2006 Results
Saddle Time | Point Leaders | Individual Event Details Overall Saddle Time
(Outdoor)
Ken - 3,934 km
Jason - 2,954 km
Wes - 2,605 km
Ernie - 2,300 km
Kenny - 2,289 km
Dave - 2,087 km
Ben - 1,850 km
Rob - 1,679 km
Leo - 1,415 km
Paul - 1,380 km
Bob - 1,122 km
Jeff P. - 1,175 km
Mark B. - 840 km
Chris G. - 509 km
Chris B. - 215 km
Jeff H. - 92 km Submit Your Km's Today
2006 Training Point Leaders
Overall Point Leaders
Men
Rider Residence Starts Top Finishes Sprints PB* LYI* Total Points Ken Trenholm Summerside 15/20 1st (8), 2nd (6) 1st (7), 2nd (3) 6/12 1/1 1086 Dave Clark Summerside 15 1st (8), 2nd (4), 3rd, 4th (2) 1st (3), 2nd (5), 3rd (2) 5/7 0/0 1030 Leo Flood Kinkora 15/22 2nd (4), 3rd (7), 4th, 5th, 7th 3rd (2), 4th (5), 5th 11/13 0/0 852 Ben Kennedy Kensington 16/21 2nd, 3rd (3), 4th (2), 5th (2), 6th (2), 7th (2), 8th (3), 9th 2nd, 3rd, 4th (2), 5th, 6th (4) 9/11 2/2 809 Wes Jackshaw Summerside 10 1st (7), 2nd (2), 3rd 1st (6), 2nd (2), 3rd, 4th 2/3 2/3 790 Paul Wright Bedeque 10 1st, 2nd (2), 3rd (4), 4th (2) 2nd (2), 3rd (5) 2/5 0/0 640 Jeff Proctor New Hampshire 10 1st, 2nd (3), 3rd (3), 4th (2), 7th, 8th 2nd, 3rd (2), 4th (2), 5th 4/5 1/1 558 Rob Cook Travellers Rest 12 2nd, 4th (4), 5th, 6th, 7th, 10th (2), 11th 2nd (2), 3rd (2), 5ht (2) 4/5 1/2 445 Chris Silvaggio Summerside 8 1st, 3rd (3), 4th, 5th (3) 2nd, 3rd 4/5 0/0 406 Ernie Schleichkorn Summerside 14 3rd, 5th (2), 6th (2), 7th (3), 8th, 11th (2), 12th 5th (2), 6th (2) 3/6 1/1 382 Mark Bowlan Stratford 5 1st (3), 2nd, 4th 1st (3), 4th 1/1 0/0 340 Jeff Hemphill Summerside 8/11 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th (3), 6th (2) - 6/9 0/0 330 Scott Clark Summerside 8 4th (3), 5th (2), 6th, 7th, 9th - 4/6 0/0 299 Jason Linger Charlottetown 4 2nd (3), 3rd 1st, 2nd 1/1 0/0 268 Ralph Leonard Conn. USA 5 3rd (2), 4th (2), 5th 4th, 5th 2/2 0/0 263 Chris Gallant Summerside 7 6th, 7TH, 8th (2), 9th, 12th - 2/3 0/0 141 Kenny Sampson North Rustico 4 4th (2), 5th (2) - 0/1 0/0 138 Jules Aucoin Summerside 4 6th, 7th, 9th (2) - 1/1 0/0 94 Harvey Chandler Charlottetown 3 5th, 6th (2) - 0/1 0/0 86 Pat Spiteri Dubai, Middle East 2 5th, 6th - 0/0 0/0 59 Pat Wright North Delta, BC 1 4th - 0/0 0/0 37 Paul Dalton St. Louis, PE 1 5th - 0/0 0/0 32 George Mallia Kensington 1 7th - 0/0 0/0 22 Bob Stanley Charlottetown 2 8th - 0/0 0/0 19 Overall Point Leaders
Women
Rider Residence Starts Top Finishes Sprints PB* LYI* Total Points Jennifer Power-Hawrylak Summerside 6 1st (5), 2nd - 2/4 0/0 337 Nancy Woodington Kensington 4 1st (3), 2nd - 2/2 0/0 233 Ardelle Hynes North Rustico 3 1st (3) - 0/1 0/0 156 Karen Spiteri Dubai, Middle East 2 2nd (2) - 0/0 0/0 94
DQ Cycling Cup Point Leaders
Youth
Rider Residence Age Cat Cat Placement Total Points Nicholas Tanton Summerside U 13 Male 1st 90 Matthew Tanton Summerside U 9 Male 1st 77 Alysha Trenholm Summerside U 9 Female 1st 68 Austin Trenholm Summerside U 7 Male 1st 20
Road Training Points
Men
Top 4 placings count
Rider Residence Starts Top 4 Finishes PB* LYI* Total Points Ben Kennedy Kensington 4/6 2nd, 3rd, 5th, 6th 2/2 1/1 247 Wes Jackshaw Summerside 4 1st (3), 2nd 0/0 1/2 243 Paul Wright Bedeque 4 1st, 3rd (3) 0/0 0/0 228 Jeff Proctor New Hamphire 3 3rd (2), 4th 2/2 0/0 201 Dave Clark Summerside 4 1st, 2nd (2), 4th 1/1 0/0 198 Leo Flood Kinkora 4/6 2nd, 3rd (2), 5th 2/2 0/0 192 Rob Cook Travellers Rest 3 4th, 5th, 6th 1/1 0/1 126 Ken Trenholm Summerside 3 1st, 2nd 0/0 0/0 126 Ernie Schleichkorn Summerside 4 6th, 7th, 8th 0/0 0/1 93 Jason Linger Charlottetown 1 2nd 0/0 0/0 72 Ralph Leonard Conn. USA 1 4th 0/0 0/0 37 Kenny Sampson North Rustico 1 5th 0/0 0/0 32 Bob Stanley Charlottetown 1 - 0/0 0/0 2 Some riders earned bonus points for completing King of Kinkora Stages
Time Trial Points
Men
Top 8 placings count
Rider Residence Starts Top 8 Finishes PB* LYI* Total Points Ken Trenholm Summerside 8/13 1st (5), 2nd (3) 5/11 1/1 506 Leo Flood Kinkora 8/13 2nd (3), 3rd (4), 5th 9/11 0/0 476 Dave Clark Summerside 8 1st (5), 2nd, 3rd, 4th 4/6 0/0 446 Jeff Hemphill Summerside 8/11 2nd , 3rd, 4th, 5th (3), 6th (2) 5/8 0/0 342 Ben Kennedy Kensington 8/11 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th (2), 7th, 8th (2) 7/9 1/1 342 Chris Silvaggio Summerside 7 1st, 3rd (2), 4th, 5th (3) 4/5 0/0 324 Scott Clark Summerside 8 4th (3), 5th (2), 6th, 7th, 9th 4/6 0/0 299 Jeff Proctor New Hampshire 6 1st, 2nd (3), 4th, 7th 3/4 1/1 297 Wes Jackshaw Summerside 5 1st (4), 2nd 2/3 1/1 296 Paul Wright Bedeque 6 2nd (2), 3rd (3), 4th (2) 2/4 0/0 280 Ernie Schleichkorn Summerside 8 3rd, 5th, 6th, 7th (2), 11th (2), 12th 3/5 1/1 233 Rob Cook Travellers Rest 6 4th (2), 7th, 10th (2), 11th 3/4 1/1 187 Ralph Leonard Conn. USA 4 3rd (2), 4th, 5th 2/2 0/0 183 Mark Bowlan Stratford 3 1st (2), 2nd 1/1 0/0 166 Jason Linger Charlottetown 3 2nd (2), 3rd 1/1 0/0 151 Chris Gallant Summerside 5 7th, 8th (2), 9th, 12th 2/3 0/0 113 Kenny Sampson North Rustico 3 4th (2), 5th 0/1 0/0 106 Jules Aucoin Summerside 3 6th, 7th, 9th 1/1 0/0 79 Pat Spiteri Dubai, Middle East 2 5th, 6th 0/0 0/0 59 Harvey Chandler Charlottetown 2 5th, 6th 0/1 0/0 59 Pat Wright North Delta, BC 1 4th 0/0 0/0 37 George Mallia Kensington 1 7th 0/0 0/0 22 Bob Stanley Charlottetown 1 8th 0/0 0/0 17 Time Trial Points
Women
Rider Residence Starts Top 8 Finishes PB* LYI* Total Points Jennifer Power-Hawrylak Summerside 6 1st (5), 2nd 2/3 0/0 337 Nancy Woodington Kensington 4 1st (3), 2nd 2/2 0/0 233 Ardelle Hynes North Rustico 3 1st (3) 0/1 0/0 156 Karen Spiteri Dubai, Middle East 2 2nd (2) 0/0 0/0 94
Crit Training Points
Men
Rider Residence Starts Top Finishes PB* LYI* Total Points Ken Trenholm Summerside 3 1st (2), 2nd 1/1 0/0 166 Leo Flood Kinkora 3 3rd, 4th, 7th 0/1 0/0 101 Dave Clark Summerside 2 1st, 2nd 0/0 0/0 99 Ben Kennedy Kensington 3 4th, 5th 0/1 0/0 71 Rob Cook Travellers Rest 2 2nd 0/1 0/0 49 Chris Silvaggio Summerside 1 3rd 0/0 0/0 42 Wes Jackshaw Summerside 1 3rd 0/0 0/0 42 Mark Bowlan Stratford 1 4th 0/0 0/0 37 Paul Dalton St. Louis, PE 1 5th 0/0 0/0 32 Chris Gallant Summerside 1 6th 0/0 0/0 27 Harvey Chandler Charlottetown 1 6th 0/0 0/0 27 Jeff Proctor New Hampshire 1 8th 0/0 0/0 17 Jules Aucoin Summerside 1 9th 0/0 0/0 15 Ernie Schleichkorn Summerside 1 - 0/0 0/0 2
Sprint Point Leaders
Men
Rider Residence Sprint Summary Total Points Ken Trenholm Summerside 1st (7), 2nd (3) 235 Wes Jackshaw Summerside 1st (6), 2nd (2), 3rd, 4th 215 Dave Clark Summerside 1st (3), 2nd (5), 3rd (2) 205 Paul Wright Bedeque 2nd (2), 3rd (5) 115 Leo Flood Kinkora 3rd (2), 4th (5), 5th 88 Ben Kennedy Kensington 2nd, 3rd, 4th (2), 5th, 6th (4) 87 Rob Cook Travellers Rest 2nd (2), 3rd (2), 5th (2) 86 Mark Bowlan Stratford 1st (2), 4th 85 Jeff Proctor New Hampshire 2nd, 3rd (2), 4th (2), 5th 78 Jason Linger Charlottetown 1st, 2nd 45 Ernie Schleichkorn Summerside 5th (2), 6th (2), 7th (2) 36 Chris Silvaggio Summerside 2nd, 3rd 35 Ralph Leonard Conn. USA 4th, 5th 18
DQ Cycling Cup Point Leaders
Men
Rider Residence Total Points Dave Clark Summerside 82 Ken Trenholm Summerside 65 Ben Kennedy Kensington 54 Rob Cook Travellers Rest 43 Ernie Schleichkorn Summerside 32
DQ Cycling Cup Point Leaders
Youth
Rider Residence Age Cat Cat Placement Total Points Nicholas Tanton Summerside U 13 Male 1st 90 Matthew Tanton Summerside U 9 Male 1st 77 Alysha Trenholm Summerside U 9 Female 1st 68 Austin Trenholm Summerside U 7 Male 1st 20 *Please note: PB (15 pts) relates to PB set within this year only; LYI (10 pts) relates to an improvement from the last year (Last Year Improvement). You can only get one LYI per course where you can get many PB's throughout the year on the same course. I reversed PB and Improve names to accurately relate what each stands for. Individual results previous to July 5 need to be read with this in mind.
Also, a 3/4 figure under PB means out of 4 opportunities to set a new personal best for the year, the rider set a new personal best 3 times. A 1/2 figure on LYI translates into out of a potential to set a faster time on 2 courses throughout the year (based on last year's time), the rider was able to do it once.
Individual Training Event Details
> > > Sep 16, 2006, Indian River Time Trial, 36.3 km
Starters: 7
Details of Event:The final road training event for the Summerside Cycling Club assembled seven riders for a final shot at strong performances on the route employed season long for the Indian River time trials, held every other Wed. evening. Saturday's total distance featured 3 laps of the course, totalling 36.3 km. There was a touch of Indian Summer in the air as the riders set forth from Indian River Church beneath a hazy sun into a brisk SW wind. They included Dave Clark (Summerside), Ben Kennedy (Kensington), Leo Flood of Kinkora, Ernie Schleichkorn (Summerside), Mark Bowlan (Stratford), Rob Cook (Travellers Rest), and Paul Wright from Bedeque.
The seven rode tightly in a group for about 5 km, taking turns at the front to counteract the headwind. Suddenly, Clark and Bowlan burst from the pack and created a gap of perhaps 20 seconds. They were followed in short order by Wright, who stormed off in furious pursuit, but was unsuccessful in catching the duo who took turns drafting to conserve their strength. Bowlan nudged Clark by a tire length in the exciting sprint which concluded the first lap at the Church in 20:05, with Wright back some 32 seconds. Behind them, the other riders worked together for a time.
At the end of lap 2, it was again Bowlan over Clark in the sprint, by a razor-thin margin, with Wright gamely lurking about 18 seconds back, while still battling the wind solo. On the final lap, the order of finish was established as Flood broke from the sub group and settled solidly into fourth position, while Cook and Kennedy continued to share wind breaking duties until close to the end.
For the top three riders it was a startling debut for the 36.3 k course, with each finishing well under Wes Jackshaw's old mark of 1:03:57 from August '05. Bowlan nipped Clark by a single second at the line (1:02:04 to 1:02:05), followed by Wright just 29 second later.. However, it was Kinkora's own Leo Flood who would wear the crown of most improved rider for theday. Flood powered up the final climb to a solid fourth at 1:08:37,and, like a lion would bite an amazing 10:49 from his personal best! Flood had also finished the season with a tidal wave of great personal best performances on both the Indian River and Miscouche TT courses. Impressive too was Ben Kennedy as he improved his best time for the 36.3 km course by 7:07, and finished in fifth just 10 seconds after Rob Cook, who clocked in for the day at 1:10:13. Cook was the third rider to improve his PR as he lopped 36 seconds from his old time. Ernie Schleichkorn rounded out the field arriving in 1:20:30.
