That may sound dramatic — but when you understand what youth mountain biking does for students, you'll realize it's not just a sport. It's a transformational experience that builds confidence, character, and resilience. And now, your child can be part of it — right here in Redmond.

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At Trinity Bikes, we helped launch the Redmond Composite MTB Team — the Redmond Rockchucks — through NICA (National Interscholastic Cycling Association).” NICA creates middle and high school mountain bike teams across the U.S., offering kids a way to grow both on and off the bike.

 

Other Central Oregon towns — Bend, Sisters, and Prineville — already have thriving teams. We believe Redmond deserves the same.

 

Here’s what NICA offers:

• Team-based mountain biking (no experience required)

• A supportive culture focused on growth, not just winning

• Benefits to mental health, leadership, and academic performance

• Strong community and parent involvement

 

The Redmond Rockchucks are growing, and we’re just getting started. We’re looking for

more students — and the families, coaches, and community members who will help build

the future of youth mountain biking in Redmond.

 

We’re calling on:

• Parents of students (incoming grades 6–12)

• Community members interested in coaching, sponsoring, or volunteering

Want to learn more about NICA or the Oregon League?
nationalmtb.org — National Interscholastic Cycling Association
oregonmtb.org — Oregon Interscholastic Cycling League

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Ready to learn more about the Redmond Rockchucks?
Visit redmondrockchucks.com to learn about the team, meet the coaches, see the race schedule, become a coach, support the team, or find out how to join.

VISIT REDMONDROCKCHUCKS.COM →

 

Not sure if NICA is right for your family? Explore the website, learn about the team, and see what the Redmond Rockchucks are all about.

 

More kids on bikes = a better world.
 

Let’s make that future happen here in Redmond — together.