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One of our new athletes had to participate in a Heritage Fair at the school. He was quick to pick the topic of his new favourite sport, biathlon. After lots of typing, printing, cutting and glueing his Heritage Fair project was chosen as one of a few projects to represent the school at the City Finals in a couple weeks.
Good job and keep it up.
Thanks to all who attended and most of all, our dedicated members for hosting a great event.
Even with the Spring storm we still had a great turnout for our open house. It was great to see lots of people coming to check out how much fun biathlon can be for the whole family. From the photos taken it looked like everyone had a good time. Early comments from participants was positive.
As always, if you have any questions about biathlon, or joining the Regina Biathlon Club, don't hesitate to reach out. We hope to see some new faces in the coming weeks!
***As always members of the Regina Biathlon Club are also members of the Regina Ski Club and are welcome, and encouraged, to attend these races. It is a great opportunity to ski with others, work on your cardio and have fun.***
Wednesday Night Race (March 21) - Hi All,
Tomorrow’s race will be the last Wednesday Night Race of the season. The race is going to be at Kinsmen. Sign on at 6:15 and race starts at 6:30.
The race is going to be a Skiathlon. The short race will be 2 laps (1 lap classic, 1 lap skate). The long race will be 4 laps (2 laps classic, 2 laps skate).
If you don’t have classic skis, you could just double pole the classic portion of the race.
If you don’t have skate skis, you could classic the entire race.
We don’t have any timers, so if you are interested in timing, please let me know.
Also, the wind-up is going to be on March 28th at 6:30 at Western Pizza on South Albert (3847 Albert St.). Food will be provided. At the wind-up we will reflect on the awesome season and we will also do the draw for the free set of poles donated by Fresh Air Experience.
This past weekend athletes from all across Saskatchewan came down to the Qu'Appelle Valley Nordic club for the 2018 Biathlon Provincials. With the glut of snow that was dumped on Saskatchewan the week before the conditions at QVN were great. The folks at QVN put together an amazing event that was competitive and fun for all. As always the highlights from the athletes were the prize runs, chocolate milk, medals (cookie medals were a hit), and the music.
Day 1- the race was a Sprint format taking the athletes on three loops through the valley split up by 2 rounds in the range. Even with a bit of a breeze all athletes shot well and skied powerfully. The race was completed with RBC athletes taking home a variety of medals and all were cheered as they crossed the finish.
Day 2 - the final race was an individual relay format. Athletes had 3 loops to complete and 2 rounds of shooting in the range. But each time they entered the range they were allowed up to 3 additional shots to hit their five targets. The weather cooperated and many athletes were able to use these extra shots to their advantage and shot clean, which allowed them to ski past the penalty loop and down into the bowl.
It was a great two days with lots of sweat shed and many smiles. Thanks as always to all our Coaches, Parents and families that came to cheer our athletes on.
Here are three options for logos that we have dreamed up. These are just ideas and thoughts so let us know what you think. Which one you like the most? What you like about it? What you would change if you could?
The more ideas we have the better our final logo will be!
