By Kevin O’Neill
As skate culture continues to circulate across the globe, two broad-minded students have announced the upcoming launch of a dedicated skateboarding club, set to provide an outlet for skaters to connect, collaborate, and celebrate the art of skating.
Merrimack College Taps into the Thriving Skating Trend with New Club
With a rapidly growing group of students looking to pursue the thrill of skateboarding, the much-anticipated establishment of the club will mark a substantial step in both acknowledging the rising skate community on campus and opening the doors those with an interest in the activity. The club aims to address skaters’ unique needs and interests, fostering an environment that will nurture skill development and fellowship among skaters of all skill types.
Student Action-Sport Excitement Peaks as Whispers of a Skate Club Begin Flooding the Campus
Eager anticipation reverberates across the campus skate scene as skaters tirelessly await the unveiling of the club.
“Establishing a group of people that we can not only skate with, but also simply appreciate the sport – is something this school should have jumped on a while ago” spoke Dan Burton, passionate skateboarder, co-founder of skate club, and sophomore at Merrimack College.
“I’m really stoked that we’re finally stepping up to the plate and putting this plan into action” said Burton
Burton’s words reflect the growing sentiment among students, signifying the strong sense of unity and anticipation that the skateboarding club has already sparked.
The Skate Clubs’ Promise to Ensure Responsible Skating
Highlighting the importance of safety and responsible skateboarding, the club is committed to facilitating a culture of mindful and safe skating practices. It plans to offer personal guidance for beginners, ensuring they have the necessary equipment and knowledge to engage in the sport safely. Tyler McGary, an avid skateboarder, sophomore at Merrimack, and co-founder of the skate club, holds a specific image of the ideals he intends to engrave into the impending club.
“Ideally, we want to create an inclusive space where we can share our love for skating with all different skill types. Whether you are a beginner or an expert, it makes no difference to us. Hopefully, this will create a comfortable environment in which members won’t feel external pressures that lead them to step too far outside of their comfort zone.” McGary stated
In the Spirit of Unity and Growth, Merrimack College’s Skateboarding Club looks to Ride the Wave of the Surging Skating Culture
Anticipation is rising by the day, and support is pouring in from skaters all around campus. The launch of Merrimack College’s skateboarding club is poised to not only advance the experience for current and oncoming students but also contribute to the vibrancy of the college community. By fostering an environment that stresses skill development, safety, and community engagement, the club is set to carve a significant space for itself within the burgeoning skating culture on campus.
