Our mission

Our Mission is to enrich the lives of WHS student athletes through participation as a member of a competitive cycling team. We develop good citizenship and volunteerism as members of the team and community.

We encourage athletes, regardless of their fitness level, experience or genetic gifts, to a lifestyle of commitment, disciplined training and proper nutrition.

We strive to teach the benefits of teamwork and sacrifice and with a focus on sportsmanship and accountability.

Club History

The Woodcreek High School Cycling team was established in August 2006, through a collaborative effort between Coach Chris LaFazia and Coach Jim Winne. During that initial year, the coaches initiated recruitment efforts, identifying eleven student cyclists to participate in our inaugural race season within the NorCal High School Cycling League. The escalating popularity of the sport facilitated our growth, reaching a total of 29 athletes by the 2009 season. Our team has since evolved into a fully supported racing program, featuring a structured off-season conditioning program utilizing our on-campus spin facility and weight training room. We have a volunteer staff that fills positions as ride leaders, race mechanics, nutrition specialists, and provides race day logistics and feed zone support. We have also received broad-based support from local individuals, race teams, and bike industry dealers and manufacturers. Our success is underpinned by the dedication of thousands of volunteer hours contributed by parents, coaches, and local supporters, all driven by their passion for cycling and their commitment to assisting our young athletes in achieving success both on and off the bike.