Kilingaman the collegiate

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On Saturday, Oct. 26, Idyllwild’s Emma Klingaman finished eighth in the Collegiate Mountain Bike Nationals cross-country meet, in very muddy conditions. The day before, she raced the Division 1 short track in miserable conditions — 15 degrees F and snowing — and finished 10th. Emma is a freshman at Lees-McRae College in North Carolina. Photo by Michael Morton
On Saturday, Oct. 26, Idyllwild’s Emma Klingaman finished eighth in the Collegiate Mountain Bike Nationals cross-country meet, in very muddy conditions. The day before, she raced the Division 1 short track in miserable conditions — 15 degrees F and snowing — and finished 10th. Emma is a freshman at Lees-McRae College in North Carolina.
Photo by Michael Morton

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