The overall ride results for the day are as follows:
Men1. Mark Bowlan (Stratford) 1:02:04 (35.11 kph) 2. Dave Clark (Summerside) 1:02:05 (35.11 kph) 3. Paul Wright (Bedeque) 1:02:33 (34.84 kph) 4. Leo Flood (Kinkora) 1:08:33 (31.79 kph) improved PB by 10:49 5. Rob Cook (Travellers Rest) 1:10:13 (31.03 kph) improved PB by 0:36 6. Ben Kennedy (Kensington) 1:10:23 (30.95 kph) improved PB by 7:07 7. Ernie Schleichkorn (Summerside) 1:20:30 (27.07 kph)
> > > Sep 13, 2006, Indian River Time Trial, 12.1 km
Starters: 5
Details of Event:The overall ride results for the day are as follows:
Men1. Dave Clark (Summerside) 19:23 (37.46 kph) improved PB by 0:16 2. Leo Flood (Kinkora) 20:15 (35.85 kph) improved PB by 0:30 3. Ben Kennedy (Kensington) 22:06 (32.88 kph) improved PB by 0:26 4. Jeff Hemphill (Summerside) 22:11 (32.79 kph) 5. Ken Trenholm (Summerside) 22:18 (32.61 kph)
> > > Sep 6, 2006, Miscouche Time Trial, 12.4 km
Starters: 8
Ernie Schleichkorn, Summerside, is most improved rider for the last Miscouche TT for the 2007 season.
Details of Event: Members of the Summerside Cycling Cup completed the final Miscouche Time Trial in style with 6 riders out of 8 starters setting new personal bests.The day belonged to Ernie Schleichkorn of Summerside. Schleichkorn was the most improved rider on this day, shaving 35 seconds off his previous personal best.
Up to the challenge on this day was Leo Flood of Kinkora. Flood not only improved his time by 29 seconds but became the 7th rider to complete the course in under 20 minutes.
The third most improved rider was Dave Clark of Summerside. Clark improved his time by 19 seconds and came within 18 seconds of a new course record currently held by Wes Jackshaw (Summerside).
Jennifer Power-Hawrylak (Summerside) improved on her mid season personal best by 11 seconds with an average speed of 32.29 kilometers-per-hour.
For Power-Hawrylak, she has taken over a 100 point lead in her quest to capture the Women's Points Championship for the Club in the 2007 cycling season.
Rounding out the improvements were Scott Clark (Summerside) by 7 seconds and Ken Trenholm (Summerside) by 2 seconds.
Jeff Hemphill (Summerside) and Chris Gallant (Summerside) rounded out the field on this day.
The overall ride results for the day are as follows:
Women1. Jennifer Power-Hawrylak (Summerside) 23:03 (32.29 kph) improved PB by 0:11
Men1. Dave Clark (Summerside) 19:22 (38.51 kph) improved PB by 0:19 2. Leo Flood (Kinkora) 19:56 (37.35 kph) improved PB by 0:29 3. Ken Trenholm (Summerside) 19:58 (37.34 kph) improved PB by 0:02 4. Scott Clark (Summerside) 21:54 (33.97 kph) improved PB by 0:07 5. Ernie Schliechkorn (Summerside) 22:40 (32.89 kph) improved PB by 0:35 6. Jeff Hemphill (Summerside) 23:05 (32.29 kph) 7. Chris Gallant (Summerside) 25:48 (28.84 kph) The following adult points were awarded today: D.Clark 67 (50-1st; 15-PB; 2-start); Power-Hawrylak 67 (50-1st; 15-PB; 2-start); S. Clark 52 (35-4th; 15-PB; 2-start); Schleichkorn 47 (30-5th; 15-PB; 2-start); Flood 37 (20-adjusted placement; 15-PB; 2-start); Gallant 22 (20-7th; 2-start); Trenholm 17 (15-PB; 2-start) and Hemphill 7 (5-adjusted placement; 2-start).
Here are the overall point standings:
Overall Youth Point Leaders
(Under 7 Male)Austin Trenholm (Summerside) 20 pts
(Under 9 Male)Matthew Tanton (Summerside) 77 pts
(Under 9 Female)Alysha Trenholm (Summerside) 68 pts
(Under 13 Male)Nathan Tanton (Summerside) 90 pts
Overall Adult Training Point Leaders
(Women)Jennifer Power-Hawrylak (Summerside) 337 pts Nancy Woodington (Kensington) 233 pts Ardelle Hynes (North Rustico) 156 pts Karen Spiteri (Dubia, Middle East) 94 pts
Overall Adult Training Point Leaders
(Men)Ken Trenholm (Summerside) 1086 pts Dave Clark (Summerside) 876 pts Wes Jackshaw (Summerside) 790 pts Leo Flood (Kinkora) 778 pts Ben Kennedy (Kensington) 738 pts Paul Wright (Bedeque) 568 pts Jeff Proctor (New Hampshire) 558 pts Chris Silvaggio (Summerside) 421 pts Rob Cook (Travellers Rest) 382 pts Ernie Schleichkorn (Summerside) 352 pts Jeff Hemphill (Summerside) 330 pts Scott Clark (Summerside) 299 pts Jason Linger (Charlottetown) 268 pts Ralph Leonard (Conn., USA) 263 pts Mark Bowlan (Stratford) 238 pts Chris Gallant (Summerside) 141 pts Kenny Sampson (North Rustico) 138 pts Jules Aucoin (Summerside) 94 pts Harvey Chandler (Charlottetown) 86 pts Pat Spiteri (Dubai, Middle East) 59 pts Pat Wright (North Delta, BC) 37 pts Paul Dalton (St. Louis, PE) 32 pts George Mallia (Kensington) 22 pts Bob Stanley (Charlottetown) 19 pts The next training ride is on Wednesday, September 13, meeting at St. Mary's Church in Indian River at 6:15 pm for the last Indian River TT of the year.
> > > Sep 2, 2006, Dairy Queen Track Cycling Cup, Urbainville
Starters: 9
Cyclists on the track for first ever DQ Cycling Cup.
Details of Event: The first-ever Dairy Queen Cycling Cup brought out nine riders in 4 different age categories. The event was held at the Evangeline School track.Austin Trenholm rode smoothly to capture the title of Under 7 DQ Cycling Cup Champion for the year.
The second start was a mixed age group with female / male riders between 7 years of age and 10 years old.
Alysha Trenholm took home the female Under 9 Championship while Matthew Tanton earned the male under 9 Championship.
Nicholas Tanton, riding in the under 13 age group, also took home the Under 13 DQ Cycling Cup Championship.
As for the adult category, there were five riders out for today's event: Rob Cook (Travellers Rest), Ben Kennedy (Kensington), Dave Clark (Summerside), Ernie Schliechkorn (Summerside), and Ken Trenholm (Summerside).
The group stayed together for the first five minutes and on the sprint lap on the backstretch with a headwind, Trenholm attacked on the outside of the course. Clark was quick to respond and caught the corner on the inside first heading to the home stretch sprint. Trenholm came out of the saddle but Clark had gapped Trenholm in the corner and Clark took first in the sprint, followed by Trenholm, Kennedy, and Cook.
The riders then re-grouped and awaited the attack for the second sprint. Kennedy attacked the group on the homestretch with the hopes of gaining some ground on the pack on the windy backstretch. Trenholm was on Kennedy's wheel but Trenholm lost his line into the corner as Clark soon moved up into position. Clark was able to pass Kennedy about 50 meters to the line to take first in the second sprint. Trenholm second, Kennedy thrid, and Cook fourth.
Following another re-grouping of the riders after the second sprint, with two laps to go, Trenholm had the pull and pushed the pace for one lap. At this point, it was only Trenholm and Clark in a battle for the finish. Entering the final corner, Trenholm again went wide and Clark got his front wheel ahead and then powered to the finish with a 10 bike length victory over Trenholm. Kennedy was third, followed by Cook, then Schliechkorn.
The overall ride results for the day are as follows:
Under 7 Male1. Austin Trenholm (Summerside) 100 meters
Under 9 Male1. Matthew Tanton (Summerside) 2 laps
Under 9 Female1. Alysha Trenholm (Summerside) 2 laps
Under 13 Male1. Nicholas Tanton (Summerside) 2 laps
Men1. Dave Clark (Summerside) 15 min + 3 laps 2. Ken Trenholm (Summerside) 3. Ben Kennedy (Kensington) 4. Rob Cook (Travellers Rest) 5. Ernie Schliechkorn (Summerside) The following youth points were awarded today: N. Tanton 90 (50-1st; 20-Track; 20-start); M. Tanton 77 (45-2nd; 12-Track; 20-start); Alysha Trenholm 68 (40-3rd; 8-Track; 20-start); and Austin Trenholm 20 (20-start). The youth category are awarded 20 points for starting the event.
The following adult points were awarded today: Clark 82 (50-1st; 30-Track; 2-start); Trenholm 65 (45-2nd; 18-Track; 2-start); Kennedy 54 (40-3rd; 12-Track; 2-start); Cook (35-4th; 6-Track; 2-start); and Schliechkorn 32 (30-5th; 2-start).
After the event, the youth riders were provided with Dairy Queen Treat Coupon's to celebrate their hard and fun day of bicycle riding. The Summerside Cycling Club is looking towards 4 DQ Cycling Cup events in 2007 and three youth cycling development programs in the Spring of 2007. Registration for these programs will take place in late April 2007.
Here are the overall point standings:
Overall Youth Point Leaders
(Under 7 Male)Austin Trenholm (Summerside) 20 pts
(Under 9 Male)Matthew Tanton (Summerside) 77 pts
(Under 9 Female)Alysha Trenholm (Summerside) 68 pts
(Under 13 Male)Nathan Tanton (Summerside) 90 pts
Overall Adult Training Point Leaders
(Women)Jennifer Power-Hawrylak (Summerside) 270 pts Nancy Woodington (Kensington) 233 pts Ardelle Hynes (North Rustico) 156 pts Karen Spiteri (Dubia, Middle East) 94 pts
Overall Adult Training Point Leaders
(Men)Ken Trenholm (Summerside) 1069 pts Dave Clark (Summerside) 809 pts Wes Jackshaw (Summerside) 790 pts Leo Flood (Kinkora) 741 pts Ben Kennedy (Kensington) 738 pts Paul Wright (Bedeque) 568 pts Jeff Proctor (New Hampshire) 558 pts Chris Silvaggio (Summerside) 421 pts Rob Cook (Travellers Rest) 382 pts Jeff Hemphill (Summerside) 323 pts Ernie Schleichkorn (Summerside) 305 pts Jason Linger (Charlottetown) 268 pts Ralph Leonard (Conn., USA) 263 pts Scott Clark (Summerside) 247 pts Mark Bowlan (Stratford) 238 pts Kenny Sampson (North Rustico) 138 pts Chris Gallant (Summerside) 119 pts Jules Aucoin (Summerside) 94 pts Harvey Chandler (Charlottetown) 86 pts Pat Spiteri (Dubai, Middle East) 59 pts Pat Wright (North Delta, BC) 37 pts Paul Dalton (St. Louis, PE) 32 pts George Mallia (Kensington) 22 pts Bob Stanley (Charlottetown) 19 pts The next training ride is on Wednesday, September 6, meeting at Greenfield School at 6:15 pm for the last Miscouche 12.4 km time trial of the year.
> > > Aug 30, 2006, 12.1 km, Indian River TT
Starters: 10
10 Cyclists battle the wind and hills in Indian River.
Details of Event: The second last Indian River Time Trial brought out 10 cyclists as they attempted to battle the high winds and rainy conditions to set personal bests: Ardelle Hynes (North Rustico), Kenny Sampson (North Rustico), Ben Kennedy (Kensington), Leo Flood (Kinkora), Harvey Chandler (Charlottetown), Jennifer Power-Hawrylak (Summerside), Dave Clark (Summerside), Paul Wright (Bedeque), Scott Clark (Summerside), and Ken Trenholm (Summerside).Today the hard Northern wind was too much for the cyclists as nobody was able to set a new personal best. However, the course times were still impressive.
For instance, Chandler of Charlottetown was the rider who was closest to setting a new personal best time, missing out by only 11 seconds. Scott Clark of Summerside was only 16 seconds slower than his previous best.
The race for second overall in the point standings for the Men's division has heated up. Wes Jackshaw who is recovering from a mid-season injury holds a slim lead in second place with 790 points, followed by Leo Flood (741 points), Dave Clark (727 points), and Ben Kennedy (684). With four events remaining to garner points, the race for a top three podium placement just may come down to the final event, with finish and sprint points available.
As for the Women, Jennifer Power-Hawrylak (Summerside) took over first place overall for the Women's Point Standings for the season with her ride today.
The overall training ride results for the day are as follows:
Women1. Ardelle Hynes (North Rustico) 21:40 (33.52 km/h) 2. Jennifer Power-Hawrylak (Summerside) 25:22 (28.81 km/h)
Men1. Dave Clark (Summerside) 20:17 (35.80 km/h) 2. Ken Trenholm (Summerside) 20:54 (34.77 km/h) 3. Paul Wright (Bedeque) 21:05 (34.47 km/h) 4. Kenny Sampson (North Rustico) 21:10 (34.38 km/h) 5. Harvey Chandler (Charlottetown) 21:17 (434.18 km/h) 6. Leo Flood (Kinkora) 21:42 (33.43 km/h) 7. Scott Clark (Summerside) 22:39 (32.10 km/h) 8. Ben Kennedy (Kensington) 23:41 (30.71 km/h) The following points were awarded today: Hynes 52 (50-1st; 2-start); D.Clark 52 (50-1st; 2-start); Power-Hawrylak 47 (45-2nd; 2-start); Wright 42 (40-3rd; 2-start); Sampson 37 (35-4th; 2-start); Chandler 35 (30-5th; 2-start); S. Clark 22 (20-7th; 2-start); Kennedy 5 (3-partial placement; 2-start); Flood 2 (2-start); and Trenholm 2 (2-start).
Overall Training Point Leaders
(Women)Jennifer Power-Hawrylak (Summerside) 270 pts Nancy Woodington (Kensington) 233 pts Ardelle Hynes (North Rustico) 156 pts Karen Spiteri (Dubia, Middle East) 94 pts
Overall Training Point Leaders
(Men)Ken Trenholm (Summerside) 1004 pts Wes Jackshaw (Summerside) 790 pts Leo Flood (Kinkora) 741 pts Dave Clark (Summerside) 727 pts Ben Kennedy (Kensington) 684 pts Paul Wright (Bedeque) 568 pts Jeff Proctor (New Hampshire) 558 pts Chris Silvaggio (Summerside) 421 pts Rob Cook (Travellers Rest) 339 pts Jeff Hemphill (Summerside) 323 pts Ernie Schleichkorn (Summerside) 273 pts Jason Linger (Charlottetown) 268 pts Ralph Leonard (Conn., USA) 263 pts Scott Clark (Summerside) 247 pts Mark Bowlan (Stratford) 238 pts Kenny Sampson (North Rustico) 138 pts Chris Gallant (Summerside) 119 pts Jules Aucoin (Summerside) 94 pts Harvey Chandler (Charlottetown) 86 pts Pat Spiteri (Dubai, Middle East) 59 pts Pat Wright (North Delta, BC) 37 pts Paul Dalton (St. Louis, PE) 32 pts George Mallia (Kensington) 22 pts Bob Stanley (Charlottetown) 19 pts The next training ride is on Saturday, the first-ever DQ Cycling Track Cup, where categories are included for anyone 5 years of age and older. Registration is at 915 am at the Evangeline School in Urbanville.
