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2017 EVENT Guide #Eswgames the 37Th Empire State Winter Games Are Brought to You By 2017 EVENT Guide #ESWGames The 37th Empire State Winter Games are brought to you by: Support provided by a Market NY grant through I Love NY/ New York State’s Division of Tourism as a part of the Regional Economic Development Council awards. For more information, go to www.ESWGames.com Opening Ceremony Thursday, Feb. 2 at 6 p.m. Cameras and video cameras welcome! Parade of Athletes Color Guard New York State Troop B National Anthem The Voices of Experience Nick Fairall Keynote Speaker Bike Trials Exhibition Sam Perkins Parkour Exhibition Bulletrun Barrel Jumping Exhibition Sylvain Leclerc 2016 Video Highlights Athlete lineup for Opening Ceremony 5:30 p.m. in the USA Rink Use the Cummins Road Athlete Entrance to the Olympic Center. Athletes MUST wear an ESWG jacket to participate in the Parade of Athletes. No exceptions. Welcome to the 37th Empire State Winter Games! These competitions mark a significant turning point in what is already the largest community-supported collection of winter athletic games in the U.S. 2017 represents a real Games changer, with several new and exciting sports, expanded adaptive competitions, new venues, additional partner communities, cash prizes, and for the first time, an international scope. We’re pleased to bring together some of the finest and most enthusiastic athletes from across the region, country, and border to compete in a record 31 winter sports. With family, friends, and neighbors as spectators and supporters, the athletes embody excellence in sport. On behalf of the Games’ host communities and the region, we wish you all the best as you do your best in your competitions this week! Sincerely, Town of North Elba, town of Harrietstown, town of Brighton, town of Wilmington, town and village of Tupper Lake, town and village of Malone, town of Jay, village of Lake Placid, village of Saranac Lake, Essex County, Franklin County, NYS Olympic Regional Development Authority, Regional Office of Sustainable Tourism, Senator Betty Little #ESWGAMES Questions? Call (518) 523-2445 2017 ESWG Event schedules are subject to change. For the most up-to-date Schedule details, visit your sport’s page on www.ESWGames.com. Sport Date Event Time Location Other Notes Whiteface Mountain Adaptive Alpine 2/3 IPC-SG (USSA Golden Rule) 11 am Upper Thruway, Draper's Drop Whiteface Mountain Adaptive Alpine 2/4 IPC-GS (USSA Golden Rule) 9:30 am Upper Thruway, Draper's Drop Whiteface Mountain Adaptive Alpine 2/4 Adaptive Assisted (GS) 10:30 am Mixing Bowl Whiteface Mountain Adaptive Alpine 2/4 Adaptive Unassisted (GS) 1 pm Lower Valley Whiteface Mountain Adaptive Alpine 2/5 IPC (USSA Golden Rule) (SL) 9:30 am Draper’s Drop Whiteface Mountain Adaptive Alpine 2/5 Adaptive Unassisted (SL) 9:30 am Lower Valley Mt Van Hoevenberg Adaptive Biathlon 2/4 Parabiathlon Sprint 10 am Biathlon Stadium Mt Van Hoevenberg Adaptive XC 2/5 Cross-Country Sprint 10 am Biathlon Stadium Alpine Skiing 2/3 Super G 11 am Whiteface Mountain Alpine Skiing 2/4 Giant Slalom 9:30 am Whiteface Mountain Alpine Skiing 2/5 Slalom 9:30 am Whiteface Mountain Mt Van Hoevenberg Bib pick up at 8:30 am, Zero at 9 am Biathlon 2/4 Sprint 10 am Biathlon Stadium Mt Van Hoevenberg Bib pick up at 8:30 am, Zero at 9 am Biathlon 2/5 Mass Start 10 am Biathlon Stadium 3 pm - 6 Bobsled 2/5 Junior Bobsled ESG Race Mt Van Hoevenberg pm Sliding Center Broomball 2/3 Game 1: 1 vs. 8 6 pm Malone Civic Center Broomball 2/3 Game 2: 4 vs. 5 7 pm Malone Civic Center Broomball 2/3 Game 3: 3 vs. 6 8 pm Malone Civic Center Broomball 2/3 Game 4: 2 vs. 7 9 pm Malone Civic Center Game 5: Runner-up Game 1 vs. Malone Civic Center Broomball 2/4 Runner-up Game 2 8 am Game 6: Runner-up Game 3 vs. Malone Civic Center Broomball 2/4 Runner-up Game 4 9 am Game 7: Winner Game 1 vs. Malone Civic Center Broomball 2/4 Winner Game 2 11:30 am Game 8: Winner Game 3 vs. Malone Civic Center Broomball 2/4 Winner Game 4 12:30 am Game 9: Runner-Up Game 7 vs. Malone Civic Center Broomball 2/4 Winner Game 5 3 pm Game 10: Winner Game 6 vs. Malone Civic Center Broomball 2/4 Runner-up Game 8 4 pm Game 11: Winner Game 7 vs. Malone Civic Center Broomball 2/4 Winner Game 8 5 pm Game 12: Winner Game 9 vs. Malone Civic Center Broomball 2/4 Winner Game 10 