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Varsity Team Skates on Mirror Lake

The Varsity team during a practice on Mirror Lake. Photo provided.

In Lake Placid, skating on Mirror Lake is considered a must-do. When winter rolls around, the entire lake freezes, creating opportunities for ice skating, dog sledding, walking, and even a toboggan chute. Locals and visitors alike take advantage of the lake for skating, hockey, and other winter recreation, making it one of the most enjoyable traditions in Lake Placid.

A couple of weeks ago, the Varsity team had the privilege of practicing on Mirror Lake. A random wheel spinner split the guys into four separate teams by color: red, yellow, blue, and white. The games lasted 5 minutes and were refereed by Coaches Jeff Miller and Tommy Spero.

Red team was victorious. Photo provided.

In the end, the red team went undefeated and won the tournament. Overall, it was a fun day out on the lake, and the boys made the most of it. “It was a great time. Playing hockey on Mirror Lake is not something you get to do every day, so I made the most of it. I knew we were going to win, too; our team was stacked! Super fun experience,” said Jett Travis ’27.

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Varsity Team Skates on Mirror Lake

In Lake Placid, skating on Mirror Lake is considered a must-do. When winter rolls around, the entire lake…

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The Varsity team during a practice on Mirror Lake. Photo provided.

In Lake Placid, skating on Mirror Lake is considered a must-do. When winter rolls around, the entire lake freezes, creating opportunities for ice skating, dog sledding, walking, and even a toboggan chute. Locals and visitors alike take advantage of the lake for skating, hockey, and other winter recreation, making it one of the most enjoyable traditions in Lake Placid.

A couple of weeks ago, the Varsity team had the privilege of practicing on Mirror Lake. A random wheel spinner split the guys into four separate teams by color: red, yellow, blue, and white. The games lasted 5 minutes and were refereed by Coaches Jeff Miller and Tommy Spero.

Red team was victorious. Photo provided.

In the end, the red team went undefeated and won the tournament. Overall, it was a fun day out on the lake, and the boys made the most of it. “It was a great time. Playing hockey on Mirror Lake is not something you get to do every day, so I made the most of it. I knew we were going to win, too; our team was stacked! Super fun experience,” said Jett Travis ’27.