> > > Aug 26, 2006, 40 min + 3 laps
Summerside Crit
Starters: 4
Details of Event: The last Training Criterium for the Summerside Cycling Club had 4 cyclists on the route: Ben Kennedy (Kensington), Leo Flood (Kinkora), Dave Clark (Summerside), and Ken Trenholm (Summerside).Today's event would crown the top three Crit riders for the Summerside Cycling Club this year. The early morning chill was soon replaced with grinding gears and quick turns in the Summerside Industrial Park.
The foursome rode together for the first part of the ride with each rider taking their turn at the front at one lap intervals.
At the 15 minute mark, Trenholm was leading the pack entering the incline on the backstretch toward the sprint lap. Trenholm jumped off the saddle and gapped the pack. Trenholm captured first in sprint one, followed by Clark, Flood, and Kennedy.
The second sprint was a different situation. Kennedy took over the lead of the pack on the sprint lap and held the lead until 50 meters to the line. At that point, Trenholm was beside Kennedy on one side and Clark on the other. Trenholm's right foot came out of the pedals at sprint speed and that gave Clark enough time to sneak in ahead of Trenholm for sprint number two. Kennedy was third and Flood, whose chain came off and was riding on his shoe, cross the sprint in fourth.
All was set up for a sprint to the finish. Trenholm took the lead from Kennedy on the incline and started to push the pace with two laps remaining. With three corners remaining, Clark took the lead and then Flood made his move to the front on the backstretch. Coming out of the final corner to the finish, Flood was leading the way, followed by Trenholm then Clark.
Trenholm then moved to the left, Clark to the right, as both riders split between Flood. Trenholm was a tire length in front and once again his food unclipped from the pedal. Trenholm could see Clark on his right pounding away at the pedals and thought he had no time to reclick his foot in the pedal so Trenholm attempted to finish the ride pedalling with just his left foot. After three pedal strokes, his left foot as well came out of the pedal, leaving no feet pedaling. Clark pulled ahead of Trenholm at the line, followed by Flood in third and Kennedy in fouth.
Flood caught the action of what he called Trenholm looking "like an airplane coming in for a landing" with his landing gear down at the finsih.
CRIT TRAINING
FINAL STANDINGS1. Ken Trenholm (166 pts)
2. Leo Flood (101 pts)
3. Dave Clark (99 pts)
4. Ben Kennedy (71 pts)
5. Rob Cook (49 pts)
6. Chris Silvaggio (42 pts)
6. Wes Jackshaw (42 pts)
8. Mark Bowlan (37 pts)
9. Paul Dalton (32 pts)
10. Chris Gallant (27 pts)
10. Harvey Chandler (27 pts)
12. Jeff Proctor (17 pts)
13. Jules Aucoin (15 pts)
14. Ernie Schleichkorn (2 pts)
The overall training ride results for the day are as follows:
Men1. Dave Clark (Summerside) 45:50 2. Ken Trenholm (Summerside) 45:50 3. Leo Flood (Kinkora) 45:50 4. Ben Kennedy (Kensington) 46:32 Although Trenholm's landing was much to be desired, Trenholm saddled away with being the Club's top crit rider for 2006 with 166 points, followed by Flood with 101 points, and Clark with 99 points.
The following points were awarded today: Clark 97 (50-1st; 45-sprints; 2-start); Trenholm 92 (45-2nd; 45-sprints; 2-start); Flood 67 (40-3rd; 25-sprints; 2-start); and Kennedy 62 (35-4th; 25-sprints; 2-start).
Overall Training Point Leaders
(Women)Nancy Woodington (Kensington) 233 pts Jennifer Power-Hawrylak (Summerside) 223 pts Ardelle Hynes (North Rustico) 104 pts Karen Spiteri (Dubia, Middle East) 94 pts
Overall Training Point Leaders
(Men)Ken Trenholm (Summerside) 1002 pts Wes Jackshaw (Summerside) 790 pts Leo Flood (Kinkora) 739 pts Ben Kennedy (Kensington) 679 pts Dave Clark (Summerside) 675 pts Jeff Proctor (New Hampshire) 558 pts Paul Wright (Bedeque) 526 pts Chris Silvaggio (Summerside) 421 pts Rob Cook (Travellers Rest) 339 pts Jeff Hemphill (Summerside) 323 pts Ernie Schleichkorn (Summerside) 273 pts Jason Linger (Charlottetown) 268 pts Ralph Leonard (Conn., USA) 263 pts Mark Bowlan (Stratford) 238 pts Scott Clark (Summerside) 225 pts Chris Gallant (Summerside) 119 pts Kenny Sampson (North Rustico) 101 pts Jules Aucoin (Summerside) 94 pts Pat Spiteri (Dubai, Middle East) 59 pts Harvey Chandler (Charlottetown) 54 pts Pat Wright (North Delta, BC) 37 pts Paul Dalton (St. Louis, PE) 32 pts George Mallia (Kensington) 22 pts Bob Stanley (Charlottetown) 19 pts The next training ride is on Wednesday August 30, meeting at Indian River Church at 6:15 p.m. for a 12.1 km time trial. This is the second last Indian RIver TT for the year.
> > > Aug 23, 2006, 12.4 km
Miscouche TT
Starters: 7Details of Event: The second last Miscouche Time Trial for the 2006 season continued to feature cyclists setting personal bests.
Cyclists continue to set new personal bests. A total of 7 riders continued their training: Ben Kennedy (Kensington), Ralph Leonard (Conn., USA), Jennifer Power-Hawrylak (Summerside), Leo Flood (Kinkora), Scott Clark (Summerside), Jeff Hemphill (Summerside), and Ken Trenholm (Summerside).
The 12.4 km course began with a flood of rain at the start to a flood of improvement at the end. Leo Flood that is. Flood of Kinkora set a new personal best and was easily the most improved rider for the day with a 20:25 time, cutting down 1 minute and 32 seconds off his previous best. Flood moved within 75 points for the Overall Time Trial Series lead with this ride. This was Flood's 8th personal best improvement of the year.
The second most improved rider for the day, another rider who has shown a flurry of strength and speed growth in 2006, is Ben Kennedy of Kensington. Kennedy improved his personal best time by 48 seconds. This was Kennedy's 7th personal best improvement of the year.
The third most improved rider was Scott Clark of Summerside. Clark shaved 19 seconds to a new 22:01 personal best.
The final rider to improve his time was Ralph Leonard from Conn., USA, who improved by 2 seconds.
Power-Hawrylak's performance has placed her within 10 points of Nancy Woodington in the race for top spot in the overall training points for the year. Power-Hawrylak completed the course with an average speed of 31.79 kilometers-per-hour.
The overall training ride results for the day are as follows:
Women1. Jennifer Power-Hawrylak (Summerside) 23:27 (31.79 km/h)
Men1. Ken Trenholm (Summerside) 20:20 (36.60 km/h) 2. Leo Flood (Kinkora) 20:25 (36.47 km/h) improved PB by 1:32 3. Ralph Leonard (Conn., USA) 21:55 (33.97 km/h) improved PB by 0:02 4. Ben Kennedy (Kensington) 22:01 (36.69 km/h) improved PB by 0:48 5. Scott Clark (Summerside) 22:01 (36.69 km/h) improved PB by 0:19 6. Jeff Hemphill (Summesrside) 23:11 (32.12 km/h) The following points were awarded today: Leonard 57 (40-3rd; 15-PB; 2-start); Power-Hawrylak 52 (50-1st; 2-start); Clark 47 (30-5th; 15-PB; 2-start); FLood 42 (25-partial placement; 15-PB; 2-start); Kennedy 40 (23-partial placement; 15-PB; 2-start); Hemphill 12 (10-partial placement; 2-start); and Trenholm 12 (10-partial placement; 2-start).
Overall Training Point Leaders
(Women)Nancy Woodington (Kensington) 233 pts Jennifer Power-Hawrylak (Summerside) 223 pts Ardelle Hynes (North Rustico) 104 pts Karen Spiteri (Dubia, Middle East) 94 pts
Overall Training Point Leaders
(Men)Ken Trenholm (Summerside) 910 pts Wes Jackshaw (Summerside) 790 pts Leo Flood (Kinkora) 657 pts Ben Kennedy (Kensington) 617 pts Jeff Proctor (New Hampshire) 558 pts Dave Clark (Summerside) 528 pts Paul Wright (Bedeque) 526 pts Chris Silvaggio (Summerside) 421 pts Rob Cook (Travellers Rest) 339 pts Jeff Hemphill (Summerside) 323 pts Ernie Schleichkorn (Summerside) 273 pts Jason Linger (Charlottetown) 268 pts Ralph Leonard (Conn., USA) 263 pts Mark Bowlan (Stratford) 238 pts Scott Clark (Summerside) 225 pts Chris Gallant (Summerside) 119 pts Kenny Sampson (North Rustico) 101 pts Jules Aucoin (Summerside) 94 pts Pat Spiteri (Dubai, Middle East) 59 pts Harvey Chandler (Charlottetown) 54 pts Pat Wright (North Delta, BC) 37 pts Paul Dalton (St. Louis, PE) 32 pts George Mallia (Kensington) 22 pts Bob Stanley (Charlottetown) 19 pts The next training ride is on Saturday August 26, meeting at Summerside Industrial Park at 8 am for a 45 minute training crit.
> > > Aug 19, 2006, 60 km
King of Kinkora Stage # 2
Starters: 7Details of Event: What began as a day of mishaps and forgetfulness turned into one indisputable enjoyable day of riding for the Summerside Cycling Club.
King of Kinkora Crowned
Paul Wright of Bedeque (center) takes home the title of King of Kinkora with a total of 214 points for the two days of cycling. Jeff Proctor (left) of Litchfield, New Hamphire earned second place with 192 points with Ben Kennedy (right) of Kensington capturing third place on the podium with 154 points during the two day event.The second and final stage of the King of Kinkora event began with one rider forgetting his bicycling shoes and having to return home to pick them up, followed by another rider forgetting to take his water bottle on the bike, followed yet by another cyclist having front deraileur problems that made the heavy climbing near epic, and, lastly, followed by one rider having a flat tire with 1 km to go and walking his bike across the finish line.
The King of Kinora Mountains was created this year to provide the Club an opportunity to train on the Island's most challenging route (the Kinkora road) and to earn King of Kinkora Mountain points. At the end of two training rides, the rider with the top points will be crowned the "King of Kinkora".
This Saturday's ride brought out 7 riders: Jeff Proctor (New Hampshire), Ben Kennedy (Kensington), Paul Wright (Bedeque), Ernie Schleichkorn (Summerside), Bob Stanley (Charlottetown), Ralph Leonard (Conn., USA), and Ken Trenholm (Summerside).
KING of KINKORA
FINAL STANDINGS1. Paul Wright (214 pts)
2. Jeff Proctor (192 pts)
3. Ben Kennedy (154 pts)
4. Ken Trenholm (124 pts)
5. Wes Jackshaw (122 pts)
6. Jason Linger (117 pts)
7. Ralph Leonard (80 pts)
8. Leo Flood (75 pts)
9. Ernie Schliehkorn (64 pts)
10. Bob Stanley (2 pts)
The group rode together for the first two small ascents but soon the climbs grew to 230 feet and then 273 feet and that split up the group. At the tail end of a 310 foot descent the group reached speeds close to 70 km/h.
The first sprint location for King of Kinkora points was at the top of a 381 foot climb at the 20 km mark.
By this time, most of the group had re-joined the leaders. Proctor was leading out down the decline. Trenholm's plan was to attack this sprint early and catch riders by surprise. Trenholm jumped past Proctor before the ascent was finished and pounded on the pedals on the upstroke. Within a few metres to the sprint finish, Trenholm's foot came out of the pedal and he could not get it back in. He then scrambled to pedal with his heal and then the bike went off the road. Wright was gaining quick as Trenholm was in the dirt with the first sprint within 6 metres. Trenholm was able to hang on to first at the sprint, followed by Wright, Proctor, Leonard, Kennedy, and Schliechkorn.
Leonard was suffering with his front deraileur problems and on two occassions riders attempted to help Leonard on the side of the road and make some ajustments. Although the assistance may have offered some solice; it offered little in terms of technical assistance.
At the turn around location (at the 30 km mark), Kennedy was leading the pack and built a considerable gap over the chase group that consisted of Proctor, Wright, and Leonard. Trenholm and Schleichkorn were trying to bridge the gap to reach the chase group.
The second sprint location for King of Kinkora points was at the top of a hard 270 foot climb followed by another 110 foot incline at the 47 km marker.
By this time, Wright, Trenholm, and Proctor could see Kennedy atop the final decent to the next sprint. Kennedy grabbed a quick drink from the water bottle and started the decline. Kennedy held on to the lead until 100 metres into the climb as Wright hammered up the hill. Trenholm was soon to follow and got on Wright's wheel. As both Wright and Trenholm were entering the largest grade on the climb, Trenholm knew this was the time to attack. Out of the saddle, Trenholm verred away from Wright's wheel and slammed the pedals. Once ahead of Wright by 5 bike lengths, Trenholm got settled back in the saddle. There was still a few hundred metres to the finish of the sprint. Trenholm eventually took first, followed by Wright, Proctor, Kennedy, Leonard, and Schliechkorn.
Trenholm was expecting the lead group to re-group and ride together until the finish. Wright had other ideas. Wright powered past Trenholm on the climb following the sprint. Trenholm was waiting for Proctor and then he and Proctor would ride together. Once Trenholm got to the top of the hill, Wright had about a 2 minute lead on Trenholm. The waiting game was then over as Trenholm attempted to bridge the gap to Wright. There would be no catching the powerful Wright on this day.
The overall training ride results for the day are as follows:
Men1. Paul Wright (Bedeque) 2:10:51 2. Ken Trenholm (Summerside) 2:13:31 3. Jeff Proctor (New Hampshire, USA) 2:14:41 improved PB by 1:40 4. Ralph Leonard (Conn., USA) 2:20:12 5. Ben Kennedy (Kensington) 2:31:18 improved PB by 6:01 6. Ernie Schleichkorn (Summerside) 2:45:00 7. Bob Stanley (Charlottetown) DNF Kennedy was the most improved rider for the day, taking 6 minutes and one second off his previous personal best on this course. Proctor was the other rider to improve his time for the course by 1 minute and 40 seconds.
The following points were awarded today: Trenholm 122 (45-2nd; 50-sprints; 25-bonus; 2-start); Wright 117 (50-1st; 40-sprint; 25-bonus; 2-start); Proctor 112 (40-3rd; 30-sprint; 25-bonus; 15-PB; 2-start); Kennedy 90 (30-5th; 18-sprints; 15-PB; 25-bonus; 2-start); Leonard 80 (35-4th; 18-sprints; 25-bonus; 2-start); Schliechkorn 64 (25-6th; 12-sprints; 25-bonus; 2-start); and Stanley 2 (2-start).
