Vacation- No BKL Practice
2020-02-24 03:45 - 17:15, 2020-02-27 03:45 - 17:15 (America/New_York) | VT

BKL Craftsbury Day
2020-02-26 | Craftsbury Outdoor Center, 555 Lost Nation Rd, Craftsbury Common, VT, 05827, United States
10:00 AM Craftsbury Outdoor Center- great trails, great grooming and so much fun to ski there!
Bring both skate & Classic equipment and Bring Lunch (a water belt is also a good idea).
We will start off classic- Meet Rosemary at 10 AM with skis in the wax room. We will go for a long classic ski. After lunch, we’ll switch to skate skis and play some games and do some obstacle courses and possibly relays. We will pack up be headed home around 2 pm.
IF YOU NEED A RIDE: Email Coach Rosemary: sheacobb19@gmail.com. I can meet you in Jericho, or hook you up with someone coming from your area. If there are enough kids needing a ride, we might be able to take the MNC van.

BKL Awards Day
2020-03-12 15:45 - 17:15 | VT
This is our awards day and last regular BKL practice! Games, fun, awards and a little party at the end!

UVM Fun Day-CANCELLED!
2020-03-17 15:45 - 17:25 | VT
The UVM Team is not going to be back on campus for a while. We’ll try again next year.

4th Annual New England Club Relay Championships - Canceled
2020-03-22 09:00 - 14:00 | Craftsbury Outdoor Center, 555 Lost Nation Rd, Craftsbury Common, VT, 05827, United States
NE Club Relay Championships 2020
Canceled
If you registered a team will be in contact to process a refund.
A Festive End of Season Team Event
Presented by Mansfield Nordic Club

On March 22, 2020, 200 skiers comprised of 50 relay teams ranging in age from 10 to 70, will toe the starting line at the Craftsbury Outdoor Center, Craftsbury Common, Vermont. This fun filled Nordic relay event is open to skiers of all abilities and all proceeds go to the Mansfield Nordic Club. There are multiple prize categories within the three age divisions of over 200 years of age, under 200 years of age and BKL. The winners in each category can claim bragging rights along with some fun Vermont themed prizes.
If you can ski 5K you can participate. The event is open to any New England nordic ski club member – participate as mixed age team with 2 men and 2 women, 4 women or 4 men. The goal is for each club to field as many teams as possible utilizing as many club members as possible in the makeup of their team.
This fun event happens at Craftsbury but is a Mansfield Nordic race and is a fundraiser to help young aspiring nordic ski racers. Thanks to our volunteers we could not do this event without you and our sponsors Green Lantern Solar, Toko, Rossi and Ski Rack.
Registration:

$140 per team online or $160 per team on race day. BKL skiers can register for $60 per team online or $80 per team day of race. Online registration closes on Thursday, March 19 at 11:59pm. Day of race registration and bib pickup will be from 9:30-10:30am.

Register at: https://www.skireg.com/mncrelay

Prizes awarded to first place teams from our Sponsors

Quarantine Uphill Challenge (May 1-3)
2020-05-01 | VT
Now a NENSA event!
With the running season starting in earnest for many of us, it’s time to collectively rally toward a goal. We may not be able to gather in person, but Virtual Races

