New shirts!

Hey Oles and Alumni- get excited for these new t-shirts we'll be selling this fall/winter as a fundraiser! They're neon orange so the cars (and the hunters) will definitely see you while out training. Thanks to Anders Nienstaedt for the design!


Only a few more weeks until we're back on the hill!!

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