Olympic Oval Open for Season

Photo by The Olympic Center

November 28th marked the day that the James C. Sheffield Speed Skating Oval opened for the season. Located right in front of the Olympic Center, the Oval provides a fantastic opportunity for all students to skate with friends and have a good time. During the day, but not visible at night, the Oval overlooks the spectacular Adirondack mountains and the Ski Jumping Complex. Historically, this has been a great activity loved by the Northwood community and Lake Placid residents, as well as tourists and players from Can/Am. Students can purchase a season pass for just $5, a very generous discount offered to Northwood. Students, keep an eye out in Teams for a message from Mr. Tommy Spero about purchasing a pass.

“Students can purchase a season pass for only $5, which is a great deal. I think that this will be a fantastic addition to the weekend activities for students. You only get so many opportunities to do things like this, so I hope that everyone takes full advantage of this and has some fun!” said Mr. Tommy Spero.

First-year student Jackson Marchione ’27 said, “This is an amazing opportunity. Coming to Northwood, I wanted to experience many unique things, and this was on my list. I cannot wait to go with my friends and enjoy the Oval.”

“This was something I really enjoyed last year with my friends, so I am looking forward to doing it again this year! It is a super cool and unique experience that you can really only get at Northwood,” said second-year hockey player Autumn Kelly ’26.

This is an excellent opportunity, and students would be foolish not to take advantage of it, because before you know it, it will be spring and the Oval will be closed. Again, students can purchase a season pass for just $5 from Mr. Tommy Spero through Teams. Enjoy and have fun!

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