Jen Murphy
Jen Murphy is a scientist, cyclist, coach, and coffee connoisseaur. She's into all things bikes, nutrition, and data. Jen loves racing as well as mentoring others in the sport to progress and exceed their goals. Her 2026 goals with Seacoast Racing include gravel races and notable hill climbs such as MWARBH. Jen is a Colonial Bicycle Co. ambassador, and can be found leading women's only and co-ed rides from the shop.
Dakota Greenblatt
Dakota Greenblatt has been a Mainer for 31 years, road racing since 2026. He has a love for Hebrew National hot dogs and can never have enough gels (or croissants).
Colin McKenna
Colin McKenna has been riding and racing bikes competitively since 2005, and has made a career in the sport through owning and managing a bicycle shop, Colonial Bicycle Co. Most of his riding experiene has been with his road bike, where he races as a Cat 2, but he has also raced competitively in Cross Country and Endurance mountain biking. Colin is looking forward to the opportunity to continue to push the limits of what he can achieve on a bike with Seacoast Racing!
Darren Piotrow
Growing up in an active family in the White Mountains of NH, cycling has been a part of Darren Piotrow's life since he was born. After six years of serious racing, Darren took 2025 off to focus on other life goals and rediscover a healthy passion for cycling. This year, he's excited to dip his toes back into the local racing scene with fun, sustainability, and life balance as his only goals this time around. Darren lives in Portland, ME and is currently finishing a History degree at USM before he plans to enter the teaching certification program to become a high school history teacher.
Erik Baish
Erik Baish raced mountain bikes when he was younger, but only returned to racing a few years ago, mainly in road and gravel events. Erik is excited to be a part of Seacoast Racing, joining such a wonderful group of people!
Jeremy Epstein
Jeremy Epstein comes from a competitive alpine ski raing background with Global Racing, a ski race team based in Austria. Now, he brings that same love of training and racing to the bike. Jeremy is currently pursuing an MBA at the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth, balancing school with riding, racing, and plenty of good days on the bike.
Jon Hunt
Jon Hunt's original passion on two wheels started with freeride mountain biking as a teen, both riding and building features to challenge himself and others. After a decade or so hiatus spent chasing watersports thrills, Jon is back on the bike competing in all disciplines from enduro mtb, to XCmbt, and road racing. In his spare time Jon enjoys contributing to the Portsmouth high school's cycling team as a coach for the road and XCmbt race teams. He can also be spotted around the Seacoast throughout the season on local group road rides. As Jon says, "Let's Crank!"
Liz Osuchowski
Liz Osuchowski hails from New Hampshire's lakes region, where she spent most of her winters on skis. She now lives in Dover, NH and works as an automation engineer in biotech. On the bike, Liz is all about road cycling (especially up hills) and mountain biking (still a work in progress). When she's not riding, Liz can be found skiing, ski touring, or experimenting in the kitchen.
Matthew Lapointe
As written by Roger Sterling “ Matthew Lapointe began racing in 2019 with Team Sunapee, proved he could suffer politely, then decided to make things interesting by starting his own team. As director of Seacoast Racing, he rides road, cyclocross, and hill climbs out of Rochester, New Hampshire, fitting training between family life, unfinished home projects, and the kind of sacrifices that don’t come with applause. Married, with two kids, he understands endurance as a lifestyle rather than a metric. His favorite race is Crank the Kanc — long, punishing, and refreshingly honest. A builder when the work demands it and a cyclist by choice, Matt prefers earning his comforts and leaving the excuses behind.”
Sam Richardson
Sam Richardson is a Seacoast Racing watt dog ready to carve into any meaty corners New England crits can serve up! Sam is a regular at local group rides (and coffee shops), and can be found grilling up tasty meats from Carl's and corn on the cob from Golden Harvest -- that is, when he's not tearing it up on the freshly paved streets of Route 1A.
