NEBRA’s Hall of Fame mission is to honor an individual who has made outstanding contributions to the sport of cycling in New England. Your nominations help us recognize those who have dedicated themselves to advancing cycling in our region. Please take a moment to nominate someone you believe deserves this prestigious recognition. Visit the NEBRA […]

The New England Bicycle Racing Association (NEBRA) Board of Directors is announcing the hiring of Meg Conlan as the new NEBRA Officials Coordinator, replacing the departing team of Shaun and Alissa Weigand. Conlan has a long history of officiating in New England and was certainly instrumental in helping to develop and mentor many New England […]

NEBRA is now accepting applications for an Officials Coordinator.  This position is responsible for assigning and maintaining a staff of USA Cycling (USAC) licensed officials to work USAC sanctioned competitive road, mountain, track, and cyclocross cycling events.  Review the full job description here (PDF).  If you are interested, please send a cover letter stating your […]

You are invited to attend NEBRA’s Annual MeetingSaturday, February 3rd, 4:00 – 6:00pm All current members must renew on BikeReg before the meeting and are eligible to vote. New members must join prior to the meeting and will be eligible to vote. Voting membership is limited to USA Cycling licensed clubs and individual Race Directors (who are not […]

My commitment to sport, cycling in particular, began at a young age. From racing in local criteriums to racing at Junior National Championships in Bend, Oregon, I spent a lot of time on the bike. In 2010, I stepped away from cycling to play ball sports including football, baseball, and lacrosse with friends. These sports […]

Most of you will recognize my name in some form or fashion. I’m a Race Director, Regional level Official, Results Technician, Registration Specialist, Technical Director…………..but most importantly, I’m a huge fan of the sport of competitive cycling. I’ve been involved in the sport since 1988, when my college roommate decided to embark on a charity […]