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Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario's premier cross country ski club with programs, lessons, and races that cater to all ages and abilities; located in the beautiful Hiawatha Highlands.
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Soo Finnish Nordic Ski Club gratefully acknowledges the financial support of the Ontario Trillium Foundation, an agency of the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Recreation. The Foundation receives annually $100 million in government funding generated through Ontario's charity casino initiative. It provides grants to eligible charitable and not-for-profit organizations in the arts, culture, sports, recreation, environment and social service sectors.
Contact Information E-mail contactus@soofinnishnordic.com Soo Finnish Nordic Ski Club FAX (705) 945-7577 See About Us for Club Executive and Jackrabbit contact information. |
Ski Trails Are Great In The Summer
New Club Coaching Model Several meetings have taken place recently to discuss a new club coaching model. Links are provided below for those interested in reviewing the minutes and notes from the various meetings. Motion presented at the June 18 meeting. Minutes from the June 15 meeting. Minutes from the June 10 meeting. Minutes from the May 28th meeting.
Have questions? Please contact Jennifer McFarling at jmcfarling@shaw.ca or 942-7380. SFNSC Skiers At Haywood Ski Nationals Eight Soo skiers raced in the freestyle events at the Ski Nationals in Duntroon on Monday. Local skiers inlcuded Erin Mallinger, Hillary Mallinger, Francis Mallinger, Matthew Cuddy, Andrew Barbeau, Spencer Hogan and Jack Carlyle. Jack placed 13th overall in the 5km freestyle race in the Juvenile Boys category. See Zone4 for the rest of the results. SFNSC Skiers At Haywood Ski Nationals Four Sault Ste. Marie skiers participated in the sprint relays held at Duntroon on Sunday, March 8. Andrew Barbeau and Spencer Hogan represented the Soo Finnish Nordic Ski Club (SFNSC) while Erin Mallinger skied for the University of Toronto and Matt Cuddy skied for Lakehead University. Results for this race and other races this week can be found at Zone4.ca Canadian Cross-Country Ski Team Strides into Southern Ontario for Haywood Ski Nationals DUNTROON, Ont. More than 500 of Canada’s top cross-country skiers in four age groups and Para-Nordic skiers will stride into southern Ontario, where they will compete in the 82nd Haywood Ski Nationals in Duntroon, Ontario north of Toronto, March 8-15, 2009 more... Mabel Lake Tour More than 65 skiers participated in the annual ski tour to Mabel Lake. The sun was shining brightly and the temperature remained just below freezing, resulting in great spring skiing conditions. The trail was icy after the thaw that had occurred earlier in the week, but that didn't diminish the experience. Everyone seemed to enjoy the sunny weather. Double poling along the creek on the return trip was fantastic. The turkey dinner and wonderful deserts back at the Kin Centre were also a highlight of the day. Thanks to the many volunteers involved in making this event a great success.
Ontario Midget Championships Soo Finnish Nordic Ski Club (SFNSC) racers collected 5 medals at the Ontario Midget Cross Country Ski Championships hosted by the SFNSC and held at Hiawatha Highlands on Saturday, February 28 and Sunday March 1. A total of 96 athletes from 12 clubs participated. Medal winners were: Two SFNSC racers were singled out for exceptional technique awards: See the results page for final results from all of the events.
Ontario Midget Championships
Day 1 of the Ontario Midget Championships started off with mass start freestyle races in the morning. Competitors raced in Midget Boys, Midget Girls, Mini Midget Boys and Mini Midget Girls categories and raced 3km and 2km distances. The start of the race was delayed becuase of cold temperatures. The Club Relays took place in the afternoon under sunny skies. |
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Join the Club 2009 - 2010 Club Membership (On-line Registration available in the fall) The Membership Form in PDF format can be downloaded here. The following is just a sampling of the benefits of being a member of the Soo Finnish Nordic Ski Club.
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