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Welcome,
Many of you are waiting for the Camp dates and details for weeks now. Here a quick preview about our Camps for 2010. This dates are still tentatively and will be confirmed as soon we have the AUS/NZE Race Calendar finalized.
FIS Development Camp
(former ENL Camp)
Camp dates: July 12th to August 2nd
Eligibility: YOB 1995,94,93,92 with valid FIS license
Duration: 21 days, includes 4 FIS Starts in Treble Cone and Cardrona
Price: NZD 5100 (without Lift Pass)
pre FIS Camp
Camp dates: July 12th to August 2nd
Eligibility: YOB 1996-1997
Duration: 21 days
Price: NZD 4900 (without Lift Pass)
FIS Elite Camp
Camp dates: August 4th to September 5th
Eligibility: YOB 1992 and older (selection criteria apply)
Duration: 32 days, includes 10 FIS Starts in Coronet Peak (optional)
Price: NZD 8800 (without Lift Pass)
Extension week for Mt. Hutt/ANC Cup Finals, on request !
Sincerely,
Guenther Birgmann
Director
Treble Cone Race Academy
TCRA's new partnership with the
Sugar Bowl Academy:
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| 2010 Camp details |
| We will announce detailed Camp Program shortly with the confirmation of the AUS/NZE FIS Race Calendar. |
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| TCRA summer Camps |
It's time to think about Summer training, send us a registration of interest to secure your spot in the 2010 Camps!
email Megan for assistance and enquires:
race@treblecone.com
email Guenther for special questions about the Program:
guentherbirgmann@mac.com |
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| Tentative FIS Race Calendar 2010 |
27-31.7.2010,
FIS Wanaka Tech Series, 2 SL, 2 GS
23-26.8.2010,
JAP FIS, Coronet, 2 SL, 2 GS
30-31.8.2010,
NC/FIS Coronet, SL,GS
2-3.9.2010,
ANC Coronet or TC, SL,GS
7-11.9.2010,
ANC Finals, Mt.Hutt, SG/SC, SL, GS
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| Junior Sportsman of the Year |
| Queenstown ski racer Adam Barwood currently training and racing with the Sugar Bowl Academy/CA didn’t even know he’d been nominated for a gong at last Friday’s Central Otago Sports Awards.
The 17-year-old is even more shocked to learn he’s now Junior Sportsman of the Year for a stellar 2009, mum Anne Barwood says.
“It was a bit of a surprise,” she says.
Adam, a New Zealand Development Ski Racing Team member, won the NZ giant slalom and junior slalom. He placed third in the super G last year. He was also the first Kiwi male home in the Winter Games slalom, plus the second Kiwi home in the giant slalom.
Anne learned at the ceremony in Alexandra that Ski Racing NZ’s alpine director James Lazor had nominated Adam. Adam, in the United States where he’s picked up silver and bronze at FIS events, emailed Anne to say how cool it was to win the prestigious title.
“He was really pleased,” she says.
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