9.17.22 ❤️ the happiest day of our life! Thanks to the many hands and hearts that made this party so beyond our wildest dreams. - Kate Courtney
Courtney, 25, graduated from Stanford University in her native Northern California in 2017, the same year she won her first U.S. National Cycling Championship in cross country pro. She repeated as national champion in 2018 and also won her historic gold medal at the world championships. Hers Her victory in the cross-country women's was the first for an American at the world championships after Alison Dunlap in 2001. Courtney made history again the following year in 2019 by becoming the first American woman - again after Dunlap - to win an overall world cup title, winning in an exciting final race that saw her overtake the Swiss Jolanda Neff for the first place.
Congratulations Kate and Will.
