Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current, April 21, 1983, Page 11, Image 11

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League skiing
focuses on fun
The "city league con­
cept no longer applies only
to softball and basketball
Forty-two teams competed
in city league ski racing
this past winter on Mt
Hood
It's estimated that close
to 100 teams, or about 700
skiers, throughout the Nor­
thwest are affiliated with
the Northwest City League
Circuit. About 22 teams
participated in a cham ­
pionship meet at Bend the
weekend before last
The resorts run their
leagues d iffe re n tly
At
Multorpor Ski Bowl, an
area also popular with high
school ski racers, skiers
are handicapped according
to their abilities
There is a handicap
night, and then the in­
d iv id u a l's
h a n d ic a p
changes according to how
they ski throughout the
season The season was to
be eight weeks long, but
because of snow conditions
lasted only six weeks.
To set up a "perfect"
h a n d ic a p p in g
s y s te m
would be difficult in any
sport, Jonathan Lohnes,
Multorpor ski school direc­
tor, pointed out And, the
handicapping system may
ev en
fa v o r
th e
in ­
term ediate teams more
than those w ith " h o t"
skiers as it's difficult for a
At the end of the season
awards are given to the
scratch team winners, the
fastest overall team, as
well as the team that wins
according to the handicap
system
I t ’s like a “ league within
a league," Lohnes said.
He said they investigated
all the methods of running
league before settling on
their particular system
"W e're happy with it at
this point," Lohnes said
“ It takes more time, but I
think that it ’s time well
Spent "
Six skiers comprise a
team at Multorpor, and one
of those skiers must be a
Woman.
Eighteen team s com ­
peted in the city league at
Multorpor, compared to 11
at Tim berline and 13 at Mt
Hood Meadows
T h e fo rm a t used a t
Timberline which was the
same as the one used at M t
Bachelor for the Circuit
championship, employs a
scoring system sim ilar to
Nastar’s, only with a team
format
A person is handicapped
according to age and sex
T im b e r lin e 's season
lasted eight weeks, and a
four week season is plann
ed in August
Jeff Lokting. Tim berline
ski racing director, said ci­
ty league ski racing is com­
petitive as well as social
“ Anytime you're in a city
league situation, be it soft
ball or skiing, there w ill
always be rivalries bet
w een te a m s and i n ­
dividuals," Lokting said.
“ I don't think age has
anything to do with the
competitive spirit.”
A Tim ber line team, Han
na Industries of Portland,
won the Circuit title on the
slopes of M t. Bachelor
recently
The city league concept
"is definitely good for ski­
in g ,’’ said Scott M o n ­
tgomery, ski racing direc­
tor at Mt Hood Meadows
It's "popular and grow­
ing," he added.
"The focus is on fun.
Basically it's set up as a
social event. ”
" I t ’s n o n -in tim id a tin g
competition instead of a
w in-at-all costs type of
thing," said Lohnes.
"Everyone can compete
at their own level and still
have fun,” he said. "T h e c i-
ty lea’ ue is an opportunity
for people to work into
another aspect of skiing,
besides just recreational
skiing "
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