Thursday, November 19, 2015
OneWay Joins the Kingston Roller Ski Race Family
Although it's close to the event, OneWay - the Authentic Nordic Sports Brand - just agreed to become a sponsor of the 11th Annual Kingston Roller Ski Race and we welcome them. They will be supplying us with some nice prizes as well as some demo equipment for everyone to try at the race. So, check out their skis, boots, poles, etc. as well as their webpage: onewaysport.us. I'm sure many of you have seen their ads on FasterSkier and in the The Master Skier Annual Cross-Country Ski Journal. Now come see their equipment. Once again, welcome OneWay.
Saturday, November 7, 2015
11th Annual Kingston Roller Ski Race
Well, Halloween is over and that means that it's time for the Kingston Roller Ski Races. In its 11th year, this event signals the end of training and the start of ski racing. Hopefully, we've taken out our skis, set-up our wax stations and planned our winter races.
The 11th Annual edition of the Kingston Roller Ski Races should be as good and as fun as any in the past. We have some great sponsors and some fantastic prizes. Toko wax, Rudy Project glasses & helmets, Verge ski clothing, Nathan hydration, Polar watches and monitors, Concept 2/SkiErg, V2 roller skis, EarMitts, and Accelerade sports drink are all on board. The prize table should look as good as usual.
Almost everything involving the race has stayed the same. There are 3 races: a 5K classic starting at 12 noon, a 2K novice for people just beginning their roller ski experience at 12:30pm and a 10K freestyle at 1:15pm. We've kept the price the same at $20 for 1 race and $25 for 2 races.
Applications are available by contacting Greg Malia at dgmalia@earthlink.net.
High Peaks Cyclery from Lake Placid will be there with gret prices on everything ski and ski related.
The Races:
People can register for the 5K &/or the 10K race(s). However, if you sign-up for the novice race, that's the only race you may enter. The novice race is for people who are just beginning their roller ski training. The cost is $20 for one race and $25 for two races. This is the same price as two years ago.
Individual Awards:
I. An overall male and an overall female champion will be crowned based on their performances in both the 5K and the 10K races.
II. The male and female winners of the novice, the 5K and the 10K races will receive an award.
III. Age group winners in the following categories will receive a prize.
High school & Younger
Out of high school to 29
30 - 45
Over 45
Team Awards:
A high school, college or club may enter as many teams as they like. If entering more than one team just list them as Team A, Team B, etc. We will be awarding the revolving trophy to the winning high school team and the winning college/club team. Each team must fill out a card before the races starting at 12 noon stating who will be racing in the 5K race and who will be racing in the 10K race.
H.S. Team Championship: A high school team will consist of 4 skiers - 2 guys and 2 girls. One guy and one girl must race in the 5K race and the other guy and girl will race in the 10K race. Each skier can participate in both races, if they wish. However, only 1 race can count toward the team championship and that race must be decided before the first race starts.
Club/College Team Championship: Basically, the same rules apply except a college/club team needs only 1 woman.
Special team Pricing:
A team or club of 6 or more members that preregisters as a group at the same time, in the same envelope or in the same email, will receive a discount of $5 per skier. This price is not available on race day. Coaches: this is a great opportunity to bring most of your team at a reduced price. You can sign-up as a team by sending me an email listing all the members, their race(s), their age, & their sex. Bring your signed race applications with you to the race and we'll take care of everything else on race day.
The 11th Annual edition of the Kingston Roller Ski Races should be as good and as fun as any in the past. We have some great sponsors and some fantastic prizes. Toko wax, Rudy Project glasses & helmets, Verge ski clothing, Nathan hydration, Polar watches and monitors, Concept 2/SkiErg, V2 roller skis, EarMitts, and Accelerade sports drink are all on board. The prize table should look as good as usual.
Almost everything involving the race has stayed the same. There are 3 races: a 5K classic starting at 12 noon, a 2K novice for people just beginning their roller ski experience at 12:30pm and a 10K freestyle at 1:15pm. We've kept the price the same at $20 for 1 race and $25 for 2 races.
