This page is dedicated to all our Committee Member Volunteers, and all the hard work that they put in to keep the club running smoothly.
| Chairman | Tim Justice |
| Vice Chairman | Barry Drummond |
| Secretary | Andy Cresswell |
| Membership Secretary | Mel Davenport |
| Treasurer | Steve Burley |
| Coaching Development Officer | Norman Gill |
| Skiing Coordinator | Molly Gill |
| Child Welfare Officers | Julie Slater Carl Carter |
| Race Manager | Paul Smith |
| Committee Member | Nicky Parr |
| Committee Member | Lucy Ridgeway |
| Committee Member | Nick Hill |
| Committee Member | Cameron Parr |
| Club Captains | Millie Norton Tom Hill |
Club Secretary Not been skiing for long but hooked. After a year in the cafe watching Dylan ski with the Sharks, I decided to try the level 1 instructors course so I could help out if needed and hopefully gain a few skills to enable me to keep up on the slopes. The keeping up hasn’t worked but learning a lot and having fun anyway! I spend the week in
Always try to be on time but was very late to finally start skiing. After a childhood of watching Ski Sunday my first go on planks was in my mid 40s when as a family we were able to give Tom and Molly the opportunity to ski that we never had as children. Professional designer and photographer who likes to do things right. Passed Cycling Proficiency first time and like
I didn’t start skiing until I was an adult, after a spectacularly failed attempt by Cam to make me a snowboarder – now both kids are much better skiers than I will ever be. Professionally I have worked at BT and Openreach for 20 years, and am a qualified CIMA accountant. Currently Head of Finance supporting a business with more than 12k of engineers who connect and maintain the UKs
Club Captains Please download our welcome leaflet here SHARKS Welcome Flyer
As a secondary school teacher, I am certainly not frightened of a challenge. It was through school in 2014 I had my first experience of skiing. I started with a very brief introduction on the dry ski slope and had to progress quickly to the mountains in Italy where I had a ‘crash’ course in skiing. From that point, I joined Sharks and my ski technique has been continually improving
Vice Chair I’m an ex rugby player and motorcycle racer and discovered skiing fairly late but am now a big enthusiast. I often represent Sharks in the various fun race leagues and am hoping to start my journey towards instructor shortly.
Molly Gill – Sharks Ski Club Co-ordinator I formed the Sharks Ski Club in 1989 at the request of SSV Management. The Club was initially for children age 4 – 18 years only I was employed by Sheffield Education Authority as a Teacher/Youth Worker therefore had contact with all South Yorkshire schools, colleges and youth service. I am a race official and was on ARC (Alpine Race Committee) and helped
Level 4 Coach, Level 2 Tutor Head Coach Skiing, the ski environment (be it in the mountains or in a fridge!) and ‘skiing people’ are all a constant source of adventure, excitement, exhilaration, fun and pleasure for me. I believe skiing enables an individual to find that ‘something else’ within themselves that equips them with a set of personal skills for life itself! My first experience on snow was in
UK Snowsports Level 2 Instructor BA (hons). Dip Arch. PGCE. Dip Arch Prac. 10m swimming and the one you get when you inflate your nylon pyjama bottoms. Cycling Proficiency. – Achievements Won a few frostbite, Stoke, Pendle, Rossendale & Yorkshire Champ medals, and came joint 3rd in the O19’s female category at The Stomp. Highlight though has to be Miss Wengen 2006. – When did you first ski? Summer 2004 – SSV.
Child Welfare Officer I joined the Sharks committee as Club Welfare Officer in 2012. I have been a member of Sharks Ski Club since 2005 when my 2 children started to learn to ski. I intended to sit and drink coffee whilst supporting my children in their new found activity, however, Rich and I soon donned our skis and joined in the fun. My family took to skiing like ducks
