Kamloops Long Blades
September 9, 2019 No Comments
Welcome to a brand new season of speed skating! Here is what you need to know: Skate Fitting: If you have missed one of the skate fitting sessions, please send [...]
Kamloops Long Blades
September 2, 2019 No Comments
Welcome to a brand new season, skaters! Here is the first of the weekly updates for the 2019-2020 season where you will find important information such as practice times, skate [...]
Well, we had one fantastic weekend of skating with friends from all over the province! A huge thank you to all of the skaters, coaches and parents for helping to [...]
Here is this week’s schedule: Inline: Monday evening – meet at McArthur Island equipment room by 5:45pm Dryland: Wednesday (at the Kamloops School of the Arts field) 6pm for younger [...]
Here is this week’s schedule: Dryland: Wednesday (at the Kamloops School of the Arts field) 6pm for younger skaters, 6:30pm for middle/older skaters Thursday 6pm: Inline skating (for older skaters) [...]
Welcome to July! Here is this week’s schedule: Dryland: Wednesday (at the Kamloops School of the Arts field) 6pm for younger skaters, 6:30pm for middle/older skaters (check with Coach Sandi [...]
Please take note that there will be NO inline on Monday, July 1st! Here is this week’s schedule: Monday 6pm: Inline (for all skaters) Please arrive at the equipment room [...]
Here is this week’s schedule: Monday 6pm: Inline (for all skaters) Please arrive at the equipment room by 5:45 pm. ***Please note that we will be holding a skate fitting [...]
Here is this week’s schedule: Monday 6pm: Inline (for all skaters) Please arrive at the equipment room by 5:45 pm. **Please note that inline will be cancelled for June 10 [...]
Here is this week’s schedule: Monday 6pm: Inline (for all skaters) Please arrive at the equipment room by 5:45 pm. Wednesday Dryland (at the Kamloops School of the Arts field) [...]
Kamloops Long Blades skate and take part in dryland activities on the traditional lands of the Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc within Secwépemc’ulucw, the unceded territory of the Secwépemc people. We respect and acknowledge the Indigenous peoples of this land, known as Turtle Island, and thank them for allowing us to live, learn and manage our association on their territory
