- Online Registration – There is DOR for both Saturday and Sunday
Dublin Double, Dublin School
Cheri Walsh Memorial, Holderness School
Saturday February 15, 2020 – Start Lists
Freestyle Interval Start Prologue (3km all skiers) and Freestyle Sprint Qualifier (1.5km all skiers)
The second running of this exciting race format – in 2019 racers were able to post top speeds in a speed trap! Competitors will race two separate distances: 3.0km and 1.5km. The 3.0km represents a prologue distance (& JN relay distance) and the 1.5km a sprint qualification – there are no rounds. Each race will be scored to the NRL and included in New England Junior National rankings. Skiers will be seeded by U.S. Ski & Snowboard Overall points for both races.
There IS Day of Race Registration for Saturday.– Both courses marked for inspection from 8am – 9:55am
– Please note (and give yourself enough time at the start) competitors will be chipped for each event. They will keep their bibs between races – please make sure to return all bibs after the Sprint!
-Two moving coaches bibs per team can be signed out at registration.
– There are trophies for U16, U18, and U20 divisions for both races! Don’t miss awards at 2:15pm!
– Parking Map.
Sunday February 16, 2020 – Start Lists.
Classic Interval Start (5km U16, 10km Women / Men)
The final race of the 2020 NENSA Eastern Cup Series. Following the race there will be an awards ceremony and the recognition of the New England Junior National Team qualifiers.
– Courses for Sunday are open for skiing and testing in the direction of travel – no coaches bibs.
– Please note and utilize the warmup area – it will be groomed the same time as course.
– There is DOR for the EC (up to 60 minutes before starts – please register as early as possible)
– Please note Bill Koch Race Registration is Day of Race Only – 10:00-11:30am
- Online Registration – There is DOR for Sunday
Dublin – https://www.skireg.com/nensa-dublin-double
Holderness – https://www.skireg.com/ec4day2
- All racers MUST be NENSA & US Ski & Snowboard members ($10 daily NENSA membership). (Masters on Sunday NENSA or one day).
83% Classic Pole Rule: Classic poles have to be no more then 83% of your height, wearing your ski boots. Pole height is measured from the tip of your pole to the top of your pole strap. There will not be a measuring station at the start – it is each athlete’s responsibility their poles correct length. TD’s have the right to measure and questionable length poles at the finish.