Entry Level Officials Clinic Feb. 18th.
Written by NCA Wednesday, 01 February 2012 00:00
The Nebraska Cycling Association will be holding the annual entry level category C officials clinic for anyone wanting to become a USA Cycling official February 18th. The clinic will be at Grace University and will start at 9:00am.Topics covered will include the USA Cycling Rule Book, officials jobs and duties, scoring, judging and everything else to get you ready to be a USA Cycling Level C Official. There will be a test over the topics covered during the clinic to demonstrate an understanding of officiating and rules of cycling.
Details:
Category C Officials Clinic
February 18th, 2012
9:00am to 3:00pm
Grace University
Tschetter Academic Building, Room 245
823 Worthington Street
Omaha, Nebraska
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Greenville,SC Selected for UCI Para-cycling Road World Championships in 2014
Written by USA Cycling Tuesday, 31 January 2012 01:24
International Sporting Event Will Return to U.S. After 16 Years
GREENVILLE, SC – The world governing body of professional cycling Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) selected Greenville, S.C. to host the UCI Para-Cycling Road World Championships in September 2014. This event is projected to include more than 450 athletes and 200 coaches and staff from over 45 countries. The Para-Cycling Road World Championships have not been hosted by an American city since Colorado Springs, Colo. in 1998.
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NCA Meeting: Discussion and Planning for the 2012 Season
Last Updated on Monday, 30 January 2012 02:50 Written by NCA Thursday, 26 January 2012 21:57
Lincoln, NE -- Members of the Nebraska cycling community converged on the Holiday Inn in southwest Lincoln, Saturday, January 21 to discuss the upcoming race season at the Nebraska Cycling Association Annual Meeting.
In addition to our Officials Clinic, Promoters Workshop and annual meeting, USAC Midwest Region Coordinator, Larry Martin was on hand to discuss changes with USA Cycling. Most notable was "paperless" registration through the USAC online registration service. Beginning in 2012, riders over the age of 18 will be able to register online and provide an electronic signature rather than having to fill out a release form on race day. USAC will also be requiring a "minimum officials" rule for different disciplines to alleviate confusion and provide better service.
The day started with the USAC Officials Clinic, lead by Kevin Murray, Officials Coordinator. Some of the topics covered included, a review of the 2012 USA Cycling rule book and a discussion on the assignment process for officiating races.
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