Cycling

Program Overview

The SASI Cycling Program has a predominantly developmental focus with the aim of achieving national team representation, contributing to podium success at senior and junior international benchmark events.

Training venue

Adelaide Super-Drome
State Sports Park
Main North Road
Gepps Cross SA 5094

Athletes

2019/20 SASI Cycling list	2019/20 Para Cycling list
Carlos Carisimo	Grant Allen
Katarina Chung-Orr	Lachlan Glasspool
Joshua Harrison	Paige Greco
Leigh Hoffman	Brad Henderson
Nicola MacDonald	Rachel Henderson
Angus Miller	Darren Hicks
Chloe Moran	Meg Lemon
Jaden Rollison	Kieran Murphy
Ella Sibley	Darcy Thompson
Kael Thomas
Lara Tucker
Luke Wight

Graduate Scholarships
Jack Bobridge	Matthew Glaetzer	Alex Porter
Patrick Constable	Damien Howson	Callum Scotson
Tiffany Cromwell	Alexandra Manly	Miles Scotson
Rohan Dennis	Anna Meares	Holly Takos
Alexander Edmonson	Stephanie Morton	Carlee Taylor
Annette Edmonson	Glen O'Shea	Rohan Wight

Program Staff

Position	Name
Head Coach	Brett Aitken
Sprint Coach	James Glasspool
Scholarship Coach	Mark Chadwick
High Performance Lead	Simon Cain
Strength and Conditioning	Luke Knappstein
Physiology	Jamie Stanley
Biomechanics	Sian Barris
Performance Analysis	Tim Rawlins
Physiotherapy	Steve McArthur
Personal Excellence Senior Advisor	Mark Gregory

Selection Criteria

SASI Selection Criteria

News

SASI cyclists make their move

29 Jun 2021

The 2021/22 South Australian Sports Institute (SASI) cycling squad was recently announced, with 16 sprint and endurance cyclists named for the year ahead.

Wheels keep turning for junior cyclists

22 Apr 2021

With COVID travel restrictions prohibiting Junior World Championship events for cyclists going ahead in 2020 and 2021, AusCycling held a National Training Opportunity (NTO) in Adelaide from 12 – 19 April 2021.

SASI riders set the pace

08 Feb 2021

With interstate travel and competitive racing back on the cards in 2021 following a COVID induced hiatus, our SASI cyclists were in Ballarat from 3 – 7 February for the 2021 Federation University Road National Championships.

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