Central Maine Ski Club

Central Maine Ski Club

XC Ski Programs at the Waterville, Maine Quarry Road Ski Trails

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How to Wax Skis

We’ve posted a basic manual and a series of videos on our Facebook page.

Check them out:  https://www.facebook.com/centralmaineskiclub

CANCELLED – TD Bank Kids Ski Day at Sugarloaf Outdoor Center Saturday

THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED.

Link to Details – also be sure to check the NENSA website for confirmation since final decision will be made after the snowstorm.

 

Youth Program on Monday Jan 9th and Wed Jan 11

Snow or no Snow, the youth program should plan to be at Quarry Road this Monday and Wednesday. Fun games with old and new club members, Let’s Go and be active!

Adult Ski Clinic Cancelled

The snow coming down on Friday afternoon is beautiful but not quite enough to hold the ski clinic.
The Saturday, Jan 7th, Adult Ski Clinic is cancelled. The next adult ski program planned will be the Waterville Winter Carnival set for Saturday Feb 4th. Other Adult opportunities will be Noon Skiing on Tuesday and Wed or scheduling individual instruction with Caroline. $10 per lesson call 397-3477 or email cmmathes@colby.edu

YOUTH SKI PROGRAM DELAYED

The CMSC youth ski program is postponed due to the lack of snow. We will NOT start on Monday , Jan 2. There is a slight chance of a slight amount of snow on Tuesday. We need a minimum of 4-6 inches. We’ll keep you posted if there is enough to ski and when we will start.

The Middle School Ski Team will continue to have “dry land” practice on Tuesday-Friday 3:15- 4:30.

Keep doing the Snow Dance!

Adult XC Ski Clinic

Save the Date: Saturday January 7
9:30-11:30 ( Registration starts at 9:00)
Quarry Road Recreation Area in Waterville Maine
Learn or update your classic or skate skiing skills to become a more confident skier this winter! (Participants must bring their own equipment) Cost is $10 : all proceeds benefit CMSC and Friends of Quarry Road for programs and maintenance.

Middle School Practice Starts Monday!

Plan to meet at Quarry Road Recreation area dressed to be active and outside.  Wear running shoes, bring your ski poles, and bring a water bottle.

Stay tuned for more details.

The recreational program / kids club starts Monday January 2nd.

 

CLUB NIGHT: Pick up skis – Wed, Nov 30th 4-6 pm & Thurs, Dec 1st 6-8pm

At old post office  in Waterville. (1 Post Office Square, above Mainely Brews, next to the Mike Davis Music Store)

What’s happening at Club Night?

Pick up skis, boots, and poles (or sign up for the “wait list” if you did not order skis online — they are now sold out but it might be possible to get more…)

sign up for snacks,

get general info,

talk to coaches,

donate to Quarry Road and get a tee shirt,

order a SWIX jacket($35) and ski pants($45),

buy a club hat ($10),

order team uniform (~$25), and

get excited for skiing!

Sign Up Today!

While you can sign up anytime before November 30 to be part of the club, if you’d like to lease skis, supplies are starting to run short and it is unlikely that you will be able to get gear unless you order online by Nov 25.  To be sure, please order as soon as possible!

Link to order skis. (know your child’s shoe size (EU) and height before starting the process and follow directions closely!

Link to sign up online for the club lessons or Middle School Team (open to all area skiers of middle school age.)

 

 

Winter is coming!

Three things to add to your getting-ready-for-winter checklist:

1) “Like” our page on Facebook so you can keep up with club news, photos, etc.

2) Sign up your kids  and lease skis through us for either our Youth Program (PreK to 8th Grade) or our new Middle School Team open to kids from any school (Grades 5-9.)

3) Consider attending the Farmington Ski Club ski sale (especially if you need adult-sized ski.)

“On Saturday, November 5, from 8 am to 12 pm the Farmington Ski Club will be hosting its 29th annual ski sale at Mt. Blue MIDDLE School, on Middle Street in Farmington, Maine.  The club expects to have over 2,500 items including downhill and cross-country skis and boots, snowboards, poles, helmets, clothing and other winter recreation items. In addition to used equipment there will be four ski shops with new equipment; Northern Lights, Ski Depot, Sport Haus and Carter’s Cross-Country.”  Full Details.