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Nullmeyer, Crawford match world’s best at WJC in Sweden

Nullmeyer, Crawford match world’s best at WJC in Sweden

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Story from Skiracing.com here: Canada claims win in Junior World Championship team  NULLMEYER, CRAWFORD MATCH WORLD’S BEST AT WJC IN SWEDEN

ARE, Sweden (Mon. March 13, 2017) – Georgian Peaks Ski Club racer Ali Nullmeyer put down a race to remember Monday, claiming a silver medal at the World Junior World Ski Championships in Are, Sweden, a mere 0.09 seconds behind winner Camille Rast of Switzerland.

The 18-year-old continues a strong showing for the Canadian contingent at the world juniors. The Canadians captured gold in the team event on Sunday with Jack Crawford, Jeffrey Read, Stef Fleckstein and Nullmeyer beating out Austria for the impressive win. Belgium beat out Germany for the bronze.

The Canadian group was on a roll all week, with Jack Crawford, of the Whistler Mountain Ski Club, finishing just off the podium twice when posted the fourth best times in both the men’s downhill and giant slalom.

Sam Mulligan, a former Vancouver Ski Team and Grouse Tyee racer, also finished fourth, this time in the men’s super-G, while Jeffery Read (Banff) posted an impressive four top-15 finishes.

See all results from the FIS World Junior Ski Championships.

– Article republished from http://snowsportsculture.com/nullmeyer-crawford-match-worlds-best-wjc-sweden/ 

Photo from BC Alpine website: www.bcalpine.com
The Canadian team, featuring Ali Nullmeyer, Stefanie Fleckenstein, Jack Crawford and Jeffrey Read, won the battle for first place against Austria, and Belgium took third place ahead of Germany

Nullmeyer, Crawford match world’s best at WJC in Sweden

BC Alpine Registration Categories and Fees for the 2016-2017 Season

We have confirmed the fees for the season and published them at http://bcalpine.net/page/programFees 

We are excited to announce that although there have been some slight increases to the Alpine Canada competitive and entry level programs, the general membership registration costs have come down by a considerable margin. This will make most registration costs for families nearly identical to previous seasons while reducing the cost for volunteers and adult members who do not have children in competitive programs!

Other changes include:

  1. The SAIP insurance pricing has been separated from the registration categories, allowing members to build the program/SAIP level that is correct for them. (NOTE: SAIP is still mandatory for all FIS programs!)
  2. Masters registration has been reduced to a single category and includes national card activation with registration.
Nullmeyer, Crawford match world’s best at WJC in Sweden

FIS Registration and Canada West AAP Information for 2016 / 2017 Season

2017 Season FIS Registration Fees

At the time of writing prices have not yet been confirmed for this season.  We expect a minor increase from last season ($20-60) and will update the prices in the next week when we confirm this.

2017 Season FIS Registration Process

The 2016-17 season registration forms can be DOWNLOADED HERE.
Please note:

  1. Athletes must complete the CCES Athlete Information and Declaration form.  This also requires athletes to follow some online curriculum which is linked to on the form.
  2. Canadian Card FIS athletes (with SAIP level 3 insurance) do not allow any event or training days outside of Canada.
  3. The medical form requires a visit to your family doctor – please book ASAP to make sure your form gets submitted in a timely manner.
  4. Due to Canada West Ski Areas Association All Area Pass deadlines we suggest all athletes be registered by August 12th.  Athletes registered after that date will not qualify for an All Area Pass.

2017 Season Canada West Ski Areas Association All Area Pass

Prices for an AAP remain at $525 for athletes and $1050 for coaches this season. Eligible athletes must be born betwee 1996 and 2000, and be actively training and competing in FIS sanctioned events.
The CWSAA AAP application process for the 2016-17 season can be found online at http://bcalpine.net/aap

 VERY IMPORTANT NOTE: The All Area Pass Form must be printed in colour and the original ink on paper version submitted else it will be rejected. Deadline to be registered for a valid FIS program in order to qualify for CWSAA AAP submissions is August 12th, 2016.