Brief: Revelstoke Snowboard Club receives snowboard donation
The Revelstoke Snowboard Club (RSBC) is acknowledging Seb Grondin for the donation of his Nitro Suprateam snowboard.
The Revelstoke Snowboard Club (RSBC) is acknowledging Seb Grondin for the donation of his Nitro Suprateam snowboard. The snowboard was sold at the annual RSBC gear swap in November. In a statement, club secretary Theresa Hamilton explained that RSBC is committed to creating a hub for local riders and engaging with the community through events.
The proceeds from the donated board will support Grom Con, a rail jam competition hosted in the Gnome Zone at Revelstoke Mountain Resort for children from ages 5 to 11. This year’s event will take place Saturday, February 19 from 12pm to 2pm. Participation is free.
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