Newbury Park High School mountain bikers tear up the trail

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CHAMPS—Every female member of the Newbury Park Mountain Bike team who competed in last month’s Championship National Interscholastic Cycling Association race earned a spot on the awards podium.

Source of this article: The Thousand Oaks Acorn, June 10, 2022.

From left, Keelan Nygren (eighth grade, third place), Audrey Walsh (eighth grade, first place), Ava Ahlberg (senior, first place), Clara Gilliam (freshman, first place), Sydney Phillips (junior, fifth place) and Mia Morris (freshman, fourth place).

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