The sound of saws cutting through wood axes chopping and chainsaws whirling are the sounds you will hear from the other side of the fence down heavy equipment road.
Athletes practice four day per week 2 hours a day bearing all elements building of their skills, techniques and strength in hopes of tasting the sweet taste of victory in Montreal and Nova Scotia.
CILA (Canadian Intercollegiate Lumberjacking Association) title is on the line. Competing are McGill University, Nova Scotia Agricultural College, University of New Brunswick, Algonquin College and Fleming who are defending the 2009 20010 Women’s Title.
