Klingaman races in Kenda Cup finals
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Emma Klingaman raced in Big Bear last weekend at the Kenda Cup finals. She won the Category 1 15-18 womens’ field. Next week, Emma will be competing in the state championships again in Big Bear. Photo by Phil Beckman
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