TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, 2013

IUCC MEETING MINUTES

-38 days until Lindsay Wilson!

-You can't do a collegiate race until you pay dues & sign a waiver

-Hotels will be provided at collegiate races for club members

-IUCC rides are Saturday's 10:30 AM at the sample gates

-Look for a IUCC practice race sometime in the next couple weeks

-2013 goal is to try and qualify a Boys and Girls team for Nationals

-Freshman/Sophmores, come join our rides since you are the future leaders of IUCC

-Collegiate racing is an adventure!

-Last day to order clothes is tomorrow https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0ArihldUDClW4dGxEQ25TWTdXcDBzSzk3VUtmbUQxQkE#gid=0

-People who still need to pay for clothes:

Smith
Venhuizen
Dewart
Stuart
Becker
Duncan
McClary
Coleman
Levin
Momper
McClary
Craig
Torrance
Wimmer
Sojka
Johns
Burke

Contact me at gdewart@indiana.edu by Thursday about whether you are paying in cash or with a card for your clothes.

Likewise, If you are a rider and have not paid dues, you will not be able to compete until you pay club fees.

Thanks to everyone who came out yesterday. It was a great turn out and hopefully there will be that many people when IU is lining up against the other schools come spring!


Don't forget the first official IUCC ride is this Saturday at 10:30. See you there!

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