October 11, 2015 (Milton, ON) – The 2015 Canadian Track Championships continued for the fifth and final day at the Mattamy National Cycling Centre in Milton, with U17 and U19 category riders roaring over the boards of the new velodrome and showcasing their skills and talent with the hopes to win the coveted Canadian championship jerseys.

In the Junior women’s category, Katherine Maine (The Cyclery-Opus) won the coveted Omnium Red and White Jersey, amassing 221 points. Devaney Collier (Team Alberta) earned 204 pts for the silver, while Amelia Bell (Team NCCH p/b DEC Ex) took home 188 pts for the bronze medal.

Bayley Simpson (Jet Fuel Coffee) proved he was Canada’s top junior male track cyclist, successfully defending his 2014 Omnium title with a strong set of races. Simpson ended the six-race event with 227 points.

Thierry Kirouac-Marcassa (Equipe du Quebec) raced an amazing final Points Race gaining two laps to claw his way from fifth to second place ending up with 194 pts. His teammate Pier-Andre Côté (Equipe du Quebec) rounded out the podium with 202 pts and the bronze medal.

In the U17 category, Maggie Coles-Lyster of Local Ride Racing earned 211 points to take home a well-earned title, while Riley Pickrell of Tripleshot Cycling Club dominated his field, winning four of the six races topping the men’s field.

Cycling Canada would like to thank all the athletes of all age categories, coaches, volunteers and the College of Commissaires for their involved at these highly successful 2015 championships.

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