Conference competition heated up across the country as collegiate ski teams battled for early-season titles from Pennsylvania to Colorado. Standout individual performances and tightly contested team races defined a weekend of slalom and giant slalom action across six conferences.
Collegiate ski teams across the country delivered standout performances this weekend, as conferences from the Midwest to the Rocky Mountains saw dominant wins, tight podium battles, and individual breakthroughs. From sweeping finishes to season-opening statements, racers and teams set an exciting tone for the weeks ahead.
As the landscape of NCAA ski recruiting evolves, so do the tools and opportunities for athletes and their families navigating the path to collegiate competition, with the College Cup Camp spearheading these efforts.
Gogebic Community College offers a Ski Area Management Program that is dedicated to the mountain community and prioritizes making mountain sports more accessible. Learn more about their local initiatives.
The Head Alpine Ski Coach provides professional leadership for Western Colorado University’s Mountain Sports program, offering year-round coaching, mentorship, and support to student-athletes in both academic and athletic pursuits. Learn more and apply.
University of Maine at Farmington (UMF) is looking for a dynamic, driven, and downright passionate individual to carve out a legacy as our next Director of Snow Sports & Head Men's and Women's Alpine Coach. Learn more and apply.
University of Denver skiing announced today that reigning women’s alpine national champion Sara Rask will return to the Pioneers for her final year of collegiate skiing.
The University of Nevada, Reno is seeking a dedicated and energetic Assistant Ski Coach to join their dynamic athletics program! Learn more and apply.
The 46th USCSA National Championships was record-breaking with 685 collegiate athletes representing 75 universities across 6 regions competed in the Cascade Mountains. Read more about the concluding days of the National Championship event.
The USCSA concluded the Collegiate National Championship this is the recap of the competitions that took place Wednesday and Thursday.
The U.S. Collegiate Ski and Snowboard Association (USCSA) will host its 5-day long annual collegiate National Championships from March 11-15th, 2025 at Mt. Bachelor, Oregon.
RMISA competed GS in University of Alaska Anchorage Invitational and RMISA Champs. Magdalena Luczak was the standout performance of the two days, achieving back-to-back victories. Her teammates, Jacob Dilling and Louis Gistav Fausa, also secured individual wins.
The United States Collegiate Ski & Snowboard Association (USCSA) held its 5th week of the alpine competition season with races in the Midwest, Mideast, Southeast, Grand Teton, Atlantic Highlands, Rocky Mountain, Allegheny, and Eastern Regions.
The alpine portion of the RMISA Qualifier and Utah Invitational took place last weekend at the Utah Olympic Park in Park City, Utah. Five different athletes achieved victory and other milestones were achieved. Read more.
The United States Collegiate Ski & Snowboard Association (USCSA) held its 4th week alpine season races in the Midwest, Mideast, Southeast, N.California, Northwest, Grand Teton, Atlantic Highlands, Allegheny, Rocky Mountain, and Eastern Regions. Here is the recap.
The RMISA alpine ski racing competitions resumed for the Montana State University Invitational at Bridger Bowl, Montana. Four different winners emerged from the giant slalom and slalom races.
The EISA season resumed with the Saint Michael’s Carnival at Smuggler’s Notch. The weekend delivered many memorable results.
The United States Collegiate Ski & Snowboard Association (USCSA) held its third week of Alpine competition with races in the Midwest, Mideast, Southwest, Southeast, Grand Teton, Atlantic Highlands, Rocky Mountain, and Eastern Regions.
The United States Collegiate Ski & Snowboard Association (USCSA) started off its 2025 alpine season with competitions in the Midwest, N. California, Northwest, Grand Teton, Atlantic Highlands, Allegheny, and Eastern conferences over the past two weekends.
The EISA circuit continued this week with the Saint Lawrence Carnival. Bradshaw Underhill achieved two victories for Middlebury College. For the women, Hedda Martelleur won in the GS and Zoe Zimmerman won in the slalom. Find out more about the exciting carnival and where the team results currently stand.
Top skiers from seven regional universities and colleges danced through the gates Tuesday in the 2025 University of Denver Invitational slalom race at Loveland Ski Area. Sara Rask (DU) and Filip Wahlqvist (CU) reigned victorious.
The collegiate season kicked off yesterday with an RMISA Qualifier slalom event held on the course in Loveland, Colorado. Both University of Denver and University of Colorado athletes earned a spot on the top of the podium. Sara Rask (DU) won against the women’s field, and Filip Wahlqvist (CU) achieved victory for the men.
The NCAA today announced that the University of Utah has been selected to host the 2028 NCAA Ski Championships.
Mikkel Solbakken of the Utah Ski Team has been named National Men's Alpine Skier of the Year, as announced Friday by the United States Collegiate Ski Coaches Association.
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