Women Point Score 16km
1. Rebecca Borgo (Illawarra)
2. Megan Windsor (Bathurst)
3. Eve Hood (Parramatta)
Sponsored by Pedal Pushers
Prepared
by:
Tony
Horneman, Committee Member
Randwick
Botany Cycling Club, Tel 9314 0846
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REPORT
Over 120 junior riders from as
far away as Dubbo, Canberra and Wagga Wagga competed in the Randwick
Botany Cycling Club 10th Annual Junior Carnival at Heffron Park
on Saturday 4 August 2001.
 Twenty-three
Randwick Botany junior riders took part in a program of 21 events in
excellent riding conditions around the tight Heffron Park circuit.
Randwick Council cleaned the 2 km track prior to the event to
provide a clean circuit for the riders.
The premier U17 Keith Harris
Memorial Elimination Trophy provided some exciting racing in the all-in
event. All riders started
together and the last 3 riders at the end of each lap were eliminated from
the race. The surviving three
riders were Warren Scott from St George in first place, Phillip Stokes
from Penrith Panthers second and Chris Jenkins from Randwick Botany
Cycling Club in third place. Scott
also won the U17 Men A Grade 18km Scratch Race.
New riders Liam Fletcher and Adam
Hall from Manly Warringah were placed second and third in the U17 Men B
Grade 16km Scratch race. First place went to Alex Bird from Canberra.
Two Australian Champions featured
in the field of ten U17 Women riders.
Rebecca Borgo from Illawarra and Megan Windsor from Bathurst were
placed first and second in the U17 Women 16km Scratch race.
Third place went to Melinda Harris from Mudgee.
Tyler McLachlan from the Southern
Cross club won the U15 Men A Grade 16km Scratch and Point Score races.
Fourteen-year-old McLachlan said he rode alright and was happy that
his training has paid off. His aim is to be Road Race National Champion and to win a
place in the Australian 2008 Beijing Olympic Team.
“One day I hope to win a stage in the Tour de France and even the
yellow and green jerseys”, McLachlan added.
Megan and Sean Dunn traveled from
Dubbo to participate in the carnival and were rewarded with a win in the
U11 and U13 events respectively.
Randwick Botany rider Raphael
Rosse won the U9 4km Handicap race ahead of Phillip Arias from Bankstown
Sports Club and Scott Harding from the Southern Cross club.
Randwick
Botany Cycling Club wishes to thank several local businesses for
sponsoring trophies for the Junior Carnival, including DS Labels
Marrackville, Pedal Pushers cycle shop Randwick, Maroubra Cycles,
Australian Cycles Co. Kingsford, Chrissie’s Hair and Beauty Salon
Maroubra, Vella’s Painting Services, Galpern Electrics Alexandria,
Green’s Lighting Centre Kingsford, Albion Cycles Waverley, ISIS Health
Management Rozelle and McDonald’s Family Restaurant Kingsford.
Randwick
Botany Cycling Club racing is conducted every Saturday throughout the
year. Juniors start at 1.30pm
and Seniors at 2.30pm. All
grades of riders are catered for from Grades A to E. Training rides are
also conducted. More
information can be obtained from the Club Secretary, Helen Vella on 02
9667 3307.
Race report prepared by:
Tony Horneman
Publicity Officer
Photos by Tony Horneman & John Buckton
Randwick Botany Cycling Club
publicity@randwickbotanycc.com
 Rob
Cater & Chris Jenkins flew the Randwick Botany flag and did us proud
in the Under 17 Mens A Grade division.
(Click on image for full size)
 Rob
and Chris in action in the Under 17 A Grade Men's scratch race.
(Click on image for full
size)
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