New Zealand Nordic Sports Development Association gives young people opportunities for personal growth transcending age and international boundaries, using Nordic winter sports well known for their unique qualities of community.

Governing Body:
Snow Sports NZ

Contact Us - email: admin@nordicnz.com

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The New Zealand Nordic Sports Development Association is pleased to announce the 2010 Season Programme, with exciting new offerings in both daily Nordic training and instruction, as well as camps and year-around programs. Please visit the Programmes Page for more information and how you can sign up.

News

8.07.10

Kershaw and Stephen Lead First FIS ANC Race - Beautiful weather and excellent track conditions made for an exciting day of racing at the Snow Farm in the first of a series of Australia-New Zealand Cup races for the 2010 racing season. On the men’s side, Canadian Devin Kershaw barely edged out USA’s Kris Freeman who lead most of the race but heeded to more...


7.18.10

Shultz, Deacon Lead Peak Projects Nordic Series Skate Sprint - Weather and snow conditions proved ideal for yet another week of racing in the Peak Projects Nordic Race Series at the Snow Farm this week. Adding a bit of international flare to the event, the men’s overall podium was swept this week by a group of American skiers, led by Bolder Nordic Sport’s Nathan Schultz, more...


7.13.10

Andy Pohl Leading the RaceRacers Starting their 5km RacePavel Sotskov (USA) at the start lineElla Maluschnig in the 2.5km Category

New Zealand’s Pohl wins second Nordic Race Series - Andy Pohl showed he is in good form at the weekend taking out the Mens open section of the second series in the Peak Projects Nordic Race Series at the Snow Farm on Sunday. The race was in the freestyle discipline over 5km and Pohl looked strong and keen to improve on his second placing more...