Nevis Range had a big dump on Sunday and the Park area is loaded up nicely just in time for this week's competition on the 8th or the 9th March if conditions don't allow us to ride Saturday.

So, fingers crossed, Summit Park / Nevis Range will be hosting the annual Highlander Series Slope Style & Big Air Jam sessions in conjunction with Snowsport Scotland.

Park Layout...

Comp Series Sponsors: Salomon, Roxy, Quiksilver, SNO!zone, Scott, TSA, Bawbags, K2, Sessions, Skullcandy, HH & more...

Park Sponsor: Boardwise Board Stores

Comp Sponsors: Fat Face, Urban Summits, Ellis Brigham, Granite House & more...

Prizes...
Roxy bags, beanies & 2 jackets for winners
Quicksilver bags, caps & wallets
Thorntons Chocolates Easter Eggs
Ruroc - a couple of helmet vouchers (worth £180 each) for winners, 6 sets of goggles, assorted hoodies & Tee's
Fat Face Hoodys
Huck mag - a couple of yearly subscriptions (over 18's) & tees .
Skullcandy headphones 15 pairs
Nevis Range Lift Passes
Sessions - assorted clothing for male & female
Salomon - bags,bags & more bags
SnoZONE - slopetime vouchers
Scott - loads of ladies beanies, caps, ski ties
HH - 3 merino wool baselayers

40 + Goody bags with pen, stickers, key rings & issue of HUCK mag
Boardwise Goody Bags and other prizes from the Summit Parks Sponsor

Comp schedule
Registration 9am - 10am
Practice 10am - 10.45am
Jam sessions start 11am - 12.30pm
Break 12.30pm - 1pm
Big Air 1pm - 2pm
Finals slopestyle 2.15pm - 3.30pm

Prize giving 4.30pm Restaurant

Big air best of 3 jumps and we take your scores from your best 2 jumps.
Slopestyle will be a jam session qualifier and 2nd round finals

Registration will take place in the Restaurant and will cost £10 unless you book online @ Snowsports Scotland and you can save £2.

The comp go-ahead decision will be made on Thursday 6th March before the event and the decision posted on the Snowsports Scotland website, on the Nevis Range website and on the Summit Park site. If the event is cancelled on the Saturday, we will try run it on the Sunday.

Our man in Scotland, Steve McKenna adds:

The weather is looking a little touch and go over the next few days with gales forecast on Thursday and Friday. If anyone is planning on heading up, it's best to keep an eye on the Snowsport Scotland website (www.snsc.demon.co.uk) to avoid a wasted journey. After the Cairngorm leg was called off at 8:30am on the morning of the comp two weekends ago, if it's looking at all sketchy I wouldn't be surprised if they air on the side of caution with this one.

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