Miss Snowflake

Hello AWSC Family! My name is Jamey Crotteau from Barron County and I’m honored to be your 2024-2025 Miss Snowflake! This past weekend was a great kickoff to the year ahead. My sister, Brianna Crotteau had her snowflake send-off to celebrate the amazing year she has had as Miss Snowflake 2023-2024. The hard work and passion she has for the sport of snowmobiling does not go unnoticed. I’m so grateful to say I have her as a part of my support system for the year ahead. The history of snowmobiling has a special place in my heart as my great-grandparents started my club, Chetek Snow Flyers back in the early 1960s. As many of you probably agree, the passion for the sport of snowmobiling lasts a lifetime. I can’t wait to travel our beautiful state, visit your clubs, represent AWSC, and make lifelong memories with you all! A big thank you to my parents, Jim & Suzanne, for being willing to support their daughters through these unforgettable years of being AWSCs Miss Snowflake. Another thank you to my local community, friends, and family who are always rooting for me. Im so grateful for you all! Another big thank you to all of the Snowflake supports who make this position possible: - Donahue Super Sports - DSG Outerwear-Women's Snow Apparel - DuWayne Kreager Insurance Center Inc. - K&M Motorsports - FLOE International www.floeintl.com - AIRTEC Motorsport - Braap Wraps - Unique Signs & Designs I look forward to working with you all! Please feel free to reach out to me with your club events that you would like me to attend throughout the year! My email is: misssnowflake2425@gmail.com Go with the Snow!❄️

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Hello AWSC family! My name is Jamey Crotteau and I’m a small-town girl from Rice Lake, WI. I attended Cameron High School where I was a scholar athlete playing volleyball and softball. Three years later, in May 2023, I obtained my bachelor's degree in Accounting and Finance while continuing to be a two-sport athlete throughout college. Now that I’ve graduated, I’ve been busy back home in Rice Lake. I'm working for a local accounting firm as a tax accountant for small businesses. On top of that, I work for my family's small businesses three days a week. I’m very active in sports to this day. I coach young high school athletes in volleyball and softball as well as play in leagues all year round. In my spare time I enjoy hunting, snowmobiling, and boating while spending time with family and friends! I grew up as a member of our local club, which was started by my great-grandparents in the early 1960s. That being said, it’s always felt a part of my blood. I’ve been involved with my club in many ways! Since I was little I have helped promote club fundraisers, signed trails with my dad, and driven club equipment in local parades. Most recently, I’ve helped my club obtain 501c3 status with the IRS, coordinated an adjoining letter between our snowmobile club and our local ATV club, and became our club's deputy treasurer. As I learn the ropes of becoming the lead treasurer, I have been able to help finalize details of our club's unification with our ATV club as well as promote effective cash flow management going into the new year. There are many exciting things to come for our club and I’m very excited and thankful to be a part of it! I think the opportunity of becoming Miss Snowflake is such a unique experience in so many ways. It would truly be an honor to travel the state and create relationships with people, all while representing the sport of snowmobiling and the importance of AWSCs presence in our beautiful state. Go with the snow!❄️