have become a way for athletes to stick to some familiar territory (the competitive side) regardless of the social distance between them.
For the ultimate in socially-distant masochism, look no further than the recently-completed Quarantine Backyard Ultra, won by Mike Wardian after running 262.5 miles worth of 4-mile loops in his neighborhood.
Our new challenge for Spring 2020 is not quite as epic in terms of length…but you WILL notice that the quarantine ultramarathon race came down to 2 competitors, one on a treadmill and the other (Wardian) running on a flat loop in Arlington, VA. What’s lacking here? That’s right, some UPHILL!
Our MNC training year often starts off with a grueling workout: the Bolton Uphill Run Test. We use this test to gauge fitness several times in the year…often once in the spring, twice in the summer, and once or twice in the fall. It’s not unheard of for the first test of the year (May) to involve scrambling over some un-melted snow, just as we’re equally likely to have snow falling on our heads during the final test of the year in October or November. We keep a long-running archive of tests to track fitness.
In this time of COVID-19, we are putting the challenge out there for New England skiers to run their own uphill test to kick-off May. Much like NENSA’s Club Cup and Zak Cup, this is a challenge for everyone! You’ll find the rules to be quite forgiving when it comes to the “uphill” requirements. Read more below:
What: MNC Quarantine Uphill Run Challenge
When: May 1st, 2nd, or 3rd (Fri/Sat/Sun)
Rules: Run your own uphill test, on foot, as fast as you can. The requirements for this test?
-Race must finish higher than it started: a net elevation gain. No minimum or maximum on the elevation gained…it can even finish just going up your driveway if that’s higher than the surrounding road!
-Race has to be on foot…no faster means of transportation like a bike, or even rollerskis..!
-Race cannot take place on closed trail systems such as the Long Trail or local MTB networks. Please respect the closures from our trail stewards, and focus on roads (paved or dirt).
-Use the form below to submit your race data, including (optional) Strava or other fitness-tracker details as well as photos. We will have awards for all sorts of catagories including most elevation gained, fastest 2-mile course, most creative route, and best race photo (can be staged).
Results Submission Form
Submissions due by Monday, May 4th. Time to start planning your ultimate uphill test!

Start of Junior Spring Training
2020-05-16 | VT
The beginning of MNC Junior Spring training!
See the Junior Training Doc (and bookmark it!) for all the daily session details
See the Junior Spring page for program information
See the Registration page to get signed up today!

Beginning of Junior Summer Training
2020-06-23 | VT
The beginning of MNC Junior Summer training!
See the Junior Training Doc (and bookmark it!) for all the daily session details
See the Junior Summer page for program information
See the Registration page to get signed up today!
Top of the Kanc!

Mountain Camp 2020
2020-07-08 - 2020-07-12 | VT
For information on Mountain Camp and Mini Mountain Camp, please see the webpage HERE.
Please see the Registration Page to sign up!

Mini Mountain Camp 2020
2020-07-16 - 2020-07-19 | VT

BKL Parent Zoom Meeting
2021-01-05 19:30 - 20:30 | VT
Meeting will be recorded. Zoom invite and info is below. For questions or if you are having trouble w/ meeting invite, email Coach Rosemary: sheacobb19@gmail.com
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BKL Craftsbury Skate Race
2021-02-21 13:30 - 15:30 | Craftsbury Outdoor Center, 555 Lost Nation Rd, Craftsbury Common, VT, 05827, United States
Crafts bury will hold a BKL Skate race on Sunday afternoon beginning at 1:30pm. Similar deal to last time’s classic race with online pre-registration, health screens, and self-serve bib pick-up.
If you are coming, Let me know by signing up HERE.
Hot Wax Recommendation: Toko Blue, CH 6 or 5 or an equivalent cold wax.
More Info & Registration links from the Craftsbury Coaches:
You can find more information about Sunday’s BKL race here. We’ll post course maps when we’ve gotten around to making them, but everything will be in Murphy’s Field and we’ll be incorporating some of the twisty, bumpy sections that Keith made recently. If you know already that you want to race, it’s helpful for our planning purposes if you register sooner rather than later. It’s very easy to take you off the start list if you decide you don’t want to join in, but it’s impossible to add people at the last minute with all the COVID health screen rules.

Parents: please (1) pay attention to the spectating rules (not allowed—you’re only allowed to get the younger ones off and rolling) and (2) remember to schedule your own trail use for that day. We reeeaaalllly don’t like telling parents to stop watching their kids race, but we don’t have a choice at the moment, so please help us out and make yourselves scarce. If you need to accompany your child to the start, you’ll need to ski or snowshoe out there or take a quick walk down the road to get there—all of this will be clear once we pull together some maps.

Also: our local stores have noted that they’ve been getting crowded recently on weekends. We love that folks are patronizing these businesses and hope you continue to do so, but please remember to be safe about it: only one person per party going inside if at all possible, and calling ahead for pickup helps a lot too.

