President
Duncan Vipond

For Duncan, cycling spans many decades. Early races were on the road in Kingston when a group from Queen’s would challenge a team from RMC. He has competed in Alpine and Nordic skiing and sailing Windsurfer, Albacore and recently a Laser. He has coached  Nordic Skiing and Cross Country Running at the High School level and currently does some Nordic Ski Instruction.   In the 90’s he took up Mountain biking and raced the O cup series, then became a commissaire in 2004 and joined the Board in2007.   Currently, he rides with his wife Elizabeth recreationally, his children on their recovery days, and friends for coffee. He still competes with the “Boiling Frogs” in the 24 hour at Albion.

Glenn Meeuwisse

Glenn's involvement in the sport of cycling spans over 20 years and in that time he has seen much success. Glenn started racing Mountain Bike in 1984 and from 1986-1994 was an Elite racer in the sport. In 1990 he was a competitor in the triathlon at the Commonwealth games in Auckland, New Zealand.  Glenn is currently a NCCP Level 3 MTB Coach and Level 1 & 2 Course Conductor. He was an OCA Mountain Bike Committee Member from 1988-2000 and has been the VP of High Performance ever since. Glenn has also been a Mountain Bike race organizer for such events as Hardwood Hills, Wednesday Night Series, High School Championships, Canada Cup, National Championships, Enduro Races and Provincial Championships. He currently races MTB as a Master and lives with his wife Lea and their two kids Carter and Soren.

Vice President of Administration and Finance
Malcolm Eade

Club Liaison
Sue Morrow

Development Coordinator
Josh Verch

Josh’s cycling background spans over nine years, including weekly XC races at Camp Fortune and eventually competing in the Ontario Cup Downhill circuit. He has been out of the competitive aspect of the sport for some time but is excited to return in an administrative role and has never lost his passion for all cycling disciplines.   Josh graduated from Algonquin College in Ottawa with a diploma in Business Administration, with a concentration in Accounting and a post-graduate certificate in Sport Business Management.   While in Ottawa, Josh worked with Speed Skating Canada before moving to Toronto to work with Tennis Canada and the University of Toronto. He also has experience with the Ottawa Senators and FIFA U-20 World Cup.   Josh’s other interests include golf, hockey, volleyball, NCAA football and travelling.

Manager, High Performance Programs
Brendan Arnold

Brendan's involvement in the sport of cycling spans over 20 years, he has competed nationally and on a world class level finishing as a world cup finalist 2 times and 2 podium finishes at a National level.   Brendan is currently a Level 2 certified BMX coach (Australia) and was instrumental in developing and leading the High Performance BMX program in Ontario, Brendan has also recently developed a Talent I.D  squad that will identify talented juniors and hopefully develop them into future High Performance athletes.   He has certification in Health Fitness and Sports Training and is currently finishing his Human Resources certification.   Brendan is not only an avid cyclist but his other interests include golf, cricket and spending time with his family. Brendan is currently still competing on the Elite circuit. Brendan's slogan "success does not rest" shows his passion for the sport and his enthusiam about all disciplines of cycling.

BMX Growth & Development Coordinator
Nicky Pearson

Denise Kelly has been involved with cycling for over 25 years.  As a former member of the Canadian National Cycling Team, she competed on the road from 1984 until 1991.  Her career highlights include podium finishes in National Championships, World Cup Races, Tour de France and Pan Am Games.  She has also competed in such prestigious events as the Commonwealth Games and World Championships.

Denise has been coaching cyclists since the late eighties and is fully certified NCCP Level 4.  Highlights from her coaching career include numerous Provincial, National and Canada Summer Games Champions and members of the National Team and Pro Teams competing internationally.  She began coaching with the Ontario Cycling Association at the Canada Summer Games in 1997 and hasn’t looked back.  With two more Canada Games (01, 05) and many projects later under her belt, Denise will build upon that experience to head up Team Ontario into the 2009 Canada Summer Games.  Her passion for the sport is contagious.  She will strive to build strong bridges across disciplines and coaches within cycling, all the while focusing on the best interests of athletes in Ontario.

Denise lives in Glen Williams with her husband Cam and their daughter Maggie.