Date:  Sunday, Oct. 28^th, 2012
Name:  Stump Farm Trail Race and Duathlon (10 mile/5K runs, 5K run + 20 mile mountain bike duathlon)
Location:  Brown County Reforestation Camp – 4418 Reforestation Road, Suamico, WI 54313
Time:  9:30 am (10 mile), 11 am (5k & duathlon run)

Keith Lauritsen – Race Director, Nicolet Nor-ski
for the Ashwaubenon Nordic Ski Team and
the Lakewood Ski Club

We would also like our sponsors, who have generously given to us in the form of awards, hotel rooms, sports drink and much more. Here they are:

RunAway Shoes
100 Springs Sugarbush
Titletown Brewing
Stadium Bike
Trike to Bike & More
Linzmeier Farm
In Competition
Reliv
Comfort Inn and Suites

Here are the results from Superior Timing

Duathlon Individual Results

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Duathlon Team Results

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10 Mile Trail Run Results

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5 Km Trail Run Results

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The coaches clinic will start at 1:30 pm and be approximately 2 hours in length and will be free of charge. The focus audience is on the active Coaches in the NE Wisconsin area including Wisconsin High School Nordic Ski League (WHSNSL) coaches. This event is organized with Bryan by the Ashwaubenon Nordic Ski Team and our local youth ski group, Bay Nordic.

The clinic will focus on proper positions, mechanics and motions and go through drills and exercises on dryland and on rollerskis. The clinic unlocks some of the mystery of Nordic ski technique and how to effectively teach technique. All local coaches (and would be coaches!) are encouraged to attend.

“This clinic is a very powerful way to make a step change in the skiers you coach and your own skiing. After all, our young skiers copy our technique so solid ski technique by our area coaches translates into better/faster junior skiers and more fun for all involved. If you coach or are thinking of coaching come out to this clinic to get on the same page (or at least open the book!).”
Scott Putman, Ashwaubenon Nordic Ski Team Coach

In addition to the clinic, Bryan will give a “Fire up for the ski season” presentation at 11:40 in the ski lodge. Expect to feel some of the excitement associated with USST, continental and European skiing and as the excitement and tension builds for the first races of the season in Sweden. We certainly felt some of that excitement in person when the ‘Internationals’ stormed our Stump Farm Ski race last year!

The meeing will take place at the Ashwaubenon High School commons area on Oct. 10th, 6:30PM for all skiers and parents. New parents will have an additional time for detailed questions beginning at 7:45-8:15 or so.

You will want to review the information for new skiers on our web site, here. Also please print and fill out three documents before the meeting if at all possible.

Goals Form

Team Registration Form

Race Liability Form

Ashwaubenon High School is located at

2391 South Ridge Road in Ashwaubenon

More news will be available at this page for next year’s Nicolet Nor-Ski.

The Ashwaubenon Nordic Ski Team and Lakewood Ski Club will host 36K and 7K ski races on Saturday, February 4, 2012, partnering with McCauslin Brook Golf Course and the Chequamegon/Nicolet National Forest Service.

The scenic beauty, consistent snow, excellent grooming, and challenging terrain of the Lakewood trails have led to a revival of the Nicolet Nor-ski combined with a Wisconsin High School Nordic League Invitation race. Ski races have not been held on the hilly Lakewood trails in the Nicolet National Forest since 2004.

The Race

The 36K Nor-ski will be groomed for both classic and skate techniques, with wave starts limited to 20 persons.  Classic technique will lead off at 11:30 am with skate waves beginning at 11:45 am.  The High school racers for the 7K classic technique will have wave starts at beginning at 10 am. The Middle school racers will have a 3.5 K course for their classic style race directly after the HS racers. The citizens’ 7k open will start at noon.

Racers will have access to the McCauslin Brook Club House for registration, complementary lunch/snack and awards. The race will be chip timed and there will be six feed and support stations on the course.  The 7k will have 10 year age groups to 60 plus, male and female.  The 36K open race will have 5 year award spans again up to 60+ years old, for both genders. The 36K classic race will have 10 yea age awards to 60+

 Costs and registration

Citizen race:

Online Registration is live at Active.com

7K – $25
36K – $45
$10 additional fee for day of race registration.

High school/middle school racers is $4.

Adults Group/club entries (more than 3 together) will receive a $5 discount per person and Coaches for Junior and Collegiate teams and Collegiate racers are discounted to $30 for the 36k. For these entries, please contact the Race Director for registration

All proceeds benefit the middle and high school Nordic ski programs of the Ashwaubenon Nordic Ski Team.

