REGULAR HOURS
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Opening date December 1 st, 2025
*Night skiing starts Dec 10th |
| Monday | 9 am – 4 pm |
| Tuesday | 9 am – 8 pm |
| Wednesday | 9 am – 8 pm |
| Thursday | 9 am – 8 pm |
| Friday | 9 am – 4 pm |
| Saturday | 9 am – 4 pm |
| Sunday | 9 am – 4 pm |
Lodge number: 250-558-3036
Emergency number during operation hours: 250-558-3036
Call 911 in case of emergency outside operating hours
Mailing Address
PO Box 1231, Vernon, BC V1T 6N6
Physical address
250 Sovereign Lake Rd, Vernon, BC V1B 3M6
Google maps directions: https://g.page/SovereignLake
Sovereign Lake Nordic Club is located 22km east of the City of Vernon, BC up SilverStar Road. Just 2km west of SilverStar Mountain Resort. Signage is located on Hwy 6 as well as on Hwy 97 directing you towards both SLNC and SilverStar.
All of our youth programs are designed around Sport Canada’s Term Athlete Development principles and follow Cross Country Canada’s program guidelines. The L2C program is for athletes 15 to 20 years old who are interested in developing their full range of skiing skills, off-season training and have the desire to compete at provincial and national levels. A commitment to scheduled team training sessions year-round and additional, independent training at home and on the snow may be expected.
This program is suitable for athletes who are graduating from the T2T program and are entering the “Training to Compete” stage of growth and maturation. L2C XC athletes may choose to remain in this blend of weekend and evening training throughout their Junior years or join the L2C Academy Program which trains primarily during the day in collaboration with the SD22 Nordic Skiing Academy Program.
Levels of training for individual athletes, year-round and fall-winter options are available. Athletes should choose the program options according to their individual goals and commitments and in consultation with the Program Coaches. Goal setting and review meetings with a program coach will be held seasonally to assess progress and adjust training as necessary.
Athletes will be provided with a year-round training plan appropriate to their chosen program and/or weekly practice plans with general guidance for individual training. Individual consultation between the parent, athlete and coach before program registration and occasionally throughout the season is an important step in deciding whether a full YTP is warranted and prescribed. Consideration of an athlete’s involvement with other sports, time commitment to ski training, goals and needs are all factors that play into into which program options and training plan offerings are best suited to an individual athlete.
Program Details:
| L2C Year Round
Age 15-20 |
L2C Fall/Winter ONLY
Age 15-20 |
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| Dates | May 15th, 2025- March 28th, 2026 | September 2nd, 2025 -March 28th, 2026 | ||
| Total # of sessions | 130 | 80 | ||
| Sessions/wk. | 3-4 | 3 | ||
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School Schedule (Spring, (Fall / Winter)
Tuesday 18:00-19:30 Thursday 18:00-19:30 Saturday 9:00-11:30
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The cold weather cut-off for L2C is -20 Celcius
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| Cost | $1468 |
$1003 |
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| Registration Deadline | Registration opens June 18, 2025 and closes July 10, 2025 | Registration opens June 18, 2025 and closes Sept 15, 2025 |
Competitions:
This program has a training and racing focus. Athletes will be well supported as they prepare for the ski season and compete in local, Provincial, and National level competitions that may include:
Training camps:
Testing & Monitoring:
SLNC summer & fall fitness field tests will be offered for respective athletes
Expectations of Athletes:
This is a training and racing program. Athletes should have a desire to train year-round and compete at provincial levels. A commitment to scheduled team training sessions in the summer and fall and to completing independent training is expected. Daily training logs (including resting heart rates, sleep hours, energy levels, etc) are introduced and used to monitor training response and give appropriate training advice. Athletes are expected to be proactive in informing coaches of upcoming events & activities that may conflict with scheduled training.
Note:
Athletes at the L2C level are often involved in other organized sports in the summer, fall, and occasionally winter. We encourage multi-sport involvement for enjoyment and to develop a full range of athletic abilities. Our XC Coach will meet with athletes and parents pre-season to preview schedules, clarify goals & mutual expectations to outline a plan that balances the individual needs of the athlete with the needs of running a cohesive club program. The XC Coach will be flexible in helping to determine the right balance and reserves the right to set minimum training and attendance requirements.
* An SLNC 25/26 season pass is required for participants in this program.
No formal programming: TBD
All of our youth programs are designed around Sport Canada’s Long Term Athlete Development principles and follow Cross Country Canada’s program guidelines. The T2T-1 program is for athletes 12 to 15 years old who are interested in developing their full range of skiing skills, off-season training and have the desire to compete at regional and provincial levels, in preparation for joining one of our T2T(Train 2 Train) Programs. A commitment to scheduled team training sessions in the summer and fall and additional, independent training at home and on the snow may be expected.
This program is suitable for athletes who are graduating from the Track Attack program and are entering the “Train to Train” stage of growth and maturation. T2T XC athletes may choose to remain in this blend of weekend and evening training throughout their Junior years or join the L2C Academy Program once they reach the age of 15.
Levels of training for individual athletes will vary according to their individual goals and other sports commitments. Goal setting and review meetings with a program coach will be held seasonally to assess progress and adjust training as necessary. Athletes will be provided with a general year-round training program and weekly practice plans with general guidance for individual training
Program Details:
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T2T Fall/Winter ONLY
Age 12-15 |
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| Dates | Closed | September 1st, 2025 – March 14th, 2026 | ||
| Total # of sessions | Camp based | ~85 | ||
| Sessions/wk. | N/A | 3 | ||
| Days |
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School Schedule Tuesday 18:00- 19:30 Thursday 18:00-19:30 Saturday 9:00-11:30 |
The cold weather cut-off for T2T is -20 Celcius
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| Cost | $1153 | $923 | ||
| Registration Deadline | Registration opens May 15th, 2025 and closes June 22nd, 2025 | Registration opens May 15, 2025 and closes Sept 15, 2025 |
Competitions:
This program has a training and racing focus. Athletes will be well supported as they prepare for the ski season and compete in local, Provincial, and National level competitions that may include:
Training camps:
Testing:
Fall field tests for energy system fitness & strength will be offered
Expectations of Athletes:
This is a training and racing program. Athletes should have a desire to train year-round (including multi-sports) and compete at provincial levels. A commitment to scheduled team training sessions and to completing independent training is expected. Daily training logs (ie. via Training Peaks, including resting heart rates, sleep hours, energy levels, etc) are introduced and used to monitor training response and give appropriate training advice. Athletes are expected to be proactive in informing coaches of upcoming events & activities that may conflict with scheduled training.
Note:
Athletes at the T2T level are often involved in other organized sports in the summer, fall, and occasionally winter. We encourage multi-sport involvement for enjoyment and to develop a full range of athletic abilities. Our XC Coach will meet with athletes and parents pre-season to preview schedules, clarify goals & mutual expectations to outline a plan that balances the individual needs of the athlete with the needs of running a cohesive club program. The XC Coach will be flexible in helping to determine the right balance and reserves the right to set minimum training and attendance requirements.
* An SLNC 25/26 season pass is required for participants in this program.