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Saddleback Hosts USASA Slope Style Event

Van Weisz Takes First Place

RANGELEY, ME —

February 18, 2008

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Contact: JoAnne Taylor

info@saddlebackmaine.com
1-866-918-2225

Saddleback's Own Van Weisz Takes First Place in USASA Slope Style Event

This past Sunday, February 17. Saddleback hosted its first annual USASA sponsored Slope Style Event. The event was held in the newly designed Freerider Terrain Park on the Wheeler Slope. Spectators werer able to view the event from the sun deck of Saddleback's beautiful post and beam Base Lodge.

"The Freericer Terrain Park was hand tuned to perfection and the USASA competitors who hailed from all over New England, got to see what all the Saddleback "buzz" has been about." according to Mark Robie, Director of the the Ski and Ride School.

Saddleback's own Van Weisz who joined the USASA for the day to be able to compete, took first place in his class.

Saddleback Maine currently has five lifts and 60 trails with a 2000 ft. vertical drop. It is only one of seven ski mountains in New England with a top elevation over 4000 feet.

To request a high resolution copy of the attached photo email: info@saddlebackmaine.com.

For information about the ski mountain, visit: www.saddlebackmaine.com. Information on real estate can be found at: www.saddlebackvillage.com

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Van Weisz, First Place Winner in Flight Photo by Jon Chin