Silverthorne crowns First Friday Rail Jam winners
Cody Jones Follow
Ian Zinner/Town of Silverthorne
On Friday, March 7, the town of Silverthorne hosted its annual First Friday Rail Jam event.
Over 100 athletes from across the county competed for cash prizes on a custom rail course located outside of the Silverthorne Performing Arts Center.
After a spirited competition, three athletes were crowned champions of their respective divisions.
Annabelle McCarthy won the women’s snowboard division, Aaron Hoffman won the men’s snowboard division and Tyrn Lifgren won men’s ski. There were no competitors in the women’s ski category this year.
For more information on First Friday events in Silverthorne, visit Silverthorne.org.
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Silverthorne’s First Friday Rail Jam took place on Friday, March 7.
Ian Zinner/Town of Silverthorne
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Silverthorne’s First Friday Rail Jam took place on Friday, March 7.
Ian Zinner/Town of Silverthorne
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Silverthorne’s First Friday Rail Jam took place on Friday, March 7.
Ian Zinner/Town of Silverthorne
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Silverthorne’s First Friday Rail Jam took place on Friday, March 7.
Ian Zinner/Town of Silverthorne
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Over 100 local skiers and snowboarders participated in the March First Friday rail jam course in Silverthorne on Friday, March 7, according to the town of Silverthorne. To see your photos featured in print or online, email submissions to share@summitdaily.com.
Ian Zinner/Town of Silverthorne
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Silverthorne’s First Friday Rail Jam took place on Friday, March 7.
Ian Zinner/Town of Silverthorne
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Silverthorne’s First Friday Rail Jam took place on Friday, March 7.
Ian Zinner/Town of Silverthorne
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