1983 - 2005 - Canadian Freestyle Ski Association

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PROVISIONAL CALENDAR 2005-2006 DATE (2005/2006) TITLE LOCATION NAT EVENTS September 03 - 04 FIS World Cup Mt.Buller AUS AE1, AE2 December 14 FIS World Cup Tignes FRA MO December 18 FIS World Cup Oberstdorf GER MO December 16 - 18 FIS World Cup Changchum CHN AE, AE December 17 - 18 NorAm Park City USA MO, DM, AE, HP January 07 - 08 FIS World Cup Tremblant CAN MO, AE January 13 FIS World Cup Altenmarkt-Zauchensee AUT SX January 13 - 14 FIS World Cup Deer Valley USA MO, AE, AE January 21 - 22 FIS World Cup Les Contamines FRA SX, HP January 21 - 22 Cdn Series Mt. Ste-Anne CAN MO, DM January 20 - 22 FIS World Cup Lake Placid USA MO, AE, MO January 28 FIS World Cup Madonna di Campiglio ITA MO January 28 - 29 Cdn Series Beaver Valley CAN MO, DM February 03 - 05 FIS World Cup Spindleruv CZE MO, AE February 04 - 05 NorAm Mt. Ste-Anne CAN MO, DM February 04 - 05 NorAm Alpine Meadows CAN HP, HP February 04 - 05 NorAm Lake Placid USA AE, AE February 11 - 12 NorAm Killington USA MO, MO, DM February 10 - 26 Olympic Winter Games Torino ITA MO, AE February 11 - 12 NorAm Utah Olympic Park USA AE, AE February 8 - 19 NorAm Snowbowl USA DM, AE, MO February 25 - 26 Cdn Series Cypress CAN March 01 FIS World Cup Jisan Forest KOR MO March 03 FIS World Cup Davos SUI AE March 05 FIS World Cup Inawashiro JPN MO March 05 FIS World Cup Grindelwald SUI SX March 04 - 05 Jr Nationals Sima, YK CAN MO, DM, AE March 11 FIS World Cup Sierra Nevada SPA SX March 16 - 19 FIS World Cup Apex CAN HP, SX, AE, MO March 25 - 26 Sr. Nationals Apex CAN MO, DM, AE, HP, SX MO = Moguls DM = Dual Moguls AE = Aerials SX = Skier Cross HP = Half Pipe TT = Table Top 2
MESSAGE FROM THE CEO Peter Judge With the books now closed on the 2004/05 season we have much to reflect on and many successes to celebrate. At the High Performance level, there is no question that we have seen some significant achievements over the last season with 6 medals at the 2005 FIS World Freestyle Ski Championships and three newly crowned World Champions; Steve Omischl in aerials, Jennifer Heil in dual moguls and Sarah Burke in Half Pipe. The elite levels of our program have a great deal to be proud of. Even those without this level of success clearly left their hearts on the courses in effort. This success does not happen in isolation however, and though these athletic accomplishments were achieved by the athletes, they were made possible by the significant support of everyone from volunteers who assist in creating our Canadian World Cups to the coaches, medical staff, office staff, sponsors, parents and general CFSA membership. Domestically, we have seen significant breakthroughs this past season with respect to facilities. Through the vision and passion of a few individuals and the hard work of many, two significant water ramp facilities were created in Lac Beauport, Quebec and Grand Prairie, Alberta, and the inauguration of Apex Mountain aerial facility as an early season National Team Training Centre. I would like to acknowledge and celebrate these initiatives as they not only assist in developing the success currently being enjoyed but more importantly, pave the way for future generations of athletes to build their own era of success. Our corporate and governmental partners have committed at unprecedented levels, assisting in creating an environment where athletes have been able to focus on high performance athletics. This support will give our athletes the tools they need to give everything they have this winter in their efforts to bring home gold for Canada at the 2006 Olympic Winter Games in Torino. We welcome the 2006 season and look forward to memorable moments, particularly as we move into Torino in February. I am confident that our athletes will give all in representing Canada at the world’s largest winter sporting event, the Olympic Winter Game but just as importantly they will know that they are supported by a nation and by an organization that believes in and supports their quest for excellence and ultimately, Olympic Gold. Sincerely, Peter Judge CEO, Canadian Freestyle Ski Association 3
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Page 9 and 10: Canada Freestyle Olympians Moguls A
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Page 13 and 14: Lingo • DD: Degree of difficulty.
Page 15 and 16: The next wave - Moguls Audrey Robic
Page 17 and 18: Athlete Biographies - Canadian Free
Page 39 and 40: COACHING STAFF MOGULS Bob Aldighier
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Page 43 and 44: RESULTS 2004-2005 Canadian Team Res
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