Thank you everyone who came to our annual Radar Run.  We had a great day and over 1100 runs down the tracks.  The winners will be posted here soon.  If you have won we will be mailing you a check.  If there are question marks behind your name, you did not give us an address.  Please contact me at jbob1@hbcsc.net

0-125     CJ Wiskow    Hugo, MN

126 - 600 fan     Luke Herber   Altura, MN

126 - 440 liquid     Corey Whalen    Harmony, MN

441 - 500      John Pearson    St Charles, MN

441 - 500 studded     Mouther Thurman     ????????

501 - 600      Corey Whalen     Decorah, IA

501 - 600 studded     Mike Herber     Rollingstone, MN

501 -600 modified     Kyle Book     Rochester, MN

601 - 700     Cody Todd     Altura, MN

601 - 700 studded     Jim Veerkamp     Lewiston, MN

601 - 700 modified     Cody Todd     Altura, MN

701 - 800 twin     Tim Knapp   ??????????

701 - 800 twin studded     Chris Bauk     Rochester, MN

701 - 800 improved stock (more than 1 pipe     Pat Heim     St Charles, MN

801 -up twin     Chad Sherman,     Lewiston, MN

801 - up triple

801 - up open        Dale Horsey     Lansborro, MN

Flat Track

Men  age 12-25   Matt Heim,  Eyota, MN

Men age 26-40  Bryan Lande  Altura, MN

Men age 41 and up   Dan Fagerlind, Dover, MN

Women age 12-25  Taylor Heim  St Charles, MN

Women age 26- 40 Mary Goeke  Waukon, IA

Women age 41 and up  Jean Mulholland  Plainview, MN

We are looking into building a shed on our lot in Utica.  We have been talking about a 40′ x 80′ insulated shed.  To learn more come to a meeting.  Third Thursday of the month at 8:00 at Brewskie’s in Utica.

Our next meeting is on March 18th, Thursday at 8:00 at Brewskie’s in Utica. This is our annual election meeting.   Two people who attend the meeting will win a 25 dollar gift certificate to one of our associate members buisnesses.  Come to the meeting,  your chance is pretty good to win one of these.  We will be discussing things that affect the future of our club.  Feel free to bring potential members to the meeting!

http://whitewatertrailblazers.org/why-join-a-club/

Our trail system is now closed.  Signs will be posted on Saturday.  Riding trails that are closed is trespassing.  Please respect our landowners and stay off the trails.  We have had a great season!!

http://whitewatertrailblazers.org/snow-happens-trails-dont/

http://www.weather.com/weather/local/USMN0807?from=search_city

Brewskie’s Bar & Grill and Good Sport Bar & Grill are both associate members of MNUSA.  Please give them some buisness and tell them thanks for supporting snowmobiling in Minnesota.   Stop in and tell them thanks for supporting snowmobiling in MN. The Elba Express has also joined our ranks, a great place to get gas or snacks, thanks. The Stockton Saloon is a great place to quench your thirst after riding the trails.  Ferguson Trailer Sales is your one stop for any trailer you could neeed.  Stop in and see Craig or Tim.www.ferguson-trailersales.com  Our newest associate members is Mauer Bros Tavern in Elba.  Sidekick Grill in Mauers has joined us and has great burgers and other eats.

New members also become members of Minnesota United Snowmobile Association.  You will recieve a subscription to Minnesota Snowmobiling magazine as well as a free $2500 death and dismemberment policy.  Also, the peace of mind that you are helping protect our trails.  We need members in order to keep our trails open and groomed.  There are organizations out there who would like to take our funding away and we would be riding road ditches again!!  If you snowmobile you should belong to a club if for no other reason to support the sport that you love to do.  $25 is all it takes to become a member.  Consider joining now! 

The Minnesota United Snowmobilers Association (MnUSA) is the statewide organzation for snowmobiling. We’ve added them to our Links page. On their About Us page, they state: "For over 25 years, Minnesota United Snowmobilers Association (MnUSA) has been working to promote and advance the sport of snowmobiling in our home state. MnUSA works with snowmobilers, community leaders, businesses and legislators to exchange information, and to serve the interests of all snowmobilers."