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Wolverine Hill

Wolverine Hill was a ski jumping hill located in Ironwood, Michigan, United States.

Wolverine Hill
LocationIronwood, Michigan, US
Opened1936, reopened in 1975
Closedoriginal in 1963, 1995
Size
K–pointK60
Hill record68 m (223 ft)

(1983)

History Edit

Owned by the Gogebic Range Ski Club, it had a K-point at 60 meters. Torger Tokle, the Norwegian immigrant to the US in 1939, set the hill record of 66 m (216 ft.) in 1942. The record would last through the life of the original hill.

First built in 1935 and hosted competitions every winter---except for the World War II years---and remained in use until 1963, when it was demolished in a storm. The facilities were rebuilt in 1975 and hosted the USA Ski team for practice in November 1975. Steve Sydow of Duluth set a new hill record of 68 m (223 ft.) in 1983. The Wolverine Hill was in operation until 1995 when declining numbers of competitors forced its closing.

See Also Edit

References Edit

External links Edit

  • Wolverine Hill skisprungschanzen.com

46°29′28.0″N 90°06′50.1″W / 46.491111°N 90.113917°W / 46.491111; -90.113917

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