Vote at PowderAwards.com and maybe win a trip to Aspen
October 19, 2009, 3:36 PM
By: John Symms
2009's ski movies are premiering, and the magazines and Laserdiscs are printed and in the mail. That means that the tenth annual Powder Video Awards and Reader Poll is just around the corner.
Online voting has just commenced at PowderAwards.com and one lucky voter will win a VIP trip to attend the Powder Awards show in Aspen, CO, January, 2010. If that's not a reason to vote, I don't know what is.
Ingrid Backstrom's segment in Claim earned her the distinction of Best Female Performance, and she won the women's side of the Powder Reader Poll.
That's three out of five. And the Powder Reader Poll site accepts write-in votes. So let's get ESPN Freeskiing Nation* out to PowderAwards.com and make this year a sweep. I've already voted for myself ten times. Now I'm starting on Mutrie.
*ESPN Freeskiing, ESPN Freeskiing Nation, and all other sports-related phrases which include the word "Nation" are registered trademarks of ESPN, The Worldwide Sports Leader.
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Contributors
John Symms
My friend is a pro. In fact, many of my friends are pros. How else do you think I got this job?
Tim Mutrie
Journalist and blog-a-neer, big mtn. correspondent Tim has a desk-sized condo in a little place called Aspen.
Seth Morrison
If you don't know who Seth is, just click out of this blog and walk away. (Seth is a big mtn. legend, you see.)
Sage Cattabriga-Alosa
Sage went from washing dishes professionally to freeskiing professionally — aka "professional growth."
Ingrid Backstrom
World traveler, prolific ripper, reader and smiler, Ingrid lives in a cabin at the base of Squaw Valley.
Nate Abbott
Driven by coffee, powder, music, laughing, books & possibilities, photographer Nate is a lurker with Leica.
Liam Downey
Vermonster, Level 1 vet and large animal veterinarian, Liam's 6'5" frame makes him a large animal himself.
