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Skiwerx Mpls Spring Session
04/30/2018

A four week mini-course for beginning and intermediate youth. Join us for some Skiwerx-style...

Jessie Diggins Day, Bringing Home the Gold
05/12/2018

Old Village Town Square Park, Afton, MN. Come for the fun! This is a fantastic opportunity to...

Skiwerx Mpls Summer Session
06/04/2018

Join us for some Skiwerx-style skill development through rollerskiing, games and trail running...

Igor Skiwerx Camps (U12, U14) various dates and locations
06/15/2018

This summer begins the 5th season of the ...

MyXChange: Ski Swap and Expo
11/17/2018

We will be back at Base Camp! Plan to spend the morning with us. Expo, speakers, break out...

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latest news

MYSL's Jessie Diggins gets Olympic Gold

Jessie Diggins and teammate Kikkan Randall won the Olympic Team Sprint today! We are so proud of...

Skiwerx Ski X Results

We had a great time at Wirth Park on Saturday Feb 10th with Ski X (timed obstacle course) as...

25 Years of Growth

A short history of the Minnesota Youth Ski League as we celebrate our first 25 years!

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Skiwerx Series 2018 MN+WI+MI

Schedules, rules and points for MN, WI and MI Skiwerx Series. ...

MyXC adds Adaptive Programming

SkiSparks Clubs are open for adaptive youth for the 2017-18 season. Look for the "Adaptive Skier...

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K Counter Instructions

Kids can track their kilometers throughout the season to earn kilometer award pins. This is an...

How do I find equipment for my child?

There are a variey of options for equipment.

1. Some MYSL CLUBS have rental equipment...

Which skill level do I select for my child and where?

See SkiSparks Skill Levels. You can edit your...

Where do I start? What is club membership?

The MYSL is a league of clubs around the midwest that meet weekly in the winter (usually eight...

When should I register? What is the refund policy?

Regisration will open in early October (no earlier than October 10th).  Many MYSL SkiSparks...

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K COUNTER TOP 10

SkierClubKM
Anders WHyland Lake420.5
Galen PHyland Lake301.2
Helen CHyland Lake301
Mia PHyland Lake300.6
Max MHyland Lake300.1
Kaiden TWirth Sunday283.81
Jack KWillow River271.3
Ryan KWillow River247.49
Cole BHyland Lake240.1
Jace HHyland Lake207.6

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Skiwerx Ski X Results

We had a great time at Wirth Park on Saturday Feb 10th with Ski X (timed obstacle course) as part of the Skiwerx Series. 40 kids helped us test a new course on a beuatiful sunny day. If you missed it, you still have a chance, as we will be running this event again as part of Midwest jr Champs. 

Results linked below. Photoset arriving soon. 

Avoid, Spot, Treat Frostbite and Hypothermia

  • Posted on: January 22, 2018 - 3:34pm
  • By: adminchrissy
As leaders of SkiSparks programs we are very in tune with the weather.  Besides teaching kids how to ski, we also want to teach kids (and their parents) how to enjoy winter and be outside….even when its quite cold.  There are a lot of health benefits to being outside in the winter, but we need to do it safely of course (and all of you are experts at this!).

K Counter Instructions

  • Posted on: January 11, 2018 - 7:06pm
  • By: AmyC

Kids can track their kilometers throughout the season to earn kilometer award pins. This is an incentive to get out and ski during our brief winter!  Clubs set their own standards for awards (gold, silver and bronze). A sample from the Hyland Club is 100k gold, 50k silver and 25k bronze.

The overall Top 10 skiers from our SkiSparks and Skiwerx K Counters are invited to our MYSL/Skiwerx Banquet in March to recieve special recognition. 

Kids can log all of their skiing kilometers (not just MYSL sessions). We close the K Counter after the first full weekend in March. 

MyXC adds Adaptive Programming

SkiSparks Clubs are open for adaptive youth for the 2017-18 season. Look for the "Adaptive Skier" selections as part of club registration.

Youth with physical disabilities that may limit the use of poles/s or lower leg impairments, visual impaired youth and sit skiers* are welcome. All skiers, adaptive and non-adaptive, will be in the same programming, with appropriate modifications made when necessary. 

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