Monday, March 22nd – Training Day

We have extended the registration until Saturday at midnight. Please make sure to sign up if you are attending so coaches can staff accordingly. Athletes not on the registration list will be sent back

Extra Training Days | U12 | U14 |U16 |U21

ACA Entry Level Course | Wed, March 31 -April 2 | Limited capacity 12

If you are interested in taking the ACA Entry Level Course and /or the NCCP Plan a Practice module, use the links below to register. The courses are open to any WMSC coaches who require the EL course and have continued interest in coaching with WMSC next season and all U21 level athletes. The registration will be capped at 12 participants. You must register for each component separately .

Link for the On Snow registration: Registration for BC Alpine – Entry Level Course – On Snow (Whistler April 1-2) | SnowReg

Link for the PAP: Registration for BC Alpine – Entry Level Course – Plan a Practice (Online Mar 31, April 1) | SnowReg

Read more here for the zoom invite and more details…

Rob Boyd Bursary | Nominations deadline Wednesday, March 31st

The ‘Rob Boyd Bursary’ is awarded annually, to the next seasons U18 athletes, making current 2nd year U16’s eligible for the award as well.

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Now in it’s 3rd year, Rob has generously increased the bursary to $3000. Split between 3 deserving athletes, the bursary will be credited to their WMSC account. In time, as the fund grows, additional bursaries may be awarded.

Candidates should embody the ‘WMSC Teamship Values’ and include (but not limited to):

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Passion for the sport – ski racing as well as knowledge/skills/desire to ski all aspects of the mountains.
Sportsmanship – showing positive attitude, assisting fellow athletes and appreciation for officials/volunteers (on or off the slopes).
Be a role model/mentor/ambassador for the sport (yet perhaps have a bit of a wild side?!?).
Work ethic – arrive early, stay late (to take one or two more runs – off piste?), show a willingness to assist coaches, collect/transport training equipment and gear when necessary
Show potential and desire to be successful in racing, and when appropriate, give back to the sport.
Nominations should be submitted by teammates or coaches directly to the WMSC Bursaries Committee at bursaries@wmsc.info explaining why the individual should be considered for this award. Submissions should be in letter form and include anecdotes or examples that exemplify the individuals’ character and/or actions deserving of recognition and support

Dave Murray and Jordan Schick Bursaries | Nominations deadline Wednesday, March 31st

All 2nd year U16 to U21 Athletes who are enrolling to 2021-2022 WMSC season are eligible to receive any of the WMSC Bursaries. These are financial awards which can be applied to further your participation in pre-season camps and races. Rob Boyd, Dave Murray and Jordan Schick set an example in the Ski Racing community and it is in this spirit that we are pleased to honor them with these bursaries.

The purpose of the WMSC bursaries is to support, promote, encourage and sponsor WMSC Teamship Values, sportmanship, leadership and passion for ski racing. These bursaries recognize U16 to U21 athletes who exemplify these qualities.

Dave Murray Bursary – Dave Murray is well known as one of the Crazy Canucks! He ski raced in the same hills as our athletes race today. He left us a legacy: The Dave Murray Bursary of $750 and plaque or trophy awarded to one racer, either gender.

Nominations will be made by coaches for 2nd year U16 athletes moving to U18, U18 or U21 racers with financial need, committed to the the sport; that shows athletic ability and potential to rise in alpine ski racing.

Jordan Schick Bursary of $750 and plaque will be awarded to one racer, either gender

The family of Jordan Schick awards this bursary to a racer at WMSC in Jordan’s memory. Jordan lost his life in a car accident while he was a WMSC racer.

Nominations will be made by Coaches and the bursary will be awarded to one racer in the 2nd year U16 moving to U18, U18 or U21 program

For specific details and criteria, please visit WMSC Awards and Bursaries

World Cup Corner by Roman Torn

This week marked the last races before the World Cup Finals and for some, the last chance for points to extend their season. Only the top 25 in the world rankings in their respective disciplines get to attend next week’s World Cup Final races in Lenzerheide, Switzerland.

This weekend World Cup racers were treated to a wide range of weather, snow conditions, as well as an evening event under the lights.

Women had two slaloms in Are, Sweden. Two races less than 12 hours apart in softer conditions, tested racers abilities. Who could ski the fastest in the ruts.

