Minnesota United Snowmobilers Association’s (MnUSA) Charity and Awards Committee proudly announces their annual Scholarship recipients for 2025 which include:

• Tiffany Weber of Henning awarded $1,000

• Cohen Melcher of Mantorville awarded $750

• Grace Soltau of Grand Meadow awarded $500

• Chloe Schuster of Kenyon awarded $500

• Andrew Aho of Frazee awarded $250

• Avery Beumer of Hillman awarded $250

• Connor Zak of Lakeville awarded $250

The MnUSA’s Scholarship Program – Scholarship(s) up to $4,000 to graduating high school seniors planning to pursue further education in an accredited two or four year institution of higher learning or accredited technical school and/or individuals currently enrolled in such a program. Scholarship applications includes an essay on a snowmobile topic that each recipient must submit no later than March 1, 2026. For more information, go to the website www.mnusa.org.

MnUSA Charity and Awards Committee selects awardees for the following:

• Young Snowmobiler of The Year

• Snowmobile Dealer of The Year

• Snowmobiler of The Year

• Snowmobile Club of The Year

• Snowmobile Family of The Year

• Groomer of The Year

• Unsung Hero

To submit nominations, go to the website www.mnusa.org for details and deadline is November 1, 2025.

About Minnesota United Snowmobile Association

Minnesota United Snowmobilers Association (MnUSA) was organized in 1978 to protect, preserve and promote the sport of snowmobiling throughout Minnesota through favorable legislation and programs. Through the years, MnUSA has become a state and national leader in recreational support. Minnesota today enjoys over 22,740 miles of snowmobile trails because of combined efforts of local snowmobile clubs, State and Federal leaders, Department of Natural Resources and snowmobile volunteers.