London 2012 - Melissa Hoskins

Debut

2nd (team pursuit) - 2012 Track World Championships (Melbourne, Australia)
1st (team pursuit), 4th (individual pursuit) - 2012 Australian Track Nationals (Sydney, Australia)
3rd (team pursuit) - 2011 Beijing World Cup (Beijing, China)
1st (team pursuit), 2nd (omnium), 3rd (individual pursuit) - 2011 Australian Track Nationals (Sydney, Australia)

Becoming the Junior World Champion and world record holder in team pursuit in Moscow, 2009
Winning the National Championships in the team pursuit every year since 2008
Winning bronze in the team pursuit in 2011 at the Track World Cup in Beijing

Melissa Hoskins began cycling after being picked up as a part of the WAIS Talent Identification Program at the age of 15 and within three years had become an Australian Champion.
Hoskins' first national title came in 2008 in the team pursuit, an event she has now successfully defended every year since. She went on to win the U/19 2009 Junior World Championship title, breaking the world record in the process in Moscow.
She was a part of the Australian team that won bronze at the World Cup in Beijing in 2011.
Hoskins and Olympic teammates Annette Edmondson and Josephine Tomic broke the world record in the semi-final of the 2012 Track World Championships. The record only lasted a few minutes as the British team broke the new record in their semi-final before going on to beat Australia in the final. Tomic also claimed silver in the scratch race, a non-Olympic event.
Continuing to compete in road events also, Hoskins finsished the 2012 Jayco Bay Classic 1st overall and took out the U/23 Australian Road Championships.