Behind every great team is a story of determination, resilience, and heart. As the 2025 NWT Territorial Cycling Championships wrapped up, so too did the final steps in identifying athletes who would have proudly represented Team NT at the 2025 Canada Summer Games. Whether officially selected or destined to stand out, these riders exemplify what it means to train with purpose and ride with pride.
ROAD CYCLING TEAM
The road cycling events this year showcased incredible stamina, strategy, and speed. From time trials to crits, the following athletes demonstrated not only podium-worthy performances but the commitment to represent the North on the national stage.
Male Road Athletes
- Adam Clinton – A double Territorial Champion, Adam led with consistency and strength throughout the season.
- Luke Dizon – A fierce competitor, Luke’s determination on the road was great to see.
Female Road Athletes
- Leah McShane – Leah’s powerful performance secured her place atop both the Open and U19 podiums.
- Neve Mahon – Young, determined, and giving her best during the trials.
MOUNTAIN BIKE TEAM
The mountain bike trails tested every rider’s technical skill and mental focus. With roots, rocks, and relentless climbs, this year’s races demanded the very best from all competitors.
Male Mountain Bike Athletes
- Kiran Ray – Dominating the downhill and mastering the climbs, Kiran’s performance earned him the top spot.
- Joe Curran – With agility and strength, Joe rode with passion every time he hit the trail.
- Duncan Steward – Fearless and focused, Duncan matched grit with grace and made every ride count.
Looking Ahead
While Team NT won’t be competing in cycling at the Canada Summer Games this time around, that doesn’t take away from the achievements of these athletes. Their commitment to training, their support of each other, and their willingness to push beyond limits are what define true champions.
We are proud of every pedal stroke, every finish line crossed, and every moment of sportsmanship shown. You inspire the next generation of riders, and your legacy is already moving the wheels forward for cycling in the North.