The PNBHS Cycling team performed strongly at the New Zealand Secondary Schools Road Cycling Championships held in the Manawatū region from Saturday 23 - Monday 25 September.  It was a privilege to have Old Boy and New Zealand Track Cycling team member Campbell Stewart join us at assembly recently to present the medals from this event.  Campbell also presented the school with a New Zealand Cycling team uniform from the Tokyo Olympic Games.

New Zealand Team Time Trial - Saturday 23 September, Rongotea on a 17 km circuit.

Under 16

Junior B- Logan Dowdall, Mitch Wolland, Max Calder-Kerr, Leo Webb- 13th

Junior A- Filip Martin, Jonathan Peel, Flynn Balfour, Zachery Woollett- 5th

Under 20

Senior A- Zac Hintz, Wilson Hannon, Josh Mulcahy, Logan Mulcahy, Jake Rayner- 8th

Unfortunately, various technical issues, sickness, and injuries hampered the performance of all our teams, preventing them from delivering their best.

New Zealand Road Race Championships - Sunday 24 September, Halcombe

Under 14 Race- 20km (Leo Webb- 6th, Logan Dowdall 7th, Max Calder-Kerr 13th)

Under 15 Race- 20km (Jonathan Peel-7th, Flynn Balfour 10th, Filip Martin-13th, Mitch Wolland-20th, Oliver Lean 36th)

Under 16 Race- 40km (Zachery Woollett- 30th)

Under 17 Race- 40km (Jacob Lean 12th, Logan Mulcahy 13th, Leighton Riley 26th, Lucas Rusk 31st)

Under 20 Race- 60km (Wilson Hannon 1st, Jake Rayner 30th, Zac Hintz 33rd)

Wilson Hannon's victory in the Under 20 Road Race was a remarkable achievement, reflecting his consistent performances throughout the year.

New Zealand Points Race Championship - Monday 25 September, Manfeild

Under 14 Race- Logan Dowdall 2nd, Max Calder-Kerr 8th, Leo Webb 17th

Under 15 Race- Jonathan Peel 3rd, Filip Martin 6th, Flynn Balfour, Oliver Lean,

Under 16 Race- Zachery Woollett 11th

Under 17 Race- Logan Mulcahy 10th, Jacob Lean 13th, Lucas Rusk

Under 20 Race- Wilson Hannon 5th, Jack Rayner, Zac Hintz

Special mention goes to Logan Dowdall and Jonathan Peel for their outstanding performances, earning medals at this prestigious national event.