Yoder and Bosworth headline season's first race

Event saw a 41 percent participation increase from last year

Ross Shinberg, NSP Sports Editor

Posted 5/21/24

A record 140 bikers took to the dirt paths at Scott County Park last Saturday morning for the first event of the 2024 Iowa Scholastic Mountain Bike League season.

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Yoder and Bosworth headline season's first race

Event saw a 41 percent participation increase from last year

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