Applications are available by contacting Greg Malia at dgmalia@earthlink.net.
High Peaks Cyclery from Lake Placid will be there with gret prices on everything ski and ski related.
The Races:
People can register for the 5K &/or the 10K race(s). However, if you sign-up for the novice race, that's the only race you may enter. The novice race is for people who are just beginning their roller ski training. The cost is $20 for one race and $25 for two races. This is the same price as two years ago.
Individual Awards:
I. An overall male and an overall female champion will be crowned based on their performances in both the 5K and the 10K races.
II. The male and female winners of the novice, the 5K and the 10K races will receive an award.
III. Age group winners in the following categories will receive a prize.
High school & Younger
Out of high school to 29
30 - 45
Over 45
Team Awards:
A high school, college or club may enter as many teams as they like. If entering more than one team just list them as Team A, Team B, etc. We will be awarding the revolving trophy to the winning high school team and the winning college/club team. Each team must fill out a card before the races starting at 12 noon stating who will be racing in the 5K race and who will be racing in the 10K race.
H.S. Team Championship: A high school team will consist of 4 skiers - 2 guys and 2 girls. One guy and one girl must race in the 5K race and the other guy and girl will race in the 10K race. Each skier can participate in both races, if they wish. However, only 1 race can count toward the team championship and that race must be decided before the first race starts.
Club/College Team Championship: Basically, the same rules apply except a college/club team needs only 1 woman.
Special team Pricing:
A team or club of 6 or more members that preregisters as a group at the same time, in the same envelope or in the same email, will receive a discount of $5 per skier. This price is not available on race day. Coaches: this is a great opportunity to bring most of your team at a reduced price. You can sign-up as a team by sending me an email listing all the members, their race(s), their age, & their sex. Bring your signed race applications with you to the race and we'll take care of everything else on race day.
Monday, December 9, 2013
Kingston Roller Ski Race Results
Despite the cold (mid-20's), windy day, 70 brave souls made it to Kingston on Sunday, November 24th for the 10th Annual Kingston Roller Ski Race. Although the turnout was smaller than usual, the competition was just as intense. Team HURT won the Open/College team championship once again while Wallkill High School took home the high school trophy for the first time.
5K Results
1) Owen Putman male 14:28
2) Tim Huneck male 15:23
3) Peter Minde male 16:42
4) Tyler Barton male 16:51
5) Brian Chrzan male 16:59
6) Chris Nycz male 17:31
7) Veikko Salmela male 17:35
8) Ethan Katz male 17:36
9) Nick Dickey male 18:30
10) Art Stegen male 18:32
11) Amy Duclos female 18:33
12) Sarah Duclos female 19:37
13) Max Marwin male 19:37
14) Nick Mancuso male 19:57
15) Mike Valleau male 19:57
16) Valerie Malia female 23:21
17) Connor Martin male 26:25
18) Kinsey Boudreau female 26:41
19) Shawn McKeever male 30:15
20) Abby Williams female 30:26
21) Jocelyn Reyne female 33:45
2K Novice
1) Marcelina Martynek female 5:50
2) Jack Drew male 6:27
10K Skate
1) Owen Putman male 23:10
2) Joseph Iwan male 23:12
3) Sean halligan male 23:20
4) Mikulas Beno male 23:22
5) Tim Huneck male 26:07
6) Pete Minde male 27:21
7) Sean Scanlon male 28:22
8) Luke Keenan male 28:24
