The club has been contacted by Vitalise looking for helpers on an upcoming ski holiday for blind skiers…
Enjoy a fantastic week of skiing and enable a visually impaired skier to do the same at a discounted price of just £489
The club has been contacted by Vitalise looking for helpers on an upcoming ski holiday for blind skiers…
Enjoy a fantastic week of skiing and enable a visually impaired skier to do the same at a discounted price of just £489
Here’s the updated programme for the British Championships at Ruhpolding.
We are delighted to be able to inform the club that at the AGM of Snowsport Scotland Peter Thorn was recognised as Snowsport Scotland Ski Person of the Year for his contribution to Huntly Nordic Ski Club and SnowSport Scotland Nordic Committee.
The citation delivered by Jane Harvey included:
“It is 11 years since the founding of Huntly Nordic Ski Club. Peter Thorn has been the secretary of the club since its inception. However the term “secretary” does not do justice to the many things Pete does for the club: secretary; event organiser; race organiser; race director; fiercely competitive veteran racer; equipment provider and maintainer; coach; tour leader; track setter in Clashindarroch forest; newsletter editor. He liaises with Forest Enterprise to maintain access to the forest trails and interfaces with local planners on other threats such as the proposed wind farm.”………. Continue reading
If you can’t wait for it to drop on your doormat, here’s the latest club newsletter. Be warned – Pete’s been burning the midnight oil on this one, it is a massive 4.4Mb in size.
Newsletter 32 Nov 2009
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You might have noticed Huntly made the national news on Monday following flooding in the town on Sunday night. That flooding had to include the area covered by the ski centre, fortunately the buildings were unscathed, but there have been many tonnes of shingle dumped on the rollerski track and there has been quite a lot of damage to the track as well.
Below are some photos from Carys Thorn and others
The club AGM was held on 29th October. Frank Musgrave resigned as Chairperson so he could focus more time on BNDS commitments. Nick May was welcomed as the new child protection officer. Continue reading
Eagle eyed visitors to the ski centre today will have noticed members of the BritNordic Ski team trying out their new strips for the 2009/2010 season. The strip this year is sponsored by Trimtex the Norwegian sportswear manufacturer based in Lillesand. Hopefully they will receive lots of positive publicity from our team members this year!
Despite the terrible weather the Ski Centre open day went ahead today. Hardy skiers turned out with visitors from as far afield as Glasgow and Crieff, although numbers were considerably down on 2008. Sessions were held througout the day on to give members of the public tasters in Nordic Walking, Nordic Skiing and downhill technique on Nordic Skis.
Results of the GB Rollerski Championships are included here.
The men’s individual competition was won by Andrzej Honezar ahead of Ian Ballentine.
While The ladies individual competition was won by Karolina Bicova ahead of Faye Potton of the RAF and club member Debora May.
Full results below.
GB11 – GB Champs Ladies and Junior Men 6 km
GB11 GB Champs Senior Men 9 km
See how these results affect the final standings of the GB Rollerski Championships…here