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St. Cloud native Alise Willoughby has advanced to the semifinal round in the Olympic BMX racing event.

Hot on the heels of winning her second BMX world championship title, Alise Willoughby is spending some quality time in her hometown of St. Cloud.

Alise Willoughby (Post) won her second BMX world championship Saturday edging defending champion Laura Smulders in the finals.

A group of central Minnesota athletes is making the journey home after a trip to the world stage.

Some young athletes from the St. Cloud area are headed to the world stage at the end of July.

Some of the best BMX riders in the state stopped by the Benton County Fair this week to showcase their talent.

Family, friends and fans of St. Cloud native Alise Post piled into Marcus Parkwood Cinema today (Wednesday) to watch her hit the track at the Rio Olympics.

Viewing parties have been planned as St. Cloud's own Alise Post competes in the Olympics. You can watch Post in the the BMX races at the Marcus Parkwood Cinema in Waite Park. The viewing parties are free and open to everyone.

A sport centered around balance, concentration and speed will be in the summer Olympics. BMX is a sport for boys and girls of all ages and can be found right here in St. Cloud.

It's a big weekend for local racers as the USA BMX National circuit comes through St. Cloud.