ADAPTIVE ATHLETES BATTLE FOR THE ADAPTIVE WORLD CUP TITLE
Mont-Tremblant hosts the 2010 Adaptive World Cup and Canadian Championships

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(Mont-Tremblant, QC– April 2, 2010) Tyler Mosher (Whistler, BC), current World Champion, won the World Snowboard Federation (WSF) 2010 Adaptive Snowboard World Cup today in Mont-Tremblant, QC. The event was also the grounds for the Canadian Adaptive Championship, which Tyler captured for the second year in a row.

Tyler has had a busy season. He competed in the 2010 […]

GET READY, WORLD, THE 2010 ADAPTIVE SNOWBOARD WORLD CUP IS COMING TO CANADA
Mont-Tremblant will host adaptive riders from around the World

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(West Vancouver, BC – March 17, 2010) The World’s best adaptive riders will be descending on Mont-Tremblant, QC, on April 2nd as Canada, a leader in the execution and promotion of adaptive snowboarding, will host the World Snowboard Federation (WSF) 2010 Adaptive Snowboard World Cup.

Adaptive snowboarders from Canada, the United States, New Zealand, Australia and […]

The second Canadian Adaptive National Championships proved to be a successful event
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(West Vancouver, BC – January 30, 2009) The Canadian Snowboard Federation (CSF) held its largest National Adaptive Snowboarding Championships yesterday at Grouse Mountain in North Vancouver, British Columbia where athletes from five nations competed for the title. The championships were followed by an innovative Sport Building Workshop with stakeholders from around the globe which occurred today in Vancouver.

In the men’s category, Tyler Mosher of […]