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sur Cyclingnews du 8 avril 2002
The Opus Women's Cycling Team is proud to announce it's debut as a Canadian Cycling Association registered trade team for the 2002 racing season. The Opus team will focus on major track and road events throughout North America. The objective of the team is to provide Canadians with support at high calibre races. These events will promote athlete development to the professional level.
The team is backed by some major sponsors who believe in the sport of cycling and the potential the team possesses. Major sponsors are Opusbike.com (bikes) and Outdoor Gear Canada, with Columbia Sports Wear, Minoura, Rudy Project and the Ride Guide television show as co-sponsors.
The team is looking forward to a very busy season including the Tucson Bicycle Classic, Commonwealth Games Trials, National Championships Road and Track, Superweek and the TransOceanic Stage Race. In 2003, we hope to develop a full UCI level trade team for women.
Team roster
Julia Bradley, Toronto, Ontario, 30
Geneviève LeBlanc, Quebec City, 17
Magalie Boulay, Sherbrooke, Quebec 17
Jenny Trew, Calgary, Alberta, 20
Diana Bladon, Calgary, Alberta, 27
Lysanne Delogne, Calgary, Alberta, 21
Sarah Stewart, Victoria B.C., 23
Director: Dan Proulx, Victoria, B.C.
The team will be accepting rider resumes on an ongoing basis, as well as marketing professionals interested in working with the team to launch the 2003 campaign. If you are interested in joining this team, please email your resume to danprlx@aol.com or phone (250) 360-1053. You can also visit our website at www.opusbike.com.
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Note du webmestre : Voici les résultats de l'équipe à la Classique de Solano :
22- Sarah Stewart à 24 min 12 de Geneviève Jeanson
33- Diana Bladon, à 30 min 11
39- Jenny Trew, à 52 min 58
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