Thanks for the memories!
Thanks to all of our volunteers who have signed up to be part of these exciting races!
Results!
Park information and general maps
Course Maps and Stadium Layouts
2020 BC Winter Games Technical Guidelines
Many thanks for our visiting officials!
Whiskey Jack Nordic Ski Club appreciates the selfless volunteering of our friends across the province for helping us organize and onsite support during the Games! Thanks to officials from Caledonia Nordic in Prince George, Revelstoke and Rossland.
Set...Go!
Getting ready for the Games!
Volunteers with the Whiskey Jack Nordic Ski Club have been preparing for the Games since 2017. Officials training has been offered to enthusiastic people over the past 2 years. This training provides an introduction to managing ski competitions.
The stadium area was completed during the fall of 2018. This is an important step in preparation for the Games. This area, in addition to being an ideal spot for ski school lessons, is the focus area for race starts and finishes. It will provide spectators a great view of the action!
Our new timing hut was installed in late 2019.
A team effort went into the construction of our mezzanine in the shop. This allow more space to accommodate the Athletes' Village during the Games!
Our latest addition to our grooming family!
Whiskey Jack hosting Cross Country Ski Events
Fort St John will be the home of the BC Winter Games in 2020 and Whiskey Jack Nordic Ski Club will host the nordic ski events at Beatton Provincial Park during February 20-23, 2020.
Becky Grimsrud has been named the Chief of Competition and will oversee the cross-country ski events.
There will be plenty of volunteer opportunities to be an important part of these exciting races. If you are interested in finding out more, please contact us.
"The BC Games contribute to the development of sport and community through infrastructure improvements, volunteer engagement and a major event-hosting experience that leaves a lasting legacy for host communities.”
The Games are held every two years with athletes aged 9-19 years participating in about 19 sports. In 2018, 2000 athletes competed in Kamloops.
2020 Winter Games Board of Directors has been announced! Click here for info!
