Great Glen Trails ski school director and 1984 Olympian Sue Wemyss was instrumental in the creation of a new book called "Trail to Gold: The Journey of 53 Women Skiers.” Here she makes some early season strides on the grounds of the Randolph Church. (HOWIE WEYMSS PHOTO)
Great Glen Trails ski school director and 1984 Olympian Sue Wemyss was instrumental in the creation of a new book called "Trail to Gold: The Journey of 53 Women Skiers.” Here she makes some early season strides on the grounds of the Randolph Church. (HOWIE WEYMSS PHOTO)
Though she started as a downhill skier, Sue Wemyss has made tremendous strides as a cross-country skier. The Great Glen Trails ski school director was a U.S. Ski Team member from 1983-86 and competed in all four 1984 winter Olympic events in Sarejevo, Yugoslavia including a top 30 finish.
She was also a World Cup racer, and won two 2003 World Masters Championships bronze medals.
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