BENDIGO’S golden run at the 2018 Junior Track National Championships has continued in Melbourne.

Patrick Eddy got the ball rolling for the Victorian team on day three at the Darebin Sports Centre International Velodrome by winning gold in the men’s under-17 50-lap point score.

It was Eddy’s second gold for the championships following his win in the men’s team pursuit on Wednesday together with fellow Bendigo cyclist Blake Agnoletto, Henry Dietze (Brunswick) and Max Leiner (Carnegie).

In winning, the Victorian quartet established a new national record.

Meanwhile, Alessia McCaig (under-17 women’s) and Jacob Henery (under-15 men) have won their way through to Saturday’s keirin finals after impressive performances on Friday.

McCaig has been one of the stars of the championships and will be chasing a fourth gold medal following wins in the women’s under-17 sprint and 500m time trial.

The 14-year-old was also part of the Victorian team which won the women’s team pursuit on Wednesday.

She will have an opportunity to add a another gold medal in tonight’s team sprint final.

McCaig is being partnered by Brunswick club rider Keely Bennett.

Alex Allott, Blake Agnoletto and Patrick Eddy have all qualified for the team sprint bronze medal final.

Eddy’s gold medal win was the latest in a remarkable haul for the seven Bendigo and District club riders competing in Melbourne.

His sister Jasmine Eddy won silver in the women’s under-15 individual pursuit on Thursday.

Alex Allott claimed silver in the men’s under-17 sprint, also on Thursday, while Ruby McLean snared bronze in the under-15 women’s sprints on Wednesday.

The championships wind up in Melbourne on Saturday.