Athletes re-sign with Denver Disruptors and Miami Nights for 2024

The NCL has officially begun its first wave of signing athletes for 2024 including Paola Muñoz, Andrea Cyr, Noah Granigan, Riley Sheehan, Clever Martinez, Ulises Castillo, Jonny Clarke, Brittany Parffrey, Heidy Praderas, Daniely Garcia, and Ava Hachmann.

The 2023 season saw both NCL franchise teams  – the Denver Disruptors and the Miami Nights – quickly emerge as two of the top teams in American cycling, successfully competing in the inaugural NCL Cup, American Criterium Cup, Joe Martin Stage Race, and more. 

The league is having conversations with other highly prominent riders and looks forward to announcing additional athletes in the coming weeks.

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The NCL adds Atlanta expansion team

Following a breakout 2023 season, the NCL has announced the addition of its first-ever expansion team to be based in Atlanta, Georgia. 

The league looks forward to continuing investment in the Atlanta community, one of the country’s great cycling metropolitan areas, with projects like the Atlanta BeltLine, the Silver Comet Trail, and partner Bearings Bike Works. 

In the coming months, more details about 2024 races will be announced including dates, cities, and participating teams.

Paola Muñoz and Danny Summerhill win the American Criterium Cup

An exciting finish was expected from the final event of the American Criterium Cup, The Giro Della Montagna, which was the finale of the Bommarito Audi Gateway Cup. 

Headed into the penultimate event, only 29 points separated American Cycling Group’s Danny Summerhill in the lead and NCL’s Miami Night’s Alfredo Rodriguez in second. Summerhill was able to secure the ACC series win despite Rodriguez's absence.

The Miami Nights Women's team consistently performed well all season, with Paola Muoz taking the ACC overall title and teammate Andrea Cyr taking second.
 

ACC Women’s Overall Final

1. Paola Muñoz, Miami Nights
2. Andrea Cyr, Miami Nights
3. Skylar Schneider, L39ion of Los Angeles
4. Samantha Schneider, L39ion of Los Angeles
5. Kendall Ryan, L39ion of Los Angeles

ACC Men’s Overall Final

1. Danny Summerhill, American Cycling Group
2. Alfredo Rodriguez, Miami Nights
3. Dusan Kalaba, ButcherBox Cycling p/b LOOK
4. Brandon Feehrey, Miami Blazers
5. Clever Martinez, Miami Nights

ACC Women’s Team Final

1. L39ion of Los Angeles
2. Miami Nights
3. DNA Pro Cycling
4. ButcherBox Cycling p/b LOOK
5. Virginia’s Blue Ridge Twenty24

ACC Men’s Team Final

1. American Cycling Group
2. Miami Nights
3. ButcherBox Cycling p/b LOOK
4. L39ion of Los Angeles
5. Project Echelon Racing