Many people have told both Ashwaubenon and Lakewood club members how exciting this revival is.  We think so too.  Come on out and join in the excitement.  The Nor-ski is back!

Brown County Reforestation Camp

Sunday, October 30, 2011

Race Day Registration begins at 8 AM. . An added fee of $5 will be charged.

4418 Reforestation Road
Suamico, WI
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Race times are as follows

• Race day registration opens 8:00 am
• 10 mile trail race starting at 9:30 am
• 5K trail race starting at 11 am
• 5K + 20 mile duathlon and team duathlon starting at 11 am, run first

RACE FEES

$15 5K trail run
$25 10 mile trail run
$35 duathlon (5K+20 mi mt. bike)
$50 team duathlon (one runner, one biker)
$2 discount prior to Oct. 23nd(online only)
$5 surcharge on race day.

Limit of 100 people per race.

Note for all Duathlon participants: You must walk your bike in the transition area, no exceptions. There is not enough room to safely ride there with other riders, so enter the area, get you bike shoes on, and walk/run your bike to the exit area. Once out, you can proceed as normal

Note for teams: you will race with one bib number which will be worn by the biker. You will exchange the chip at the transition area.

The Ashwaubenon Nordic Ski Team will host 10 mile and 5K trail races and a 5K run+20 mi Mt. bike duathlon at the Brown County Reforestation Camp in Suamico on Sunday, October 30th as a fundraiser. 10 mi race start is 9:30 a.m. 5K start is 11:00 a.m. Join the challenging 10 mi on twisty up and down single track or the moderate soft trail 5K for a perfect fall work out. Duathlon participants will run the 5K and then bike 2-10 mi loops on a fun and challenging single track. We encourage adult and high school athletes to come out. Age group awards for all races.

Once again we will have chip timing. Timing will be done by Superior Timing and should make already great event much more seamless. Enjoy.

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2011 Stump Farm Race 20K Results

2011 Stump Farm Race Results 5k

Photos: http://shoffmanphoto.smugmug.com/CrossCountrySkiing-2010/Ski-Races/2011-Stump-Farm-February-19

Additional comments: The wind did add some twigs to the mix.  The snow is dirty from leaves and branches. One corner had a bunch of fir needles which should mix in when tilled (at about 15k). I didn’t hit anything objectionable with my skis as we were working (likewise with the rest of our crew) so a hard track pair of good skis would probably be OK but B skis would be recommended now just to be safe. Course Director Scott Putman

The 18.5k race will start at 11:30 instead of 11 to accommodate what looks to be a strong turnout of both master skiers and high school skiers. This is going to be a fun event!

Other news. The CXC Elite team and a contingent of European skiers that had planned on skiing the Supertour race in Madison are going to be racing the Stump Farm! We are pleased and honored to host them. Competition will be fierce.

The Stump Farm Open cross country ski race will take place again this year on February 19th, 2011. The main event is our single lap 20K freestyle race using the existing trails in new and interesting ways, taking full advantage of the twisty, windy and rolling terrain. There are some new additions to this race that we think you will enjoy. The 5K adult race returns and you will be joined by a large group of young and fun high school and middle school skiers. If you want to bring your kids but don’t like having to give up your own race, Bay Nordic has got you covered! See below. First the basics.

Races

High School 5K 10AM
Adult 5K Freestyle - 10:02AM
Middle School 5K 10:04AM
Bay Nordic Youth Race 2.5K 10:06 AM
Adult 20K Freestyle - 11:30AM

Fees

20K - $30
Adult 5K - $15
HS/MS - $8
Family Pass for 2 adults and 1 or more HS/MS/Youth skier - $50

New this year! The Stump Farm Open is taking place in conjunction with a Bay Nordic youth event. What that means for you is that you can bring your skiing kids age 4 and over, have them ski in the Bay Nordic event, then leave them with Bay Nordic while you ski the 20k race. You will need to be sure you can complete the race by 12:30, but other than that, Bay Nordic will keep your kids entertained while you ski and probably have some fun at the same time.

As always there will be overall male and female prizes, our unique age division awards, door prizes, free homemade food for racers, or for non racers, food at $5 per person.

Online registration is available at Active.com though only for the 20K and 5K adult races. If you want a family pass, you must register at the site the morning of the race. High school and middle school racers will register with their teams, or onsite the morning of the race.