All are welcome. Please pass along this information to anyone wanting to attend Tom’s memorial service. Thank you.
Read more Tom Kendall’s Memorial Service, Sunday 9/29 at 1pm, at the Dartmouth Skiway
Our community is heartbroken by the loss of Tom Kendall. “The Kendall family is organizing a service for Tom at the Dartmouth Skiway Sunday afternoon September 29th. If you would like to join us, please send an email to [email protected] or add your name at the link below if you’d like to attend. I’m just starting to gatherRead more about Tom Kendall Memorial[…]
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The New York Ski Educational Foundation (NYSEF), the New England Nordic Ski Association (NENSA), the Olympic Regional Development Authority (ORDA) and High Peaks Cyclery (HPC) invite athletes, friends, family and fans to a Rollerski race weekend in Lake Placid, NY. This is the second event of the NENSA / HPC Rollerski Series, following the sensationalRead more about Adirondack Rollerski Mini Tour: Doubleday, and Climb To The Castle[…]
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Last week, NENSA’s rollerski agility ramps were a playground for over 200 individual skiers. From their home in Warren, Vermont the ramps flew south to Dublin, NH then on to Stratton, VT before making their way back north to Hanover, NH. The ramps’ creator, Competitive Program Director Justin Beckwith, traveled with them in the backRead more about Rollerski Agility Tour[…]
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Hot off the press from the Boston Globe today! A great article on the Stratton T2 Team’s visit to Boston this past week and inspiring the next generation of cross country skiers! Enjoy! Boston Globe Article 8/9/19: Cross-Country Ski Stars Encourage the Next Generation
Read more Boston Globe Article 8/9/19: Cross-Country Ski Stars Encourage the Next Generation
"I started in the Bill Koch League and then graduated to the Eastern Cup circuit, finding awesome competition and fun races all winter long. I proudly wore the New England snowflakes at five Junior National Championships and still train in the suit from time to time for a burst of added energy."
"As a coach on the U.S. Ski Team, I can count on NENSA and its clubs to continue to feed athletes into our international racing programs. We’ve seen many New England athletes succeed at these levels, some of which emerge ultimately as World Cup stars. You’re well represented by Kris Freeman, Andy Newell, Liz Stephen, Ida Sargent, and Sophie Caldwell. NENSA is not done building this list. This is just the beginning."
