Nordic Ski Racing, Boys: (JV)
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Elm Creek Park Reserve
Nordic Skiing
Nordic Ski Teams
First Day of Season
november 9
Schedule
Winter 2026 Schedule
Nordic Ski Racing, Boys: MEC Meet #1 (Varsity)
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Elm Creek Park Reserve
Nordic Ski Racing, Boys: (JV)
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Battle Creek Regional Nordic Ski Area - West Park
Nordic Ski Racing, Boys: MEC Meet #2 (Varsity)
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Battle Creek Regional Nordic Ski Area - West Park
Nordic Ski Racing, Boys: Hyland Meet (7/8/9) (JV)
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Hyland Hills Ski Area
Nordic Ski Racing, Boys: Hyland Meet (7/8/9) (Varsity)
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Hyland Hills Ski Area
Nordic Ski Racing, Boys: MEC Meet #3 (JV)
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Hyland Hills Ski Area
Nordic Ski Racing, Boys: MEC Meet #3 (Varsity)
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Hyland Hills Ski Area
Nordic Ski Racing, Boys: MEC Meet #4 (Varsity)
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Battle Creek Regional Nordic Ski Area - West Park
Nordic Ski Racing, Boys: MEC Meet #4 (JV)
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Battle Creek Regional Nordic Ski Area - West Park
Nordic Ski Racing, Boys: Nordic Relay Meet (JV)
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Hyland Hills Ski Area
Nordic Ski Racing, Boys: Nordic Relay Meet (Varsity)
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Hyland Hills Ski Area
Nordic Ski Racing, Boys: JV MEC Championship Meet (JV)
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Battle Creek Regional Nordic Ski Area - West Park
Nordic Ski Racing, Boys: Varsity MEC Conference Championship Meet (Varsity)
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Battle Creek Regional Nordic Ski Area - West Park
Coaches
Thomas Weber
Varsity Head Coach
tjweber@cadets.com
Erick Westerback '82
Varsity Assistant Coach
ewesterback@cadets.com
651-454-4570 ext 1336
Anne McQuillan
Varsity Assistant Coach
amcquillan@cadets.com
651-683-1536
Weber Bio
Years of Experience: 13 years
High School attended: Cannon Falls High School
College and Major: Indiana University BA Studio Arts, University of Minnesota MEd. Art Education
Why Saint Thomas Academy? Saint Thomas Academy has one unified mission: "Create men of Character"
A fun fact about yourself: I enjoy all things outdoors
Family: Wife Lisa, daughters Clare, Nora and Molly
McQuillan Bio
Years of Experience: 12 years
High School attended: Derham Hall
College and Major: University of St. Catherine - Exercise Science/Nutrition
Why Saint Thomas Academy? The focus of STA is to graduate Men of Character - That is what makes STA a great school and that is why I coach.
A fun fact about yourself: I love to ski the mountain of Montana
Family: Tommy '11 Kelly Vis '12 Kayleen Vis'15 Sean '18 Erin Vis'21
Steve Rosga
Strength and Conditioning Coach
Cole Hartwigsen
Athletic Trainer
Rosga Bio
Years of Experience: 24 years
High School attended: Cretin-Derham Hall
College and Major: University of Colorado, Boulder - Communication Major
Why Saint Thomas Academy? Over the years I had trained over 300 Cadets and was always impressed with the way they carried themselves and how they talked about their school and the 'Brotherhood'.
The opportunity to bring my background in athletics and fitness to these young men and be a part of that Brotherhood was a perfect fit for me and my family.
A fun fact about yourself: Along with being an All-State athlete in 3 sports, I was a first chair trumpet player in high school.
Family: My wife Brianna, she graduated from Kansas where she played soccer for the Jayhawks. My daughters are Cianna and Louis and my son Vincent
Purpose Statement: Every morning in Africa, a gazelle wakes up knowing it must outrun the fastest lion or it will be killed. Every morning in Africa, a lion wakes up knowing it must run faster than the slowest gazelle, or it will starve. It doesn't matter whether you're the lion or a gazelle, when the sun comes up, you'd better be running.
Hartwigsen Bio
Years of Experience: 14 years
High School attended: Chaska High School
College and Major: UW-Eau Claire BS in Athletic Training and University of Illinois MS of Kinesiology
Why Saint Thomas Academy? The student lead experience and the drive and mentorship towards excellence in all of its forms.
A fun fact about yourself: Despite being widely used in medicine I can not stand the tactile sensation of cotton balls
Family: Wife Meagan, Daughter Quinn, and soon to be new addition
Team Calendar
Nordic Ski Team Meeting – Wednesday, October 21 at 6:00 p.m.
INTERESTED IN NORDIC SKIING? EVERYONE IS WELCOME!
Nordic Ski Team Meeting – Wednesday, October 21 at 6:00 p.m.
Have you ever wanted to try Nordic skiing? Are you a returning skier ready for another great season? Either way, we want YOU to be part of the team! Grades 7-12.
All returning athletes and anyone interested in trying Nordic skiing are invited to attend an informational meeting on Wednesday, October 21, at 6:00 p.m. in VF-201 (Mr. Weber’s room). Practice starts November 9.
The best part? Nordic skiing is a non-cut sport, and everyone is encouraged to participate! Whether you are stepping into skis for the very first time or are an experienced athlete looking to compete at the varsity level, there is a place for you on this team.
- New skiers: Learn the basics and discover a new sport.
- Returning skiers: Get ready for another exciting season.
- Competitive athletes: Challenge yourself and compete at the varsity level.
You don't need experience to get started—just bring a willingness to learn, a positive attitude, and a little adventurous spirit!
Everyone is welcome. Come to the meeting, learn what Nordic skiing has to offer, and find out how you can be part of the team. We hope to see you there!
