NOTE: This schedule is updated through Aug 05. The race season dates are set, but the NICA Leadership Summit will not occur until late September. The official opening of season date, and available preseason times will be announced at that meeting. This schedule will be updated as dates are finalized and this section will identify how current the data is.

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Summer (Non-NICA)

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Ask Coaches - Nothing as a team, but we can point you to various non-NICA places to ride.

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Preseason: Oct TBD - Dec 1

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6 NICA approved pre season practices. Occurring 6 selected Sunday afternoons during Oct and Nov.

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Season: Dec - May

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Pre race training

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Weekdays: Limited chances to ride in evenings. Potential off bike workout training. (all optional)

Sundays: trail rides - weather rules apply (depending on conditions, rides might shift to Sat but will be worked out in advance to optimize participation)

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Race Season:

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weekdays - same

Weekend - non-race weekends will have same weather rules training rides.

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Race weekends:​

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Specific race weekends vary from year to year, but usually starts with time trial last weekend of Feb.

6 race weekends starting after the time trial and ending with the last race the first weekend of May. Races will NOT be scheduled on Easter Weekend.

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Typical Race weekend schedule: 

 

FRI

    evening Course set up

SAT

   9-11AM Pit Zone set up

   11-1 Middle School Pre ride

   1:00 MS Boys A 

   1:30 MS Boys B

   2:10 MS Girls

   3:00 HS Pre ride

   4:00 Middle School Awards

SUN

   10:30 Alternating HS riders (Girls or boys - Varsity, JV1, JV2, Fresh)     12:15 Remaining HS riders

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NOTE: Race weekends are executed with the help of volunteers. Teams are requested to provide 1 volunteer per every 4 registered riders. Jets parents are requested to fill two volunteer slots per season. Volunteer slots include both on course and off course positions that occur in time slots before, during, and after races. Slots do not require background training, although some slots, Roving Marshall, for example, involve biking long distances.

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