Overall Training Point Leaders
(Women)Nancy Woodington (Kensington) 233 pts Jennifer Power-Hawrylak (Summerside) 171 pts Ardelle Hynes (North Rustico) 104 pts Karen Spiteri (Dubia, Middle East) 94 pts
Overall Training Point Leaders
(Men)Ken Trenholm (Summerside) 898 pts Wes Jackshaw (Summerside) 790 pts Leo Flood (Kinkora) 615 pts Ben Kennedy (Kensington) 565 pts Jeff Proctor (New Hampshire) 558 pts Dave Clark (Summerside) 528 pts Paul Wright (Bedeque) 526 pts Chris Silvaggio (Summerside) 421 pts Rob Cook (Travellers Rest) 339 pts Jeff Hemphill (Summerside) 311 pts Ernie Schleichkorn (Summerside) 273 pts Jason Linger (Charlottetown) 268 pts Mark Bowlan (Stratford) 238 pts Ralph Leonard (Conn., USA) 206 pts Scott Clark (Summerside) 178 pts Chris Gallant (Summerside) 119 pts Kenny Sampson (North Rustico) 101 pts Jules Aucoin (Summerside) 94 pts Pat Spiteri (Dubai, Middle East) 59 pts Harvey Chandler (Charlottetown) 54 pts Pat Wright (North Delta, BC) 37 pts Paul Dalton (St. Louis, PE) 32 pts George Mallia (Kensington) 22 pts Bob Stanley (Charlottetown) 19 pts The next training ride is on Wednesday August 23, meeting at Greenfield School at 6:15 pm for a 12.4 km time trial and then Saturday August 26, meeting at Summerside Industrial Park at 8 am for a 45 minute training crit.
> > > Aug 16, 2006, 12.1 km
Indian River TT
Starters: 8
Details of Event:The overall training ride results are as follows:
Men1. Ken Trenholm (Summerside) 0:20:21 2. Jeff Proctor (New Hampshire, USA) 0:20:42 improved PB by 0:38 3. Leo Flood (Kinkora) 0:20:45 improved PB by 0:47 4. Ralph Leonard (Conn., USA) 0:21:42 improved PB by 0:47 5. Jeff Hemphill (Summerside) 0:22:00 improved PB by 0:10 6. Ben Kennedy (Kensington) 0:22:32 improved PB by 0:47 7. George Mallia (Kensington) 0:22:54 8. Bob Stanley (Charlottetown) 0:25:42
Overall Training Point Leaders
(Women)Nancy Woodington (Kensington) 233 pts Jennifer Power-Hawrylak (Summerside) 171 pts Ardelle Hynes (North Rustico) 104 pts Karen Spiteri (Dubia, Middle East) 94 pts
Overall Training Point Leaders
(Men)Ken Trenholm (Summerside) 816 pts Wes Jackshaw (Summerside) 790 pts Leo Flood (Kinkora) 615 pts Dave Clark (Summerside) 528 pts Ben Kennedy (Kensington) 495 pts Paul Wright (Bedeque) 461 pts Jeff Proctor (New Hampshire) 446 pts Chris Silvaggio (Summerside) 421 pts Rob Cook (Travellers Rest) 339 pts Jeff Hemphill (Summerside) 311 pts Jason Linger (Charlottetown) 268 pts Mark Bowlan (Stratford) 238 pts Ernie Schleichkorn (Summerside) 209 pts Scott Clark (Summerside) 178 pts Ralph Leonard (Conn., USA) 126 pts Chris Gallant (Summerside) 119 pts Kenny Sampson (North Rustico) 101 pts Jules Aucoin (Summerside) 94 pts Pat Spiteri (Dubai, Middle East) 59 pts Harvey Chandler (Charlottetown) 54 pts Pat Wright (North Delta, BC) 37 pts Paul Dalton (St. Louis, PE) 32 pts George Mallia (Kensington) 22 pts Bob Stanley (Charlottetown) 17 pts
> > > Aug 9, 2006, 12.4 km
Miscouche TT
Starters: 3
Details of Event:The overall training ride results are as follows:
Men1. Jeff Proctor (New Hampshire, USA) 0:21:12 improved PB by 0:50 2. Paul Wright (Bedeque) 0:21:17 3. Ralph Leonard (Conn., USA) 0:21:57
Overall Training Point Leaders
(Women)Nancy Woodington (Kensington) 233 pts Jennifer Power-Hawrylak (Summerside) 171 pts Ardelle Hynes (North Rustico) 104 pts Karen Spiteri (Dubia, Middle East) 94 pts
Overall Training Point Leaders
(Men)Wes Jackshaw (Summerside) 790 pts Ken Trenholm (Summerside) 764 pts Leo Flood (Kinkora) 603 pts Dave Clark (Summerside) 528 pts Paul Wright (Bedeque) 461 pts Ben Kennedy (Kensington) 453 pts Chris Silvaggio (Summerside) 421 pts Jeff Proctor (New Hampshire) 384 pts Rob Cook (Travellers Rest) 339 pts Jason Linger (Charlottetown) 268 pts Jeff Hemphill (Summerside) 264 pts Mark Bowlan (Stratford) 238 pts Ernie Schleichkorn (Summerside) 209 pts Scott Clark (Summerside) 178 pts Chris Gallant (Summerside) 119 pts Kenny Sampson (North Rustico) 101 pts Jules Aucoin (Summerside) 94 pts Ralph Leonard (Conn., USA) 74 pts Pat Spiteri (Dubai, Middle East) 59 pts Harvey Chandler (Charlottetown) 54 pts Pat Wright (North Delta, BC) 37 pts Paul Dalton (St. Louis, PE) 32 pts
> > > Aug 2, 2006, 12.1 km
Indian River TT
Starters: 3
Details of Event:The overall training ride results are as follows:
Men1. Ken Trenholm (Summerside) 2. Jeff Hemphill (Summerside) 3. Ernie Schleichkorn (Summerside)
> > > Jul 26, 2006, 12.4 km
Miscouche TT
Starters: 5
Details of Event:The overall training ride results are as follows:
Women1. Jennifer Power-Hawrylak (Summerside) 0:23:14 improved PB by 2:08 2. Karen Spiteri (Dubia, Middle East) 0:24:35
Men1. Ken Trenholm (Summerside) 0:20:10 2. Paul Wright (Bedeque) 0:20:11 3. Chris Silvaggio (Summerside) 0:20:58 improved PB by 0:22 4. Pat Wright (North Delta, BC) 0:21:30 5. Pat Spiteri (Dubai, Middle East) 0:21:40 6. Scott Clark (Summerside) 0:22:20 improved PB by 0:13 7. Ernie Schleichkorn (Summerside) 0:23:15 improved PB by 0:05
> > > Jul 22, 2006, 62 km
Maximeville RR
Starters: 5
Details of Event:The overall training ride results are as follows:
Men1. Dave Clark (Summerside) 1:45:15 improved PB by 7:30 2. Leo Flood (Kinkora) 1:57:40 improved PB by 6:10 3. Jeff Proctor (Summerside) 1:58:04 4. Rob Cook (Travellers Rest) unknown time 5. Ernie Schleichkorn (Summerside) DNF
First Sprint
1. Clark
2. Cook
3. Flood
4. Proctor
5. Schleichkorn
Second Sprint
1. Clark
2. Proctor
3. Cook
4. Flood
5. Schleichkorn
> > > Jul 19, 2006, 12.1 km
Indian River TT
Starters: 8
Fastest Time (Women): 0:23:57 at km/h
Fastest Time (Men): 0:20:52 at km/h
Atmospheric Conditions
Wind: 5 km/h SE
Temperature: 27 Celsius
Humidity: 80 %
Details of Event:The overall training ride results are as follows:
Women1. Jennifer Power-Hawrylak (Summerside) 0:23:57 (30.33 km/h) 2. Karen Spiteri (Dubia, Middle East) 0:25:42 (28.27 km/h)
Men1. Chris Silvaggio (Summerside) 0:20:52 (34.87 km/h) improved PB by 1:17 2. Jeff Proctor (New Hampshire) 0:21:29 (33.80 km/h) 3. Leo Flood (Kinkora) 0:21:32 (33.80 km/h) improved PB by 0:38 4. Scott Clark (Summerside) 0:22:23 (32.44 km/h) 5. Ralph Leonard (Conn., USA) 0:22:29 (32.27 km/h) 6. Pat Spiteri (Dubai, Middle East) 0:23:11 (31.35 km/h) The following points were awarded during this ride: Silvaggio 67 (50-1st; 15-improve;2-start); Flood 57 (40-3rd; 15-improve; 2-start); Power-Hawrylak 52 (50-1st; 2-start); K. Spiteri 47 (45-2nd, 2-start); Proctor 47 (45-2nd; 2-start), S. Clark 37 (35-4th; 2-start); Leonard 32 (30-5th; 2-start); P. Spiteri 27 (25-6th; 2-start).
Overall Training Point Leaders
(Women)Nancy Woodington (Kensington) 233 pts Ardelle Hynes (North Rustico) 104 pts Jennifer Power-Hawrylak (Summerside) 104 pts Karen Spiteri (Dubia, Middle East) 47 pts
Overall Training Point Leaders
(Men)Wes Jackshaw (Summerside) 790 pts Ken Trenholm (Summerside) 660 pts Leo Flood (Kinkora) 541 pts Dave Clark (Summerside) 461 pts Ben Kennedy (Kensington) 453 pts Chris Silvaggio (Summerside) 364 pts Rob Cook (Travellers Rest) 302 pts Paul Wright (Bedeque) 300 pts Jeff Proctor (New Hampshire) 275 pts Jason Linger (Charlottetown) 268 pts Mark Bowlan (Stratford) 238 pts Jeff Hemphill (Summerside) 217 pts Scott Clark (Summerside) 136 pts Ernie Schleichkorn (Summerside) 128 pts Chris Gallant (Summerside) 119 pts Kenny Sampson (North Rustico) 101 pts Jules Aucoin (Summerside) 94 pts Harvey Chandler (Charlottetown) 54 pts Paul Dalton (St. Louis, PE) 32 pts Ralph Leonard (Conn., USA) 32 pts Pat Spiteri (Dubai, Middle East) 27 pts
> > > Jul 12, 2006, 12.4 km
Miscouhe TT
Starters: 8
Fastest Time (Women): 0:25:22 at 29.34 km/h
Fastest Time (Men): 0:19:42 at 37.80 km/h
Atmospheric Conditions
Wind: 13 km/h W
Temperature: 20 Celsius
Humidity: 78 %
Details of Event:The overall training ride results are as follows:
Women1. Jennifer Power-Hawrylak (Summerside) 0:25:22 (29.34 km/h)
Men1. Mark Bowlan (Stratford) 0:19:42 (37.80 km/h) improved PB by 0:07 2. Dave Clark (Summerside) 0:20:13 (36.90 km/h) 3. Leo Flood (Kinkora) 0:21:57 (33.97 km/h) improved PB by 0:31 4. Jeff Proctor (New Hampshire) 0:22:02 (33.79 km/h) improved PB by 0:03 5. Scott Clark (Summerside) 0:23:48 (31.31 km/h) 6. Ben Kennedy (Kensington) 0:24:18 (30.62 km/h) 7. Ernie Schleihkorn (Summerside) 0:25:30 (29.18 km/h) The following points were awarded during this ride: Bowlan 67 (50-1st; 15-Improve; 2-start), Power-Hawrylak 52 (50-1st; 2-start); Flood 57 (40-3rd; 15-improve; 2-start); Proctor 52 (25-4th; 15-improve; 2-start); D. Clark 47 (45-2nd; 2-start); S. Clark 32 (30-5th; 2-start); Kennedy 27 (25-6th; 2-start); Schleihkorn 22 (20-7th; 2-start).
Overall Training Point Leaders
(Women)Nancy Woodington (Kensington) 233 pts Ardelle Hynes (North Rustico) 104 pts Jennifer Power-Hawrylak (Summerside) 52 pts
Overall Training Point Leaders
(Men)Wes Jackshaw (Summerside) 790 pts Ken Trenholm (Summerside) 660 pts Leo Flood (Kinkora) 484 pts Dave Clark (Summerside) 461 pts Ben Kennedy (Kensington) 453 pts Rob Cook (Travellers Rest) 302 pts Paul Wright (Bedeque) 300 pts Chris Silvaggio (Summerside) 297 pts Jason Linger (Charlottetown) 268 pts Mark Bowlan (Stratford) 238 pts Jeff Proctor (New Hampshire) 228 pts Jeff Hemphill (Summerside) 217 pts Ernie Schleichkorn (Summerside) 128 pts Chris Gallant (Summerside) 119 pts Kenny Sampson (North Rustico) 101 pts Scott Clark (Summerside) 99 pts Jules Aucoin (Summerside) 94 pts Harvey Chandler (Charlottetown) 54 pts Paul Dalton (St. Louis, PE) 32 pts
> > > Jul 8, 2006, 60 km
King of Kinkora Stage # 1
Starters: 7
Fastest Time (Men): 1:54:29 at 31.45 km/h
Atmospheric Conditions
Wind: 6 km/h W
Temperature: 18 Celsius
kPa: 102.06
Humidity: 98 %
Conditions: Sunny
Details of Event:On a day where Floyd Landis finished second in the Individual Time Trial at the Tour de France, creating a gap of minutes between him and the other race favorites, the Summerside Cycling Club had their own King of the Mountains training ride in Kinkora on Saturday.
Both of these events had some similarities. While Landis had mechanical problems (a flat tire) and quickly had his team car provide a new bike for him immediately, Ken Trenholm of the Summerside also had mechanical problems on this day after a descent of 72 kilometers-per-hour in the lead group, Trenholm's spoke broke in his rear wheel, forcing him to depart the course. No new bike was readily available. This was Trenholm's second broken spoke of the season.
The King of Kinora Mountains was created this year to provide the Club an opportunity to train on the Island's most challenging route (the Kinkora road) and to earn King of Kinkora Mountain points. At the end of two training rides, the rider with the top points will be crowned the "King of Kinkora".
This Saturday's ride was the first of the two King of Kinkora Mountain rides and brought out 7 riders: Jeff Proctor (New Hampshire), Jason Linger (Charlottetown), Wes Jackshaw (Summerside), Ben Kennedy (Kensington), Leo Flood (Kinkora), Paul Wright (Bedeque), and Ken Trenholm (Summerside).
The group rode together for the first two small ascents but soon the climbs grew to 230 feet and then 273 feet and that split up the group. At the tail end of a 310 foot descent is where Trenholm's spoke broke.
The first sprint location for King of Kinkora points was at the top of a 381 foot climb at the 20 km mark.
Linger and Jackshaw were leading in the sprint. Linger got the jump on Jackshaw and hammered up the 400 meter section and won the sprint by 50 meters, followed by Jackshaw, and then Wright. Flood, Proctor, and Kennedy rounded out the first King of Kinkora sprint points.
The second sprint location for King of Kinkora points was at the top of a hard 270 foot climb followed by another 110 foot incline at the 47 km marker.
Jackshaw took a different strategy on the second sprint. He first took the lead out and then settled behind Linger's wheel about mid-way point. Jackshaw then using the draft of Linger powered over him to the end of the sprint with Linger taking second, and Wright third at the sprint, followed by Proctor, Flood, and Kennedy.
The ride to the finish for top spot was a game of cat and mouse for Jackshaw and Linger. At the end, Jackshaw got the jump on Linger following a spell on Linger's wheel. Jackshaw took first by one tire length over Linger. Wright, Proctor, Flood, and Kennedy rounded out the riders for the day.
