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Bike-A-Thon - March 11-12, 2010

 

Olympic Gold Medalist to Attend Opening Ceremony!

We are honoured to have Lori- Ann Muenzer here at McNally’s Bike-a-Thon Thursday, March 11. She will be selling and signing her book “One Gear, No Breaks” from 6 pm to 6:45 pm then will be speaking at the Opening Ceremonies which begin at 7 pm. Lori-Ann has been a member of the Canadian National Cycling for 10 years and has won: 
  • 11 World Cup medals,
  • 4 World Championship medals,
  • 3 Commonwealth Games medal,
  • has competed in 2 Olympics Games and
  • she is a 13 time Canadian National Champion.
 
Lori-Ann started track cycling at the age of 28 and took on the world solo to win OLYMPIC GOLD at 38! becoming Canada’s only Olympic Gold Medalist in cycling.Lori-Ann is co-founder of the Lori-Ann Muenzer Program, a cycling program for kids
10 to 14 years old, and is the Author a book called: One Gear, No Breaks.
She has shifted gears and now spends time motivating and inspiring students to follow all of their dreams!
Friends and families of the Bike-a-Thon participants are invited to meet Lori- Ann and hear her speak.

 

 

It’s Back with more Momentum than Ever!

McNally High School hosts its annual Tiger Spirit Bike-A-Thon for the 5th year in a row with tremendous enthusiasm from its organizers and participants as the New Year rolls in. The Bike-a-Thon fever has made its way into McNally, bringing about both old and new participants excited to raise money and win the battle against cancer by biking for 24 hours to support the research conducted by Cops For Cancer. Numerous prizes such as the “Best Team Name”, “Best Team Cheer” and many more, including our successful newest edition, “The Least Carbon Footprint” are waiting to be won. So, let’s bring with us our Tiger Spirit and bike away to help reach a cancer free future.

Shibani Balasubramanain
McNally High School
Grade 12
 
2010 Tiger Spirit Bike-a-Thon
Many of McNally’s staff members, students, friends and families have been affected by cancer. In an effort to over come this devastating disease, McNally has had a long standing tradition of raising money for Cops for Cancer through Head Shave Events, Grad Committee Christmas Pancake Breakfasts and Tiger Spirit Bike-a-thons. In the spirit of McNally’s motto “Nothing but the Best”, the efforts of the students, staff and the community have resulted in donations to in the Canadian Cancer Society in excess of $193,000. Once again McNally’s students and Cops for Cancer Team Iron members are planning the “2010 Tiger Spirit Bike- a-Thon”.
 
The 2010 Bike-a-thon will consist of 36 teams of approximately 8-12 students. Team members will take turns riding stationary bikes in the large gym for 24 hours, from 3:00 p.m. Thursday March 11 to 3:00 p.m. Friday, March 12. The event will conclude with a cheque presentation to the Canadian Cancer Society.
 
Event Details
·        24 Hour Event: Thursday March 11 to Friday March12
·        Start time: 3:00 p.m. Thursday
·        Official Opening Ceremonies: 7:00 p.m. Thursday- Family members welcomed
·        Big Breakfast TV Coverage: Friday-7:30-8:30 a.m.
·        Closing Ceremonies and 24 Hour Countdown: Friday 2:30 p.m.-3:00 p.m.-Family members welcomed
 
Video from 2009
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