It’s Bring Your Toy to Ski Day at Ski Cats this Sunday, March 7. Come out and enjoy early spring skiing.
MSHS Race Team will bag groceries at Econo Foods, Saturday March 27 from 11-5pm as a fundraiser to offset team expenses. Do your grocery shopping, put the race team to work, and help Econo Foods help the team! Contact Claire Twohey at cps2e@aim.com to take a short shift or with questions. Racer participation needed.
Defending champion, Ellen Wiitala (MSHS Nordic Ski Team), takes State Champion title again! 
And, a huge thank you to Deb Muskovitch, Race Director, and her crew of volunteers!
NO Ski Cats this Sunday, Feb. 28 as scheduled. Next session is March 7 and it’s BRING YOUR TOY TO SKI day. Contact Carrie Pearson at cpwpear@aol.com or 228-4465 for more info.
Honey Bear Classic Ski Race Entry Form
Saturday, February 27, 2010 Big Bay, MI, 25 miles north of Marquette
15K and 30K Races over beautifully “groomed wilderness”
Registration: 10:00 am – 11:30 am at the Thunder Bay Inn in Big Bay
Race starts at NOON Awards, refreshments and bluegrass music at 2:00 pm
Entry fee: $25, meal tickets $5,
For more information, call NTN at 235-6861 or Kristi at 250-3350
SnoBear Biathalon Event Registration Form (Crystal Falls, MI, sponsored by the 4-H)
High School Race Team Results: click on Programs tab, Youth Program, Race Team for results.
Rental Equipment: Ski Cats and Adventure Club registrants — contact Carrie Pearson at cpwpear@aol.com or 228-4465. You’ll need to know your child’s weight and shoe size. If you need rental equipment for Prep or Race Team members, contact Deb Muskovitch at debby@northjackson.com. Click on Programs above for more information.
The new Noquemanon Trail Network Forestville Trailhead area map is here
! Click on the map for trail changes and new Ojibway trail names. When you see her, say thank you to Laurie Weesen, Ski Operations Committee Chairperson, and her crew of volunteers for enhancing our ski experience once again!
Click the Noquemanon Trail Network link under “Links” for trail conditions and sign up to receive daily trail report emails.
It is membership renewal time! Click ”About Us” above for a membership application form. Member benefits include: early entrance to ski and bike swaps (snag good deals B4 the general public!), 4x yearly newsletter (keep in touch!), discounts at local sports shops on nordic equipment (easily worth the price of membership), free Wednesday Night Relay races, and access to groups of likeminded Nordic skiers of all ages. Membership income helps the Ski Club keep registration fees low so sign up now.
Superiorland Cross Country Ski Club is a 501c3 non-profit organization. Please consider a tax-deductible donation to help support programs and events including Ski Cats, Adventure Club, Prep Team, Race Team, Junior Olympics Skiers Assistance Fund, adult ski programs, Wednesday Night Relays, Ski Swap and/or Bike Swap. You may direct your gift to the program of your choice or make a contribution to the general fund.
Please be patient as we implement our new and much improved website. We are starting to fill in content as we have time. If you have any comments or suggestions please feel free to leave a comment below.
Thanks
Sell used cross country ski gear
Buy “New to You” equipment
9-11AM: Drop Off Used Gear and Clothing
11:15-11:30: Open for Registered Youth Program Families
11:30-11:45: Open for Ski Club Members Only
11:45-1:30: General Public Sale
1:30-2:30 Pick Up Unsold Gear
| Have Questions? Want To Volunteer?Call Nikki Dewald @ 235-6861 |
| Want to Become a Member? Or sign up for youth programs? Click Membership tab or Youth Programs tab |
All proceeds benefit the youth and adult programs of the Superiorland Ski Club
Founded in 1992, the Superiorland Ski Club's mission is to provide Marquette's ski community a chance to work together for the betterment of trails and facilities and to help provide and support youth skiing in the area.