Day 1 Run #1

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=25l-YQ_WsDA

Run #2

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kiBrsQ3sfMo

A good race with no surprises at the top of the podium.

Good day for Canadians Laurence St Germain Ali Nullmeyer coming in 11th and 12th .

https://www.facebook.com/106124326562/videos/297999705077291

https://www.facebook.com/106124326562/videos/886073035558920

Day 2 Run #1

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IpZR6b1vObg

Run #2

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VmrvNvXkB1I

Some good drama the second day! Big mistake first run by #1 ranked Vhlova made her barely qualify for second run and potentially lose the Slalom overall title. Vhlova’s great second run partly redeemed her error but will make it interesting going into the last race with the title still up for grabs, 37 points separating her and Shiffrin. Another strong day for Canadians Laurence St Germain and Ali Nullmeyer coming in 11th and 16th .

The Men had a GS and Slalom in Kranjska Gora, Slovenia. One race under sunny skies, the other not so much.

GS Run #1

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KQjqk7_07g0

GS Run #2

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EkUW25wgetE

Another winning 2nd run, again crushing the field to take the top of the podium and make the overall title race very interesting. Have to watch to see who it is!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HLFKfdqIcWc

Good day for Canadians Erik Reid and Trevor Philp coming in 16th and 19th .

https://www.facebook.com/106124326562/videos/462951494827280

Coming 7th was all he needed. Austrian, Marco Schwartz take the Slalom overall title.

Slalom Winning Run! They do run World Cups in snow storms.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9mA9HpdVXaw

2nd place

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MprXCD-Z97w

3rd Place

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TIRV7_KTmJo

Extra Training Days | Available Thursdays-Saturday | Registration Opens on Sunday late afternoon and Closes Tuesdays at midnight
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Extra training days are available as below and are subject to availability. Pricing U12-U14 $75/day and U16-U21 $80/day.

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❖ U12 Sunday Athletes can sign up for Fridays and/or Saturdays

❖ U12 Core Athletes can sign up for Fridays

❖ U14-U21 Core Athletes can sign up for Thursdays and/or Fridays

❖ U14-U21 Core Plus Athletes can sign up for Thursdays

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SIGN UP U12 | U14 | U16 | U21

A few dates for your calendar!

Remember, daylight saving time changes this Sunday, March 14

Rob Boyd Bursary | Nominations deadline Wednesday, March 31st

The ‘Rob Boyd Bursary’ is awarded annually, to the next seasons U18 athletes, making current 2nd year U16’s eligible for the award as well.

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Now in it’s 3rd year, Rob has generously increased the bursary to $3000. Split between 3 deserving athletes, the bursary will be credited to their WMSC account. In time, as the fund grows, additional bursaries may be awarded.

Candidates should embody the ‘WMSC Teamship Values’ and include (but not limited to):

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Passion for the sport – ski racing as well as knowledge/skills/desire to ski all aspects of the mountains.
Sportsmanship – showing positive attitude, assisting fellow athletes and appreciation for officials/volunteers (on or off the slopes).
Be a role model/mentor/ambassador for the sport (yet perhaps have a bit of a wild side?!?).
Work ethic – arrive early, stay late (to take one or two more runs – off piste?), show a willingness to assist coaches, collect/transport training equipment and gear when necessary
Show potential and desire to be successful in racing, and when appropriate, give back to the sport.
Nominations should be submitted by teammates or coaches directly to the WMSC Bursaries Committee at bursaries@wmsc.info explaining why the individual should be considered for this award. Submissions should be in letter form and include anecdotes or examples that exemplify the individuals’ character and/or actions deserving of recognition and support.

Dave Murray and Jordan Schick Bursaries | Nominations deadline Wednesday, March 31st

All 2nd year U16 to U21 Athletes who are enrolling to 2021-2022 WMSC season are eligible to receive any of the WMSC Bursaries. These are financial awards which can be applied to further your participation in pre-season camps and races. Rob Boyd, Dave Murray and Jordan Schick set an example in the Ski Racing community and it is in this spirit that we are pleased to honor them with these bursaries.

The purpose of the WMSC bursaries is to support, promote, encourage and sponsor WMSC Teamship Values, sportmanship, leadership and passion for ski racing. These bursaries recognize U16 to U21 athletes who exemplify these qualities.

