Carleton Ravens Nordic Ski Team – Job Opportunity
Carleton University Recreation and Athletics is seeking a highly motivated and skilled applicant for the position of Head Varsity Nordic Skiing Coach. Click here for more information.
Carleton University Recreation and Athletics is seeking a highly motivated and skilled applicant for the position of Head Varsity Nordic Skiing Coach. Click here for more information.
Join us for a weekend of learning and sharing. More information!
Join us for a weekend of learning and sharing. More info coming soon!
Cross Country Ski Ontario will be adopting new competition category names which are reflective of the age of athlete within the category. This will include all Ontario Cups and Youth Championships – technical package updates are currently being completed. Click here for more information from Nordiq Canada.
Ontario had a banner day on Day 2 of competition at the 2019 Canada Winter Games with 2 gold medals and a silver medal in the free technique sprint event. NTDC Thunder Bay athletes Graham Ritchie (Big Thunder) and Pierre Grall Johnson (Nakketok) took the led at the halfway point of the A Final and didn’t look back after posting the top 2 qualifying times. “The best feeling was sharing this with fellow NTDC Thunder Bay teammate Pierre, our skis were awesome – a huge shout out to the wax techs”. This is Graham’s second medal of the games after winning a bronze medal in the 10K free technique individual start race yesterday. The bronze medal also has an Ontario connection with LU Thunderwolves Conor McGovern also on the podium.
NTDC Thunder Bay athlete and LU Thunderwolves Shaylynn Loewen (Georgian Nordic) posted the 4th fastest time in the qualifier and moved through the heats with ease. Shaylynn had a come from behind push in the final 100 metres to take the gold medal. This is Shay’s first gold medal at a National event. “Everything lined up today – wax techs did an amazing job and the course suited me well”.
NTDC Coach Camille Cheskey is the Head Coach of the CWG Team Ontario and was thrilled with the results. Everyone had a great day today with all our athletes qualifying for the heats. The wax techs outdid themselves and put all the athletes in a great position.
Ontario Paranordic rounded out the medal haul with Kyle Barber of Lively, ON taking a silver medal in the PN standing category 2.5Km free technique and 3-time CWG athlete Tanya Quesnel of Sudbury, ON winning a silver medal in the PN Sitting category 2.5km event. Patti Kitler, PN coach was pleased with the entire team’s results.
The XCSO Coaching Seminar and AGM will be held on May 31- June 2 in the Ottawa area. Please mark you calendars and be sure and join us for 3 days of learning and information sharing.
Congratulations to Mono Nordic winter of the Ontario Youth Championships banner. Close behind in 2nd and 3rd was Highlands Nordic and Team Hardwood. Great work by all the athletes, coaches & parents! Thank you to North Bay Nordic for hosting a great event.
XCSO is now accepting bids for the 2020/2021 Youth Championships. Please review the Ontario Youth Championships technical package. Please note ON clubs which operate a CCC Jackrabbit program are eligible to submit a bid. Deadline for submission is Monday, March 4th at 5pm. Please contact Liz Inkila or Alan White for more information.
Ontario University skiing is alive and well in Ontario. The Ontario University Championships were held in North Bay hosted by Nipissing University in conjunction with an Ontario Cup. Here is the lowdown!
FYI: Athletes competing in the Canadian Colleges and Universities National Championships March 13-20 at the Ski Nationals in Gatineau require a CCC race license. Apply here
Laurentian Nordic’s Collin Cameron wins gold medal at the World Para-Nordic Skiing Championships! Read the CCC story here.