The overall training ride results are as follows:
Men1. Wes Jackshaw (Summerside) 1:54:29 (31.45 km/h) 2. Jason Linger (Charlottetown) 1:54:29 (31.45 km/h) 3. Paul Wright (Bedeque) 1:58:11 (30.47 km/h) 4. Jeff Proctor (New Hampshire) 2:16:20 (26.41 km/h) 5. Leo Flood (Kinkora) 2:16:45 (26.33 km/h) 6. Ben Kennedy (Kensington) 2:37:19 (22.89 km/h) 7. Ken Trenholm (Summerside) DNF The following points were awarded during this ride and are the leaders of the King of Kinkora Mountains after Stage 1: Jackshaw 122 (50-1st; 45-Sprints; 25-Bonus; 2-start), Linger 117 (45-2nd; 45-Sprints; 25-Bonus; 2-start), Wright 97 (40-3rd; 30-Sprints; 25-Bonus; 2-start), Proctor 80 (35-4th; 18-Sprints; 25-Bonus; 2-start); Flood 75 (30-5th; 18-Sprints; 25-Bonus; 2-start); Kennedy 64 (25-6th; 12-Sprints; 25-Bonus; 2-start), and Trenholm 2 (2-start). Riders were awarded 25 additional points for finishing the challenging ride.
Overall Training Point Leaders
(Women)Nancy Woodington (Kensington) 233 pts Ardelle Hynes (North Rustico) 104 pts
Overall Training Point Leaders
(Men)Wes Jackshaw (Summerside) 790 pts Ken Trenholm (Summerside) 660 pts Leo Flood (Kinkora) 427 pts Ben Kennedy (Kensington) 426 pts Dave Clark (Summerside) 414 pts Rob Cook (Travellers Rest) 302 pts Paul Wright (Bedeque) 300 pts Chris Silvaggio (Summerside) 297 pts Jason Linger (Charlottetown) 268 pts Jeff Hemphill (Summerside) 217 pts Jeff Proctor (New Hampshire) 176 pts Mark Bowlan (Stratford) 171 pts Chris Gallant (Summerside) 119 pts Ernie Schleichkorn (Summerside) 106 pts Kenny Sampson (North Rustico) 101 pts Jules Aucoin (Summerside) 94 pts Scott Clark (Summerside) 67 pts Harvey Chandler (Charlottetown) 54 pts Paul Dalton (St. Louis, PE) 32 pts The 60 km training ride is a part of a series of training rides organized by the Club to improve rider's strength, endurance, and conditioning in order to participate in the July 15 - 16 Slemon Park Hotel & Conference Centre's PEI Bike Fest and the August 5 one day across PEI Biking for Breakfast event.
The next training ride is on Wednesday July 12, meeting at Greenfield School in Summerside at 615 p.m.
> > > Jul 5, 2006, 12.1 km
12 Training Cyclists continue to set course records and new personal bests.
Indian River
Starters: 12
Fastest Time (Women): 0:20:26 at 35.59 km/h
Fastest Time (Men): 0:19:39 at 37.00 km/h
Atmospheric Conditions
Wind: 19 SW
Temperature: 23 Celsius
kPa: 101.8
Humidity: 83 %
Conditions: Sunny
Details of Event:It was a day of two new course records and eight personal bests for the Summerside Cycling Club at their latest Indian River 12.1 km Time Trial on July 5.
All riders that cycled the course in the past improved their times and 4 new riders to the course set impressive benchmarks.
Ardelle Hynes of North Rustico set a new course record for the Females at a time of 20:26, averaging 35.59 kilometers-per-hour. This was Hynes' first attempt on the course.
The second female rider, Nancy Woodington (Kensington), earned improvement points as she improved her personal best by one minute and 19 seconds, which is Woodington's second consecutive improvement on this challenging course.
On the Men's side, Dave Clark of Summerside took charge on the road and cut 1 minute and 54 seconds off his previous personal best, crediting him not only with the fastest time of the day, but a new Male course record of 19 minutes and 39 seconds, anchored by a 37 kilometer-per-hour pace.
Other riders who improved on the day were: Paul Wright (Bedeque) by 1 minute 30 seconds; Jeff Hemphill (Summerside) by 1 minute 2 seconds; Ken Trenholm (Summerside) by 1 minute 2 seconds; Ben Kennedy (Kensington) by 54 seconds; Wes Jackshaw (Summerside) by 50 seconds; and Leo Flood (Kinkora) by 39 seconds.
The other three first-time course riders who set impressive times were: Harvey Chandler (Charlottetown), Kenny Sampson (North Rustico), and Jeff Proctor (New Hampshire) who will have an opportunity to come out in two weeks and raise the bar even higher.
The overall training ride results are as follows:
Women1. Ardelle Hynes (North Rustico) 0:20:26 (35.59 km/h) 2. Nancy Woodington (Kensington) 0:24:26 (29.73 km/h) improved PB by 1:19
Men1. Dave Clark (Summerside) 0:19:39 (37.00 km/h) improved PB by 1:54 2. Wes Jackshaw (Summerside) 0:19:43 (36.89 km/h) improved PB by 0:50 3. Ken Trenholm (Summerside) 0:19:53 (36.56 km/h) improved PB by 1:02 4. Paul Wright (Bedeque) 0:20:08 (36.12 km/h) improved PB by 1:30 5. Kenny Sampson (North Rustico) 0:20:30 (35.48 km/h) 6. Harvey Chandler (Charlottetown) 0:21:06 (34.44 km/h) 7. Jeff Proctor (New Hampshire) 0:21:20 (34.08 km/h) 8. Leo Flood (Kinkora) 0:22:10 (32.79 km/h) improved PB by 0:39 8. Jeff Hemphill (Summerside) 0:22:10 (32.79 km/h) improved PB by 1:02 10. Ben Kennedy (Kensington) 0:23:19 (31.19 km/h) improved PB by 0:54 The following points were awarded during this ride: Clark 67 (50-1st; 15-PB; 2-start), Woodington 62 (45-2nd; 15-PB; 2-start), Jackshaw 62 (45-2nd; 15-PB; 2-start), Trenholm 57 (40-3rd; 15-PB; 2-start), Hynes 52 (50-1st; 2-start), Wright 52 (35-4th; 15-PB; 2-start), Sampson 32 (30-5ft; 2-start), Flood 32 (15-8th; 15-PB; 2-start); Hemphill 32 (15-8th; 15-PB; 2-start), Kennedy 28 (11-10th; 15-PB; 2-start), Chandler 27 (25-6th; 2-start), and Proctor 22 (20-7th; 2-start).
Overall Training Point Leaders
(Women)Nancy Woodington (Kensington) 233 pts Ardelle Hynes (North Rustico) 104 pts
Overall Training Point Leaders
(Men)Wes Jackshaw (Summerside) 668 pts Ken Trenholm (Summerside) 658 pts Dave Clark (Summerside) 414 pts Ben Kennedy (Kensington) 362 pts Leo Flood (Kinkora) 352 pts Rob Cook (Travellers Rest) 302 pts Chris Silvaggio (Summerside) 297 pts Jeff Hemphill (Summerside) 217 pts Paul Wright (Bedeque) 203 pts Mark Bowlan (Stratford) 171 pts Jason Linger (Charlottetown) 151 pts Chris Gallant (Summerside) 119 pts Ernie Schleichkorn (Summerside) 106 pts Kenny Sampson (North Rustico) 101 pts Jeff Proctor (New Hampshire) 96 pts Jules Aucoin (Summerside) 94 pts Scott Clark (Summerside) 67 pts Harvey Chandler (Charlottetown) 54 pts Paul Dalton (St. Louis, PE) 32 pts The 12.1 km training ride is a part of a series of training rides organized by the Club to improve rider's strength, endurance, and conditioning in order to participate in the July 15 - 16 Slemon Park Hotel & Conference Centre's PEI Bike Fest and the August 5 one day across PEI Biking for Breakfast event.
The next training ride is on Saturday July 8, the King of the Kinkora Mountains Training Ride, meeting at Kinkora Memorial Park at 800 a.m.
> > > Jul 1, 2006, 27 km
Summerside Crit
Starters: 11
Fastest Time (Men): 0:47:03 at 34.44 km/h
Atmospheric Conditions
Wind: 24 km/h SW
Temperature: 16 Celsius
kPa: 101.16
Humidity: 94 %
Conditions: Mostly Sunny
Details of Event: The 12th training ride for the Summerside Cycling Club was the final criterium training before the Slemon Park Hotel & Conference Centre PEI BIke Fest on July 15 & 16. Two first-time training cyclists came out on this day: Paul Dalton (St. Louis, PE) and Harvey Chandler (Charlottetown).They were joined by Dave Clark (Summerside), Mark Bowlan (Stratford), Wes Jackshaw (Summerside), Leo Flood (Kinkora), Jeff Proctor (New Hampshire), Jules Aucoin (Summerside), Ben Kennedy (Kensington), Rob Cook (Travellers Rest), and Ken Trenholm (Summerside).
The pack of 11 cyclists stayed together for the better part of the ride until a few laps before the first sprint.
A group of four riders built a gap on the others and entering the first corner of the sprint lap, Clark, Trenholm, Bowlan, and Jackshaw entered the corner.
Bowlan jumped the group from third position in the first corner. Trenholm eventually got on Bowlan's wheel by the second last turn to the sprint finish. Bowlan went a little wide in the last corner as both riders were off the saddle sprinting to the line. Bowlan captured first in the sprint by 5 bike lengths in front of Trenholm. Clark and Jackshaw took third and fourth for the sprint.
The lead group of 4 turned into a lead group of 3 following the first sprint.
At the second sprint location, 20 laps into the ride, Clark led out quickly followed by Trenholm and Jackshaw. Trenholm overtook Clark on the home stretch to take first in the second sprint, followed by Clark, Jackshaw, and then Bowlan.
The ride to the finish was a battle between Jackshaw, Clark, and Trenholm. Trenholm took the lead on the final lap and paced the trio. As Trenholm picked up speed, Clark was able to stick on his wheel dispute Trenholm attempting to shake him off. Coming out of the final corner, Clark was gaining on Trenholm but Trenholm managed to pull ahead and took first at the line, followed by Clark, and then Jackshaw.
Trenholm was the sole rider to improve his personal best on the course by 1 minute and 43 seconds. Jackshaw completed the course on a mountain bike.
All riders set strong times to improve on for the next criterium training ride.
The day was a hard finish for Ben Kennedy who blew a flat tire with half a lap left in the ride.
The overall training ride results are as follows:
Men1. Ken Trenholm (Summerside) 0:47:03 (34.44 km/h) improved PB by 1:43 2. Dave Clark (Summerside) 0:47:03 (34.44 km/h) 3. Wes Jackshaw (Summerside) 0:47:16 (34.31 km/h) 4. Mark Bowlan (Stratford) 0:47:48 (33.92 km/h) 5. Paul Dalton (St. Louis, PE) 0:49:00 (33.09 km/h) 6. Harvey Chandler (Charlottetown) 0:49:01 (33.05 km/h) 7. Leo Flood (Kinkora) 0:50:30 (32.07 km/h) 8. Jeff Proctor (New Hampshire) 0:50:38 (31.99 km/h) 9. Jules Aucoin (Summerside) 0:55:05 (29.41 km/h) 10. Ben Kennedy (Kensington) DNF 11. Rob Cook (Travellers Rest) DNF The following training points were awarded: Trenholm 112 (50-1st; 45-Sprints; 15-Improve; 2-start); Clark 82 (45-2nd; 35-Sprints; 2-start); Bowlan 72 (35-4th; 35-Sprints; 2-start); Jackshaw 67 (40-3rd; 25-Sprints; 2-start); Dalton 32 (30-5th; 2-start); Chandler 27 (25-6th; 2-start); Flood 22 (20-7th; 2-start); Proctor 17 (15-8th; 2-start); Aucoin 15 (13-9th; 2-start); Kennedy 2 (2-start); and Cook 2 (2-start).
Overall Training Point Leaders
(Women)Nancy Woodington (Kensington) 171 pts Ardelle Hynes (North Rustico) 52 pts
Overall Training Point Leaders
(Men)Wes Jackshaw (Summerside) 606 pts Ken Trenholm (Summerside) 601 pts Dave Clark (Summerside) 347 pts Ben Kennedy (Kensington) 333 pts Leo Flood (Kinkora) 320 pts Rob Cook (Travellers Rest) 302 pts Chris Silvaggio (Summerside) 297 pts Jeff Hemphill (Summerside) 185 pts Mark Bowlan (Stratford) 171 pts Paul Wright (Bedeque) 151 pts Jason Linger (Charlottetown) 151 pts Chris Gallant (Summerside) 119 pts Ernie Schleichkorn (Summerside) 106 pts Jules Aucoin (Summerside) 94 pts Jeff Proctor (New Hampshire) 74 pts Kenny Sampson (North Rustico) 69 pts Scott Clark (Summerside) 67 pts Paul Dalton (St. Louis, PE) 32 pts Harvey Chandler (Charlottetown) 27 pts The 27 km training ride is a part of a series of training rides organized by the Club to improve rider's strength, endurance, and conditioning in order to participate in the July 15 - 16 Slemon Park Hotel & Conference Centre's PEI Bike Fest and the August 5 one day across PEI Biking for Breakfast event.
The next training ride is on Wednesday July 5, meeting at Indian River Church at 615 p.m.
> > > Jun 28, 2006, 12.4 km
Miscouche
Starters: 8
Fastest Time (Women): 0:27:04 at 26.83 km/h
Fastest Time (Men): 0:19:41 at 37.80 km/h
Atmospheric Conditions
Wind: 28 km/h W
Temperature: 25 Celsius
kPa: 101.98
Humidity: 78 %
Conditions: Sunny
Details of Event: The Summerside Cycling Club continued training for the Slemon Park Hotel & Conference Centre's P.E.I. Bike Fest during their June 28 Miscouche Time Trial.A total of eight riders participated in this 12.4 km ride with winds racing at a 28 kilometer-per-hour.
Jeff Hemphill of Summerside set a new course improvement record for the Miscouche course by cutting off 4 minutes and 1 second from his previous best time.
The second most improved rider for the day was Jeff Proctor of New Hampshire who shaved one minute and 44 seconds off his previous time set in 2005. This was Proctor's first training ride for 2006.
Ernie Schleichkorn of Summerside was the third most improved rider for the day (improving by 39 seconds) and Scott Clark rounded out the field with a 22 second improvement.
First-time course riders Nancy Woodington and Dave Clark also set impressive times. For Woodington, she earned an additional 52 training points and Dave Clark become only the 6th rider to break the 20 minute Miscouche Time Trial mark in the history of the club.
Rounding out the riders who participated were Leo Flood of Kinkora and Rob Cook of Travellers Rest.
