This past Sunday, House Olympus was proudly represented at an exhilarating ski day at La Tzoumaz Resort. Our boys hit the slopes with energy and enthusiasm, carving through the snow in a true display of skill and confidence. From sharp turns to high-speed descents, they embraced the challenge, proving that the Olympus spirit is just as strong on the mountains as it is in the classroom.

But the day wasn’t just about skiing—it was also about camaraderie. After an action-packed morning on the slopes, the team took full advantage of the beautiful resort, soaking in the crisp alpine air and making the most of a well-earned day of winter fun. Whether tackling new trails or simply enjoying the breathtaking views, it was an experience to remember.

A huge shoutout to our Olympus boys for their enthusiasm and for representing our house with pride. Here’s to more adventures, more challenges, and more unforgettable moments on and off the slopes!

Best,
The Olympus Team

In sports slang, a derby is a match in which two teams with a maximum rivalry face each other, usually due to a shared history, geographical proximity,y or who knows what other reasons we can find, for example here in CDL Boarding, this year the two teams that are playing best in the internal league are the Galacticos FC (with students from various houses playing together, highlighting the goalkeeper Sebastian and the playmaker Nicolas, from Olympus) and the Staff Team.

Everyone had been waiting for this match for many days and today it was finally played, the match had what spectators love but coaches hate: goals.

Galacticos started with a good approach, taking a 2-0 lead, with an attractive game and solid defense with a great Estaban at the back. But the potential of the staff team and good cohesion as a team equalized the game 6-6, taking the game to extra time, exciting until the last minute.

The staff team got the win with a golden goal, but we are certainly looking forward to the next game to see these two teams face each other.

Many thanks to referee and tournament organizer Spencer.