Michigan Youth Cycling Program
A Non-Profit 501 (c) (3) Program
Kids Race Sports Development Inc. proud organizer of The Michigan Youth Cycling Program, is a non-profit organization, which is tax-exempt under section 501 © (3) of the Internal Revenue code. Contributions or gifts to Kids Race Sports Development Inc may be deductible as charitable contributions for federal income tax purposes.
To join cycling clubs, teams, retailers and promoters across Michigan together to help
"Make a Difference"
in a young person's life by supporting the pursuit of their cycling and educational dreams
Our Goal
Cyclist of the Year Award:
The Steve Brown AKA "ICEMAN" Junior Cyclist of the Year Award 2011
We are pleased to announce The Steve Brown AKA "ICEMAN" Junior Cyclist of the Year Award. We would like to thank Steve Brown’s generous donation of a $1000.00 thru the Iceman Transfers. This has given us a great opportunity to award a Junior Cyclist a $1000.00 Scholarship.
In 2009 we awarded our first $500.00 Scholarship to Zoe Reeves from the Priority Health Cycling Team.
Cyclists can be nominated & Sponsored by any Local Bike Shop. Junior Cyclist will submit a 100 word essay on why they should be the cyclist of the year, along with a $25 application fee to:
Michigan Youth Cycling Program
Junior Cyclist of the Year Award
10166 Cutis Drive
Pinckney, MI 48169
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Deadline for application is DEC 30th, 2011.
Deadline for application is DEC 30th, 2011.•All nominees will be carefully considered by a Michigan Youth Cycling panel and one lucky rider will be
All nominees will be carefully considered by a Michigan Youth Cycling panel and one lucky rider will be selected as Cyclist of the Year!
•Cyclist must be 18 years old or younger to apply for this scholarship.
Cyclist must be 18 years old or younger to apply for this scholarship.Keep watching for more info.
Michigan Youth Cycling Honors 2009 Junior Cyclist of the Year
Lansing, Michigan- Michigan Youth Cycling is pleased to announce its 2009 Junior Cyclist of the Year.
Our presentation is schelduled to take place Sunday, January 31st, 2010 at the annual meeting of the
Michigan Mountain Bike Association; MSU Pavilion.
Each year, Michigan Youth Cycling recognizes a student athlete who has made a commitment to cycling and represented the values and good character, goal setting, and self discipline through friendly competition. This athlete receives a $500.00 academic scholarship and the title of Junior Cyclist of the Year.
This year's Junior Cyclist of the Year award goes to Zoe Reeves from the Priority Health Cycling Team.
Zoe is a 14 year old junior racer who has won multiple State Championships this past season, including:
The Superior Bike Fest State Road Championship, Gas Light Village Criterium, Michigan State Time Trial,
200m and 500m State Track Championship, and Michigan State Cyclocross Championship.
Zoe is an eighth grader at Crossroads Middle School. In addition to cycling, she loves to cook, play French horn
at school, sing and play bells with St. James Lutheran Church, and participate in church youth group activities.
Zoe also volunteers along with her Priority Health teammates to speak at local schools about healthy living and
bicycle safety.
The ceremonial presentation will be led by American cycling legend Frankie Andreu; one of the most popular
and well respected names in professional cycling. He is a former Junior National Champion, two time Olympian
and nine time Tour de France competitor. Andreu has served as a bicycle race commentator since retiring
from professional cycling. He is also the director of the Kenda Pro Cycling Team, gifted writer and motivational
speaker.
Michigan Youth Cycling is on a continual quest to join cycling clubs, teams, retailers, and promoters across
Michigan together to help make a difference in a young person's life by supporting their cycling and
educational dreams.
Click here to add text.2010 Steve Brown AKA “ICEMAN” Junior Cyclist of the Year Award
We are also pleased to announce The Winner of this years 2010 Steve Brown AKA "ICEMAN" Junior Cyclist of the Year Award.
Katie Hamel
We would like to thank Steve Brown’s generous donation of a $1000.00 thru the Iceman Transfers.
This has given us a great opportunity to award a Junior Cyclist a $1000.00 Scholarship.
In 2009 we awarded our first $500.00 Scholarship to Zoe Reeves from the Priority Health Cycling Team.
