From: johnr@col.hp.com (John T. Rasper)
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Subject: USCF Release - '93 National Teams
Date: 26 Jan 93 16:20:37 GMT
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Sorry these are old, I've been on vacation. (johnr)
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For Immediate Release - January 13, 1992
Contact:  Steve Penny or Woody Franklin - 719/578-4581

1993 USCF National Teams Announced

	The United States Cycling Federation (USCF) coaching staff has
selected athletes for inclusion on the 1993 Junior and Senior National Teams.
	Each of these athletes has qualified for inclusion on the basis of
a selection procedure set down by the USCF coaching staff prior to the 1992
season. The basis for this criteria rests in results from national and
international competitions during the 1992 racing season.
	Current members of the 1993 U.S. National Teams won a total of
37 national championships, two Olympic medals, and five World Championship
medals in 1992. Among these medals include two bronze medals at the 1992
Barcelona Olympic Games and a gold medal in the women's team time trial
at the World Championships.
	Members of this years squad include Olympic bronze medalists
Erin Hartwell and Rebecca Twigg, 1992 World Championships bronze medalist
Janie Eickhoff , and members of the 1992 World Championship team time
trial squad, Bunki Bankaitis-Davis, Eve Stephenson, Jeanne Golay, and
Jan Bolland.
	Among the Olympic participants, Hartwell captured the first
U.S. Olympic medal in the kilometer time trial and the first U.S. Olympic
medal in cycling since 1984, in addition to picking up his fourth consecutive
national title in the kilometer time trial. Rebecca Twigg returned from a
three year retirement to capture her fifth national title in the individual
pursuit and her second Olympic medal.
	Jeanne Golay completed her most successful year to date, earning
her first world championship victory in the team time trial in addition to
finishing a U.S. team high sixth place in the Olympic road race. Golay
also won three events at the 1992 Olympic Road Trials & National
Championships; the road race, the individual time trial, and the team
time trial.
	Others named to the team include 1992 World Championship points
race bronze medalist Janie Eickhoff, former junior world champions Jessica
Grieco and Jeff Evanshine, and 1992 U.S. Olympic Team members Connie
Paraskevin-Young, Sally Zack, Chris Coletta, Dirk Copeland, George Hincapie,
Dave Nicholson, Timothy Peddie, John Stenner, and Carl Sundquist.
	Chris Witty represents the only junior to make the senior team.
The 17 year-old Witty finished third in the match sprint at the 1992 Junior
World Championships. She is the current junior national match sprint champion
and finished eighth at senior nationals in the same event.
	For more information on the USCF and the 1993 National Team
Selection, contact Steve Penny or Woody Franklin at 719/578-4581.

Senior National Team - Women
Jan Bolland (New Brighton, Pa.)
Laura Charameda (Mountain View, Calif.)
Bunki Bankaitis-Davis (Cleveland, Ohio)
Dede Demet (Milwaukee, Wis.)
Alison Dunlap (Colorado Springs, Colo.)
Renee Duprel (Bellevue, Wash.)
Janie Eickhoff (Los Alamitos, Calif.)
Jeanne Golay (Glenwood Springs, Colo.)
Jessica Grieco (Emerson, N.J.)
Kendra Kneeland (Portland, Ore.)
Connie Paraskevin-Young (Indianapolis, Ind.)
Eve Stephenson (Covington. La.)
Inga Thompson (Reno, Nev.)
Rebecca Twigg (Seattle, Wash.)
Chris Witty (West Allis, Wis.)
Julie Young (Sacramento, Calif.)
Sally Zack (Boulder, Colo.)

Senior National Team - Men
James Carney (Annandale, N.J.)
Jonas Carney (Annandale, N.J.)
Ken Carpenter (La Mesa, Calif.)
Chris Coletta (Addison, Ill.)
Dirk Copeland (San Diego, Calif.)
Jeff Evanshine (Placentia, Calif.)
Erin Hartwell (Indianapolis, Ind.)
George Hincapie (Farmingdale, N.Y.)
Marty Jemison (Salt Lake City, Utah)
Matt Johnson (Brier, Wash.)
Andrew Lewis (Old Greenwhich, Conn.)
Kevin Livingston (Glencoe, Mo.)
John McKinley (Carmichael, Calif.)
Chan McRae (Plano, Texas)
Glen Milano (Media, Pa.)
Dave Nicholson (Seattle, Wash.)
Marty Nothstein (Trexlertown, Pa.)
Timothy Peddie (Sunriver, Ore.)
Jim Pollak (St. Louis, Mo.)
Tim Quigley (Topton, Pa.)
Fred Rodriquez (Whittier, Calif.)
Nathan Sheafor (Topeka, Kan.)
John Stenner (Greeley, Colo.)
Carl Sundquist (Pembrooke Pines, Fla.)
Paul Swift (Kenosha, Wis.)

Junior National Team - Women
Natalie Banke (Fort Worth, Texas)
Joany Copeland (Rancho Santa Fe, Calif.)
Jeanne Farrell (Herndon, Va.)
Susan George (Schnecksville, Pa.)
Stephanie Owen (Ft. Collins, Colo.)
Margo Quandt (Denver, Colo.)
Nicole Reinhart (Macungie, Pa.)
Laura Suditu (Beaverton, Ore.)
Chris Witty (West Allis, Wis.)

Junior National Team - Men
Andrew Carlson (Indianapolis, Ind.)
David Clinger (Woodland Hills, Calif.)
Andrew Coletta (Addison, Ill.)
Zac Conrad (Boulder, Colo.)
Mariano Freidick (Northridge, Calif.)
Kenny Fritts (Rancho Palos Verde, Calif.)
Jason Hall (Beaverton, Ore.)
Ken Hillyer (Seattle, Wash.)
Jeff Holwerda (Wheaton, Ill.)
Brandon LeMaitre (Montrose, Colo.)
Sean Nealy (Pittsfield, Mass.)
Jonathan Page (Lakeville, Conn.)
Adam Reimer (Reno, Nev.)
Mike Roland (Dearborn, Mich.)
Heath Sandall (Loveland, Colo.)
Nick Shumaker (Ft. Collins, Colo.)
John Walrod (Macungie, Pa.)
Shaun Washburn (Bethlehem, Pa.)
Matt Young (Easton, Pa.)

Trade teams have not been listed because many athletes are currently
negotiating new contracts.  Trade teams will be listed as soon as
they become available.