Štěpán Široký vítězí v Kyjově
Poslední zastávkou Českého poháru mládeže byl Kyjov. Mládeži TJ Favoritu Brno se obzvlášť dařilo, v nejprestižnějším juniorském závodě odjela sedmičlenná skupina, kde jsme měli rovnou tři zástupce. Josef Čekal v závěru připravil perfektní pozici pro Štěpána Širokého a Davida Kopelenta, kteří vybojovali první a třetí místo. Závod kadetů od samého začátku byl díky aktivitě závodníků velmi rychlý až se zformovala vedoucí šestice favoritů kde jsme měli Štěpána Teleckého. V technickém dojezdu na kostkách se prosadil Štěpán na třetí místo, pochvalu zaslouží i Daniel Vysočan, který uzavřel první desítku. V žácích obsadil deváté místo Kristián Vavro, v žákyních šesté místo Alice Mikulášková a v nejmladší kategorii, v žácích mladších Jaroslav Hubáček místo čtvrté. V rámci SCM a SVS Brno opět dokázala děvčata se Sportcomplexu Břeclav, že patří ke špičce Českého pelotonu, když Veronika Jardná a Anna Jaborníková shodně vyhrály svou kategorii a na bronzových příčkách je doplnily Beáta Hermanová a Barbora Němcová.
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