The overall training ride results are as follows:
Women1. Nancy Woodington (Kensington) 0:27:04 (26.83 km/h)
Men1. Dave Clark (Summerside) 0:19:41 (37.80 km/h) 2. Jeff Proctor (New Hampshire) 0:22:05 (33.70 km/h) improved PB by 1:44 3. Leo Flood (Kinkora) 0:22:31 (33.07 km/h) 4. Scott Clark (Summerside) 0:22:32 (33.02 km/h) improved PB by 0:22 5. Jeff Hemphill (Summerside) 0:22:49 (32.63 km/h) improved PB by 4:01 6. Ernie Schleichkorn (Summerside) 0:23:20 (31.96 km/h) improved PB by 0:39 7. Rob Cook (Travellers Rest) 0:24:14 (30.77 km/h) The following training points were awarded: Proctor 57 (45-2nd; 10-PB; 2-start); Woodington 52 (50-1st; 2-start); D. Clark 52 (50-1st; 2-start); S. Clark 52 (35-4th; 15-Improve; 2-start); Hemphill 47 (30-5th; 15-Improve; 2-start); Flood 42 (40-3rd; 2-start); Schleichkorn 40 (25-6th; 15-Improve; 2-start); and Cook 22 (20-7th; 2-start).
Overall Training Point Leaders
(Women)Nancy Woodington (Kensington) 171 pts Ardelle Hynes (North Rustico) 52 pts
Overall Training Point Leaders
(Men)Wes Jackshaw (Summerside) 539 pts Ken Trenholm (Summerside) 489 pts Ben Kennedy (Kensington) 331 pts Rob Cook (Travellers Rest) 300 pts Leo Flood (Kinkora) 298 pts Chris Silvaggio (Summerside) 297 pts Dave Clark (Summerside) 265 pts Jeff Hemphill (Summerside) 185 pts Paul Wright (Bedeque) 151 pts Jason Linger (Charlottetown) 151 pts Chris Gallant (Summerside) 119 pts Ernie Schleichkorn (Summerside) 106 pts Mark Bowlan (Stratford) 99 pts Jules Aucoin (Summerside) 79 pts Kenny Sampson (North Rustico) 69 pts Scott Clark (Summerside) 67 pts Jeff Proctor (New Hampshire) 57 pts The 12.4 km training ride is a part of a series of training rides organized by the Club to improve rider's strength, endurance, and conditioning in order to participate in the July 15 - 16 Slemon Park Hotel & Conference Centre's PEI Bike Fest and the August 5 one day across PEI Biking for Breakfast event.
The next training ride is on Saturday July 1st, a criterium training ride meeting at Summerside Industrial Park at 8 a.m.
> > > Jun 21, 2006, 12.1 km
Indian River
Starters: 12
Fastest Time (Women): 0:25:45 at 28.21 km/h
Fastest Time (Men): 0:20:44 at 35.07 km/h
Atmospheric Conditions
Wind: 19 km/h W
Temperature: 20 Celsius
kPa: 101.37
Humidity: 68 %
Conditions: Mostly Sunny
Details of Event: It seems that riders of the Summerside Cycling Club are setting new course records every time they put their behind on the saddle these days . . . last night was no exception.The Indian River Time Trial once again proved to be no match for the riders. 10 out of the 12 starters continued their winning ways and improved their own personal best times.
Topping the list of the most improved riders, and setting a new single time trial course record for personal improvement, was Nancy Woodington of Kensington. Woodington was like a cat in the saddle poucing up the hills and battling the wind to knock 4 minutes and 25 seconds off her previous time. Cutting this much time in a short 12.1 km course will be a tough benchmark to beat and is almost unheard of in cycling circles.
Chris Gallant of Summerside held the previous single course time trial improvement record. However, not to be out done, on this day, Gallant continued his improvement by being the most improved male rider. Gallant shaved off 1 minute and 34 seconds and brought his average speed over 30 kilometres-per-hour.
First-time course rider, Mark Bowlan of Stratford, had the quickest time for the day for the men, averaging 35.07 kilometres-per-hour, and was just 11 seconds short of the course record held by Wes Jackshaw of Summerside at 20 minutes and 33 seconds.
Other riders to set new benchmarks for themselves were: Leo Flood (Kinkora) who cut off 1 minute and 6 seconds; Chris Silvaggio (Summerside) who improved by 1 minute; Jason Linger (Charlottetown), 49 seconds; Rob Cook (Travellers Rest), 26 seconds; Dave Clark (Summerside), 20 seconds; Ben Kennedy (Kensington), 17 seconds; Jeff Hemphill (Summerside), 13 seconds; and Paul Wright (Bedeque), 6 seconds.
Second year club veteran, Ernie Schleihkorn of Summerside, also turned in a solid time on the challenging course.
The overall training ride results are as follows:
Women1. Nancy Woodington (Kensington) 0:25:45 (28.21 km/h) improved PB by 4:25
Men1. Mark Bowlan (Stratford) 0:20:44 (35.07 km/h) 2. Jason Linger (Charlottetown) 0:20:51 (34.87 km/h) improved PB by 0:49 3. Dave Clark (Summerside) 0:21:33 (33.70 km/h) improved PB by 0:20 4. Paul Wright (Bedeque) 0:21:38 (33.61 km/h) improved PB by 0:06 5. Chris Silvaggio (Summerside) 0:22:09 (32.79 km/h) improved PB by 1:00 6. Leo Flood (Kinkora) 0:22:49 (31.84 km/h) improved PB by 1:06 7. Jeff Hemphill (Summerside) 0:23:12 (31.35 km/h) improved PB by 0:13 8. Chris Gallant (Summerside) 0:24:12 (30:02 km/h) improved PB by 1:34 9. Ben Kennedy (Kensington) 0:24:13 (30.02 km/h) improved PB by 0:17 10. Rob Cook (Travellers Rest) 0:24:45 (29.37 km/h) improved PB by 0:26 11. Ernie Schleichkorn (Summerside) 0:26:00 (27.94 km/h) The following training points were awarded: Woodington 67 (50-1st; 15-Improve; 2-start); Linger 62 (45-2nd; 15-Improve; 2-start); Clark 57 (40-3rd; 15-Improve; 2-start); Bowlan 52 (50-1st; 2-start); Wright 52 (35-4th; 15-Improve; 2-start); Silvaggio 47 (30-5th; 15-Improve; 2-start); Flood 42 (25-6th; 15-Improve; 2-start); Hemphill 37 (20-7th; 15-Improve; 2-start); Gallant 32 (15-8th; 15-Improve; 2-start); Kennedy 30 (13-9th; 15-Improve; 2-start); Cook 29 (12-10th; 15-Improve; 2-start); and Schleichkorn 12 (10-11th; 2-start).
Overall Training Point Leaders
(Women)Nancy Woodington (Kensington) 119 pts Ardelle Hynes (North Rustico) 52 pts
Overall Training Point Leaders
(Men)Wes Jackshaw (Summerside) 539 pts Ken Trenholm (Summerside) 489 pts Ben Kennedy (Kensington) 331 pts Chris Silvaggio (Summerside) 297 pts Rob Cook (Travellers Rest) 278 pts Leo Flood (Kinkora) 261 pts Dave Clark (Summerside) 213 pts Paul Wright (Bedeque) 151 pts Jason Linger (Charlottetown) 151 pts Jeff Hemphill (Summerside) 138 pts Chris Gallant (Summerside) 119 pts Mark Bowlan (Stratford) 99 pts Jules Aucoin (Summerside) 79 pts Kenny Sampson (North Rustico) 69 pts Ernie Schleichkorn (Summerside) 64 pts Scott Clark (Summerside) 15 pts The 12.1 km training ride is a part of a series of training rides organized by the Club to improve rider's strength, endurance, and conditioning in order to participate in the July 15 - 16 PEI Bike Fest and the August 5 one day across PEI Biking for Breakfast event.
> > > Jun 17, 2006, 66.5 km
Paul Wright, Bedeque, conquering a hard training ride of hills and wind.
Cranking Around Kensington
Starters: 10
Fastest Time (Men): 2:09:28 at 30.83 km/h
Atmospheric Conditions
Wind: 26 km/h SW
Temperature: 15 Celsius
kPa: 101.58
Humidity: 77 %
Conditions: Sunny
Details of Event: The ninith training event for the Summerside Cycling Club was an important ride for the club. Important not because it was a hilly and challenging ride and not because it was the first Saturday in a few weeks that it did not rain -- but important because this course is the same course that will have over 100 cyclists competing for top spot during the July 15 -16 P.E.I. Bike Fest.A total of ten riders participated in training on this day: Kenny Sampson (North Rustico), Leo Flood (Kinkora), Chris Gallant (Summerside), Rob Cook (Travellers Rest), Ben Kennedy (Kensington), Dave Clark (Summerside), Paul Wright (Bedeque), Ernie Schleichkorn (Summerside), Wes Jackshaw (Summerside), and Ken Trenholm (Summerside).
The group of ten riders rode in a double echelon for the first 20 km, each taking their turn at the front. As the group started to enter more challenging terrain, the group of ten riders began to split.
At the first sprint location, 32.7 km into the training ride, there were four riders who were in the lead group and with less than half a kilometre to the sprint, entering the corner, their order was Clark leading, followed closely by Trenholm, Jackshaw, and Wright.
As Clark entered the turn, Trenholm noticed a room on the inside and Trenholm got out of the saddle and started to accelerate and had two bike lengths on the other riders. The other riders were quick to respond. The sprint speeds were clocked at 52 km/h with Trenholm capturing first in the sprint, followed second by Jackshaw, then Clark.
The lead group continued to work together as riders behind them tackled the wind and the terrain alone or with another rider.
The second sprint would prove to be even more demanding on the cyclists. Unlike the first sprint on a flat road, this sprint was on a hard ascent to the crest of a hill. The lead group of four had turned into a lead group of three as 50 km into the ride, a rider was dropped.
Now it was Jackshaw, Trenholm, with Wright pulling up the hill in front.
As Wright pulled to the left, Jackshaw threw his body up and hammered out of the saddle to make a gap between him and the other two riders. Trenholm was able to stick to Jackshaw's wheel for the first 10 seconds but Jackshaw showed another burst of energy and crossed the line first in the hill sprint with five bike lengths ahead of Trenholm. Wright took third in the hill sprint.
Everything was shapping up for a hard finish on this hilly and windy day for all the riders.
The three lead riders re-grouped and rode together with 15 km to the finish. With two climbs remaining to the finish, Jackshaw was drafting behind Wright and then accerlated out of the saddle. Trenholm was quick to respond and brought Jackshaw back near the crest of the hill. By this time Jackshaw and Trenholm had gapped Wright. On the final climb of the day, Jackshaw was drafting behind Trenholm and again powered over Trenholm from behind to attempt to break away. Trenholm again responded and managed to get back on Jackshaw's wheel at the crest of the final hill.
All that was left now was one corner and the final sprint.
Jackshaw and Trenholm rode side-by-side and then Jackshaw got behind Trenholm's wheel in preparation of the sprint. Trenholm entered the corner first and hammered out of the saddle with Jackshaw out of the saddle as well. Trenholm had a small gap on Jackshaw but Jackshaw was gaining ground as the finish was in sight. Jackshaw eventually bike handled his way to beside Trenholm's back wheel and then to half a bike length. Trenholm took the finish by one half a tire length at the time of 2 hours, 9 minutes, and 28 seconds. Wright was third to finish at 29 seconds behind.
The other training riders were still on the course and battling the hills and the wind, some with another rider but most not having the benefit of drafting with another rider. The day proved to be a hard training challenge for all.
The overall training ride results are as follows:
Men1. Ken Trenholm (Summerside) 2:09:28 (30.83 km/h) 2. Wes Jackshaw (Summerside) 2:09:28 (30.83 km/h) 3. Paul Wright (Bedeque) 2:09:57 (30.71 km/h) 4. Dave Clark (Summerside) 2:16:46 (29.18 km/h) 5. Kenny Sampson (North Rustico) 2:24:25 (27.63 km/h) 6. Rob Cook (Travellers Rest) 2:24:26 (27.63 km/h) 7. Ben Kennedy (Kensington) 2:35:24 (25.68 km/h) 8. Ernie Schleichkorn (Summerside) 2:46:00 (24.09 km/h) 9. Chris Gallant (Summerside) DNF 10. Leo Flood (Kinkora) DNF The following training points were awarded: Trenholm 97 (50-1st; 45-Sprints; 2-start); Jackshaw 92 (45-2nd; 45-Sprints; 2-start); Wright 57 (40-3rd; 15-Sprint; 2-start); Clark 52 (35-4th; 15-Sprint; 2-start); Sampson 32 (30-5th; 2-start); Cook 27 (25-6th; 2-start); Kennedy 22 (20-7th; 2-start); Schleichkorn 17 (15-8th; 2-start); Gallant 2 (2-start); and Flood 2 (2-start);
Rob Cook and Kenny Sampson working together to battle the terrible headwinds and hilly terrain.
Overall Training Point Leaders
(Women)Nancy Woodington (Kensington) 52 pts Ardelle Hynes (North Rustico) 52 pts
Overall Training Point Leaders
(Men)Wes Jackshaw (Summerside) 539 pts Ken Trenholm (Summerside) 489 pts Ben Kennedy (Kensington) 301 pts Chris Silvaggio (Summerside) 250 pts Rob Cook (Travellers Rest) 249 pts Leo Flood (Kinkora) 219 pts Dave Clark (Summerside) 156 pts Jeff Hemphill (Summerside) 101 pts Paul Wright (Bedeque) 99 pts Jason Linger (Charlottetown) 89 pts Chris Gallant (Summerside) 87 pts Jules Aucoin (Summerside) 79 pts Kenny Sampson (North Rustico) 69 pts Ernie Schleichkorn (Summerside) 52 pts Mark Bowlan (Stratford) 47 pts Scott Clark (Summerside) 15 pts The 66.5 km training ride is a part of a series of training rides organized by the Club to improve rider's strength, endurance, and conditioning in order to participate in the July 15 - 16 PEI Bike Fest and the August 5 one day across PEI Biking for Breakfast event.
The next training ride is Wednesday, June 21, meeting at Indian River Church at 615 pm; the next two recreational rides are Tuesday (430 pm) and Wednesday (615 pm), meeting at Shipyard Market. Visit www.summersidecycling.com or call Ken at 888-3878 for more info.
> > > Jun 14, 2006, 12.4 km
13 Training Cyclists out for Miscouche TT course -- four first-time training riders.
Miscouche Time Trial
Starters: 13
Fastest Time (Women): 0:21:08 at 35.23 km/h
Fastest Time (Men): 0:19:04 at 39.03 km/h
Atmospheric Conditions
Wind: 15 km/h SW
Temperature: 19 Celsius
kPa: 101.5
Humidity: 73 %
Conditions: Sunny and cloudy
Details of Event: The eighth training event for the Summerside Cycling Club was a day of personal bests, course records, and four first-time training riders: Mark Bowlan (Stratford), Ardelle Hynes (North Rustico), Kenny Sampson (North Rustico), and Scott Clark (Summerside).These first-time riders were joined by Leo Flood (Kinkora), Chris Gallant (Summerside), Rob Cook (Traveller's Rest), Jules Aucoin (Summerside), Chris Silvaggio (Summerside), Ben Kennedy (Kensington), Ernie Schleichkorn (Summerside), Wes Jackshaw (Summerside), and Ken Trenholm (Summerside).