Thanks and hope to see a bunch of you Sunday!

– the Craftsbury coaches

MNC BKL Sweetheart Sprints: 2/26
2021-02-26 17:00 - 19:00 | Bolton Valley Ski Area, 4302 Bolton Valley Access rd, Bolton Vallet, VT, United States
BKL Sweetheart Sprints
On the 1km Lighted Picnic Loop At the Bolton Valley Nordic (Sports) Center
Friday February 26, 2021
Cost:MNC BV Season’s pass or $10 trail fee paid inside the Sports Center
Schedule:
Warm-up & course preview 4-5 pm
Lollipop Race: 5 pm
1km Sprints: 5:15 -7 pm
Course:
Lollipop will do a short loop with some fun features in front of the Sports Center
Grades 1 &2 will do one run of the 1 km
Grades 3-8 will do two runs of the 1 km and the best time out of the two will count as the finish time.
Details:
Interval Start, 30 seconds apart. There will be about 15 minutes between first and second runs.
Bib-pick up will be outside by the entrance to Picnic
Bring your Headlamp! Warm-up & Warm down after 5 pm will be on the non-lighted trails. Sunset is at 5:17.
Register: By Wednesday, 2/24/21, 7 pm. Enter your info HERE.
COVID Considerations:
1) Everyone needs to fill out the MNC Health Screen before coming to the race. Link will be emailed to you.
2) Masks required except when racing.
3) Ski from your car. Sports Center will be open for ticket purchasing and bathroom use.
4) Please maintain 6 ft. social distancing at all times
5) As per VT COVID guidelines, spectators are not allowed out on course. Parents should plan to go for a ski or wait in your car or volunteer (see Volunteer tab on the registration spreadsheet).

Results: Will be emailed after the race. Wrapped Cookies for all!

NWVT BKL Mini Fest: Registration OPEN
2021-03-06 08:00 - 17:00 | Sleepy Hollow Inn & Ski Center, 427 Ski Lodge Dr, Huntington, VT, 05462, United States
Isabella Altadonna at last year’s festival.
Good News! NWVT BKL District Clubs (MNC, Frost Mt, Sleepy Hollow & Mad River) have decided to band together to hold our own Mini-BKL Festival this year on March 6, at Sleepy Hollow. This will be different than the big New England Festivals for COVID reasons, but we think it will be fun and a nice event for the kids.
The format will be skate races in the morning, traditional BKL distances, all featuring a little snow-cross course as part of the race course to make things more fun. There will be a self-guided mini-marathon course to do after (or before) kids race. As per Vermont COVID guidelines, there will be no spectating at the races. Parents will be able to ski the mini-marathon course with their children. There will also be a “Try-it” Category for tentative first-time racers and a mini-marathon-only option for those who want to skip the racing altogether.
Registration on SKIREG is now Open. Deadline to register is March 3. Registration is capped to 125 total participants so don’t delay in registering because we expect it to fill up!

BKL Parent Meeting on ZOOM
2021-11-30 19:00 - 20:00 | ZOOM
You never know what conditions will be on the first day of practice! We’ll be ready for everything!
Dates have been corrected & verified!!
Be Sure to Attend the Parent Meeting!
All BKL parents should attend this meeting! Get all the info on getting into the Range, how things will run this year, where to find info on practice plans, our teaching philosophy and meet this year’s coaches. We’ll answer all your questions! Meeting will be recorded if you cannot attend at the time.
Program start for Jack Rabbits, Arctic Foxes and Racers: Thursday 12/02.
Program start for Penguins: Tuesday 12/07.
Ski from your car, bring a mask to wear inside the Walker Building (for bathroom use).
First Racer Weekend Practice: 12/04, 10 AM. Location & other details to be posted on the BKL Weekly Training Schedule (website).
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BKL First Day: All Groups
2021-12-07 03:45 - 17:15 | VT
3:45 to 5:15. Meet in front of the Walker Building

Sleepy Hollow BKL Race
2022-01-09 09:00 - 13:00 | Sleepy Hollow Inn & Ski Center, 427 Ski Lodge Dr, Huntington, VT, 05462, United States
Sleepy Hollow Ski Club BKL Race & Fun!
Sunday, January 9th
9:00 am – 1:00 pm

Welcome youth skiers! We are inviting kids to join us for races and fun on the trails at Sleepy Hollow. We’ll be having a race for each age group and some fun obstacle course elements to play on:). See information for registration, race information and volunteer sign up below.

