The KCA Cycling Hall of fame was formed to honor and recognize outstanding individuals who have had a significant impact on cycling in the State of Kansas.
Nominees must exemplify the highest standards of sportsmanship, ethical conduct and moral character.
All candidates will be judged on their significant and/or long term contributions to cycling. Many individuals have served their local, club and state events over a long and distinguished career, their accomplishments must have been worthy to USCF, USA Cycling, the KCA or to cycling in general.
Each KCA club, in good standing with the KCA and USAC, may nominate an individual for acceptance to the KCA Cycling Hall of Fame.
The KCA is not required to induct any individuals into the Hall of Fame on an annual basis. Induction to the Hall of Fame must be voted on by the KCA membership. Hall of Fame nominees must be accepted by 75% of the votes to be inducted.
To nominate an individual to the KCA Cycling Hall of Fame please complete the Nomination Form and forward to the KCA, PO Box 1194, Lawrence, KS 66044.
KCA Cycling Hall of Fame Induction Categories
Athlete
- Nominee must be or have been a resident of Kansas
- Nominee must have been or is a licensed racer
- Nominee must have had a significant impact on cycling in Kansas, defined as being at least a State Champion
- Nominee must be a citizen in good standing
Coach
- Nominee must be or have been a resident of Kansas
- Nominee must have been a licensed coach
- Nominee must have coached at least 3 athletes to a State Championship
- Nominee must have demonstrated significant contribution to the growth of cycling and number of athletes in the state
- Nominee must be a citizen in good standing
Official
- Nominee must be or have been a resident of Kansas
- Nominee must have been a nationally licensed official
- Nominee must have officiated events for at least 5 years
- Nominee must be a citizen in good standing
Other Hall of Fame Candidates
In extraordinary cases, by votes of the KCA membership, citizens, athletes, coaches, officials, mechanics of or formerly of the state, may be admitted to the Hall of Fame without satisfying the above stated requirements.