Carrabassett Valley, ME -- On a warm sunny day at Sugarloaf, Ryan Kelly (Colby asst coach)  and Olga Golovkina (Colby) skied away from their respective fields to win the day.  In the 25K it was David Norris (Fairbanks, AK) leading a star-studded field of junior men and Natalie Ruppertsberger (Bates) returning from NCAA's to take the women's win.
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Carrabassett Valley, ME -- At the conclusion of today's 50K TD Bank Sugarloaf Ski Marathon eleven athletes were awarded the 180K Challenger Award for completing all four races (White Mountain Classic 30K, Craftsbury Marathon 50K, Rangeley Lakes Loppet 50K, and Sugarloaf Ski Marathon 50K) at the maximum distance.  Embroidered Toko hats, medals, and the feeling of being part of an elite crew of marathoners was the reward.
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Due to a short turnaround time we did not meet the minimum number of registrants needed to hold the race, so it is cancelled. However, Gunstock will still be open for skiing- the snow is fabulous so come on out and ski while it lasts!

 

 

The weather is expected to be sunny and 50 degrees, snow is still good, nice mix of age group prizes like Kennebec Chocolates and raffle prizes from Mammut/Toko, Salomon, Swix, etc. Amazing racers include several junior national champions in the 25K, a top-20 NCAA skier in the 50K, and many of the region’s best masters. Day of race registration encouraged for those who want to join us!  Link to View Start Lists and Schedule Details.

GMVS Nordic will be hosting two dryland camps this summer in Waitsfield, VT. Camps are designed to bring junior skiers together to train and have fun!
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I have heard from a few people looking to carpool to Fort Kent. Some only want to go for the Marathon, others will be staying the whole week. If you are willing to offer a spot in your vehicle or if you are looking for a ride, please post on the NENSA Forum here! This will help us reduce our carbon footprint!

The Sweden Trip" leaves for its tenth running on the 9th of June and returns on the 29th after dry-land and on-snow training in Sweden and Norway.
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Link to stories and photos at:  SkiTrax.com | Fasterskier.com

Stowe Nordic Outing Club's Wednesday weekly race series traditionally ends with the Costume Race.  This year the race coincided with St. Patrick's Day so some atttire reflected that theme. 
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Old wet snow is featured at all events this weekend -- a great time to break out some Jetstream!
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Don't miss this event!  Fort Kent, ME—Spring has come early to Aroostook County, but the snow has stayed with us. Daytime highs in the 40s and 50s with cold, clear nights well below freezing have made for excellent crust skiing, fast early morning conditions and softening snow in the afternoons.
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This and more: "This morning we started our day early with a beauuuutiful classic tour to Pellestova, which is Scottie's dog's namesake.  The tracks were firm and the snow was sparkling.  The sky was blue and it wasn't too windy...we couldn't have asked for a nicer day for a long ski.  We wound our way up for a while and then down, down, down through powder.  We were skiing on a plateau, which is much different from any New England landscape...you could see 360 degrees of white with a few specks of evergreens."  Link to Blog