Next up:
• Season Finale Ski, Bring-A-Friend, and Costume Day  Saturday, March 16, 10:30-12:00 at Bristol Nordic Center. Games, relays and terrain park shreddin'!  Skate or classic, bring a friend, and wear something crazy!
• Tour de Bristol - The race to the summit is back, Sunday March 17 from Bristol's base lodge to the top.  Registration at 7 am, start at 8 am, $10.  Terrain park open after the awards.

About RXCSF Youth Skiing

•  We are a Bill Koch Youth Ski League* club in Rochester, NY whose mission is to introduce kids 8th grade and under and their families to the thrills of cross-country skiing.  (* named after the first US olympic medalist and world cup champion in cross-country skiing)
•  Our goals are to have fun in the snow, develop cross-country skiing skills, and build a life-long love of the sport, while fostering a supportive team atmosphere.
•  We do this through games, drills, low-key races and several festivals with other Bill Koch League clubs.  We offer a mix of introductory racing and non-competitive skiing activities, and encourage skiers to explore them all.  We have additional racing-oriented options for those interested.  
•  Practices are Saturday mornings, usually 10:30-12:00, with optional after-school sessions during the week, at venues such as Mendon Ponds Park, Harriet Hollister Spencer State Park, Durand Eastman Park, and Bristol Mountain Nordic Center. 
•  Our kids and families have had such a great time together in the winter that we organize a series of multi-sport activities to keep the fun going through the summer!
•  Previously known as the Honeoye Falls and Genesee Valley Bill Koch Youth Ski League, our club has developed hundreds of skiers since the 1970s.  Our name has evolved to reflect the greater Rochester area from which we draw and our affiliation with the Rochester XC Ski Foundation parent organization.

New skiers are welcome anytime!

•  Want to get outside and enjoy the winter?  Join us!  Even if you've never skied before, we can help you get comfortable on skis and into the mix.  You can try out a practice or 2 before deciding whether to join (we just ask that you sign a waiver).  
•  Need gear?  Inexpensive used equipment can usually be found at the HFL Ski Swap or through hand-me-down sales within the club.  The club has some loaner equipment as well - ask about availability.  We want to make it easy for you to try it out and fall in love with skiing!
•  Look around the Resources section of our website for more information and advice.  Contact us with any questions, and join our email list for announcements.

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