A few weeks ago, I found out that a good friend of mine had developed a tumor near the bottom of her spine. For years, she had experienced unexplained pain in her lower back. Like so many of us probably would, she attributed it to other things. Cancer wasn't what she expected. When doctors finally performed an MRI, they discovered a tumor. It was too large to surgically remove as it was, but without removing it, the tumor would continue to grow. It had to come out. For severa

Golden Moments has given me purpose beyond the race itself. Riding for Goldie changed the way I see this event. LOTOJA can be more than a race. It can be a chance to ride with purpose and to help create meaningful moments for families facing cancer.

There’s a stretch of road in Boise, Idaho, I will never drive past the same way again. At first glance, it’s just another street—right in front of Julia Davis Park, not far from Boise State. But for me, it holds something more. It holds a moment. In the fall of 2020, I stood there with my best friend, Goldie, and her family. We were waiting for the BYU football team to drive by on their way to the stadium. Her boys, Tate and Payden, were full of excitement—Tate proudly weari