Registration: Please register all children coming to the event. We have online registration (link below) open until Saturday January 8th at 1:00 pm. Registration will also be open on Sunday, January 9th from 9:00 am – 10:30 am. Cost is $6 per skier (for racers and non-racers) and payment for all registrations will be in person on January 9th- cash or check will be accepted. For day of race registration, you must register at least an hour in advance of the race start time.

Online Registration Link

Volunteers Needed: We need volunteers to help with various jobs for the races and registration. Please sign up if you can help below. Many thanks!

Volunteer Sign Up Link

Race Technique & Course: The race technique will be CLASSIC. The courses will be set closer to the race date, when we have a better idea of snow coverage and conditions. Courses will be clearly marked for skiers, and we’ll put down v-boards to change courses for each successive age group race. Start and finish will be in Molly’s Meadow.

Lollipop (Kindergarten/pre-K) : ~ 0.5 km
Grades 1/2: ~ 1 km
Grades 3/4: ~ 2km
Grades 5/6: ~ 3 km
Grades 7/8: ~ 4 km

Start: The races will start at 10:00 am with the Lollipop age category. Race start times are listed below. Start format will be a wave start for each race, and with the exception of the lollipop, boys will race first followed by girls in each age group.

10:00 am- Lollipop
10:15 am- Grades 1/2
10:45 am- Grades 3/4
11:15 am- Grades 5/6
11:45 am- Grades 7/8

Awards will be happening shortly after the end of the Grades 7/8 race. All participants will be receiving a ribbon or a lollipop:).

COVID Precautions: The ski lodge will not be open, with the exception of getting water, rentals or a quick warm up. We are generally asking folks to use the portalets in the parking lot and stay outside as much as possible. Many thanks for your support with this!

Questions? Contact the race director, Heather LaRocca, laroccabeal@gmail.com

Craftsbury Scramble
2022-01-16 10:00 - 12:30 | Craftsbury Outdoor Center, 555 Lost Nation Rd, Craftsbury Common, VT, 05827, United States
This looks like a very fun event for BKL, Junior & Masters skiers! It’s a team sprint which is a two-person relay in which the first team member races around a short course, tags off to the second team member, who races around the same course and tags back to the first team member again, repeating until each team member has skied three times. The loop for BKL will be 0.5 km and the loop for all others (the open category) will be 1 km. Techinique is freestyle.
So grab your self a partner and sign-up! More information and a link to registration here:
Craftsbury Scramble

UPDATED: Silver Fox Trot BKL & Citizen's Race
2022-01-16 10:00 - 15:30 | Rikert Nordic Center, 106 College Cross Rd, Ripton, VT, United States
1/12/22: Race date has been changed to Sunday 1/16 due to cold temps. All starts will be delayed one hour. Online registration deadline is now Friday, midnight. See Ski Reg for detailed schedule.
Always a very well-run and fun event on the beautiful trails of Rikert!
Registration Deadline: Thursday, January 13th at midnight. Day of Race Registration also available for BKL kids.
Hosted by the Ford Sayre Nordic team.
Technique: mass-start, freestyle race (by age group/gender class), except for the 1st/2nd graders, who will be skiing a classic race.
The Bill Koch League (BKL) race is for 1st through 8th graders. There is also a lollipopper race for kindergarten and younger who can sign-in on day of race – no fee required. 1st through 8th grade skiers can pre-register on Ski-Reg. Day of Registration and bib pick-up for the BKL races is from 9:00am to 12:00pm, but registration for a race will close half an hour before the scheduled start.
In an effort to more gradually recognize results as kids get older, 1st – 4th graders will not be timed – order of finish only will be posted on site. There will be no podium or place ribbons. Times & results for 5th-8th graders will be posted on site & 5th-8th grade skiers will receive place ribbons for the top ten in each gender/age group and a podium ceremony.
The Citizens Race is a mass start freestyle race open to all. There is a half distance option geared toward U16’s but open to all. This race will start at 1:30 or after the conclusion of the awards for the BKL races. Registration and bib pick-up for the Citizens Race is open until 1 hour before the race.
Wax Policy: This race follows the BKL Wax Policy which can be found here: https://nensa.net/2021/12/30/bill-koch-league-race-updates/
Please be sure to indicate your club name when you register, and select the appropriate NENSA class (school grade). Your NENSA number is not required, but would be helpful to have on hand.

