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B Ulletin Irkebeiner IRKEBEINER B ULLETIN Volume 37 No. July 2014 Official newsletter of the Birkebeiner Nordic Ski Club PO Box 192 Mount Beauty Victoria 3699 Telephone: (03) 57544323 Website: http://birkebeiner.org.au Editor’s email address [email protected] This Issue: President Ronice Goebel Ian Ryan Award, goes to Trish Cross 2 57592639 [email protected] SSA Cross Country Committee 3 0409 332 642 Australian Juniors Format 4 Vice President Blair Hume Birkie Skidoo Trailer History 5 [email protected] Mid Season Dinner 6 Secretary Trish Cross S&R Report 6 5754 4323 [email protected] Twenty Loppets 7 0422 049 207 Fence Pole Project 7 Assistant Sec. Penny Goebel 2014 Birkie Classic Report and Results 9 [email protected] Junior Joeys Program 10 Treasurer Ann Bellingham Ski de Femme 13 57541815 [email protected] Level 1 Coaching Course 14 Newsletter Editor & Bill Little Junior Birkies 15 Membership Secretary Casserole Dinner Report 16 57544174 [email protected] Junior Birkie Photos 17 Social Secretary Kerry Lucas Day Tour Proposal 18 5754 1341 [email protected] Club Run Races 19 0407 814 114 The Nordic Bowl in the 40s or 50s 19 Committee Members Alice Hamilton [email protected] Allan Marsland 57544541 [email protected] Ian Franzke 5754 1281 [email protected] Jim Gargan 5754 1785 [email protected] Marg Trnka 57544637 [email protected] Michelle Forrer 57541722 [email protected] The Bogong High Plains Road to the bowl at the start of the season. Photo courtesy Nick Wright. Birkebeiner Bulletin 1 Citation: Trish Cross – recipient of the Ian Ryan Award for 2014. This award was initiated in 2001 by the club in memory of club member Ian Ryan who tragically died at the end of the 1999 Kangaroo Hoppet. The award is to a Club member who has worked hard behind the scenes to make sure programs and activities are provided to other Club members. The inaugural 2001 winner was Judy Bottomley. To view past winners check out the club website <http://birkebeiner.org.au/about/ian-ryan-award/>. Having enjoyed holidays in Mt Beauty for many years, when Trish and John retired, they sold their home in Lismore and moved to Mt Beauty at the start of 2008. Trish is a very caring and civic minded person and she quickly became involved in many community causes. She currently volunteers with Red Cross, is on the committee of the UKV Community Associa- tion, and has provided classroom assistance at Mt Beauty Primary School. But her greatest commit- ment is as a Community Visitor on behalf of the Office of the Public Advocate, regularly travelling as far afield as Cobram. Community Visitors are volunteers who visit Victorian accommodation facilities for people with a disability or mental illness. They monitor and report on the adequacy of services provid- ed, in the interests of residents and patients. Fortunately for us, Trish and John were interested in learning to ski. Shortly after their arrival in Mt Beauty, they made friends with a number of Birkies, joined the club and came along to the annual Cas- serole Dinner in June. At the time, the previous club secretary had just retired and we had been unable to find a willing re- placement at the AGM a month earlier. At the casserole dinner, someone fortuitously asked Trish if she would be willing to take on the job. I can imagine Trish saying something like, “Oh, yes, if there’s not too much involved, I suppose I could do that.” And so it began. Trish has been a very capable and conscientious secretary for the past six years. She has seen off two presidents, Jim Gargan and Helen L’Huillier, and she is now organising Ronice into some sort of order. During those past six years, Trish has been a regular volunteer in many roles. She has helped out at almost every club race day, social func- tion and working bee. She has been a Hoppet volunteer, both on snow and in the Hoppet Shop, helping at mailouts and on bag packing days. She took over the role of Hoppet Shop co- ordinator. And she has been one of our club vol- unteers at bike events and the Mt Beauty Half Marathon. In her spare time, what little there is of it, Trish plays tennis, learns French, cycles and swims. I think you will agree that Trish is a gem, and a very worthy recipient of the Ian Ryan award. How lucky are we that she joined our club. Congratulations, Trish. And thank-you for every- thing you do. Helen L’Huillier, June 14, 2014 Birkebeiner Bulletin 2 It is instructive to note the com- position of this committee. The BNSC members are as follows. Finn Marsland (National Coach & High Performance), Paul Ko- vacs (Athlete Representative), Ashleigh Spittle (Athlete Repre- sentative), Allison McArdle (Coach Education & Fundrais- ing), Ronice Goebel (Victoria Grassroots) and Andrew Walker (Rules & Officials). The fol- lowing link to the club site that shows a profile of club members who have contribute to State and National XC skiing over the years. http://birkebeiner.org.au/about/ member-contributions-to-state- national-skiing/ History of Skiing http://youtu.be/bJRsottYndI is a link to a youtube video about "The History of Skiing” (7min 42sec) and it is interesting view- ing. Birkebeiner Bulletin 3 Australian Junior Championship Format As announced by the SSA Cross Country Committee (SAXC) earlier this year, the 2014 Australian Junior Championship for Cross Country Skiing will be held at Perisher on July 26/27 as a stand alone weekend separate to the Open and FIS events. At the recent SAXC meeting in Mt Beauty the format of the events on this weekend were confirmed as follows: Saturday July 26 AM: Classic Sprint Time Trial and Finals Saturday July 26 PM: Trial "Cross Country Cross" Obstacle Course (non-championship event) Sunday July 27 AM: Freestyle Distance Events The "Cross Country Cross" event on the Saturday afternoon aligns with the new event on the pro- gram for the 2016 Winter Youth Olympic Games in Lillehammer. The exact format for this event is still being developed, however it will likely involve a combination of jumps and turns designed to challenge all-round skiing skills as well as head-to-head racing. In addition, the distances for these events were confirmed as follows: The main reason that the distances have come down slightly relative to recent years is to promote junior skiers learning how to ski fast and at a high intensity throughout the race, rather than pacing the race at a lower intensity just to finish. There are plenty of opportunities for juniors to ski longer distances at other events during the season, and the top Australian juniors will compete in the Open FIS races over 5/10km for women and 10/15km for men. The sprint distances and courses used will be determined by the race organisers dependent on snow conditions. There was also discussion amongst the committee regarding why the junior men are skiing longer than the junior women in the U16 category, when they are physiologically similar at this age and should also be learning how to ski faster first before building endurance. The key factor here was a desire to begin stepping the distance up towards the World Junior Championship and Youth Olym- pic distances, which are 5km for women and 10km for men (3.3km and 5km in the relays). Regarding techniques, Classic was chosen for the Sprint and Freestyle for the Distance races as these match up with the styles at the World Junior Championships next year. The format of these events will be reviewed following the winter, however the general intention is to keep the same format for 2015 with alternating styles. This year this means that the techniques are the same for the corre- sponding Australian Championship FIS races at Perisher the following weekend, however this tim- ing may not be the case in subsequent years. Online race entries for the 2014 Australian Junior Championship are already open and can be found via the PXC Website and AUSXC Calendar Page. Birkebeiner Bulletin 4 Birkie Skidoo Trailer (some history) Back in the autumn of 1981 Alex Chapman (life member) and Chris Maloney built the skidoo trailer that is still being used today. It has been dragged all over the High Plains and been involved in every ski race or event that the club has organised at Falls Creek since 1981 i.e. 34 years of use. Also all other clubs that organise races and events from the Nordic Bowl have used the trailer over this period. There are a couple of big advantages of this design of trailer: 1. two people can be transported on the back of the trailer (standing) this, with two on the skidoo means a total of four people can be transported and 2. with a person standing on the trailer it is much easier to set a race course as flags and poles can be placed as the skidoo moves. It has had a few repairs done to it over this time and recently Bob Flower decided to use his handyman skills in ‘skidoo trail- er design’, welding and painting to do a major overall. He also relocated the position of the axle to better balance the trailer. Thanks Bob, great job. By Paul L’Huillier Pictured are two photos of Bob on the job and one of the completed repairs. Birkebeiner Bulletin 5 Finn Marsland sitting & Ross Forest (Groomer) – Brian Keeble (driver), Ewan Silvester (sitting) and Hoppet 2006 Bill Little on the trailer 2014 BNSC Mid Season Dinner Mid-Season Dinner at Roi’s Diner When: Thursday 24th July Where: Roi’s Diner Restaurant, 179 Kiewa Valley Hwy, Tawonga Time: 6:30pm Cost: $20.00 per head (please note: The club is subsidising the meal by $15.00 per head).
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