It is no surprise that the River City is home to many talented cyclists, and Sunday proved just that...
According to the Canadian Cyclist, Kamloops' Catharine Pendrel was chosen by the editors as the Canadian Cyclist of the Decade.
The 39-year-old had a tremendous past 10 years, becoming world champion twice and winning 10 of her 11 World Cups.
Catharine Pendrel is the Canadian Cyclist of the Decade https://t.co/RG3WOMw7mP pic.twitter.com/G1xtiQCRmw
— Canadian Cyclist (@cdncyclist) December 29, 2019
Pendrel, who is a member of the Clif Pro Team, also is a three-time Canadian Olympian. She most recently captured a bronze medal in the cross country mountain biking event at the 2016 Olympics in Rio, Brazil.
For more on Pendrel and the award, click here.
Congratulations @cpendrel! Well deserved👏🏻👏🏻#kamloops https://t.co/RxXus3gr4v
— Tourism Kamloops (@TourismKamloops) December 30, 2019