Mad River Valley BKL Race
2022-01-22 08:00 - 17:00 | VT
Exact location TBD! Details coming!

BKL Craftsbury Day
2022-02-23 10:00 - 12:00 | Craftsbury Outdoor Center, 555 Lost Nation Rd, Craftsbury Common, VT, 05827, United States
Everyone invited! Meet at 10 AM outside the Activity Center on the upper soccer field at Craftsbury Outdoor Center for a long ski tour, some play on the hills and a few games. Bring a lunch- you’ll get hungry! Those that are up for it can ski more after lunch. Your choice of technique.
$5 day pass for kids, $10 for adults.
Conditions & passes

NWVT BKL Mini-Fest Relays
2022-02-27 | Rikert Nordic Center, 106 College Cross Rd, Ripton, VT, United States
NWVT BKL MINIFEST Relays

Sunday, February 27th, 2022
@ Rikert Nordic Center
This pandemic inspired event is back with a twist and a different location! Find yourself a relay partner or we’ll find one for you! Record your name & partner on this document: Mini-Fest Relay Partner Spreadsheet. If you are looking for a partner, sign-up on the spreadsheet under a leg and we will look for a partner for you. If we don’t have an MNC partner for you, we will find you a partner from a different club in the same age class for you. I will submit relay partners on Friday, 2/25.

Registration: – Registration will be inside the BARN at Rikert. Registration will open at 8:45 and remain open until 10:30. Day of race registration available up to an hour before each race. Coaches will send relay pairings prior to race day. Day of race registration available for paired relay partners and individuals in need of a partner. Day of race registration $18/skier.

Registration Link

Volunteers Needed: We need volunteers to help with various jobs to make the fest a success! Please sign up to help where you can.

Volunteer sign-up

SCHEDULE

*All Relays will be Freestyle Technique
10 AM- Lollipop ~.5km
10:15 AM- Grades 1/2 ~2X1K
10:30 AM- Grades 3/4 ~ 2x1K
11 AM- Grades 5/6 ~2X2K
11:30 AM- Grades 7/8 ~2X2K

Mini Marathon and Treasure Hunt
A long and short course mini marathon will be open throughout the day for parents and kids to ski to the two beautiful cabins at Rikert, partake in refreshments and seek treasure along the way.

Additional Details:
Coaches, please send relay pairings to britta@frostmountainnordic.org by Friday 2/25
Come with a partner to register day of and no worries, individuals registering without a teammate will be provided a relay partner at registration.
Indoor bathrooms and portable toilets available at Rikert.
Parents skiing with kids need to purchase a day pass inside the Nordic Center.
Racer’s trail pass included in fee.
Masks required when inside any buildings at the center.
​Please no dogs or walking on the trails at Rikert.

