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Mad-City Ski Team
6516 Monona Dr #193
Madison WI 53716
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Mad-City Hosts Learn to Ski Clinic at the Clean Lakes Festival
There is no better way to enjoy the beauty and splendor of Lake Monona then learning to water ski. Fun, excitement and skiing were enjoyed by all during the Learn to Ski Clinic at the Clean Lakes Festival on August 18, 2012.
The clinic was designed to introduce new people to the sport of water skiing by giving them a safe and fun experience on the water. The clinic drew 22 skiers who enjoyed the fun and the sun of Lake Monona as they learned the joy and exhilaration of water skiing and was attended by adults and children a like from ages 8 to 56; including several foreign exchange students and families who enjoyed their first time on water skies.
The Learn to Ski Clinic was part of the Clean Lakes Festival which was started by the Mad-City Ski Team in 2007 to create awareness and raise money to the help combat the declining water quality of the area lakes. The growth of the festival lead to the creation of the Clean Lakes Alliance to raise awareness year round for the Madison lakes.
The festival, organized by both the Mad-City Ski Team and the Clean Lakes Alliance, featured many additional activities beyond just the Learn to Ski Clinic. The rest of the festival kicked of with a 2-Mile Liquid Courage Challenge (a 2-mile race featuring a variety of obstacles, many of which included a water feature), bands playing from noon to 9pm, a ski show at 6pm, kayak and stand up paddle board rentals, kids activities and the Crazy4Lakes Discovery Center.
Edgewater Ski Show for the Clean Lakes Alliance
The Mad-City Ski Team performed a small exhibition ski show in front of the Edgewater Hotel’s pier on Lake Mendota in downtown Madison, WI on Thursday, June 3rd as part of the hotel’s Jump Into Summer event as well as for the Sunset Party being held on the hotel’s rooftop which has hosted by Dane County Lakes and Watershed Commision and the Clean Lakes Alliance.
At the Sunset Party, the Dane County Lakes and Watershed Commission handed out their Water Champions awards for 2010. After the awards were handed out, the ski show started. In the album below are some pictures of the ski show taken from the rooftop of the hotel. It was a small, quick show, but the perspective from the rooftop is unique.
Click on the album to view all the pictures, click on the picture to view a larger image.
Mad-City To Be Named “Water Champion”
On June 19th the Mad-City Ski Team is to be recognized by the Dane County Lakes and Watershed Commission as the 2008 Water Champion!
This award is for Mad-City’s efforts with the Clean Lakes Festival, to be held this year June 7th at Olin Park.
Their will be an awards ceremony on June 19th at the Madison Club plus special recognition by Dane County!!
We are all very pleased to be receiving this special honor and have worked very hard to raise money and organize this very special event to help out our most precious of resources, our local lakes.
Please remember to attend the Clean Lakes Festival on June 7th, for more information please visit the Clean Lakes Website, or the Watershed Commission Website.
Waters Champion
The Dane County Lakes and Watershed Commission has announced its 2007 Dane County Waters Champion Award recipients. The awards are given annually recognizing individuals, organizations, businesses, and youth that have made outstanding contributions towards the protection and improvement of Dane County’s water resources. Their work has made a positive impact on water quality as well as the scenic, economic, recreational and environmental value of those lakes and streams.







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