Student Athlete Kate Courtney is Out to Rule XC Mountain Biking

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Full-time Stanford student Kate Courtney has already been victorious on the UCI World Cup circuit — and the prospect of a lot more winning is on the horizon.
At 22 years old, Kate Courtney is one of the top up-and-coming female XC mountain bike racers in the world. In 2016, she notched her first UCI World Cup win in the Women's U23 category and only finished outside of the top five at two rounds, a pretty solid stat for the American among a field typically dominated by Europeans.
Full-time Stanford student Kate Courtney has already been victorious on the UCI World Cup circuit — and the prospect of a lot more winning is on the horizon.
At 22 years old, Kate Courtney is one of the top up-and-coming female XC mountain bike racers in the world. In 2016, she notched her first UCI World Cup win in the Women's U23 category and only finished outside of the top five at two rounds, a pretty solid stat for the American among a field typically dominated by Europeans.
What’s more? Courtney is simultaneously studying human biology at Stanford University. Getting into the school is a feat in itself for most and the amount of work that goes into getting a degree at the school is a great challenge for any student. Courtney manages to juggle being a student with intense training to compete at the top of her sport and traveling the world to race it.
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