The Michael Gray Memorial Ski & Snowboard Race is a great opportunity for all types of skiers and snowboarders to spend a day of fun at beautiful Ski Windham and to support the Adaptive Sports Foundation. Michael J. Gray, Jr. was a snowboard instructor with the Windham Mountain Snowsports School, when he was tragically killed in a car accident. To honor Michael's memory and dedication to snow sports, the Gray family started a memorial race in Micheal's honor. The proceeds from the race are donated to the Adaptive Sports Foundation (ASF), an organization that offers a disabled person the chance to enjoy the sport of skiing/snowboarding as much as Michael did.  Special thanks to the Gray family for all their hard work and continued support of the Adaptive Sports Foundation. 
 

CLICK HERE to register for this year's race and learn more about Michael J. Gray, Jr.

Charlie Kleiman, ASF athlete wins coach's award at the 2015 Empire State Games.
 

Eleven members from the Adaptive Sports Foundation's Race Team participated in 2015 Empire State Games in Lake Placid, New York.  In addition to the numerous medals won by the ASF team, Charlie Kleiman received the Coach's Award which is given to the athlete who exemplifies teamwork and sportsmanship. Charlie's name will be on a plaque at the Adaptive Center at Whiteface Mountain. ASF snowboarders also had a sweep of the Giant Slalom with Zach, Matt and Charlie winning gold, silver, and bronze respectfully.  Below is more information on the Empire State Games and race results.  Great job to all athletes and coaches!
 

Over 13 ASF Race Team athletes participated in the 2015 regional and state Special Olympic races held at West Mountain and at Greek Peak respectfully.  Nearly 1,000 athletes and coaches from across the state participated in the 2015 Special Olympics New York State Winter Games, featuring competitions in Alpine Skiing, Cross- Country Skiing, Figure Skating, Floor Hockey and Snowshoe.  Congratulations to all the athletes and coaches on a job well done!