9) Andy Barlow male 29:43
10) Brian Chrzan male 31:33
11) Roger Henry male 31:38
12) Veikko Salmela male 32:06
13) Ethan Katz male 33:00
14) Jack Hanlon male 33:11
15) Amy Ducos female 33:12
16) Sarah Duclos female 33:18
17) Chris Nycz male 33:23
18) Tom Cowell male 33:30
19) Joe Riley-Scotto male 33:41
20) Tyler Barton male 33:59
21) Colden Kimber male 34:38
22) Nick Mancuso male 34:54
23) Art Stegen male 35:15
24) Peter Gehres male 35:16
25) Max Marwin male 35:43
26) Emily Smith female 36:15
27) Abby Malmborg female 36:50
28) Anthony Petutis male 37:14
29) Casey Dabroski male 38:16
30) Mike Valleau male 38:17
31) Todd Carter male 38:29
32) Unknown Skier 39:43
33) Thomas Rizza male 39:59
34) Sylvia Glockengeisser female 43:14
35) Valerie Malia female 43:24
36) Peter Drew male 43:43
37) James Blake male 45:29
38) Rena Berg female 45:35
39) Jessica Cohen female 45:42
40) Joao (?)Correa male 47:20
41) John Correa male 48:08
42) Rosie Kazan female 48:51
43) Joseph Garcia male 48:54
44) Steven Dabroski male 53:17
45) Stephanie Stewart-Hill female 53:50
46) Lauren Mullady female 53:52
5K Results
1) Owen Putman male 14:28
2) Tim Huneck male 15:23
3) Peter Minde male 16:42
4) Tyler Barton male 16:51
5) Brian Chrzan male 16:59
6) Chris Nycz male 17:31
7) Veikko Salmela male 17:35
8) Ethan Katz male 17:36
9) Nick Dickey male 18:30
10) Art Stegen male 18:32
11) Amy Duclos female 18:33
12) Sarah Duclos female 19:37
13) Max Marwin male 19:37
14) Nick Mancuso male 19:57
15) Mike Valleau male 19:57
16) Valerie Malia female 23:21
17) Connor Martin male 26:25
18) Kinsey Boudreau female 26:41
19) Shawn McKeever male 30:15
20) Abby Williams female 30:26
21) Jocelyn Reyne female 33:45
2K Novice
1) Marcelina Martynek female 5:50
2) Jack Drew male 6:27
10K Skate
1) Owen Putman male 23:10
2) Joseph Iwan male 23:12
3) Sean halligan male 23:20
4) Mikulas Beno male 23:22
5) Tim Huneck male 26:07
6) Pete Minde male 27:21
7) Sean Scanlon male 28:22
8) Luke Keenan male 28:24
9) Andy Barlow male 29:43
10) Brian Chrzan male 31:33
11) Roger Henry male 31:38
12) Veikko Salmela male 32:06
13) Ethan Katz male 33:00
14) Jack Hanlon male 33:11
15) Amy Ducos female 33:12
16) Sarah Duclos female 33:18
17) Chris Nycz male 33:23
18) Tom Cowell male 33:30
19) Joe Riley-Scotto male 33:41
20) Tyler Barton male 33:59
21) Colden Kimber male 34:38
22) Nick Mancuso male 34:54
23) Art Stegen male 35:15
24) Peter Gehres male 35:16
25) Max Marwin male 35:43
26) Emily Smith female 36:15
27) Abby Malmborg female 36:50
28) Anthony Petutis male 37:14
29) Casey Dabroski male 38:16
30) Mike Valleau male 38:17
31) Todd Carter male 38:29
32) Unknown Skier 39:43
33) Thomas Rizza male 39:59
34) Sylvia Glockengeisser female 43:14
35) Valerie Malia female 43:24
36) Peter Drew male 43:43
37) James Blake male 45:29
38) Rena Berg female 45:35
39) Jessica Cohen female 45:42
40) Joao (?)Correa male 47:20
41) John Correa male 48:08
42) Rosie Kazan female 48:51
43) Joseph Garcia male 48:54
44) Steven Dabroski male 53:17
45) Stephanie Stewart-Hill female 53:50
46) Lauren Mullady female 53:52
Sunday, November 17, 2013
Kingston Races, Awards and Costs
The Races:
People can register for the 5K &/or the 10K race(s). However, if you sign-up for the novice race, that's the only race you may enter. The novice race is for people who are just beginning their roller ski training. The cost is $20 for one race and $25 for two races. Sorry for the increase. Increased costs such as insurance, t-hirts and Kingston School District charges have made this necessary. In fact, we're making less money per skier this year than in any previous year.
