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Can Lea Davison Grab an Olympic Medal?

August 3, 2016August 18, 2016 Lisa Lynn 5644 Views Lea Davison, mountain bike, Olympics, Rio

Coming off a World Championship silver medal, Jericho’s Lea Davison stands a good chance at an Olympic mountain bike medal

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Magazine Past Issues 

Vermont Sports Magazine, August 2016

August 2, 2016August 30, 2016 Vermont Sports 4020 Views bike commuting, Bolton Quarries, BTV, Burlington, climbing, gear, Glenn Eames, Grand Isle, Lake Champlain, Laura Graves, Lea Davison, Old Spokes Home, Rio Olympics, Sarah True, Tough Schist, Travis Peckham

DEPARTMENTS The Start | Who’s Headed to Rio? p. 5 Great Outdoors | Waterfront Revival p. 7 Weekend Away | Island Time

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Athletes 

Lea Davison: Mountain Biking’s Maven

December 15, 2015 Evan Johnson 3501 Views 2016 Olympics, Cross-Country World Cup, Lea Davison, mountain biking

Although she has been a strong contender on the international mountain biking circuit for a number of years, 2015 was

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Athletes Featured+ 

Meet the Athletes of 2015

December 15, 2015December 16, 2015 Evan Johnson 4521 Views Alicia Dana, Andy Newell, Brendan Rhim, cross-country running, CrossFit, cycling, Flo Meiler, Hannah Kearney, Kasie Enman, Kelly Clark, Lea Davison, Mat Fraser, most inspiring athletes, paracycling, Robby Kelley, Skiing, snowboarding, Tim Kelley, Vermonters

Vermonters know how to play hard. It’s part of our nature. Through all seasons and all kinds of weather, we

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Biking 

High Riding | Lea Davison Followed the Singletrack to the 2012 Olympics

September 1, 2012August 30, 2012 Sarah Galbraith 3349 Views Lea Davison, mountain biking, Olympics

Jericho’s Lea Davison was always preparing for the day she’d compete in the Olympics. She was brought up participating in

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Athletes Biking 

Dirt Divas and Little Bellas: Mountain Biking as a Metaphor for Life

August 1, 2012October 26, 2017 Phyl Newbeck 4675 Views Lea Davison, Little Bellas, mountain biking

Vermont girls should be willing to get a little dirty. That’s the message sent by two Vermont-based mountain bike programs,

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