Dave Murray Bursary – Dave Murray is well known as one of the Crazy Canucks! He ski raced in the same hills as our athletes race today. He left us a legacy: The Dave Murray Bursary of $750 and plaque or trophy awarded to one racer, either gender.

Nominations will be made by coaches for 2nd year U16 athletes moving to U18, U18 or U21 racers with financial need, committed to the the sport; that shows athletic ability and potential to rise in alpine ski racing.

Jordan Schick Bursary of $750 and plaque will be awarded to one racer, either gender

The family of Jordan Schick awards this bursary to a racer at WMSC in Jordan’s memory. Jordan lost his life in a car accident while he was a WMSC racer.

Nominations will be made by Coaches and the bursary will be awarded to one racer in the 2nd year U16 moving to U18, U18 or* U21* program

For specific details and criteria, please visit WMSC Awards and Bursaries

World Cup Corner by Roman Torn

This weekend the women slowed it down, skiing slalom and GS in Slovakia while the men put on the long skis after a couple weeks off in Saalbach, Austria.

Women’s SL Jansa, Slovakia

Home country hero Petra Vlhova does a great job skiing at home but just misses the top of the podium. Shiffrin skis a very fast 2nd run bottom section from the last flush down to the finish and captures “another” well-deserved Slalom win. Her 45th!

1st Run

https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/1869612612000

2nd Run

Great skiing.

https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/1869656131579

Canadian Laurence ST-GERMAIN with a good race finishing 10th

Ali Nullmeyer 22nd

Erin Mielzynski 24th

Women’s GS , Jansa Slovakia

2nd Run

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gcdBqcJGy8o

After just missing out in the Slalom, Vlhova pulls out a great win at home in the GS!

Alice Robinson had a crushing second run, coming from behind and placing 2nd. Watch it at 33:19.

Canadian Cassidy Gray 27th

Men’s Downhill Saalbach Austria

There was supposed to be two Downhills but the first race on Friday was stopped after nine racers due to thick fog and heavy snowfall. Bummer for Dominic Paris who was leading at the time. Second race went off with good weather although softer conditions than we have seen in the past couple speed races.

Can you spot where Fuez lost .71 hundreds and the race in the first turn? Look carefully at how much he belly’s out the first left hander and the extra distance he travels compared to Kriechmayr. Was that it?

https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/1869641283895

Top Canadian Jeffery Reid 23rd

WMSC Alumni

Brodie Seger 26th

Broderick Thompson 40th

James Crawford 43rd

Men’s Super G Saalbach Austria

Dominating Winning run: If you want to win a World Cup, this is how you do it. Get use to seeing this name at the top of the leader board for years to come.

https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/1869945923810

Top Canadian Jeffery Reid 19th

Broderick Thompson 24th

Sorry I could not find coverage of the entire SGS race. If anyone has sources of other race video streams, please pass them onto me.

Mackenzie Top Peak Contest | $50,000 grant

“Mackenzie Investments is searching for Canada’s Top Peak – the one ski club that is a little bit more invested in the people, the place and the sport you love.”
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The winner of this contest will be granted a prize of $50,000, to be invested back into their community. This is an opportunity for us to highlight our amazing and inspiring WMSC program. Creating awareness and participation through social media, as well as joining our Top Peak Team, Whistler Mountain Ski Club will earn us points, inching us towards the Mackenzie Investments reward.
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We encourage athletes, coaches, parents and volunteers to use the hashtag Top Peak WMSC (#TopPeakWMSC) and Mackenzie Top Peak Contest (#MackenzieTopPeakContest) when posting on social media.

Don’t forget to register for our team here. Happy posting!

Extra Training Days | Available Thursdays-Saturday | Registration Opens on Sunday late afternoon and Closes Tuesdays at midnight
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Extra training days are available as below and are subject to availability. Pricing U12-U14 $75/day and U16-U21 $80/day.

