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Tyler Koziol fights to hold off Joe D, and Dave P-K as racers crest the final hill to the finish.<\/p>\n
(Editors note: These photos are not from a VT resort but rather this Sunday’s Glenville Hills Classic!)<\/p>\n Conditions at this weekends races were as close to perfect as I have seen in a long time. Glenville lucked out on Sunday with Temps in the high 20’s.<\/p>\n Peru drew a larger crowd and thus raised a healthy sum for 2 worthy causes. Race photos that look far nicer than mine can be purchased here (proceeds go to charity)!<\/strong><\/p>\n http:\/\/placidtimesphotographyllc.pixieset.com\/deweymountainevents\/2015cookieclash\/<\/a><\/p>\n For those that missed it, here is a quick recap: SNL coach Kieth Kogut took out his altimeter and designed a course that maximized climbs and descents. \u00a0I would estimate there was about 10′ of flat terrain on this Dewy Mtn course if you count the start area.<\/p>\n Mike Wynn took the top spot, with Jan Wellford close behind. Several minutes back there was a close race for third between Underwood Yarsevich and Seyse.<\/p>\n Heidi Underwood came out on top of a speedy womens field. Rosanne Van Dorn, and Janet Findley took the next two spots.<\/p>\n Results are up Here<\/p>\n http:\/\/nyssranordic.org\/results\/2014-15-results\/<\/a><\/p>\n Sunday’s Glenville Hills classic featured soft slick trails. The deep snow made for easy cornering on the steeper sections of trail. Although race times were a bit slower, the trails felt great to ski on.<\/p>\n There was a rare tie in the Womens field with Mares and Yarsevich (Not Chris, his sister Amy) tying for first.<\/p>\n Winning ran in the Family as Hurt’s Chris Yarsevich had the fastest Men’s time by just over a minute.<\/p>\n The Alberga Brothers from Saranac lake won their respective U16 and U14 distances despite climbing Dewey Mountain 3 times less than 24 hours before.<\/p>\n Scotia’s Paul B. Won his age category and the farthest traveled award for flying over from France to ski in Glenville.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n The Bill Koch race was not well attended, but one enthusiastic U2 skier did her best for a cookie on the shortest loop of approximately 300 M in 9:24. Not bad with her proud papa slowing her down!<\/p>\n <\/p>\n S’mores were enjoyed by the racers, by a nice warm fire.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Up Next: big weekend: Short Lumberjack scramble on Saturday 10KM classic<\/strong><\/p>\n http:\/\/www.tupperlake.com\/events\/lumberjack-scramble<\/a><\/p>\n Very family friendly, course is challenging but not imposing. If you are looking for a loppet warm up or skipping the loppet, this is your short race!<\/p>\n Long: Winona Forest Tourathon: 12.5. 25, and 50KM classic. <\/strong>Nice rolling and flat terrain\u00a0for a 12.5 Km loop with feed\/ warming stations and an after party! If you wan to ski over 10Km and aren’t skiing the Loppet, this is your race!<\/p>\n https:\/\/www.skireg.com\/3729<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n Sunday Lake placid Loppet 25 and 50 both techniques. This race needs no introduction!<\/strong><\/p>\n Get out on this terrific snow!<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Tyler Koziol fights to hold off Joe D, and Dave P-K as racers crest the final hill to the finish. (Editors note: These photos are not from a VT resort but rather this Sunday’s Glenville Hills Classic!) 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