United States Deaf Cycling Association

History of USDCA Membership

Year	Members	President	Highlights
1974	7		USDCA was established in Los Angeles
1975	6		eNewsletter with USDCA logo began
1976	7		First cycling team tryouts in Los Angeles
1977	7 *		Bucharest Games
1978	7 *
1979	7 *
1980	7 *
1981	5 *		Koln Games
1982	5 *
1983	7 *
1984	9		Cycling team tryouts in Fremont, CA
1985	11		Los Angeles Games
1986	17		Cycling team tryouts in Fremont, CA  Quicken account began
1987	13		World Cycling Championships in Belgium  Restructure of the AAAD began
1988	16		USA/WGD team tune-up races in Fremont, CA
1989	22 *	Bobby Skedsmo	Christchurch Games  Bobby Skedsmo became the first USDCA President
1990	22 *	Bobby Skedsmo	US Olympic Festival participation  New National Sports Organizations being formed
1991	21	Bobby Skedsmo
1992	27	Bobby Skedsmo	Incorporated  -  USDCA, Inc.  Cycling team tryouts in Fremont, CA
1993	26	Bobby Skedsmo	Sofia Games
1994	34	Bobby Skedsmo	Paul Wood elected as the AAAD Athlete of the Year
1995	17	Bobby Skedsmo	World Cycling Championships in France  New membership due to comply with AAAD
1996	27	Bobby Skedsmo	Paul Wood became a pro cyclist  e-Mail communication began
1997	14	Bobby Skedsmo	Copenhagen Games  USADSF changed from former name, AAAD  USDCA homepage set up
1998	22	Bobby Skedsmo	California Deaf Wheelers affiliate
1999	35	Bobby Skedsmo	Nick Schreiber won the state championship in Arizona
2000	41	Bobby Skedsmo	First National Mountain Bike Championships in Vail, CO   Cycling team tryouts in San Francisco Bay area  Paul Wood won the Master National Criterium Championship
2001	34	Bobby Skedsmo	Rome Games
2002	29	Sean Virnig
2003	34	Bev Buchanan	Robin Horwitz was appointed Chair of the WDCC
2004	36	Bev Buchanan
2005	44	Bev Buchanan	Melbourne Games  dVELO affiliate  USDCA setup its own website
2006	94	Bev Buchanan	Nick Schreiber became a pro rider  World Cycling Championships in San Francisco
2007	103	Bev Buchanan
2008
2009			Taipei Games
2010

* estimate # of members