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Glennallen Nordic Ski Team Glennallen Junior High and High School
Nordic Ski Team Box 108, Glennallen, Alaska 99588. Thank you!

Your financial support of the Glennallen Nordic Ski Team is always appreciated and all donations directly benefit our student athletes through the purchase of ski gear, team uniforms, waxing supplies, and trail grooming equipment and supplies. Your donation (check) can be made out to the Glennallen Nordic Ski Team Booster Club (a non-profit 501 (c)(3) organization) and mailed to Glennallen Nordic Ski Team Booster Club, Inc., c/o Copper River School District, P.O.

07/21/2026

We thank the Klutina River Fireweed Festival Committee for the opportunitty to raise $$ for the ski team! Thank you!!

07/01/2026

WE NEED 2 MORE SKI TEAM MEMBERS' HELP! Here's a quick and easy opportunity to earn some funds for the ski team. Dana Becker of Glennallen VFW is looking for 4 kids to participate in the flag-raising ceremony on the 4th of July at Pinneo Ballpark. You would meet Dana at 11:00 on the 4th at the flagpole in Pinneo for the flag-raising ceremony. The VFW will donate $$ to the ski team for your participation. Let me know if you are interested. Thanks very much!

06/25/2026

We gratefully acknowledge the generosity of the Glennallen Chapter of ASEA/AFSCME Local 52 to our ski team! Thank you!!

06/10/2026

The ski team has a fun fundraising opportunity on June 27th from 11 - 6 at the Klutina Fireweed Festival. Team members will operate game booths (which are provided by festival organizers) which earns the Nordic ski team some funding for ski equipment and gear! Who's ready and willing to do your part for the team?! Please let us know ASAP!

03/25/2026

A huge shout-out to
Cliff Eames and Ruth McHenry for their generous donation to our ski team cause! Thank you!!

03/04/2026

Our gratitude to
GLN Improvement Corporation for the work project opportunity to earn funding for the ski team! Thank you!

A few more fun pictures from the Kenny Lake ski event last weekend for your viewing pleasure! Thanks very much, Judith!
02/28/2026

A few more fun pictures from the Kenny Lake ski event last weekend for your viewing pleasure! Thanks very much, Judith!

More photos from yesterday, thanks to Tari.
02/22/2026

More photos from yesterday, thanks to Tari.

Thanks Sandy for posting a picture of the middle school medal winners. And thanks to Samantha for a few more....
02/22/2026

Thanks Sandy for posting a picture of the middle school medal winners. And thanks to Samantha for a few more....

Hey folks: We had a season close-out event hosted by Kenny Lake. Thanks to Tim George and Ethan Goodwin for grooming t...
02/22/2026

Hey folks: We had a season close-out event hosted by Kenny Lake. Thanks to Tim George and Ethan Goodwin for grooming the trails, which were in good shape despite recent snow and wind events. It was a cold day (-15F at race time) but beautiful sunny skies and no wind. These are tough kids and I never heard a word about being cold. There were some comments about skate skis not gliding very well. We had 16 skiers participate. Middle schoolers raced a 2.5K course and high school age (and others) raced a 5K course. Winners received edible medals baked by Judith. If anyone has photos of the winners and their medals, send them and I will post.

It was a fun day for everyone and thanks to the volunteers and parents who showed up. Here are the results: In the high school boys race, Sheperd Korth finished first followed by Andrew Bryan, with Brett Gearhart in third place. Coaches Jack Cornish and Mackenzie Dysinger also participated. In the girls high school results, Ally Fields earned the top spot, followed by Mariah Abbott (classic skiing) and Kayla Abbott in third. For the middle schoolers, Timothy Lorenz finished first, followed by Jason Dysinger in second and Jackson Ashton in third place.

Afterwards coach Rogers summed up the season and presented some certificates, plus letters and pins to the high school skiers. Sheperd Korth earned Most Valuable Skier for the high schoolers for his consistently best times and for his strong work ethic in practice. Brett Gearhart took the MVP honors for the middle schoolers, having skied in high school races throughout the season. And, Ally Fields took home the Most Improved Skier award for improving her times dramatically from last year. Let me emphasize that ALL our skiers improved over the course of the season. Thanks to the Nordic Ski Booster Club, seniors Ally Fields and Kayla Abbott will take home their skate skis. This gesture is to promote continued interest in the sport and continued practice of a healthy life skill.

Thanks to everyone for a good season, especially Jack Cornish for his coaching and ski expertise, and Mackenzie Dysinger for her continued assistance with conditioning. She has a knack for making suffering fun. I'm proud of these kids for sticking with the program despite some very challenging conditions this year. Skiing at -30 takes a special kind of toughness.

If anyone took more pictures, send them along and I will post. Thanks to Jenny Moser and Tari Patinka for these.

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C/o Copper River School District, P. O. Box 108
Glennallen, AK
99588

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+19072594127

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