North American Gelande Ski and Telemark Jumping Championships presented by Dynastar and The North Face

2009 RESULTS
PRO
1st- Rolf Wilson, 294’ – new Snowbird hill record
2nd- Blake Hughes
3rd- Erik Wilson
4th- Nick Hendrickson
5th- Josh Hanson
6th- Tim Nelson
7th- Lynn Wenzel
8th- Jordan Goldsmith
9th- Kyle Lockhart
10th- Michael Wogrin
11th- Bruce Stott
12th- Rob Davis
13th- Joe Dillon
14th- Peter Roland

AMATEUR
1st- Molly Bullard
2nd- Chuck Mumford
3rd- Dillon Maurer
4th- Brian Furey
5th- Christian Hanson
6th-Johnny Manekin
7th- Tyler Conrad

TELE
1st- Tai Robinson


Thank you jumpers for another awesome year!!

2009 EVENT SCHEDULE:
Thursday, April 16th
10 a.m. – 2 p.m. Amateurs thinking about jumping may try out jumping hill. All jumpers must sign waiver at Activity Center and check in at jumping hill.

Please note that NO Nordic Jump Suits will be allowed in the Pro-Division this year.

Friday, April 17th
8 a.m. – 10 a.m. Registration at the Alpine Room, Level 2 at Snowbird Center
9 a.m. – 9:45 a.m. Mandatory hill prep and warm-up
9:45 a.m. Mandatory jumpers meeting on the knoll
10 a.m. – 12 p.m. Open practice all divisions
12 p.m. – 1 p.m. Hill prep and lunch break
1 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. Open practice (conditions permitting)
2:30 p.m. -? Hill prep – All jumpers!
4 p.m. Jumpers meeting at Hill Base

Saturday, April 18th
9 a.m. – 10 a.m. Hill prep and practice
10 a.m. Amateur and Telemark competition starts
Two rounds of two jumps each (four jumps total) with the highest scoring jump from each round added together for a total score. Top 15 to Sunday’s final.
Pro seeding round begins immediately after Amateur and Telemark jumps. Up to four jumps for distance only to determine Sunday’s starting order.
Hill prep – All jumpers after pro seedings
Apres Jump – TBD

Sunday, April 19th
9 a.m. – 10 a.m. Hill prep and practice
10 a.m. Amateur and Telemark finals
Top ten jumpers – One round (two jumps) with the highest scoring jump added to Saturday’s total to determine final results.

Pro event starts immediately after Amateur/Telemark finals: Two rounds of two jumps each (four total jumps) with the highest scoring jump from each round added together to determine standings.

Cut to top 15 for final round (two jumps) with the highest scoring jump of the round added to the scores from the previous two rounds to determine final standings.
Awards ceremony on Plaza Deck one hour after pro final ends.

If you would like to fill out your registration form, bio and waiver before you get here, please download them HERE.

2008 GELANDE RESULTS:
Thanks to all competitors, staff and mother nature for making the Gelande a huge success.

Pro Division
1st Place:Rolf Wilson
2nd Place: Eric Wilson
3rd Place: Josh Hanson
4th Place: Blake Hughes
5th Place: Nick Hendrickson
6th Place: Kyle Lockhart
7th Place: Pat Arnone
8th Place: Brent Wilson
9th Place: Tim Nelson
10th Place: Bruce Stott
11th Place: Lynn Wenzel
12th Place: Rob Davis
13th Place: Mike Wogrin
14th Place: Jesse Goldsmith
15th Place: Darin Gamba
16th Place: Thane Chase
17th Place: Too Tall Hall
18th Place: Scott Berry

Amateur Division
1st Place: Christian Hansen
1st Place: Roy Smart
3rd Place: Wyatt Lockhart
4th Place: Henry Gates
5th Place: Christian Mandahl
6th Place: Lucas Gasienica

Telemark Division
1st Place: Tai Robinson
2nd Place: Steve Miller
3rd Place: Josh Lambert

In the qualifying round of the 2008 National Gelande Championships, held at Snowbird, local skier and first time gelande competitor unofficialy broke the world record with a jump of 171 feet in the amateur tele mark division. The previous record was set in 1986 by Screwslouski with a distance of 168 feet. Then in the 3rd round of the finals, Snowbird Ski Patroler Steve Miller officially broke the reccord with a jump of 174 feet. 30 secconds later, Tai Robinson broke the world record with a flight of 205 feet!