Contact us: info@frostmountainnordic.org

New England BKL Festival
2022-03-05 - 2022-03-06 | Quarry Road Trails, 300 Quarry Road, Waterville, ME, 04901, United States
This year, the Festival is in Waterville, ME on March 6 & 7. Saturday will feature a classic relay and Sunday will be the individual skate. Nordic Adventure activities both days. Find lodging first, then register. For details and links to all info & registration: NE BKL Festival

MNC 25k in May Rollerski for Juniors + Masters
2022-05-29 09:00 - 12:00 | Ferrisburgh Central School, 56 Little Chigago Road, Ferrisburgh, 05456, United States
Join the MNC Juniors on Sunday, May 29th to ski 25km (or more!) on the flat and rolling terrain of Kingsland Bay. We will meet at the Ferrisburgh Central School at 9am, where there’s ample parking. The roads heading west toward Kingsland Bay and the surrounding farmland make for great long-distance skiing at easy paces, with the potential to cover a lot of ground and no challenging climbs or descents.
Ferrisburgh Central School Map Link
Wear bright colors, and don’t forget some snacks and hydration! The Juniors will be classic skiing/double poling but any technique is fine. After the ski, submit your entry for the NENSA 25k in May event!

Intro Rollerski Clinic #1
2022-06-11 13:00 - 15:00 | Allen Brook School, 497 Talcott Rd, Williston, 05495, United States
Join MNC for an introductory rollerski clinic focused on learning the basics of safety (turning, slowing, stopping, climbing), equipment maintenance, and road awareness. This clinic is not age-specific…if you’re a BKL skier who has never tried rollerskiing, or a Masters skier who has always wanted to give it a go, this is for you!
Want to learn how to snowplow without the snow?
Ready to see the fastest snow-to-rollerski pole tip changeover ever?
Looking to expand your off-season possibilities?
MNC will have a selection of rollerskis available to try (NNN/Prolink-compatible boots preferred) and it is recommended participants bring their personal boots and poles. Much of this intro clinic will be completed without poles, and rollerski pole tips are recommended but not required.
We will meet in the Allen Brook School parking lot at 1pm, getting our feet/wheels under us on flat and open terrain before heading out to the nearby bike paths.
Our favorite rollerski apparel is a bright, visible shirt!
RSVP for June 11 Clinic

Craftsbury Intro-To-Biathlon Summer Camp
2022-06-19 - 2022-06-24 | VT
See Craftsbury’s website for info on a biathlon camp June 19-24!

Lost Nation Roll(erski Race)
2022-07-03 | VT
A great rollerski event at the Craftsbury Outdoor Center, July 3rd!
Includes a less-challenging intermediate race with fewer descents, and a learn-to-rollerski clinic at 1pm after the races conclude.
Race Info and Registration

Schedule:
8:30AM – Bib pick up and day-of-race registration opens (if numbers allow); course opens for warmup
9:25AM – Course closes to all racers.
9:30AM – U16 races start. 1 skier every 30 seconds, mixed gender. Two 3.3km figure 8 laps for a total of 5.6km.
10:00AM – Open races start. 1 skier every 30 seconds, mixed gender.
11:15AM – Intermediate race (7.5km, no outer loop)
12:00PM – Podium ceremony
1:00PM – NENSA Learn to Roll Clinic

Intro Rollerski Clinic #2
2022-07-09 09:00 - 12:00 | Allen Brook School, 497 Talcott Rd, Williston, 05495, United States
Join MNC for an introductory rollerski clinic focused on learning the basics of safety (turning, slowing, stopping, climbing), equipment maintenance, and road awareness. This clinic is not age-specific…if you’re a BKL skier who has never tried rollerskiing, or a Masters skier who has always wanted to give it a go, this is for you!
Want to learn how to snowplow without the snow?
Ready to see the fastest snow-to-rollerski pole tip changeover ever?
Looking to expand your off-season possibilities?
MNC will have a selection of rollerskis available to try (NNN/Prolink-compatible boots preferred) and it is recommended participants bring their personal boots and poles. Much of this intro clinic will be completed without poles, and rollerski pole tips are recommended but not required.
We will meet in the Allen Brook School parking lot at 9am, getting our feet/wheels under us on flat and open terrain before heading out to the nearby bike paths.
Our favorite rollerski apparel is a bright, visible shirt!
This event is FREE but donations are appreciated!
RSVP for July 9 Clinic
Renate, Katie & Carloyn (akla WoW)

College Mountain Camp
2022-07-20 - 2022-07-24 | VT
Find all info about Mountain Camp(s) at this link!
Mountain Camp Info Page
