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Fall Line: What a discussion it has been!

Ski Racing Media Chairman Dan Leever chimes in on the college ski racing discussion, officially concluding our series on this issue. As Dan says, we have been inspired by broad engagement from the community demonstrated by hundreds of thousands of visitors to SkiRacing.com, hundreds of comments and letters to the editor. Thank you to all who participated.

By |2020-11-16T12:37:40-07:00July 9th, 2020|Tags: |Comments Off on Fall Line: What a discussion it has been!

Charles Christianson: Finding success on and off the snow

Charles Christianson's life experience is a story of persistence, adaptation, and improbable achievement. A four-time All American and retired World Cup athlete, he is currently chief of staff at Alterra Mountain Company and a member of the U.S. Ski & Snowboard Foundation's Board of Trustees.

By |2020-11-16T12:37:41-07:00June 30th, 2020|Tags: |Comments Off on Charles Christianson: Finding success on and off the snow

Letter: Collegiate skiing and the U.S. Ski Team

Collegiate skiing has a long and storied history in the United States, from the Dartmouth Outing Club hosting the country’s first ski race on the slopes of Mt. Moosilauke in 1927 to Bob Beattie moving from CU to coach the National Team in 1961, and then starting the World Cup in 1967.

By |2020-11-16T12:37:44-07:00June 17th, 2020|Tags: |Comments Off on Letter: Collegiate skiing and the U.S. Ski Team

Fall Line: USST never gave college skiers a chance

In his Fall Line column, Ski Racing Media Chairman Dan Leever addresses lack of coordination between U.S. Ski & Snowboard and collegiate programs as evidenced by dialog in the Alpine Collegiate Working Group. Leever takes a deep dive into the issue, discussing some of the history, challenges and ideas for how to make the system better.

By |2020-11-16T12:37:44-07:00June 16th, 2020|Tags: |Comments Off on Fall Line: USST never gave college skiers a chance

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