Door prizes are starting to arrive! ... See MoreSee Less
Keep an eye out for announcements about the 2021 Phillips Flurry! This snow is getting us excited! ... See MoreSee Less
CONGRATULATIONS to Team USA 🇺🇸 on their strong performances at Snowshoe Worlds!!! Overall women's champions in both the 5k (Signe from Ironwood MI who is a regular at the Flurry) and 9k! And many top finishes on the men's side (including
Erik Hartmark, another Flurry regular), too. Way to go! ... See MoreSee Less
Congratulations to Signe Buerger (USA), the winner of the 5k Jr Female race at the World Snowshoe Championships
LET YOUR VOICE BE HEARD!
The planned logging operation at the Phillips School Forest is on the agenda for the next School Board Meeting at 6:00pm on Monday, 2/17/20 at the Phillips Middle School 6-12 Learning Center. You will have the opportunity to direct your questions, comments and concerns to the entire Board.
Whether you can or can't make it to the meeting, please take the time to sign this petition to the Phillips School Board: chng.it/vzS8CtYgnW ... See MoreSee Less
Great coverage of the Phillips Flurry by the United States Snowshoe Association and @Phillip Gary Smith! Thanks for your support! ... See MoreSee Less
The best way to train for Leadville's Dion USSSA Snowshoe National Championships February 28-Mar 1? Race! This Minnesota group did just that when plowing through the Wisconsin State Championships and USSSA Qualifier, Phillips Flurry. Jim McDonell (Mr. Braveheart) filed this short report:
"Last Saturday Tim Zbikowski, Carol Klitzke, Jim Graupner, Mark Brose, and I raced the Phillips Flurry among a total of 141 5K’ers and 23 10K’ers. The 10K was won by our own Duluth and 2019 national champ Eric Hartmark . . . surprise! . . . although Jeff Quednow did give him some tough competition. Great snow, course, weather (30F), camaraderie and raffle prizes. Yes, that is a big screen TV in the photo (see) besides a couple pairs of snowshoes and lots of other prizes. I won a pair of Darn Tough socks and a Packers hat. The latter will go to my brother in Wisconsin."
