NBCOlympics.com,
9 November 2007
From soccer to cycling
Within a year of starting her cycling career, former Vanderbilt University soccer star Katharine Carroll had signed a professional contract. The 26-year-old from Sausalito, California won the first National Racing Calendar (NRC) event of her career in April at Athens, Georgia.

nbcsports.com,
9 November 2007
"I was hooked"
Alison Powers found success quickly on the bike. She quit skiing in 2004, was mountain biking in 2005, and by 2006 she'd signed with Rio Grande Sports Garage in Boulder, Colo. In 2007, she competed in her first world cup, the women's Giro d'Italia, and at the world championships in Stuttgart.

FixedGearFever,
31 October 2007
"Suffering, suffering and more suffering"
Screaming onto the track scene, riding her way into the talent pool, winning not one but two national championship jerseys in a week, you have to wonder "Who is Dotsie Bausch?"

dailypeloton.com,
28 September 2007
"We have a plan"
Webcor riders Christine Thorburn and Katheryn Curi were relaxing in their hotel located in the southern part of Stuttgart. After a short training ride on the Championship course they talked briefly about the time trial on Wednesday and Saturday's road race.

Chicago Bike Racing,
10 August 2007
"Take a pull you frickin' pansies!"
For some strange reason -- the weather? the terrain? the crazy drivers? -- Chicago isn't home to a huge number of international-caliber riders. One exception of late has been Brooke Miller...

cyclingnews.com,
23 May 2007
A strong start
The women's peloton in the USA is witnessing a profound evolution in recent years. Previously dominated by riders in their 30's, the podium is now being filled by a new crop of young women who have come up through the developmental ranks.

cyclingfx.nl,
23 January 2007
"New adventures around every corner"
For the 2007 cycling season Lauren will be racing for the TEAm Lipton Women's Cycling Team. As she says on her website "This year should be an exciting year, a new team and new adventures around every corner."