Moses Lake BMX showed growth, strength in ‘25
Young riders at the Race for Life event in June prepare to ride at the top of the hill at the Moses Lake BMX track. Moses Lake BMX President Jeff Niehenke said the goal for next season will be to try and bring in more new riders and overall increase the amount of riders.
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Local BMX rider, Alli Kay Tatum, before one of her races at the UI BMX World Championships. Moses Lake BMX President Jeff Niehenke said the girls had a strong showing in BMX this year.
The concessions stand and concrete patio and walkway were all recent additions to the Moses Lake BMX track this season. These additions were made possible in collaboration with the Moses Lake Rotary Club.
Moses Lake BMX riders gather for a photo following their Halloween event towards the end of the season. The events held during the last few months of the season allowed for spectators to fully experience the upgrades made to the facility.
MOSES LAKE — The Moses Lake BMX group had a big year in 2025 as they experienced growth in their riders and the facility. With the season ending in November, Jeff Niehenke, President of Moses Lake BMX, has had time to reflect and plan for what’s to come at the start of the next season.
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