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❖ U12 Sunday Athletes can sign up for Fridays and/or Saturdays

❖ U12 Core Athletes can sign up for Fridays

❖ U14-U21 Core Athletes can sign up for Thursdays and/or Fridays

❖ U14-U21 Core Plus Athletes can sign up for Thursdays

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SIGN UP U12 | U14 | U16 | U21

Nancy Greene-Nat Bosa Bursary | Only 3 days to Apply

Nancy Greene – Nat Bosa Bursary: Nancy Greene played an instrumental role in starting the Blackcomb Ski and Snowboard Club (which merged into WMSC) and in supporting the Canadian junior skier development program. Nancy has continued to be a great supporter of ski racing in Canada over the years. Nat Bosa and his companies have provided the Whistler Mountain Ski Club and the Blackcomb Ski and Snowboard Club with financial assistance for the construction of both ski cabins and have continued to support WMSC and our athletes over the years.

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To recognize the tremendous contributions of Nancy and Nat in support of ski racing in Whistler the Whistler Mountain Ski Club created the Nancy Greene/Nat Bosa Bursary. These funds are intended to contribute towards coaching fees, travel expenses, equipment costs and other expenses related to the development of our ski racers. To qualify an athlete must be active in a Club program (U18/U21, U16, U14, U12), BC Team or National Team. The Board of Directors has appointed a committee to administer the Bursary and athletes should submit their requests, in confidence, to the committee by the end of February. Awards are announced in March and funds applied to the recipient’s racer account. Award criteria include perceived financial need, program costs, the athlete’s character and skill level, and parental volunteerism.

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Apply to bursaries@wmsc.info. The deadline is Sunday, February, 28.

Spring Break Recovery Days | Monday March 15th and 22nd

We are adding Monday March 15th and March 22 to recover the days missed earlier due to extreme weather. You still will need to register your athletes at free of cost to allow Lead Coaches to staff properly. Also, you will need to complete the Daily Health Check (DHC)

We hope to see as many of you then!

Sign up U12 | U14 | U16 | U21

2021-2022 HH Team Uniforms Try-on Sessions and pre-orders | Feb 27 & 28 and March 5-7

If your athlete(s) will need a new uniform for next season, we will host a few try-on sessions this weekend and next. The pre-orders are due on Sunday, March 7th.

To comply with our COVID-19 protocols, you will need to book your time slot and wear a mask. We will appreciate that only athletes shopping and one parent attend the sessions.

Sat and Sun, Feb 27 and 28 | 2:30-4:30 pm

Fri, Sat and Sun, March 5-7 | 2:30-4:30 pm

Register here:

21-22 HH Uniform Try-on and pre-ordering, Adult Sizes only | Feb 27 and 28

21-22 HH Uniform Try-on and pre-ordering, All Sizes | Mar 5-7

World Cup Corner by Roman Torn

Shifting toward the technical events of the World Championships, mid-week saw the running of the parallel and team parallel events. These events are relatively new and have their quirks and criticisms. For example, the parallel is run in a format that racers randomly draw which course they are to first run, red or blue. If all else is fair and equal the courses should be the same for both athletes for both runs on either course.

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The maximum deficit for the first run is .50 of a second as long as the racer finishes the run without DQ. For the second run, the idea is the start gate is staggered in favour of the winner of the first run getting a head start on the opposite course with the lead over the other racers.

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In theory this sounds fair and good until one course is significantly slower than the other which was the case in both the men’s and women’s races. This is because on average the slower course was closer to 1 second slower making it hard for any racer who randomly drew and raced the fast course first and the slow course second to win their heat. “Regardless of the outcome of the races you cannot deny they are entertaining.”

Men’s and Women’s Parallel

https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/1861995587913

Team Parallel

https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/1862662211546

Canada placed 7th

Both the Men’s and Women’s GS races showcased a lot of amazing skiing on challenging hills and surfaces. Hard snow with lots of turns all the way to the both, on the pitches and flats.

Men’s Giant Slalom

https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/1862904899838

Winning run

https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/1863710787818

Women’s Giant Slalom , super close race!

1st run

https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/1863195715562

Women’s Giant Slalom

2nd run

https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/1863243843543

Cassidy Gray 23rd

Men’s Slalom

https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/1862911043659

Winning run

https://www.fis-ski.com/en/alpine-skiing/alpine-news-multimedia/news-multimedia/videos/2021/2/sebastian-foss-solevaag-gold-men-s-slalom-2021-fis-world-alpine-ski-championships-Dkxp8QjcWh4

Women’s Slalom

https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/1862909507810

Winning run by the best skier of the day!

https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/1864090691931

Laurence St. Germain 17th

Ali nullmeyer 24th

Amelia Smart 27th

Extra Training Days | Available Thursdays-Saturday | Registration Opens on Sunday late afternoon and Closes Tuesdays at midnight
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Extra training days are available as below and are subject to availability. Pricing U12-U14 $75/day and U16-U21 $80/day.

