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Canadian Alpine Ski Team (CAST)
Canada has been a world power in alpine ski racing since the start of the world cup. With a long tradition of excellence, the current members of CAST look to continue this winning tradition.
Karbon is proud to be the official training wear supplier to CAST.
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Canadian Disabled Ski Team
The 9 member delegation to the 2002 Olympics captured a total of 11 medals, demonstrating the exceptional achievement this organization has in fostering the development if it's athletes. Outfitting the entire team from race apparel to training apparel, Karbon is proud to support this group of talented athletes.
2002 - 11 Olympic medals
2003 - 15 world cup podiums
2003 - 2 athletes ranked #1 in the world cup standings
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Canadian Luge
SINCE 2000 KARBON HAS BEEN SUPPORTING CANADA'S NATIONAL LUGE TEAM.
Using the Calgary Olympic facilities as a home base, this organization is building on a tradition of excellence in developing an exceptional environment for the advancement of world class athletes in the sport of luge.
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Canada Ski Jumping
Ski Jumping Canada (SJC) is the national sports governing body for ski jumping in Canada. Its various functions include:
- Promoting ski jumping in Canada.
- Governing the conduct of ski jumping competitions in Canada.
- Selecting and training members to the ski jumping national teams.
- Developing programs to train athletes, coaches, judges, and officials.
- Representing ski jumping in the Canadian Ski and Snowboarding Association.
- Representing ski jumping in the Canadian Olympic Committee.
- Representing ski jumping in Canada to FIS.
- Selecting athletes to represent Canada Internationally.
Currently, Calgary’s "Canada Olympic Park" is home to the Ski Jumping National Training Centre. SJC works directly with the Calgary Olympic Development Association, CODA, to take advantage of the 1988 Olympic Legacy and to ensure the best possible high performance program for ski jumpers in Canada.
Most active ski jumpers at present are members of Calgary’s Altius Nordic Ski Club. There are also developing clubs in Ontario where ski jumpers are being trained.
Development of high performance athletes in Calgary begins with recruitment and training of young jumpers (7 to 12 years of age) in "Learn to Jump" programs at Canada Olympic Park. Talented athletes are identified and encouraged to continue training in the Ski Hopper program from which they can advance through the ranks to High Performance Training, National Development and ultimately, National Team levels.
In 2003, SJC can boast more than 40 young jumpers in the Ski Hopper program, 12 athletes, 10 to 14 years of age, in the High Performance Program, and 7 athletes in various levels of the Canadian National Team.
At present, members of our National Team and National Development Team are competing occasionally in Continental Cups and Junior World Ski Championships with increasingly positive results. We are looking toward the next Olympics in 2006 and are hoping to send a full team of Ski Jumpers to proudly represent Canada.
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Canada Nordic Combined
Nordic Combined Canada (NCC) is the national sports governing body for the nordic combined in Canada.
Working in conjunction with Ski Jumping Canada, Calgary’s "Canada Olympic Park" is home to the Nordic Combined Canada. NCC works directly with the Calgary Olympic Development Association, CODA, to take advantage of the 1988 Olympic Legacy and to ensure the best possible high performance program for ski jumpers in Canada.
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Alpine Ontario
Schure Sports is proud to be a long standing supporter of Alpine Ontario for over 18 years. Being the governing body in the province, Alpine Ontario maintains a tradition of fostering the development of alpine ski racing in Ontario while achieving it's objective of promoting athletes from it's member clubs to the national team.
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