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San Diego Council of Ski Clubs
Member Clubs and Contact Information ACTION SKI & SNOWBOARD CLUB wwwactionski.org President: Carmen Jahns BAE SYSTEMS SKI & SNOWBOARD CLUB President: Ed Langmaid 858-625-5995 2hvgfun@san.rr.com DON DIEGO SKI CLUB http:www.ski-dondiego.org President: Larry Pickering 858-755-6580 GET OFF YOUR ROCKERS SKI CLUB http://www.getoffyourrockers.org President: Linda Sterger 858-748-7356 NORTH ISLAND SNOWDRIFTERS www.nisnowdrifter.com President: Barry Cole 760-749-9416 QUALCOMM SKI CLUB President: Katie Weist 619-741-1499 PACIFIC RIM ALLIANCE SNOW SPORTS CLUB www.pacificrimalliance.org President: Catherine Ohl 858-467-9469 SAN DIEGO SKI CLUB http://san-diego-ski-club.org President: Dave Moody 619-463-8698 SOLAR SKI CLUB coolbrees@earthlink.net President: Bob Morton 858-292-4136 TORREY PINES SKI CLUB www.tpscsd.org President: Hobe Schroeder 858-551-9651 SAN DIEGO ALPINE LEAGUE http://www/skisandiego.org/sdal President: Eileen Weiner 858-674-5666
Northstar Training: Sierra and Open League racers and their coaches pause for a photo op while training at Northstar-at-Tahoe. photo provided by Jo Simpson
Sierra Council & Race League
by Jo Simpson, President
◆ Skiing and boarding fun with new ◆ Group discounts on trips & lift tickets ◆ Year-round outdoor sport & ◆ Recreational ski & snowboard racing
The members of the lucky 13 Sierra Council clubs enthusiastically welcome new members to join in their snowsports and other activities. Our larger member clubs offer a variety of year-round activities, including golf, tennis, campouts, hiking, trips to summer festivals, and opportunities for social interaction at meetings, parties and happy hours. Our annual council holiday party in early December provides a festive start to the new ski season. Sierra Council is excited to welcome a new ski club, the Alpine Ski and Snowboard Club in Las Vegas, into our council. They have trips planned to Salt Lake City, Utah; Jackson Hole, Wyoming; and Steamboat, Colorado. Their sister club, the Las Vegas Ski, Snowboard and Sports Club offers trips to Eagle Point, Brian Head, Ogden (Snowbasin and Powder Mountain), Utah; Whitefish, Montana.; and Mammoth, California. The Tahoe-Donner Senior Alpine Ski Club is based in Truckee, as is the Cabernet Ski Club. The Rat Pack Club is based on the Lake Tahoe south shore, and the Sugar Bowl Ski Club operates out of Sugar Bowl Resort. The greater Sacramento area has the Capitol Ski and Sport Club and the Sacramento social activities friends
Fagowees. The Sequoia Ski Club is in Visalia, California. The RU Ski Club draws primarily from the Bay Area. In northern Nevada, the Reno Ski and Recreation Club offers a full schedule of social activities throughout the year, camping trips, and ski days at Lake Tahoe resorts. The Top Gun Ski Club members are primarily active and retired military members in northern Nevada and the Lake Tahoe areas. Each club offers a different experience. All enthusiastically welcome active adults who enjoy skiing and socializing with others who enjoy skiing and other outdoor activities. Our members enthusiastically participate in Far West Ski Association trips, club ski days and weekend trips. Sierra Council proudly salutes Debbie Stewart of the Sequoia Ski Club who was named 2011 FWSA Woman of the Year. We are so proud to have one of our members receive this high honor. The Las Vegas Ski, Snowboard and Sports Club won second place in the 2011 FWSA club competitions for outstanding club, newsletter and website in class AA. The Reno Ski and Recreation Club won third place in the Class AAA Outstanding Club Competition for their newsletter. Recreational ski racing is a key activity of the council. Clubs and individuals compete for medals and end of season awards. The race league schedules eight races each season, including a very popular Super G race that attracts racers from other northern California leagues. Sierra racers span all ability levels. Any skier who can make linked turns can have a fun time on the race course and meet members of other clubs.
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http://www.ski-dondiego.org
http://www.getoffyourrockers.org
http://www.nisnowdrifter.com
http://www.pacificrimalliance.org
http://www.san-diego-ski-club.org
http://www.tpscsd.org
http://www/skisandiego.org/sdal
Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of Far West Skier's Guide 2011-2012
Far West Skier's Guide 2011-2012
Contents
The Premiere Digital Edition of the Far West Skier’s Guide Well Received
Board of Directors, Trustees
President’s Message: FWSA Offers Many Benefits, Trips & Activities
FWSA Committee Chairmen and Other Representatives
National Ski Council Federation Serves Councils & Clubs Nationwide
Far West Members Prepare for Winter, 2012
Council Information
Communications: The Key to Success!
Building Your Snowsports Program
FWSA Individual Membership Form
Order Form / Far West Skier’s Guide
FWSA Travel Program
FWRA Board of Directors
FWRA Program
FWRA Silent Auction Donors
FWRA League Race Chairs
FWRA Race Schedule
Race Trophies
FWSA Athletic Scholarship Program
Far West Ski Foundation Objectives
FWSA 2011 Convention
FWSA 2011 Convention Sponsors
Silent Auction & Travel Expo Participants - 2011
Travel Expo/Silent Auction Milestones
Convention Door Prize Donors
2011 Councils’ Man & Woman of the Year
FWSA Service Award Winners
FWSA Safety Person of the Year
FWSA Western Ski Heritage Award
FWSA Club and Council History Recognition
FWSA Snowsports Builder Awards
Charities & Our Communities
2012 FWSA Convention - Ogden, Utah
FWSA Plans Future Conventions
Public Affairs - 2011 Update
Bernd Ritschel & The Bavarian Alps
Lodging Guide
FWSA Council & Club Information
Clubs, Councils & Families Come Together
Regional Ski Shows
Far West Skier's Guide 2011-2012
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