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❖ U12 Sunday Athletes can sign up for Fridays and/or Saturdays

❖ U12 Core Athletes can sign up for Fridays

❖ U14-U21 Core Athletes can sign up for Thursdays and/or Fridays

❖ U14-U21 Core Plus Athletes can sign up for Thursdays

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SIGN UP U12 | U14 | U16 | U21

World Cup Corner by Roman Torn

World Championships , Cortina d’Ampezzo

The next two weeks the town and resort of Cortina d’Ampezzo will be showcasing the 46th World Championships. Unlike winter Olympics which are every 4 years, in ski racing World Championships are held every two years with Men and women generally racing at the same venue and sometimes on the same hill. This can create interesting dynamics for men and women racers and organizers. This year Women have the luxury of being very familiar with the course as they race annually World Cup speed events at Cortina most years. The last time there was a men’s World Cup DH at Cortina was 31 years ago. Makes me feel really old, as I raced in the last men’s DH on this hill in 1990.

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Another key point that should be known is, similar to Olympics there is a maximum of four athletes per nation per event participating in the World Championships. Along with the added pressure that this high profile event places on the top contenders, the opportunity for athletes that normally would run further back in World Cups produces exciting races and sometimes surprise results.

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Men’s Super G

https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/1858921539536

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Great race. Lots of drama and a good example of a course that played massive head games with some of the best skiers in the world. Best skier ended up winning but with some surprises at the top of the leader board. Won’t ruin it but make sure you watch Brodie Seger #28 at 1:21:45. James Crawford had a strong finish with a 14th finish, with Jeffery Reid 18th.

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Women’s Super G

https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/1858852931881

Good solid race. The return of Michela Shiffrin to skiing a speed event for the first time this year. Another strong showing for Marie Michele Gagnon coming in 6th.

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Men’s Downhill

https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/1860812867761

Not as exciting a race as the Super G. On top, a Super G course stuffed into a downhill with everyone doing their best to adapt. Very close race for the podium. Canadian James Crawford with the top finish at 21st, Jeffrey Reid 26th and Broderick Thompson 29th.

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Women’s Downhill

https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/1860419139527

Cleanest turns won the race with the tuck turns on the flats making the difference for the winner. Marie Michele Gagnon a respectable 13th.

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Men’s Combined SGS / Slalom

Amazing skiing from James Crawford, starting near the back of the pack to win the Super G segment. Confidence, early pressure and letting it run with a light touch gave him the time to beat going into the slalom segment of the combined. Watch at 1:17.22 . Strong skiing from the other Canadians as well in the SGS.

https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/1861222467664

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Men’s Combined Slalom

https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/1861308995512

Slalom skiers take over for a single run on the short skis. Watch James Crawford starting #1 make great slalom turns and a run that earns him a fantastic 4th place just off the overall podium in the combined. Other Canadians Trevor Phillip finished a respectable 10th , Broderick Thompson 11th , with Jeffrey Reid 22nd .

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Women’s Combined Slalom

https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/1861272131557

Michela showed she is still one of the best overall skiers in the world, standing on the top of the podium after a very solid run of slalom in very icy conditions that made the relatively flat course a challenge for the others. Unfortunately no Canadians finished both runs.

Nancy Greene-Nat Bosa Award | Application deadline February 28
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Nancy Greene – Nat Bosa Bursary: Nancy Greene played an instrumental role in starting the Blackcomb Ski and Snowboard Club (which merged into WMSC) and in supporting the Canadian junior skier development program. Nancy has continued to be a great supporter of ski racing in Canada over the years. Nat Bosa and his companies have provided the Whistler Mountain Ski Club and the Blackcomb Ski and Snowboard Club with financial assistance for the construction of both ski cabins and have continued to support WMSC and our athletes over the years.