The atmospheric conditions played in the hands of the time trialists today with a slight SW wind.
An incredible nine Club riders improved their performance since their last training on the course two weeks ago.
The highlight would come from the saddle of Chris Gallant of Summerside, who cut 2:34 off his previous personal best. This ride earned Gallant the largest single course improvement in the Club's history -- a record that was set by Ben Kennedy one week ago.
As for Kennedy, he continued to improve this personal best by leaps and bounds by snapping off 1:59 from his previous personal best.
The third most improved rider for the day was Chris Silvaggio (Summerside) who completed the course with an average speed of 34.93 km/h and took 1:48 off his previous best time.
Other riders that improved were Jules Aucion (Summerside) by 1:30, Leo Flood (Kinkora) by 1:27, Rob Cook (Traveller's Rest) by 0:50, Wes Jackshaw (Summerside) by 0:48, Ken Trenholm (Summerside) by 0:40, and Ernie Schleickorn (Summerside) by 0:06.
Another highlight of the day was Jackshaw's performance. Not only did Jackshaw improve his time but set a course record on the 12.4 km ride. Jackshaw finished the course in 19:04, six seconds faster than the course record set by Geoff MacDonald (Charlottetown) in 2005.
For the four riders who tackled the course for the first time, they will return in two weeks and attempt to improve on the solid benchmarks they set for themselves.
The overall training ride results are as follows:
Women1. Ardelle Hynes (North Rustico) 0:21:08 (35.23 km/h)
Men1. Wes Jackshaw (Summerside) 0:19:04 (39.03 km/h) improved PB by 0:48 2. Mark Bowlan (Stratford) 0:19:49 (37.58 km/h) 3. Ken Trenholm (Summerside) 0:20:00 (37.24 km/h) improved PB by 0:40 4. Kenny Sampson (North Rustico) 0:20:18 (36.69 km/h) 5. Chris Silvaggio (Summerside) 0:21:20 (34.93 km/h) improved PB by 1:48 6. Leo Flood (Kinkora) 0:22:28 (33.16 km/h) improved PB by 1:27 7. Jules Aucoin (Summerside) 0:22:46 (32.72 km/h) improved PB by 1:30 8. Ben Kennedy (Kensington) 0:22:49 (32.63 km/h) improved PB by 1:59 9. Scott Clark (Summerside) 0:22:54 (32.55 km/h) 9. Chris Gallant (Summerside) 0:22:54 (32.55 km/h) improved PB by 2:34 11. Rob Cook (Traveller's Rest) 0:22:55 (32.55 km/h) improved PB by 0:50 12. Ernie Schleichkorn (Summerside) 0:23:59 (31.08 km/h) improved PB by 0:06 The following training points were awarded: Jackshaw 78 (50-1st; 15-Improve; 10-PB; 2-start); Trenholm 57 (40-3rd; 15-Improve; 2-start); Hynes 52 (50-1st; 2-start); Bowlan 47 (45-2nd; 2-start); Silvaggio 47 (30-5th; 15-Improve; 2-start); Flood 42 (25-6th; 15-Improve; 2-start); Cook 37 (10-11th; 15-Improve; 10-PB; 2-start); Aucoin 37 (20-7th; 15-Improve; 2-start); Kennedy 32 (15-8th; 15-Improve; 2-start); Gallant 30 (13-9th; 15-Improve; 2-start); Schleichkorn 21 (9-12th; 10-PB; 2-start); and Clark 15 (13-9th; 2-start).
Chris Gallant, Summerside, breaks away 2:34 from his previous best -- setting a new largest single course improvement in the club's history.
Overall Training Point Leaders
(Women)Nancy Woodington (Kensington) 52 pts Ardelle Hynes (North Rustico) 52 pts
Overall Training Point Leaders
(Men)Wes Jackshaw (Summerside) 447 pts Ken Trenholm (Summerside) 392 pts Ben Kennedy (Kensington) 279 pts Chris Silvaggio (Summerside) 250 pts Rob Cook (Traveller's Rest) 222 pts Leo Flood (Kinkora) 217 pts Dave Clark (Summerside) 104 pts Jeff Hemphill (Summerside) 101 pts Jason Linger (Charlottetown) 89 pts Chris Gallant (Summerside) 85 pts Jules Aucoin (Summerside) 79 pts Mark Bowlan (Stratford) 47 pts Paul Wright (Bedeque) 42 pts Kenny Sampson (North Rustico) 37 pts Ernie Schleichkorn (Summerside) 35 pts Scott Clark (Summerside) 15 pts The 12.4 km time trial training ride is a part of a series of training rides organized by the Club to improve rider's strength, endurance, and conditioning in order to participate in the July 15 - 16 PEI Bike Fest and the August 5 one day across PEI Biking for Breakfast event.
The next training ride is Saturday, June 17 at 800 am, meeting at KISH in Kensington; the next recreational ride is Saturday June 17 (900 am), meeting at Shipyard Market. Visit www.summersidecycling.com or call Ken at 888-3878 for more info.
> > > Jun 10, 2006, 62 km
Maximeville Road
Starters: 4
Fastest Time (Men): 1:52:39 at 33.02 km/h
Atmospheric Conditions
Wind: 30 km/h SE (gusts of 40 km/h)
Temperature: 19 Celsius
kPa: n/a
Humidity: n/a
Conditions: Partly sunny and cloudy
Details of Event: The seventh training event for the Summerside Cycling Club took four riders around the picturesque shoreline of Maximeville: Wes Jackshaw (Summerside), Ben Kennedy (Kensington), Leo Flood (Kinkora), and Dave Clark (Summerside). The 62 km course featured a strong tailwind for the first half of the ride and a strong headwind for the last half of the ride.The group stayed together through the first sprint. The first sprint (at 20 km into the ride) was an exciting explosion of speed and bike control as the tailwind and smooth riding surface on a quiet road provided the perfect sprint location. Jackshaw edged out Kennedy for the sprint by a mere bike length.
The group remained compact and working together as a unit until the 36 km mark. At that point, Jackshaw and Clark broke away from the group of four and now two groups of two riders each were now facing the hard headwind.
Jackshaw took the second sprint (at 40 km) with Clark second in the sprint.
With Clark and Jackshaw in one group and Kennedy and Flood in the other, each group did 30 second pull at the front with a 30 second recovery on the front rider's draft.
Jackshaw gapped Clark at the last two turns Slemon Park, then stayed ahead of him to the finish.
Flood and Kennedy also worked together and agreed to end the ride together, finishing with identical times.
Jackshaw was the only rider who participated in this course last year and set a new personal best and course record at the same time, earning Jackshaw an additional 10 points for the day.
The overall training ride results are as follows:
1. Wes Jackshaw (Summerside) 1:52:39 (33.02 km/h) improved PB by 3:38 2. Dave Clark (Summerside) 1:52:45 (33.00 km/h) 3. Leo Flood (Kinkora) 2:03:50 (30.04 km/h) 3. Ben Kennedy (Kensington) 2:03:50 (30.04 km/h) The following points were awarded on this day: Jackshaw 112 (50-1st; 50-Sprints; 10-PB; 2-Start); Clark 72 (45-2nd; 25-Sprint; 2- Start); Kennedy 67 (40-3rd; 25-Sprint; 2-Start); and Flood 42 (40-3rd; 2-Start)
Overall Training Point Leaders (Women)
Nancy Woodington (Kensington) 52 ptsOverall Training Point Leaders (Men)
Wes Jackshaw (Summerside) 370 pts Ken Trenholm (Summerside) 335 pts Ben Kennedy (Kensington) 247 pts Chris Silvaggio (Summerside) 203 pts Rob Cook (Traveller's Rest) 185 pts Leo Flood (Kinkora) 175 pts Dave Clark (Summerside) 104 pts Jeff Hemphill (Summerside) 101 pts Jason Linger (Charlottetown) 89 pts Chris Gallant (Summerside) 55 pts Jules Aucoin (Summerside) 42pts Paul Wright (Bedeque) 42 pts Ernie Schleichkorn (Summerside) 14 pts The 12.1 km time trial training ride is a part of a series of training rides organized by the Club to improve rider's strength, endurance, and conditioning in order to participate in the July 15 - 16 PEI Bike Fest and the August 5 one day across PEI Biking for Breakfast event.
The next training ride is Saturday, June 10 at 800 am, meeting at Shipyard Market; the next recreational ride is Saturday June 10 (900 am), meeting at Shipyard Market. Visit www.summersidecycling.com or call Ken at 888-3878 for more info.
> > > Jun 7, 2006, 12.1 km
12 Training Cyclists, the largest turn-out for the year, battle the winds and rolling terrian of Indian River.
Indian River Time Trial
Starters: 12
Fastest Time (Men): 0:20:55 at 34.77 km/h
Atmospheric Conditions
Wind: 24 km/h NE
Temperature: 20 Celsius
kPa: 101.8
Humidity: 64 %
Conditions: Partly sunny and cloudy
Details of Event: The sixth training event for the Summerside Cycling Club this year brought out two new faces for the ride: Paul Wright (Bedeque) and Dave Clark (Summerside).They were joined by Leo Flood (Kinkora), Chris Gallant (Summerside), Jeff Hemphill (Summerside), Rob Cook (Traveller's Rest), Jules Aucoin (Summerside), Chris Silvaggio (Summerside), Ben Kennedy (Kensington), Ernie Schleichkorn (Summerside), Jason Linger (Charlottetown), and Ken Trenholm (Summerside).
Although the atmospheric conditions changed from sunny to cloudy and from less than 10 km/h winds to 24 km/h wind by the start of the training ride, the head and side winds and esculating rolling hills on the 12.1 km Indian River course could not shake the cyclists from their line on this day.
Four Club riders improved their performance since their last training on the course two weeks ago.
Most remarkable was Ben Kennedy of Kensington who powered on the rivet to cut an astonishing two minutes and ten seconds off his previous personal best. This ride earned Kennedy the largest single course improvement in the Club's history.
The second Summerside Club member to set a new personal best was Rob Cook of Traveller's Rest. Cook hammered in the saddle and improved his time by shaving one minute and six seconds for a new personal best time.
The two other riders to improve on the course were Jeff Hemphill (by 53 seconds) and Ken Trenholm (by 39 seconds), both riders from Summerside.
For the eight other riders who tackled the course for the first time, they will return in two weeks and attempt to improve on the benchmark they set for themselves.
And, as for the two first-time training riders who came out, Paul Wright and Dave Clark, they each averaged over 33 kilometres-per-hour.
The overall training ride results are as follows:
1. Ken Trenholm (Summerside) 0:20:55 (34.77 km/h) improved PB by 0:39 2. Jason Linger (Charlottetown) 0:21:00 (34.57 km/h) 3. Paul Wright (Bedeque) 0:21:44 (33.43 km/h) 4. Dave Clark (Summerside) 0:21:53 (33.18 km/h) 5. Chris Silvaggio (Summerside) 0:23:09 (31.43 km/h) 6. Jeff Hemphill (Summerside) 0:23:25 (31.03 km/h) improved PB by 0:52 7. Leo Flood (Kinkora) 0:23:55 (30.40 km/h) 8. Ben Kennedy (Kensington) 0:24:30 (29.66 km/h) improved PB by 2:10 9. Jules Aucoin (Summerside) 0:25:02 (29.02 km/h) 10. Rob Cook (Traveller's Rest) 0:25:11 (28.88 km/h) improved PB by 1:06 11. Ernie Schleichkorn (Summerside) 0:25:20 (28.67 km/h) 12. Chris Gallant (Summerside) 0:25:46 (28.21 km/h) The following training points were awarded: Trenholm 67 (50-1st; 15-Improve; 2-start); Linger 47 (45-2nd; 2-start); Wright 42 (40-3rd; 2-start); Hemphill 42 (25-6th; 15-Impove; 2-start); Clark 37 (35-4th; 2-start); Silvaggio 32 (30-5th; 2-start); Kennedy 32 (15-8th; 15-Improve; 2-start); Cook 29 (12-10th; 15-Improve; 2-start); Flood 22 (20-7th; 2-start); Aucoin 15 (13-9th; 2-start); Schleichkorn 12 (10-11th; 2-start); and Gallant 11 (9-12th; 2-start).
Ben Kennedy, Kensington, cuts 2:10 off his previous PB, earning Kennedy the largest single course improvement in the club's history. Overall Training Point Leaders (Women)
Nancy Woodington (Kensington) 52 ptsOverall Training Point Leaders (Men)
Ken Trenholm (Summerside) 335 pts Wes Jackshaw (Summerside) 258 pts Chris Silvaggio (Summerside) 203 pts Rob Cook (Traveller's Rest) 185 pts Ben Kennedy (Kensington) 185 pts Leo Flood (Kinkora) 133 pts Jeff Hemphill (Summerside) 101 pts Jason Linger (Charlottetown) 89 pts Chris Gallant (Summerside) 55 pts Jules Aucoin (Summerside) 42pts Paul Wright (Bedeque) 42 pts Dave Clark (Summerside) 37 pts Ernie Schleichkorn (Summerside) 14 pts The 12.1 km time trial training ride is a part of a series of training rides organized by the Club to improve rider's strength, endurance, and conditioning in order to participate in the July 15 - 16 PEI Bike Fest and the August 5 one day across PEI Biking for Breakfast event.
The next training ride is Saturday, June 10 at 800 am, meeting at Shipyard Market; the next recreational ride is Saturday June 10 (900 am), meeting at Shipyard Market. Visit www.summersidecycling.com or call Ken at 888-3878 for more info.
> > > Jun 3, 2006, 27 km
Summerside Crit Training
Starters: 7
Fastest Time (Men): 0:48:46 at 33.33 km/h
Rob, Ben, & Chris heading into the first corner of the training Crit.
Atmospheric Conditions
Wind: 11 km/h NE
Temperature: 13 Celsius
kPa: 101.5
Humidity: 77 %
Conditions: Partly sunny and cloudy
Details of Event: The first training event for the Summerside Cycling Club in June marked a new edition to the Club's training routes. The Club was training for the criterium event of the PEI Bike Fest on July 15 and 16 in Summerside. Today's course was a 0.9 km loop around the Summerside Industrial Park.A total of 7 riders were in training today: Chris Gallant (Summerside), Ben Kennedy (Kensington), Chris Silvaggio (Summerside), Leo Flood (Kinkora), Rob Cook (Traveller's Rest), Ernie Schleichkorn (Summerside), and Ken Trenholm (Summerside).
The group started together in the 30 lap training event. The group began to spread apart nearing the first sprint at 10 laps.
Trenholm took the first sprint, followed by Silvaggio, and then Cook.
At the second sprint location (20 laps), Trenholm also took this sprint, followed by Cook and Silvaggio.
All riders who completed the course did so in fashion, each averaging over 30 km/h for the 30 laps of training.
As a new course, all the times set by the riders they will attempt to set faster times the next time out.
