Amelia Matthews is a First Year U23 rider in 2019 with huge potential and a rider MGHWCT have been closely watching over the last year. Amelia has been immersed within the Dioceson School for Girls cycling team for the last 5 years with some...
The Youth Olympic Games, as cliché as it sounds, were an experience of a lifetime. The ‘Olympics’ is a name known to everyone. Except, for me, it was more than that. It was a passion, a dream and a goal that I used to define...
Re-signing one of the best time trialist and most resilient riders in the team was a key part of Mike Greer Homes Womens Cycling team's 2019 plan. Georgia's huge experience base domestically and internationally and her consistency in races will be a huge asset...
Mike Greer Homes Womens Cycling Team is excited to have foundation rider Amanda Jamieson back to share her European experience and skills to help mentor and develop our younger riders. Amanda had strong performances in UCI races including 8th Young Rider in Tour Down...
Niamh had her first taste of European racing during her Worlds campaign in the UK and Europe and loves the style of racing and intensity that came with it and wants to continue this momentum into her first year as an U23 for the Mike...
Libby Arbuckle is keen to further extend her experience and re-signs for a third year for Mike Greer Homes Womens Cycling Team for 2019. Arbuckle was the 2018 Oceania U23 Time Trial Silver Medallist and 2018 New Zealand U23 Time Trial Bronze Medallist and...
Jenna Merrick is the first of our new riders to join the Mike Greer Homes Womens Cycling Team for 2019. Merrick was the 2018 Oceania Omnium U19 Track Champion, 2018 Oceania Road Race U19 Silver medallist and was selected to represent NZ at both the...
Innsbruck Austria put on a truly magnificent week of racing. It was my first time racing as an Elite at the Road World Champs, and I must admit I was a bundle of nerves and excitement. Being able to race at worlds as an elite...
This year I made the decision to not race in Europe, and give myself the time to reset and fall in love with the sport again after a rough time in 2017. It didn’t even get a week into Winter though until I got bored...
The question posed by Road Cycling recently was "Should Europe be the goal for developing our Kiwi riders? What part do places like the States, Australia, the UCI Asia Tour play?" Although a simple question I think for kiwi's the answer is different for every rider...