Skiing News December 2007

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MONDAY, 31 DECEMBER 2007
	Pats Peak Racing Series to be Held Jan. 2
	Snowboarding and skiing enthusiasts are invited to join Pats Peak Adult/Corporate Racing Series which will kick off tomorrow, January 2. This competition is open to teams. Interested participants who currently do not have any team may be assigned to other teams. To join the competition, a registration fee of $650 for each team is required. This will cover the expenses for weekly rac Read Full Story
SUNDAY, 30 DECEMBER 2007
	Elite Skiers to Congregate at US XC Championships
	A total of 450 world class skiers are expected to showcase their skiing skills at the 2008 US Cross Country Championships which will commence on Jan. 1 at the Michigan Tech. According to Pete Vordenberg, US Cross Country Head Coach, they expect to have another huge field. Vordenberg also said that excitement will no doubt flare up as there’s more at stake in the competition. Vordenbe Read Full Story
THURSDAY, 27 DECEMBER 2007
	Revelstoke Mountain Resort Now Open
	The Revelstoke Mountain Resort at British Columbia, Canada finally opened to skiers last Saturday, December 22. It was initiated with a ribbon cutting ceremony spearheaded by Revelstoke Mayor Mark Mckee. Nearly 2,000 skiers and snowboarders alike were welcomed with five feet high snow, lift-serviced terrain that reaches up to 4,735 feet, and nearly 1,500 acres of skiing terrain. The Read Full Story
	Free Skiing at Spruce Mountain
	The Spruce Mountain Ski Club is currently spearheading a fundraiser that will allow businesses to support a night of free skiing. According to a press release by the Spruce Mountain Ski Club, all businesses that wish to participate in the said fundraising event will be advertised by Spruce Mountain with the help of media sources as well as welcome banners and signs that will be installed Read Full Story
	US Ski, Snowboard Team Foundation has New Trustees
	The US Ski and Snowboard Team Foundation’s President and CEO Bill Marolt recently revealed the names of its two new trustees namely, Palo Alto, California’s Frederic W. Harman and Macon, Georgia’s Robert F. Hatcher. Marolt’s announcement also discloses that aside from being top businessmen, both Harman and Hatcher are active in contributing to their respective communities and most importa Read Full Story