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Number Six Project Complete!
After completing the last of the new drainage work last week, and laying the final load of new sod on Monday, the new and improved sixth hole is now ready for action this Friday, May 28.
Anyone who played number six last season will be amazed at the transformation. While it's certainly still one of the more challenging holes at Sugarloaf, it's no longer the notorious scorecard killer thanks to wideneed approach, increased playable area around the green, and healthi
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Sod project on Number 6
Those of you who have been following the news from the golf course closely this year will know that we've done a considerable amount of work on hole number 6 over the past year. We completely rebuilt all of the drainage systems, removed a large number of trees, stumps, rocks, and other debris on the right of the approach, and increased playable area on the approach by a huge amount.
With the drainage work completed last fall, we've worked to prepar
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A successful Ski and Tee Weekend!
Hopefully many of you were able to get out and enjoy the back nine here at the Sugarloaf Golf Club during Ski and Tee Weeked, May 1-2. Eager golfers played more than 250 rounds over the weekend, which was the earliest date in the 25 year history of the Sugarloaf Golf Club that the course has been playable. And though the course still very much in early season condition, nearly all of the golfers we spoke with over the weekend were amazed at the shape the course was in (particularly since most
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Thanks for an AWESOME SEASON!!
I've had an amazing season with you crazy lot and want to thank you for all the good times. Not to get all sentimental and sappy, but you Sugarloafers are good stuff. Real good stuff. From my mornings running around delivering maps to the Ambassadors and hardy season passholders, to the hours spent at Java Joe's yukking it up… Continue
Added by Sugarloaf Snow Reporter on April 23, 2010 at 8:54am — 10 Comments
Already mowing grass on the course!
No joke, the photo below was taken today, April 15, on the sixth green. Number six emerged from the winter in such great shape that our crew is already mowing it, even while we're still skiing up on the hill. This green is almost is mid-season form already, and much of that great growth can be attributed to a new, permeable tarp system that superintendant Bob Bruce experimented with this winter.
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Added by Sugarloaf Golf Club on April 15, 2010 at 4:30pm — No Comments
Tully Wins Junior Olympic Mogul Title
CVA senior Troy Tully needed the run of his life to clinch the title as the top mogul skier at the United States Freestyle Junior Olympics at Waterville Valley on March 12th. Competing on a windy and cloudy day against the top 68 mogul skiers from across the country the competitors were scored on t
Added by Carrabassett Valley Academy on March 22, 2010 at 10:09am — 1 Comment
Perfect Turn Shines in Battle of the Best-of-the-Best
This was a big week for Perfect Turn. We enjoyed a massively successful vacation week that consisted predominantly of groups of families from Nova Scotia. The children’s center buzzed with activity and sunny days ensured contented parents picked up happy kids every afternoon.
Over the weekend, both the Mountain Masters’ and Bubblecuffer programs concluded with a bang.yes""> The kids enjoyed the annual Bubbl
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Very Vintage Weekend!
You may not have heard but there's some awesomeness starting tonight 3/19: Sugarloaf's VERY VINTAGE WEEKEND!! Started last year by Snow Reporter Lizzy in honor of her beloved old-school Ebay finds, the event starts tonight with 70s Disco band Motor Booty Affair at the Widowmaker. Tomorrow we'll be dressing in vintage ski-wear on the slopes - the more ridiculous the better - and then heading back to the Widowmaker for 80s tribute band Gazpacho. The one and only Joel came out with me today to s
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3.16.10 = GLORIOUS
Check out the awesome conditions from today!
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Week in Review
Hey folks!
These last couple of weeks have been straight up glorious at the Loaf. With tons of snow and sunshine, everyone's been in snowphoria (that's right, I made up a word. Go with it). I pieced together a little week in review video to try to give you a taste of how great it's been up here...but really, you gotta be here. And with next week looking like much of the same sunshine, I'd say it's time to make use of those sick days.
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The Triumphant Return of a Local Hero
Everybody knew Saturday would be the day at Sugarloaf. We all knew that Seth Wescott’s triumphant homecoming after winning gold in boarder-cross at this year’s Olympics in Vancouver would be a day to remember.
Maine and Sugarloaf’s poster boy didn’t disappoint as he brought home his second gold in as many Olympics, repeating his feat achieved at the 2006 games in Torino.
To an overwhelming ovation of nearly
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Sugarloaf Board Room - Shredder Spotlight
Age?
18
Hometown?
The Valley.
How long have you been riding?
10 years.
How long have you been coming to Sugarloaf?
Since December 31, 1999.
Why do you com
Added by Sugarloaf Board Room on March 8, 2010 at 8:30pm — 1 Comment
Jenson Seals Nationals Goal
Alex Jenson entered this winter season physically and mentally prepared to achieve her goal of qualifying to compete in this year’s US Freestyle National Championships. Her invitation to Nationals was sealed when she won United States Ski and Snowboard Association (USSA) Eastern Freestyle Division Cham
Added by Carrabassett Valley Academy on March 8, 2010 at 6:47am — No Comments
Skiing's Next Generation
One of the most rewarding experiences about skiing at Sugarloaf is the extent of quality youth skiing all around us. Yes, we are always privy to youth skiing events, like the J2 Alpine races held here all week. And yes, everyday we get to watch the CVA teams that call this mountain their home. But I’m not talking about them.
Tuesday spelled one of the most perfect days this mountain has seen in years. The combination of over 5 fresh feet of new
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BLUEBIRD POWDAH HEAVEN NUGGETS
Okay, first new video, then creative writing venture:
Wow hey - can we just talk about what went down in this last week? This month? How about this season? You know what, let's just sit down and do a little 09/10 season review:
1) We wait patiently for snow to start the season.
2) We wait a little more
3) The snow comes! We are happy.
4) More snow comes! We are even more happy.
5) Time passes. No snow
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The Spirit of Olympic Success
the world to build a peaceful and better world through sport. For Sugarloafers, Carrabassett Vall… Continue
Added by Carrabassett Valley Academy on March 1, 2010 at 11:19am — No Comments
Update on Operations Challenges Today - 2/27/10
As all of you know by now, this has been a pretty incredible week for us here at Sugarloaf. A monster four day storm left us with 50 inches of new snow since Wednesday morning, giving us far and away the best skiing conditions of the season. Along with those 50 inches, however, came numerous operational challenges. Many weekend visitors were frustrated by delays here this morning, and we wanted to p
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CVA Nation
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Bumps
February vacation kicked off with a bang this weekend at Sugarloaf as the entire mountain bustled with activity. All types of skiers and snowboarders — from vacationing families, visiting school groups from as far away as England, and numerous locals — converged on Maine’s preeminent winter destination.
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Any Given Day
The bell rings, students take last minute notes, and collect their books and laptops. They bustle out of class and emerge into the halls, destined for their next class; discussing the challenges of the test that lies before them. The hallways of the converted Capricorn Lodge are narrow and the labyrinth is crowded as the entire student population joins the classroom shuffle. It’s a typical high school scene.
What makes this experience, and any Carrabassett Valley Academy activi
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