There is not one, set roster for USA Cycling’s National Development Programs. USA Cycling uses a more inclusive “pool” model for its development programs which gives many more athletes the opportunity for exposure and experience at the next level. In 2012 alone, approximately 300 individual riders took part in USA Cycling’s National Development Program, gaining valuable race experience through 1,900 fully supported race days.
USA Cycling maintains development programs across many levels and disciplines of the sport including: men’s and women’s espoir endurance programs, men’s and women’s junior endurance programs (both 15-16 and 17-18 age divisions), men’s and women’s mountain bike, cyclo-cross and BMX development programs and a sprint track program.
Over the last decade hundreds of riders have participated in USA Cycling’s National Development Programs, including:
USA Cycling Development Programs Roster
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Grace Alexander Seth Angevine Jesse Antony Brad Armstrong Rahsaan Bahati Chris Barton Ryan Baumann Eric Bennett Matthew Brandt Jill Behlen Davis Bentley Derik Bergh Chad Beyer Nieko Biskener Zachary Bolian Brent Bookwalter Tiffany Bontorno Daniel Bowman Kevin Bouchard Alex Boyd Benjamin Bradshaw Brad Bucambusso Maliek Byndloss Blake Caldwell Colin Cares Austin Carroll Damian Cherepko Sutter Choisser Tyler Coplea Tristan Cowie Cody Cox Steven Cozza Adam Craig Brooke Crain Matthew Crane Michael Creed Will Curtis Dominique Daniels Robert Dapice Jesse Day Matt Decanio Sheldon Deeny John Delong Chris Deluise Anthony DeRosa John Devine Peter Devore Ulric Deyoug Ian Dille Amy Dombroski Trevor Downing Timothy Duggan Carly Dyar Guy East Tad Elliott Eric Emsky Stephen Ettinger Jonathan Erdelyi Lucas Euser Brian Fagan Caleb Fairly Tyler Farrar Walker Ferguson Kyle Fernandez Jacob Fetty Russell Finsterwald Connor Fields Kevin Fish Mike Friedman Mark Fitzgerald Steve Flynn Chloe Forsman Nick Frey William Frischkorn |
Jared Garcia Wesley Geer Ryan Geiger Dani George Stuart Gillespie Ethan Gilmour Shay Glynn Bryce Gordon Cypress Gorry Zachary Grabowski Gregg Gremer Andy Guptill Kaila Hart Wesley Hartman Jazmyne Harvey Chad Hatley Danny Heeley Todd Henderson Austin (AJ) Hiatt Jack Hinkens Mitchell Hoke Daniel Holloway Cole House Max Houtzager Brad Huff Conor Hurley John Hygeland Dane Jankowiak Keith Jennings Brice Jones Sam Jurekovic Kevin Kane Brady Kappius Kit Karzen Ryan Keels Cody Kelley Seth Kemp Joshua Kerkhof Austin King Edward King Bryan Kipp Heidi Kloser Damon Kluck Nicholas Koehler Wes Lamberson Ryan Lane Craig Lewis Travis Livermon Austin Loebe Donny Lopez Cameron Lowery Sterling Magnell Andrew Manart Meghan Matthews Patrick McCarty Zach McDonald Ian McKissick Nathan Miller Brandi Millgan Shawn Milne Basil Milsal Jordan Miranda Nathan Mitchel Ian Moir John Murphy David Nelson Rusty Nesvig Kirk O’bee Lain Van Ogle Bailey Olguin Aaron Olson Cody O’Reilly Colin Osborn |
Nathan Padilla Jonathan Parrish Alicia Rose Pastore Danny Pate Tom Peterson Justin Posey Shayna Powless Saul Raisin Kiel Reijnen Timmy Reinhart Nick Reistad Chase Renick Jonathan Retseck Justin Riddell Eric Riggs Desiree Roeder Alexis Ryan Jordan Ryan Peter Salon Walker Savidge Tyler Schaefer Michael Scherrer Sam Schultz Bjorn Selander Dakota Senger Jordan Seward Corben Sharrah Angetti Sheldrake Iggy Silva William Skinner Aaron Snyder Kevin Soller Justin Spinelli Rob Squire Shelby Stacy Riley Stair Felicia Stancil William Steinbrecher Peter Salon Jackson Stewart Scott Stewart Oliver Stiller Chris Stockburger Dale Suttle Keegan Swenson Jess Swiggers Adam Switters Lydia Tanner Hans Taufen Darby Thomas Joshua Thornton Nathan Treto Taylor Tolleson Tejay van Garderen Ashley Verhagen Brad Viera Mike Voigt Paul Wassenaar Alex Welsh David Wenger Kerry Werner Lauren Whisler Tyler Whitfield Matt Wiebe Casey Williams David Winston David Wiswell Taylor Wolcott Michael Wolf Derek Wilkerson Philip Zajicek David Zabriskie Erica Zaveta Audrey Zuloaga |
About USA Cycling’s National Development Programs
One of USA Cycling’s dual missions is to achieve sustained success in international cycling competition. To that end, USA Cycling maintains development programs for all disciplines of competitive cycling, including men’s and women’s U25 and junior road; mountain bike; track (endurance and sprint) and BMX development programs. These programs provide a structured pathway to the top tier of the sport through athlete development that begins with Junior racing series, Regional Talent ID Camps and racing and moves through to international competition. For more about USA Cycling’s Regional Talent ID Camps, click here.
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