Lauren Kitchen - 2nd Yr U19
| Date of Birth: |
Place of Birth: |
| 21.11.1990 |
Armidale, NSW |
| Physiology: |
Education: |
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Height: 186cm Weight: 56kg
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Port Macquarie High
Yr 12 |
| Coach: |
Club: |
| Graham Seers |
Port Macquarie Cycle Club |
Ambitions
Short Term
- Ride the 2008 Junior Woman Road Race World Championships and achieve a podium finish
- Finish my HSC to the best of my ability
Long Term
- Ride in Europe as part of a professional Woman’s cycling team
- Olympic and commonwealth games
Hobbies
- Shopping –not in Port
- Going to the beach with mates
- Traveling
- Meeting exciting new people
- Coffee rides
Current Employment
I am currently working after school and on weekends at Lenard’s Chicken Shop in my local shopping centre. I have worked there for the past 3.5yrs. They are very supportive of my cycling and do all the can to assist me.
Sporting History
I began cycling just over 3 yrs ago after attending a talent search program run through the north coast academy of sport for ‘could be’ cyclists. From these two selection days I was selected as one of a small group of local cyclists who began training with Graham Seers and Kevin Fletcher. My first interclub race wasn’t until half way through 2005. Before I began cycling I played representative soccer and also did state level cross country.
Top 10 Cycling Results to Date
- 7th, 2007, JW19, Junior world Championships Road Race, Mexico
- 1st Stage 2 2008 Jayco Bay Classic (overall winner of the Womens Sprint Jersey)
- 1st, 2007 JW19, Stage one Canberra tour
- 2nd, 2007, JW19, Oceania Road Race Championships
- 2nd, 2007 JW19, Australian Road Race Championships
- 2nd, 2007 JW19, Australian ITT Championships
- 2nd, 2007, JW19 Central Districts Tour
- 3rd, 2007, JW19, Oceania ITT Championships
- 3rd 2007, Woman, Canberra Tour G.C
- 3rd, 2007, Woman, Kolwaski Tour G.C
Representation & Awards
- I am currently a Bronze scholarship holder in NSWIS
- I was part of the Australian Junior Cycling team to contest the 2007 cycling worlds, Mexico, which won the 2007 Junior Team of the Year at the Australian Sports Awards
- 2007 Hastings Junior Sports Person of the Year
- I have received many sporting recognition awards from Port Macquarie High school
- I was 2005-2006 North Coast Academy Of Sport Cycling Most Outstanding
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