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Some
News about LSERSA skiers and Results from the 2005/06 Snow Season
These are in reverse chronological order of event. At the end is a list of
Regional Skiers in National Squads together with links to
their FIS pages where appropriate.
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2006 British Junior & Children's
Championships - Meribel, France 9th - 14th April 2006
- Report to follow.
- Click here for full results, prize winners list and press releases
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English
Alpine Championships 2006 - Puy St Vincent, France 2nd - 7th April 2006
- Report to follow.
- Click here for full results
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Chemmy wins GS at
French National Ski Championships
- Chemmy Alcott won the International Giant Slalom competition at the
French National Ski Championships in Villard de Lans on 2nd April having won a FIS GS
on the same course the previous day.
- See the SnowSportGB Press Release and
her FIS page
for links to the full results.
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British Land National Ski Championships - LSERSA success
- A number of LSERSA skiers did very well in these championships held in generally bad weather in Meribel.
- Katrina Head was overall champion having come 2nd in the Downhill, 3rd in the Giant Slalom
and 2nd in the Slalom.
- Chemmy Alcott won both the Giant Slalom and Slalom, but did not compete in the Downhill.
- In the men's races Dan Berry, a 19 year old Londoner who has lived in Canada since he was 12, was 3rd
in the Downhill (and 1st Junior) and was 2nd in the Giant Slalom.
- Aaron Tipping picked up the cup for best Britsh under 18 in the Giant Slalom.
- Full Results, prizewinners' list and SnowSportGB Press Releases
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Chemmy Alcott's Success in GS at Europa Cup Finals
- Chemmy posted the best second run time to lift her from 30th
after the first run to 9th to earn her her best FIS GS points.
- See SnowSportGB Press Release
- See
her FIS page
for links to the full results.
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Chemmy
Alcott's Olympic Memories - article on ifyouski.com web site, 2nd March 2006
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- Chemmy
Alcott's reflections on the Olympics - article in Daily Telegraph, 28th February 2006
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Chemmy Alcott's Olympic Giant Slalom in Sestriere
- In difficult conditions, heavy falling snow and poor visibility,
for the Olympic Giant Slalom on the 24th, Chemmy
finished the first run in a disappointing 32nd but redeemed herself with the 15th fastest second run to finish 22nd overall.
- For more details, reports and pictures see:
- SnowsportGB Press Release
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Turin Olympic Womens' GS page
for the full results
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Chemmy's FIS page.
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Chemmy Alcott's Olympic Super G Success in San Sicario
- Chemmy had another top 20 finish when she came 19th in the postponed Olympic Super G on the 20th.
- For more details, reports and pictures see:
- SnowsportGB Press Release
- BBC
Web Site page - includes pictures
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The
Telegraph with links to pictures
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Turin Olympic Womens' SG page
for the full results
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Chemmy's FIS page.
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Article
about Chemmy
Alcott in The Sunday Times, 19th February 2006
- Eleventh in the downhill was superb, but Chemmy Alcott is confident she can
really shine in today’s super-G
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Chemmy Alcott's Olympic DownHill Success in San Sicario
- Chemmy came a season's best 11th in the Olympic DownHill - best by a British Woman for 40 years.
- For more details, reports and pictures see:
- SnowsportGB Press Release
- BBC
Web Site page - includes links to video and interview
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The
Telegraph with links to pictures
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Turin Olympic Womens' DH page
for the full results
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Chemmy's FIS page.
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Chemmy
Alcott's article in Daily Telegraph, 10th February 2006
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GBR Children - International Race - Trofeu Borrufa, Andorra
- Alessia Thomas-Jackson, on top form throughout the week, completed two
difficult runs to take the bronze medal in the Slalom event in Arinsal, and picked up a further trophy
for her 5th place in the new FIS ‘Combi’ event.
- See SnowsportGB Press Release
and the British Childrens Team web site for further details.
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British School Girls and British School Boys Races
- LSERSA Skiers did very well in these races - see the
Girls Prizewinners list,
Boys Prizewinners list and
the Britski site for full results.
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British Biathlon Championships
- Alan Eason from the London Region Nordic ski club is the new British 15Km Champion.
- See their web site or
a local copy of the event results.
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Chemmy Alcott's World Cup Success in Cortina
- Chemmy came 19th in the Super G on the 27th.
- See SnowSportGB Press Release
- Chemmy came 26th in the downhill on the 28th.
- See SnowSportGB Press Release
- See
her FIS page
for links to the full results.
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Article about Eloise Greenhalgh (1.6MB PDF)
- Scan of an article in the Esher &
Cobham Guardian about Eloise
Greenhalgh and other SPSRC skiers at the BARSC Championships.
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British Children's Team & Squad 2006
- The following LSERSA skiers are in the recently announced British Children's Team & Squad 2006:
- Emily Evans, Eloise Greenhalgh, Charlotte Jesse and
Alessia Thomas-Jackson
- Thomas Kirton and Sam Wrench
- See The British Children's Ski Team web site for
details of races.
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Chemmy Alcott's World Cup Success in Bad Kleinkirchheim
- Chemmy came a season's best 12th in the Super G on the 15th.
- See SnowSportGB Press Release
- See
her FIS page
for links to the full results.
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Article
about Chemmy
Alcott in The Sunday Times, 8th January 2006
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News about Ed Drake's operation and recovery
- On
Ski Club of Great Britain's web site local copy
- Picture of Ed training on 22nd Dec
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Chemmy Alcott's World Cup Success in Val D'Isere
- Chemmy came 17th in the Super G on the 18th.
- See the
SnowsportGB
press release (local copy)
and article in The Herald, a Glasgow publication
(local copy).
- See
her FIS page
for links to the full results.
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Emily Evans sponsored by Elan Skis via GBR Sports
- GBR Sports are the UK distributor of Elan Skis and Snowboards.
They will be sponsoring Emily Evans this coming season. In 2005 Emily easily won her age group in the LSERSA series, did
exceptionally well in the Grand Prix series and won her age group at the All England Championships.
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Good and bad news about Ed Drake
- Ed was presented
with Kandahar’s Premier Award at the club's AGM dinner on 1st December.
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- Unfortunately he will miss the whole of the 2005/06 season
because he is having an operation on his hip on 12th December.
- Click here for more details and a picture.
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Chemmy Alcott's World Cup Success in Lake Louise
- Chemmy came 25th in the Downhill on the 2nd December and 14th in the Super G on the 4th.
- See the SnowsportGB press releases for the
Downhill
and for the
SuperG
- See
her FIS page
for links to the full results.
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Article about Chemmy
Alcott in The Times, 2nd December 2005
Local Copy
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Chemmy
Alcott's article in Daily Telegraph, 2nd December 2005
Local Copy
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Beauty on the piste
- PDF of article about Chemmy Alcott in Special Sampler
Edition of 'Good Ski Guide' magazine.
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Ed
Drake - future British talent sponsored by the Ski Club
Local Copy
- Article about Ed Drake on Ski Club of Great Britain web site
- PDF of article in SCGB's magazine, Ski & Board
- LARGE - 8MB
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Chemmy
Alcott's article in Daily Telegraph, 21st October 2005
Local Copy
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British
Hopes at Winter Olympics - Daily Telegraph, 21st October 2005
Local Copy
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Meet the British Alpine Ski Team
Local Copy
- On the Natives' web site: the British Alpine Ski Team, including the two LSERSA skiers,
Chemmy Alcott and Jo Greig
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Regional Skiers in 2005/06 National Squads
- together with links to their FIS pages and web sites
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