The overall training ride results are as follows:
1. Ken Trenholm (Summerside) 0:48:46 (33.33 km/h)
2. Rob Cook (Traveller's Rest) 49:10 (33.00 km/h)
3. Chris Silvaggio (Summerside) 0:49:12 (32.92 km/h)
4. Leo Flood (Kinkora) 0:49:20 (32.85 km/h)
5. Ben Kennedy (Kensington) 0:49:41 (32.61 km/h)
6. Chris Gallant (Summerside) 0:50:59 (31.80 km/h)
7. Ernie Schleichkorn (Summerside) DNFThe following training points were awarded: Trenholm 102 (50-1st; 50-Sprints; 2-start); Cook 82 (45-2nd; 35-Sprints; 2-start); Silvaggio 77 (40-3rd; 35-Sprints; 2-start); Flood 37 (35-4th; 2-start); Kennedy 32 (30-5th; 2-start); Gallant 27 (25-6th; 2-start), and Schleichkorn 2 (2-start).
Ben Kennedy, Leo Flood, & Rob Cook battle for positions and a solid training run. Overall Training Point Leaders (Women)
Nancy Woodington (Kensington) 52 ptsOverall Training Point Leaders (Men)
Ken Trenholm (Summerside) 268 pts
Wes Jackshaw (Summerside) 258 pts
Chris Silvaggio (Summerside) 179 pts
Rob Cook (Traveller's Rest) 156 pts
Ben Kennedy (Kensington) 153 pts
Leo Flood (Kinkora) 111 pts
Jeff Hemphill (Summerside) 74 pts
Chris Gallant (Summerside) 44 pts
Jason Linger (Charlottetown) 42 pts
Jules Aucoin (Summerside) 27 pts
Ernie Schleichkorn (Summerside) 2 ptsThe 27 km crit training ride is a part of a series of training rides organized by the Club to improve rider's strength, endurance, and conditioning in order to participate in the July 15 - 16 PEI Bike Fest and the August 5 one day across PEI Biking for Breakfast event.
The next training ride is Wednesday June 7 at 615 pm, meeting at Indian River Church; the next recreational ride is Tuesday (430 pm) and Wednesday (615pm), both meeting at Shipyard Market. Visit www.summersidecycling.com or call Ken at 888-3878 for more info.
> > > May 30, 2006, 12.4 km
Miscouche Time Trial Event
Starters: 8
Fastest Time (Men): 0:20:27 at 36.36 km/h
Chris, Jason, and Jules relax after a hard fought battle with the wind. Jason and Jules were first time training ride participants tonight.
Atmospheric Conditions
Wind: 37 km/h SW (with Gusts of 46 km/h)
Temperature: 16 Celsius
kPa: 101.92
Humidity: 59 %
Conditions: Cloudy
Details of Event: The fourth training event for the Summerside Cycling Club was a battle between the cyclists and the wind -- with the cyclists winning. Despite 37 km/h wind with 46 km/h gusts acting as feverish side winds, three members of the Club set personal best times on the 12.4 km time trial course.A total 8 riders came out for the training ride. For three riders, it was their first training ride with the Club: Jules Aucoin (Summerside), Chris Gallant (Summerside), and Jason Linger (Charlottetown). They were joined by Ben Kennedy (Kensington), Wes Jackshaw (Summerside), Chris Silvaggio (Summerside), Leo Flood (Kinkora), and Ken Trenholm (Summerside).
For a second training ride in a row, Ben Kennedy of Kensington improved his ride time on a course. Last Saturday it was the Indian River course; this time the Miscouche course. Kennedy cut away 17 seconds to set a new personal best time at 24:48.
Not to be outdone, new rider to the club for 2006 Chris Silvaggio of Summerside cut 19 seconds off his time, setting the fourth quickest time for the day at 23:08.
The other rider to improve his time was Ken Trenholm, also of Summerside, who improved his time by 5 seconds, having the second quickest time for the day.
For the fourth consecutive training ride, Wes Jackshaw of Summerside had the quickest time for the day.
First time riders on the course posted impressive times despite the challenging winds and tempting of rain. . . they will be out to better their times in two weeks.
The overall training ride results are as follows:
1. Wes Jackshaw (Summerside) 0:20:27 (36.36 km/h)
2. Ken Trenholm (Summerside) 0:20:40 (36.05 km/h) improved PB by 5 seconds
3. Jason Linger (Charlottetown) 0:21:00 (35.43 km/h)
4. Chris Silvaggio (Summerside) 0:23:08 (32.21 km/h) improved PB by 19 seconds
5. Leo Flood (Kinkora) 0:23:55 (31.15 km/h)
6. Julies Aucoin (Summerside) 0:24:18 (30.62 km/h)
7. Ben Kennedy (Kensington) 0:24:48 (30.02 km/h) improved PB by 17 seconds
8. Chris Gallant (Summerside) 0:25:28 (29.25 km/h)
Chris Gallant of Summerside was a first time rider and had an impressive time despite the strong winds. The following training points were awarded: Trenholm 62 (45-2nd; 15-Improve; 2-start); Jackshaw 52 (50-1st; 2-start); Silvaggio 52 (40-3rd; 15-improve; 2-start); Linger 42 (40-3rd; 2-start); Flood 32 (30-5ft; 2-start); Kennedy 32 (20-7th; 10-PB; 2-start); Aucoin 27 (25-6th; 2-start); and Gallant 17 (15-8th; 2-start).
Overall Training Point Leaders (Women)
Nancy Woodington (Kensington) 52 ptsOverall Training Point Leaders (Men)
Wes Jackshaw (Summerside) 258 pts
Ken Trenholm (Summerside) 166 pts
Ben Kennedy (Kensington) 121 pts
Chris Silvaggio (Summerside) 104 pts
Jeff Hemphill (Summerside) 74 pts
Rob Cook (Traveller's Rest) 74 pts
Leo Flood (Kinkora) 74 pts
Jason Linger (Charlottetown) 42 pts
Jules Aucoin (Summerside) 27 pts
Chris Gallant (Summerside) 17 ptsThe 12.4 km trial training ride is a part of a series of training rides organized by the Club to improve rider's strength, endurance, and conditioning in order to participate in the July 15 - 16 PEI Bike Fest and the August 5 one day across PEI Biking for Breakfast event.
The next training ride is Saturday June 3 at 800 am, meeting at Summerside Industrial Park for the first of three training crit's for the year; the next recreational ride is Saturday June 3 at 900 am at Shipyard Market. Visit www.summersidecycling.com or call Ken at 888-3878 for more info.
> > > May 27, 2006, 36.3 km
Indian River Road Event
Starters: 3
Fastest Time (Men): 1:10:00 at 31.11 km/h
Leo Flood, Kinkora, finishes with a solid time on a windy day in his first training ride.
Atmospheric Conditions
Wind: 20 km/h SW
Temperature: 15 Celsius
kPa: n/a
Humidity: n/a
Conditions: Started off wet but dried out.
Details of Event: The third training event for the Summerside Cycling Club featured three riders who all set impressive times for the course. Kinkora's own Leo Flood had the third quickest time on the 36.3 km course at 1:19:26. This was Flood's first training ride for the club.In Ben Kennedy's second training ride for the year, he cut an incredible 1 minute and 15 seconds off his time from last year, earning Kennedy 10 additional personal best improvement points.
Wes Jackshaw, who broke away from Kennedy and Flood on a climb during lap one and completed lap two and three on his own. To make Jackshaw's feat even more remarkable was the fact he obtained the fastest time for the day on a mountain bike.
The overall training ride results:
1. Wes Jackshaw (Summerside) 1:10:00 (31.11 km/h)
2. Ben Kennedy (Kensington) 1:17:30 (28.11 km/h)
3. Leo Flood (Kinkora) 1:19:26 (27.44 km/h)The following points were awarded today: Kennedy 57 (45-2nd; 10-PE; 2-start); Jackshaw 52 (50-1st; 2-start); and Flood 42 (40-3rd; 2-start).
Wes Jackshaw, Summerside, completes course with quickest time on a mountain bike! Overall Point Leaders (Women)
Nancy Woodington (Kensington) 52 ptsOverall Point Leaders (Men)
Wes Jackshaw (Summerside) 206 pts
Ken Trenholm (Summerside) 104 pts
Ben Kennedy (Kensington) 89 pts
Jeff Hemphill (Summerside) 74 pts
Rob Cook (Traveller's Rest) 74 pts
Chris Silvaggio (Summerside) 42 pts
Leo Flood (Kinkora) 42 ptsThe 36.3 km trial training ride is a part of a series of training rides organized by the Club to improve rider's strength, endurance, and conditioning in order to participate in the July 15 - 16 PEI Bike Fest and the August 5 one day across PEI Biking for Breakfast event.
The next training ride is Wednesday May 30 at 615, meeting at Greenfield School; the next recreational ride is Tuesday May 29 at 430 pm at Shipyard Market. Visit www.summersidecycling.com or call 888-3878 and ask for Ken for more info.
Thanks to Wes for sending information / results
> > > May 24, 2006, 12.1 km
Nancy Woodington, Kensington, takes the lead in the female training points with the quickest female time for the day.
Indian River Time Trial
Starters: 6
Fastest Time (Women): 0:30:10 at 24.10 km/h
Fastest Time (Men): 0:20:33 at 35.38 km/h
Atmospheric Conditions
Wind: 15 km/h NE
Temperature: 11 Celsius
kPa: 101.1
Humidity: 71%
Conditions: Sunny.
Details of Event: The second training event for the Summerside Cycling Club introduced the first female rider for the 2006 season: Nancy Woodington of Kensington. Woodington was joined by Jeff Hemphill (Summerside), Wes Jackshaw (Summerside), Rob Cook (Traveller's Rest), Ben Kennedy (Kensington), and Ken Trenholm (Summerside).The Indian River event started with each rider starting the course in 30 second intervals, battling the course without the benefit of drafting. The course was hilly and grew increasingly challenging with the largest climb facing a 15 km/h headwind.
For the second consecutive event, Jackshaw had the quickest time followed by Trenholm. Hemphill, Cook, and Kennedy had the third, fourth, and fifth quickest times respectively.
Woodington completed the course in a time of 30:10 while riding a mountain bike, capturing the fastest time for a female uncontested for the day.
All riders set personal benchmarks to improve for the next time on this course.
The overall training ride results:
Women
1. Nancy Woodington (Kensington) 0:30:10 (24.10 km/h)
Men
1. Wes Jackshaw (Summerside) 0:20:33 (35.38 km/h)
2. Ken Trenholm (Summerside) 0:21:34 (33.70 km/h)
3. Jeff Hemphill (Summerside) 0:24:17 (29.88 km/h)
4. Rob Cook (Traveller's Rest) 0:26:17 (27.63 km/h)
5. Ben Kennedy (Kensington) 0:26:40 (27.25 km/h)The following points were awarded today: Jackshaw 52 (50-1st; 2-start); Trenholm 47 (45-2nd; 2-start); Hemphill (40-3rd; 2-start); Cook 37 (35-4th; 2-start); and Kennedy 32 (30-5th; 2-start). Woodington earned 52 (50-1st; 2-start) for the day.
Rob Cook, Travellers Rest, in perfect aero form pushing it to the line. Overall Point Leaders (Women)
Nancy Woodington (Kensington) 52 ptsOverall Point Leaders (Men)
Wes Jackshaw (Summerside) 104 pts
Ken Trenholm (Summerside) 104 pts
Jeff Hemphill (Summerside) 74 pts
Rob Cook (Traveller's Rest) 74 pts
Chris Silvaggio (Summerside) 42 pts
Ben Kennedy (Kensington) 32 ptsThe 12.1 km time trial training ride is a part of a series of training rides organized by the Club to improve rider's strength, endurance, and conditioning in order to participate in the July 15 - 16 PEI Bike Fest and the August 5 one day across PEI Biking for Breakfast event. The next training ride is Saturday May 27 at 9am, meeting at Indian River; the next recreational ride is Saturday May 27 at 9 am at Shipyard Market. Visit www.summersidecycling.com or call 888-3878 and ask for Ken for more info.
> > > May 17, 2006, 12.4 km
Wes Jackshaw, Summerside, finishes with the quickest time of the day.
Miscouche Time Trial
Starters: 5
Fastest Time: 0:20:11 at 36.93 km/h
Atmospheric Conditions
Wind: 24 km/h SW
Temperature: 16 Celsius
kPa: 99.90
Humidity: 72%
Conditions: Sunny and partly cloudy.
Details of Event: The first training event for the Summerside Cycling Club marked the introduction of two new riders to the club: Jeff Hemphill and Chris Silvaggio of Summerside. They were joined by Wes Jackshaw (Summerside), Rob Cook (Traveller's Rest), Ken Trenholm (Summerside).The event started for the riders with a strong head and side wind that proved challenging to the riders. Jackshaw had the quickest time followed by Trenholm and then Silvaggio. Cook and Hemphill rounded out the field.
Trenholm broke his personal best for the course by 56 seconds and earned himself an additional 10 points for the ride.
The most impressive feat for the day however may be that Hemphill completed the course on a mountain bike and finished with a respectful time of 26 minutes.
Jeff Hemphill, Summerside, pounding the pedals to complete the course in style in his first Club training ride. The overall training ride results:
1. Wes Jackshaw (Summerside) 0:20:11 (36.90 km/h)
2. Ken Trenholm (Summerside) 0:20:45 (35.94 km/h) improved PB by 56 seconds
3. Chris Silvaggio (Summerside) 0:23:01 (32.38 km/h)
4. Rob Cook (Traveller's Rest) 0:24:42 (30.17 km/h)
5. Jeff Hemphill (Summerside) 0:26:50 (27.74 km/h)The following points were awarded today: Trenholm 57 (45-2nd; 10-PB; 2-start) Jackshaw 52 (50-1st; 2-start); Silvaggio 42 (40-3rd; 2-start); Cook 37 (35-4th; 2-start); and Hemphill 32 (30-5th; 2-start).
The 12.4 km time trial training ride is a part of a series of training rides organized by the Club to improve rider's strength, endurance, and conditioning in order to participate in the PEI Bike Fest and the one day across PEI Biking for Breakfast event. The next training ride is Wednesday May 24 at 6:15, meeting at Indian River; the next recreational ride is Saturday May 20 at 9 am at Shipyard Market. Visit www.summersidecycling.com or call 888-3878 for more info.
Check out our 2005 Results if you wish.
Ride Sep 23, 9 am Meeting Sep 23, 10 am - noon Audio Interview by CBC's Andrew Sprague Thanks to 50 cyclists, an amazing volunteer crew, and fantastic sponsors, we raised over $7,000 for breakfast programs on PEI during the One Day Bicycling challenge. Check out the results here. 
P.E.I. Bike Fest a huge success with 45 cyclists hitting the roads. . highlights to come . . . 
ADL combines forces and supports the BFBC with their support of water during the event and milk for the recovery meal. 
Aliant has joined the Biking for Breakfast team, enabling safe and mobile communication through the day. 
UPSE awards $500 to Biking for Breakfast 2006 and becomes a Bronze Funding Sponsor for the event! 
Hemphill GM provides vehicle support to both Biking for Breakfast and PEI BIke Fest. Primary Care Consulting Inc. has become a Mobile Recovery Vehicle sponsor for Biking for Breakfast. 2007 Major Club Events PEI Bike Fest (June) Tour de Beaches (July 7 & 8) Biking for Breakfast (August 4) |
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