Drift Skippers Snowmobile Club Inc

04/04/2026

Our monthly Meat Raffle is a week early this month. Come out today to VFW Post 1879 for the Meat Raffle from 3:30-5:00 pm. Come win a ham!

03/03/2026

Our monthly Club meeting is tonight at 6 pm at VFW Post 1879. Guests are always welcome.

02/11/2026

Day 8: February 10, 2026
Steph opened her beautiful blue eyes today! She slightly moved her head and shifted her eyes towards me and Luke when we spoke to her. Doctor asked her if Luke was her husband and she very slowly moved her head up and down. Later Luke played her favorite song “Don’t Stop Believing” by Journey and she gave us a very slight smile and had tears streaming down her face. She’s still fighting pneumonia in both lungs. The tracheotomy was successful and she looks more comfortable without all that tubing sticking out of her mouth. Nurses turned down the ventilation pressure support at 9am this morning and she was breathing on her own. Neurosurgeon says she is making good progress but is still in critical condition and not out of the woods yet. Wyatt made this bracelet for his mama. None of us will ever stop believing in you Steph!! Today was a great day! ❤️🙏💪.

01/09/2026

Looking for something to do on Saturday, January 10th? How about coming out to VFW Post 1879 for the Meat Raffle from 3:30-5:00 pm? Hope to see you there!

12/13/2025

The Meat Raffle starts at 3:30 at VFW 1879. Come and meet Miss Snowflake, Jena Lenz.

12/13/2025

The trails in Jefferson County will open at 8 am on Saturday, December 13, but Rock and Dane County were open already.

12/02/2025

Our monthly Club meeting is tonight, 12/02, at VFW Post1879 in Fort Atkinson. Christmas party starts at 5:30, meeting at 6:00 pm. See you there!

10/25/2025

One of our own members!

❄️Next Up… Jena!❄️

Hi everyone! My name is Jena Lenz, and I am proud to be representing Jefferson County!
A little bit about me is that I’m 19 years old and a sophomore at the University of Wisconsin- River Falls, majoring in Agricultural Education with a minor in Agricultural Business. I currently work as a bartender, swim instructor, and respite caregiver. Along with that, I grew up working on farms, which sparked my lifelong passion for agriculture. I hope to one day share those experiences with my students and help grow and strengthen the agriculture industry for future generations. My long-term life goal is to return to my hometown and teach high school agriculture education and FFA. I’m also incredibly proud to be receiving my FFA American Degree this year on November 1st!
When it comes to snowmobiling, I’ve been extremely blessed. I started riding as soon as I could hold a throttle… on a Kitty Kat, of course! My love for the sport only grew thanks to my parents' involvement in snowmobiling. From a young age, I was helping with fundraising and community events. Now, I’m an active member of two local clubs, the Twin River Riders and Fort Drift Skippers. I help with fundraisers, put up trail signs, and, when southern Wisconsin is lucky enough to get snow, I even groom trails with my dad while I’m home from school. I’m also in the process of earning my Snowmobile Safety Instructor’s License, which I plan to complete this year in October. In 2021, I was able to create a youth club in Jefferson County JAYS (Jefferson Area Youth Snowmobilers), that continues to thrive today. This is also my second year serving as the Treasurer for AWSC KAOS (Kids and Adults on Snowmobiles). Through KAOS, I’ve had the incredible opportunity to attend the International Snowmobile Congress in Green Bay and Prince Edward Island, participate in directors’ meetings and leadership rides, learn how to public speak, and of course, find lifelong friends from all over Wisconsin.
If I am honored to become Miss Snowflake, my goal would be to promote youth snowmobile clubs across all counties. These clubs are an incredible way to get young riders involved, teach them how snowmobile organizations operate, and inspire leadership within the sport’s next generation. With that being said, I would promote more youth to join KAOS because it's been a life-changing experience for me. I’d also love to raise awareness about new safety technologies available for snowmobilers. In my experience, many of these innovations aren’t widely talked about, but they have the potential to save lives and reduce risks on the trails. Even one tragedy is too many, and I believe that if Wisconsin leads the way in adopting safety equipment and practices, our neighboring states and maybe even other countries will follow our example.

10/07/2025

Our first meeting of the year is Tuesday, October 7, at 6 pm at VFW Post 1879. Hope to see you there. Remember to renew your membership before you need to buy your trail pass.

08/20/2025

08/11/2025

Thank you to all our wonderful volunteers, and thank you to all that came to help support the Drift Skippers Snowmobile Club and VFW Post 1879 this past Saturday!

08/09/2025

Come out today!