This past weekend Sugarbush Parks hosted the Moxie Metal Rail Jam, and it was surly one to remember. The weather was amazing and there were plenty of Moxie Energy drinks to go around. The Rail Jammers were all hungry to win that $300 grand prize and were ready to throw down. All participants killed it and by the end of jam the judges had a hard decision to make. Luke Haddock and John Lyke ended up tying for third place and Chris Rotax ended up grabbing a close second. The man who took it all home was Jeff DeForge. This kid slayed it all day with super consistent runs and flawless style. As the rail jam came to an end no one wanted to go home and participants and spectators ended up cruising the Sunny D lift until closing. As the day came to an end every one on the hill seemed like they had a blast. The day was an overall success and I just want to give a huge shout out to the Sugarbush Staff. You guys have been slaying it all year and I’m sure I can speak for the whole Sugarbush community in saying that we all can’t wait till next year's season. Thanks for a great season.
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Moxie Metal Rail Jam
This past weekend Sugarbush Parks hosted the Moxie Metal Rail Jam, and it was surly one to remember. The weather was amazing and there were plenty of Moxie Energy drinks to go around. The Rail Jammers were all hungry to win that $300 grand prize and were ready to throw down. All participants killed it and by the end of jam the judges had a hard decision to make. Luke Haddock and John Lyke ended up tying for third place and Chris Rotax ended up grabbing a close second. The man who took it all home was Jeff DeForge. This kid slayed it all day with super consistent runs and flawless style. As the rail jam came to an end no one wanted to go home and participants and spectators ended up cruising the Sunny D lift until closing. As the day came to an end every one on the hill seemed like they had a blast. The day was an overall success and I just want to give a huge shout out to the Sugarbush Staff. You guys have been slaying it all year and I’m sure I can speak for the whole Sugarbush community in saying that we all can’t wait till next year's season. Thanks for a great season.
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Very good blogging this semester, Colby.
ReplyDeleteYou've covered some serious ground, and I appreciate your efforts to go the "extra mile," in terms of extra blogging posts about S and R culture, and other stuff in which you are interested.
I hope you'll keep blogging long after our class is over.
Enjoy your summer!
Dr. W