While the Seniors are having a very strong season our underage riders are keeping pace and very often setting the bar high early in the day.

When last we checked in with the Youths they had just hosted the One Day event at Corkagh Park and were looking forward to a summer of cycling. Read on to see what they got up to over the summer.

The youth riders of Orwell have been ripping it up again, with Daisy O'Shea and Andrew Ryan in action in Bohermeen, Uisneach Sheridan competing in Wexford, and Seán Murnane taking part in another stage race in Kanturk on top of Bohermeen.

The youngsters got the jump on the adults this week when they started back for winter training in Corkagh Park as part of the newly restarted youth sessions. Read how they got on below!

Bray Wheelers are running a Youth Track Camp starting with accreditation this weekend, and running over the mid-term break at the end of October. It's designed for anyone who hasn't done the track ever before, so if you've thought about it, head along! Details below.

The underage groups are up and running a few weeks now and we are delighted to see many new faces as well as some familiar ones. Read on for reports from the first few sessions, and details of the upcoming ones!

On Sunday September 20th the younger cyclists in Orwell start back into their cycling sessions and they are welcoming new members with open arms. The 2 hour sessions on Sunday are open to ages 6-18, boys and girls and bikes of all shapes and sizes.

April 6th sees two teams of Scott Orwell Wheelers head to the ferry from Larne to Cairnryan to take part in the Youth tour of Scotland in Perth.

Last Monday seen the end of the six week InterClub League portion of the Monday Night Racing @ Corkagh series. Here is a wrap up of the league.

Over the last four weeks, youths have tearing around the cycle track in Corkagh Park, racing against their peers in weekly series. It continues this coming Bank Holiday Monday (June 5th) and every Monday over the Summer (ex. June 19th)

Last Sunday, the Orwell Youths went on an away day to Lucan BMX club. It is one of a series of a trips they will be doing over the winter, introducing them to different disciplines and will include MTBing, CX, Track and Crit cycling. If anyone of you thought that BMXing was easy peasy, be warned - there is a reason they insist on full face masks.

The youths are looking forward to guest coaches Aidan Hammond and Aidan Ryan teaching sessions over the next few weeks, as well as a visit to Lucan's BMX track. And there's also a spin for parents - have a read below!