At Sierra Nevada College, success is not only measured in grades and degrees, but also in the grandeur of one’s goggle tan.
Warm temperatures and a lack of snow since January has resulted in earlier resort closings than usual for most Lake Tahoe ski resorts. As compared to past seasons, some locals are calling this “the season that never was.”
“Dude, I got invited to the Championships at Revelstoke, so did Preston! Can we go? Can you go? My mom says I can only go if you go!”
It’s 8 a.m. on the second day of spring break and most students are fast asleep enjoying dreams of no school, beaches and sun. Everyone is finally getting that rest that all students need after a hard week of midterms and a half year of class with the exception of 22 Sierra Nevada College students. For them it’s an early morning of high anticipation for Jibs 4 Kids 2013.
When he’s not taking numbers from gorgeous Tahoe women as a result of his drop dead all American smile and classy style, you can find Sierra Nevada College free skier Alden Spence launching off massive kickers or ripping down powdery pillow lines.
Monday, April 1, at Squaw Valley, Sierra Nevada College students will have the opportunity to participate in the Third Annual Skinny Ski-A-Thon presented by the High Fives Foundation and Arcade Belts.
Congratulations to all members of the Ski and Snowboard teams for all of their accomplishments during the National Championships.Overall champions in Alpine Skiing and Men’s Snowboarding.
Congratulations to all freestyle riders for all of their accomplishments during the National Championships.