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To recognize the tremendous contributions of Nancy and Nat in support of ski racing in Whistler the Whistler Mountain Ski Club created the Nancy Greene/Nat Bosa Bursary. These funds are intended to contribute towards coaching fees, travel expenses, equipment costs and other expenses related to the development of our ski racers. To qualify an athlete must be active in a Club program (U18/U21, U16, U14, U12), BC Team or National Team. The Board of Directors has appointed a committee to administer the Bursary and athletes should submit their requests, in confidence, to the committee by the end of February. Awards are announced in March and funds applied to the recipient’s racer account. Award criteria include perceived financial need, program costs, the athlete’s character and skill level, and parental volunteerism.

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Apply to bursaries@wmsc.info. The deadline is February, 28.

Extra Training Days | Available Thursdays-Saturday | Registration Opens on Sunday late afternoon and Closes Tuesdays at midnight
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Extra training days are available as below and are subject to availability. Pricing U12-U14 $75/day and U16-U21 $80/day.

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❖ U12 Sunday Athletes can sign up for Fridays and/or Saturdays

❖ U12 Core Athletes can sign up for Fridays

❖ U14-U21 Core Athletes can sign up for Thursdays and/or Fridays

❖ U14-U21 Core Plus Athletes can sign up for Thursdays

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COVID REMINDER

We appreciate everyone’s efforts in regards to the Daily Health Checks and wish to remind all our racers that they need to continue to be diligent with their mask wearing – up over their noses!

Nancy Greene-Nat Bosa Award | Application deadline February 28
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Nancy Greene – Nat Bosa Bursary: Nancy Greene played an instrumental role in starting the Blackcomb Ski and Snowboard Club (which merged into WMSC) and in supporting the Canadian junior skier development program. Nancy has continued to be a great supporter of ski racing in Canada over the years. Nat Bosa and his companies have provided the Whistler Mountain Ski Club and the Blackcomb Ski and Snowboard Club with financial assistance for the construction of both ski cabins and have continued to support WMSC and our athletes over the years.

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To recognize the tremendous contributions of Nancy and Nat in support of ski racing in Whistler the Whistler Mountain Ski Club created the Nancy Greene/Nat Bosa Bursary. These funds are intended to contribute towards coaching fees, travel expenses, equipment costs and other expenses related to the development of our ski racers. To qualify an athlete must be active in a Club program (U18/U21, U16, U14, U12), BC Team or National Team. The Board of Directors has appointed a committee to administer the Bursary and athletes should submit their requests, in confidence, to the committee by the end of February. Awards are announced in March and funds applied to the recipient’s racer account. Award criteria include perceived financial need, program costs, the athlete’s character and skill level, and parental volunteerism.

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Apply to bursaries@wmsc.info . The deadline is February, 28.

World Cup Corner | By Roman Torn

With the World Championships next week, it was a light weekend of racing with only Men’s DH and SGS taking place at Garmish. Women had the weekend off.

Racing on a shortened course due to very mild temperatures and soft conditions made conditions tough for all, especially later numbers. This course is deceivingly tough with the last left corner before the finishing stretch being a good indicator of who has any legs left.

https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/1854666307830

Tough day for the Canadians running in the back with WMSC’s Broderick Thompsen pulling out the best finish coming 32 just out of the points starting way back in 54th. Good effort considering the conditions. Others started 43,44,48.

Winning run, super solid, very strong outside ski.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XtmIB0O4rE0

Don’t usually show crashes but this is great example of a racer that walked away from a fall thanks to netting doing exactly what it was supposed to do. This is what you do not want to do just before a jump.

Joseph Ferstel, Germany

https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/1854603843530

The Super G the next day saw another day where soft conditions made it challenging for late starters to contend. Good day racing though for WMSC’s James Crawford and Brodie Seger coming in 19th and 21st respectively . Brodie starting 38th was one of the only later numbers to come in the points. Watch this really solid run at 1:33:44. Broderick Thompsen once again coming 32.

https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/1855449667985

Winning run by the SGS points leader.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CW22o9fCO8E

Extra Training Days | Available Thursdays-Saturday | Registration Opens on Sunday late afternoon and Closes Tuesdays at midnight

Extra training days are available as below and are subject to availability. Pricing U12-U14 $75/day and U16-U21 $80/day.

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❖ U12 Sunday Athletes can sign up for Fridays and/or Saturdays

❖ U12 Core Athletes can sign up for Fridays

❖ U14-U21 Core Athletes can sign up for Thursdays and/or Fridays

❖ U14-U21 Core Plus Athletes can sign up for Thursdays

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