Individual Awards:
I. An overall male and an overall female champion will be crowned based on their performances in both the 5K and the 10K race.
II. The male and female winners in the novice, the 5K, and the 10K races will receive an award.
III. Age group winner in the following categories:
high school and younger
out of high school to 29
30-45
over 45
Team Awards:
A high school, college or club may enter as many teams as they like. If entering more than one team, just list them as Team A, Team B, etc. We will be awarding a trophy and the revolving trophy to the winning high school team and the winning college/club team. Each team must fill out a card before the races start at 12 noon stating who will be racing in the 5K race and who will be racing in the 10K race.
H.S. Team Championship: A high school team will consist of 4 skiers - 2 guys and 2 girls. One guy and one girl must race in the 5K race and the other guy and other girl will race in the 10Krace. Each skier can participate in both races, if they wish. However, only 1 race can count toward the team championship and that race must be decided before the first race starts.
Club/College Team Championship: Basically, the same rules apply except a college/club team needs only 1 woman.
Special Team Pricing:
A team or club of 6 or more members that preregisters as a group at the same time, in the same envelope or in the same email, will receive a discount of $5 per skier. This price is not available on race day. Coaches - this is a great opportunity to bring most of your team at a very reduced price. You can sign-up as a team by sending me an email listing all the members, their race(s), their age, their sex, and their t-shirt size. Bring your race applications with you to the race and we'll take care of everything else on race day.
People can register for the 5K &/or the 10K race(s). However, if you sign-up for the novice race, that's the only race you may enter. The novice race is for people who are just beginning their roller ski training. The cost is $20 for one race and $25 for two races. Sorry for the increase. Increased costs such as insurance, t-hirts and Kingston School District charges have made this necessary. In fact, we're making less money per skier this year than in any previous year.
Individual Awards:
I. An overall male and an overall female champion will be crowned based on their performances in both the 5K and the 10K race.
II. The male and female winners in the novice, the 5K, and the 10K races will receive an award.
III. Age group winner in the following categories:
high school and younger
out of high school to 29
30-45
over 45
Team Awards:
A high school, college or club may enter as many teams as they like. If entering more than one team, just list them as Team A, Team B, etc. We will be awarding a trophy and the revolving trophy to the winning high school team and the winning college/club team. Each team must fill out a card before the races start at 12 noon stating who will be racing in the 5K race and who will be racing in the 10K race.
H.S. Team Championship: A high school team will consist of 4 skiers - 2 guys and 2 girls. One guy and one girl must race in the 5K race and the other guy and other girl will race in the 10Krace. Each skier can participate in both races, if they wish. However, only 1 race can count toward the team championship and that race must be decided before the first race starts.
Club/College Team Championship: Basically, the same rules apply except a college/club team needs only 1 woman.
Special Team Pricing:
A team or club of 6 or more members that preregisters as a group at the same time, in the same envelope or in the same email, will receive a discount of $5 per skier. This price is not available on race day. Coaches - this is a great opportunity to bring most of your team at a very reduced price. You can sign-up as a team by sending me an email listing all the members, their race(s), their age, their sex, and their t-shirt size. Bring your race applications with you to the race and we'll take care of everything else on race day.
Monday, November 11, 2013
10th Annual Kingston Roller Ski Race
Well folks, the time has come for that annual fall ritual - the Kingston Roller Ski Race. Now celebrating its 10th anniversary, the Kingston Roller Ski Race has become, to many, the end of the training season and the start of the nordic ski racing season. It represents that time of the season where we begin to think about waxing our skis, stone grinding them if necessary, planning our racing schedule and, of course, our training schedule so we can peak for those big races.
The 10th anniversary edition of the Kingston Roller Ski Race, scheduled for Sunday,, November 24th, will not disappoint anyone. Our sponsors are lined up, our food is being prepared, the course is being prepped, and our t-shirts are being printed (hopefully, no problems like last year).
