Penn State Race March 29-30, 2008

>Bucknell Cycling enjoyed its fifth race weekend close to home in State College, Pennsylvania with the Nittany Lion Classic hosted by Penn State. The Classic featured a grueling road race in Black Moshannon State Park Saturday morning, and an Individual Time Trial and technical Criterium in downtown State College on Sunday.

Philadelphia Weekend Sat-Sun, 2-8 March 2008

Bucknell Cycling's second race weekend brought miserable weather, but unstoppable success. The Phoenixville Fury Road Race, feared for two sizable climbs, was transformed into a technical downtown criterium due to dangerous rain and flooding. On Sunday, the team time trial and Philly Flyer circuit race continued in dry but windy conditions. Sunday's races were help in historical Fairmount Park along the Schukyll River. Each year, this weekend is a joint weekend between Easter and Atlantic Conferences, which brings large field sizes and great competition.

Rutgers Season Opener Sat-Sun, 1-2 March 2008

The Bucknell Cycling Team had a successful first weekend of racing for the 2008 season. The Rutgers races held in New Brunswick, New Jersey, featured an individual prologue time trial, a criterium, and a circuit race. Racing with 12 riders, the Bucknell team was well represented throughout the men's and women's categories...

A New Team for 2008 Tues, 11 December 2007

Bucknell Cycling has changed shape tremendously with the graduation of many valuable seniors. Despite the loss, the new leaders are excited to maintain the competitive prowess of last year's team. As usual, the fall and winter are working times for the team, both on our bikes, in the classroom, and for the organization of the team. Bucknell Cycling's newly elected officers have been dedicated cyclists, working their way through the categories in previous years..

Bucknell Cycling... A Classic! Wed, 28 March 2007

The Bucknell Cycling team stamped its authority at the 3rd annual Bucknell Cycling Classic as the riders collectively scored four separate wins in just two days of racing. The team bested 18 opposing universities to win the overall weekend for Division II schools. Despite tedious work, meticulous planning, and crack-of-dawn mornings preparing for the races by the student-athletes, the Bison were able to move from 6th to 3rd in the overall team conference standings as well as mark the first ever home-win on a Bucknell hosted weekend...

Bucknell Cycling Men’s B pulls through at the University of Pennsylvania Thurs, 15 March 2006

The second race of the collegiate season, held at Fairmount Park in Philadelphia was a combined weekend with the Eastern Collegiate Cycling Conference as well as the Atlantic Collegiate Cycling Conference, thereby drawing incredibly large fields, especially in Men’s B. Yet the Bucknell Men’s B did not shy away and had finishers in the top 10 in all three races...

Chauner and Boehmer Dominate ECCC Opener at Rutgers University Tues, 6 March 2006

Sophomore Michael Chauner dominated the first race weekend of the 2007 East Collegiate Cycling Conference season held at Rutgers University. With a sprint victory in Saturday’s criterium followed by an impressive win in the circuit race the following day, Chauner started off the season incredibly strong. Sophomore Jeff Boehmer proved he’s been training hard since last season. Starting out in men’s B this year, Boehmer garnered his first win during Saturday’s crit....

Bucknell Cycling Member and Past Club President Wins Prestigious Stenner Scholarship from USA Cycling Thurs, 1 March 2007

Todd Dowling, Bucknell Cycling’s determined president during the 05/06 season, recently won a $1000 scholarship for all of his efforts. Dowling a senior Biology major, who has maintained a 3.6 GPA during his cycling career, helped Bucknell cycling grow from a six member team to its current burgeoning team of 27....

Bucknell Cycling builds for Habitat Sat, 21 October 2006

12 members of Bucknell Cycling spent the morning of Saturday, October 21 at New Berlin, PA. The team was helping the local Habitat for Humanity chapter complete a three bedroom house by hanging drywall...

Friis wins half marathon; 61st in Baltimore Sun, 1 October 2006

Bucknell Cycling sophomore Kyle Friis won The Dam Half, a challenging half marathon that offered competitors 13.1 miles of trails, dirt roads, and mountain paths on October 1. The race was located in R.B. Winter State Park, approximately 15 miles from Lewisburg...

Boehmer takes first at Penn State Triathlon Sun, 10 September 2006

On September 10, 2006, Bucknell Cycling sophomore Jeff Boehmer won the Penn State Dam Triathlon in State College, PA. The event consisted of 0.4 miles of swimming, 19.5 miles of biking, and finished with a 3 mile run...

Bucknell Cycling Presented by Champion System Wed, 2 August 2006

The up and coming team of the ECCC, Bucknell Cycling, is thrilled to announce that Champion System, official sponsor of the Toyota–United Pro Cycling Team, will also become Bucknell Cycling’s official sponsor for the 2006-2007 season. Today’s announcement comes off a ground-breaking year for Bucknell Cyclists as they saw unprecedented growth and success last season...

2005-2006 Year End Report Thurs, 27 July 2006

The first task for the 2005 - 2006 team was the creation of a sponsorship packet and finding sponsors to cover the cost of the growing team. The sponsorship packet was first drafted in July and by late November five new sponsors had been signed including Days Inn of Lewisburg, Velocity Endurance Sports Training, Sun Orthopedic, Ed Yatkowsky & Associates, Serotta bicycles, and head sponsor Davis Design Group...

Chauner, Cocola Win at West Point Sun, 30 April 2006

Sophomore Michael Chauner took an impressive sprint victory over the East's top collegiate cyclists in a super fast, rain drenched criterium race at West Point last Sunday. Freshman Matt Cocola dominated Category C weekend competition with a first place in the road race and second in the criterium...

Bucknell Cyclists Show New Depth Mon, 17 April 2006

Victory is sweet as Bucknell's women defeated all comers in the women's B Team Time Trial at Penn State last weekend to take their first win in Eastern Collegiate Cycling Conference races this year...

Bison Cyclists Sixth at Home Mon, 28 March 2006

The Bucknell Cycling Team took sixth out of 26 schools at its home event on the Bucknell campus this past Sunday, the fourth weekend of Eastern Collegiate Cycling Conference competition for the 2006 season...

Bison Cyclists Third At Princeton Mon, 20 March 2006

The Bucknell Cycling Team took its first top three team finish in Eastern Collegiate Cycling Conference competition at the Princeton Orange Criterium in Augusta, New Jersey this past Sunday. ...

Bucknell Cyclists On A Roll Mon, 13 March 2006

The Bucknell Cycling Team rolled out new talent in every category and solidified its lead in Category A competition in week two of the Eastern Collegiate Cycling Conference season, hosted by Drexel University and the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia this past weekend...

Bucknell Sophomore takes two wins at season opener Tues, 7 March 2006

Sophomore Michael Chauner took a decisive lead in the overall standings by taking two first places and a second in the A Category races and Bucknell's team of 2 women and 11 men, the school's biggest ever, scored enough points to put Bucknell in 8th place for the weekend, beating powerhouse teams like Dartmouth, Harvard, Tufts and more.

Bucknell Cycling announces 2006 team, sponsors and race schedule Tues, 31 Jan 2006

Bucknell Cycling is pleased to announce the 2006 Cycling Team. The 22 member team boasts a large junior class and a number of new members, including a very promising freshman class ...

End of the Year Report Wed, 29 Jun 2005

Bucknell Cycling saw a vast improvement from all of its members during the course of the 2005 season ...