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GREAT NEWS!! Please check out the link below to read information about an exciting new event taking place in Western Canada next February 2010. The World Snowshoe Invitational! The day before the 2010 Winter Olympics Closing Cermonies just miles from where all the Olympic action is taking place. There will be a huge turnout of international media. We are trying to pull together a significant prize purse to encourage our international snowshoe friends and athletes to travel to Western Canada to take part in this historic event. This event will be a critical step in the long process that we have undertaken to gain inclusion in the Winter Olympic Program. The World's sports media will focus on our Sport, perhaps for the first time. So, this is very important to us.

Here's the link: http://www.snowshoemag.com/viewContent.cfm?content_id=542

Empire State Winter Games

February 19-21, 2010

See the Results here

Photos of all the ESG races can be seen on

Pat Hendrick Photography

The snow is calling...

The

Tenth Annual

United States

National Snowshoe Championships:

Sponsored by PowerSox

Will be held in Highland Forest Park
In Fabius, NY
Just outside Syracuse, NY

On March 5-7, 2010

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Press Release

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The USSSA National Championships are returning to New York State in 2010

Visit www.snowshoeracing.com for details

20 in '10: USSSA PowerSox Championship Qualifying Season

December 07, 2009
by Phillip Gary Smith

As in Poltergiest, the Movie: "They're Hereeeee." Not aliens in our winter movie, instead bundled athletes finally racing snowshoe qualifiers throughout the five USSSA regions, securing a slot to race the National Championship. Here's the scoop you need:

The 2010 USSSA Nationals promise to be the biggest and the best . . . and the most historic! Just think back . . . those who raced the very first National Snowshoe Championship way back in February, 2001, Plattsburgh, NY, pre 9/11, weren't thinking about ten years from then. All 24 of them with another 7 Juniors entered were focused on one hour or so in the future, the time to finish the 10km.