Pretty much everything remains the same as in the past - except for the cost. We did have to raise the price $5 to cover insurance. I've tried to keep the cost constant. reasonable and low for as long as possible. I hope this doesn't present a problem for anyone. We have our usual 12 noon start with the 5k classic, followed by the 2K novice race at 12:30pm; and, finishing with the 10K skate race at 1:15pm. If you have not received an application, please contact me at dgmalia@earthlink.net and I'll email you one. We'll be printing between 50 -75 t-shirts. To guarantee yourself a shirt and the right size, please preregister as soon as possible.
High Peaks Cyclery from Lake Placid will be on hand with amazing prices on everything ski and ski related. If there is something special you would like or just want to make sure they have the exact ski, boot, or pole that you would like, give them a call before hand so they can be sure to bring what you want.
Over the next week, I'll be posting info about the sponsors (they're listed on the side of this blog), any special offers the sponsors might be offering, and team championships. So keep checking back every few days to keep up on the upcoming race.
Hope to see everyone on the 24th
The 10th anniversary edition of the Kingston Roller Ski Race, scheduled for Sunday,, November 24th, will not disappoint anyone. Our sponsors are lined up, our food is being prepared, the course is being prepped, and our t-shirts are being printed (hopefully, no problems like last year).
Pretty much everything remains the same as in the past - except for the cost. We did have to raise the price $5 to cover insurance. I've tried to keep the cost constant. reasonable and low for as long as possible. I hope this doesn't present a problem for anyone. We have our usual 12 noon start with the 5k classic, followed by the 2K novice race at 12:30pm; and, finishing with the 10K skate race at 1:15pm. If you have not received an application, please contact me at dgmalia@earthlink.net and I'll email you one. We'll be printing between 50 -75 t-shirts. To guarantee yourself a shirt and the right size, please preregister as soon as possible.
High Peaks Cyclery from Lake Placid will be on hand with amazing prices on everything ski and ski related. If there is something special you would like or just want to make sure they have the exact ski, boot, or pole that you would like, give them a call before hand so they can be sure to bring what you want.
Over the next week, I'll be posting info about the sponsors (they're listed on the side of this blog), any special offers the sponsors might be offering, and team championships. So keep checking back every few days to keep up on the upcoming race.
Hope to see everyone on the 24th
Tuesday, September 17, 2013
Kingston Roller Ski Race Part of New York Roller Ski Series
The Kingston Roller Ski Race, now in its 10th year, is teaming up with the Capital Region Nordic Alliance (CRNA) to hold a 3 event Roller Ski Series this fall.
The Series kicks off on Sunday, September 29th at 9am at the North Creek train station with a 6K or a 10K race through the village.
The second race will be a sprint relay event on Sunday, October 20th at 9am at the state office complex in Albany.
The final race in the Series is the 10th Annual Kingston Roller Ski Race on Sunday, November 24th starting at 12 noon in Kingston.
Additional information for the first 2 races is available on the CRNA website (capitalregionnordicalliance.org/event) and information for the Kingston race will be posted on this blog throughout the fall.
So, come on out for some good roller ski competition throughout the fall as we prepare for the upcoming nordic ski season. Hope to see everyone soon.
Greg Malia
The Series kicks off on Sunday, September 29th at 9am at the North Creek train station with a 6K or a 10K race through the village.
The second race will be a sprint relay event on Sunday, October 20th at 9am at the state office complex in Albany.
The final race in the Series is the 10th Annual Kingston Roller Ski Race on Sunday, November 24th starting at 12 noon in Kingston.
Additional information for the first 2 races is available on the CRNA website (capitalregionnordicalliance.org/event) and information for the Kingston race will be posted on this blog throughout the fall.
So, come on out for some good roller ski competition throughout the fall as we prepare for the upcoming nordic ski season. Hope to see everyone soon.
Greg Malia
Tuesday, March 26, 2013
Kingston Roller Ski Race Pictures
As a final wrap-up of the 9th Annual Kingston Roller Ski Races, I thought it was about time to post some pictures. It was another beautiful day and appeared that everyone had a great time. Remember to add Sunday, November 24, 2013 and the 10th Annual Kingston Roller Ski Races to your calendar. I hope to see everyone soon. Enjoy the pictures.
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