Snowboarding News November 2007

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THURSDAY, 29 NOVEMBER 2007
	Snowboarding Program Postponed
	The Snowbird and the Deseret Morning News recently announced that the snowboarding program of their Deseret Morning News/KSL Ski School will be postponed for a week. According to the program organizers, the delay is mainly due to limited open terrain. The participants of the said snowboarding program have met for their introductory lesson last November 17. However, due to the limite Read Full Story
	Freestyle Contest Winner to Receive Sponsorship
	Freestyle, the original action sports watch manufacturer, announces its search for a new team rider. In conjunction with Loop'd.com, Freestyle is hosting a contest called "Are You Next?" which will ultimately result in a year-long athlete sponsorship for one lucky winner. Starting on November 28, 2007, athletes throughout North America will have a chance to win a coveted spot on Freestyl Read Full Story
WEDNESDAY, 28 NOVEMBER 2007
	Telluride Resort to Host Jeep King of the Mountain
	KETCHUM, Idaho – When the Jeep King of the Mountain Series, a 15-year-old professional snowsports series, joined forces with The Ski Tour / Basecamp Music Experience, an event that blends music and world-class competition, the result was the birth of a movement that kicks off in Telluride, Colo. on December 14-16. Highlights of the weekend-long festival include: Professional Ski an Read Full Story
	Snowboard Outreach Society to Include Skiing
	The Snowboard Outreach Society recently announced that aside from snowboarding, they will now incorporate skiing in their program to develop kid’s character and self-esteem. The group also reveals that they will now be called the Snowsports Outreach Society. Among their first projects under their new name SOS will be taking over the operation of Vail Resorts’ outreach program. Vail R Read Full Story
TUESDAY, 27 NOVEMBER 2007
	YES Launches Ski/Snowboard Program for Boston Kids
	BOSTON (BUSINESS WIRE) -Youth Enrichment Service (YES), a non-profit educational institution that offers low- and moderate-income Boston area kids outdoor and practical learning activities, announced the kickoff of its 40th annual ski/snowboard program in December. Since 1968, YES has helped more than 100,000 Boston area kids build self-esteem and foster life-long respect for themselves, Read Full Story