6 pm Game 13: Winner Game 12 vs. Malone Civic Center Broomball 2/4 Runner-up Game 11 7 pm Game 14: Winner Game 11 vs. Malone Civic Center Broomball 2/4 Winner Game 13 8 pm Game 15: Winner Game 14 vs. Malone Civic Center Broomball 2/4 Runner-up Game 14 9 pm For more information, go to www.ESWGames.com Dewey Mountain Cross-Country 2/3 2.5K Freestyle - Dual Starts 7 pm Recreation Center Bib pick up at 6 pm Mt Van Hoevenberg Cross-Country 2/4 5K/20K Classical - Mass Start 1 pm Biathlon Stadium Bib pick up at 12 pm Freestyle Sprint championship start Mt Van Hoevenberg Cross-Country 2/4 4 pm Biathlon Stadium 3:45 pm sign in Mt Van Hoevenberg Cross-Country 2/4 Men’s Semi Finals 1 Biathlon Stadium 4 skiers, top 2 advance Mt Van Hoevenberg Cross-Country 2/4 Women’s Semi Finals 1 Biathlon Stadium 4 skiers, top 2 advance Mt Van Hoevenberg Cross-Country 2/4 Men’s Semi Finals 2 Biathlon Stadium 4 skiers, top 2 advance Mt Van Hoevenberg Cross-Country 2/4 Women’s Semi Finals 2 Biathlon Stadium 4 skiers, top 2 advance Mt Van Hoevenberg Cross-Country 2/4 Men’s Finals Biathlon Stadium Mt Van Hoevenberg Cross-Country 2/4 Women’s Finals Biathlon Stadium Mt Van Hoevenberg Cross-Country 2/5 5k/7.5k - Freestyle 1 pm Biathlon Stadium Bib pick up at noon Figureskating 2/3 Schedule will be posted at the rink All Day Olympic Center Figureskating 2/4 Schedule will be posted at the rink All Day Olympic Center Figureskating 2/5 Schedule will be posted at the rink All Day Olympic Center Ski Cross & Snowboard Cross Freestyle 2/2 Training 10 am Whiteface Mountain Ski Cross & Snowboard Cross Freestyle 2/3 Training Time Trials 11:15 am Whiteface Mountain 9-11 am practice Freestyle 2/3 Ski & Snowboard Cross Finals 2 pm Whiteface Mountain Freestyle 2/3 Mogul Training 10 am Whiteface Mountain Ski & Snowboard Big Air Training 9 am-noon Slopestyle training Freestyle 2/3 & Qualifying Round 1:45 pm Titus Mountain 12:30-1:30 pm Big Air training Freestyle 2/3 Big Air Finals 6:30 pm Titus Mountain 5:30-6:15 pm training 9-10:15 am training Freestyle 2/4 Moguls Competition Start 10:45 am Whiteface Mountain 10:30 am forerunners Ski & Snowboard Slopestyle Age Class 9-10:15 am Slopestyle practice Freestyle 2/4 Finals/Open Class Qualification 10:30 am Titus Mountain Freestyle 2/4 Slopestyle Open Class Finals 3 pm Titus Mountain 9-10:15 am training Freestyle 2/5 Moguls Competition Start 10:45 am Whiteface Mountain 10:30 am forerunners Youth A/B Men & Youth A/B Women Mt Van Hoevenberg Luge 2/4 8 am Sliding Center Masters: Open Men & Women Mt Van Hoevenberg Luge 2/5 Novice Youth Class: Men & Women 8 am Sliding Center Marthon Skating 2/4 26.2 mile/42K Speed Skating Marathon 12 pm Mirror Lake Marthon Skating 2/4 Citizens Race and Kids Race 3 pm Mirror Lake Mt Van Hoevenberg Youth (18 and under) open race is at Skeleton 2/3 Skeleton Open Race 5:30 pm Sliding Center the same time. Ski Jumping 2/3 Open Training K20/K48/K90 3 pm Olympic Jumping Complex Ski Jumping 2/4 Open Training K20/K48/K90 9 am Olympic Jumping Complex Ski Jumping 2/4 K20 Competition 10 am Olympic Jumping Complex Ski Jumping 2/4 K48 Competition 11 am Olympic Jumping Complex Ski Jumping 2/4 K90 Competition 12 pm Olympic Jumping Complex Mt Van Hoevenberg or Ski Jumping 2/4 NC/XC 3 pm Olympic Jumping Complex #ESWGAMES Questions? Call (518) 523-2445 Venue Addresses Tupper Lake Civic Ce Cascade XC Center nter D Women’s Hockey Trudea ua To Malone D To Titus u Rd n . C E Parking e R 4833 Cascade Rd. E M d Mountain . Get the latest updates: t . and Malone P Competition Slope . Lake Placid, NY 12946 . ve i A s www.ESWGames.com Rd lara F a C g ayette Sant a h Dewey Mountain M R d Titus Mountain c . L /ESWGames a NY-3 Slopeste i ir u g 3 h l Mount Pisgah Main Lodge Saranac Lake, NY 12983 i n /ESWGames A v Malone Civic Center e Titus Mountain . 86 Big Air • Slopestyle Cameras are welcome 64 State St. Rd at all of our venues. n Malone, NY 12953 3 so n Share your photos and h o Mount Pisgah Saranac Lake J videos and tag them: Civic Center 92 Mt. Pisgah Ln. 30 30 3 Adaptive Sled Hockey anac Lake #ESWGames Saranac Lake, NY 12983 To Sar e. 30 d Av . san d er R p te Olympic Center Am t ye Fa 2634 Main St. Willow St. 11 To Tupper Lake Lake Placid, NY 12946 Pearl St. 3 Biathlon Range Olympic Jumping Complex B Biathlon • Cross Country 73 5486 Cascade Rd.
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