The U.S. Collegiate Ski and Snowboard Association (USCSA) concluded the week of competition for its Collegiate National Championships Saturday with the men’s and women’s Dual Alpine Slalom, men’s and women’s Snowboard Alpine GIant Slalom, and the Nordic Freestyle Team Relay.
RECAP: The competition escalated as teams competed in Regional Championships on a quest to qualify for the U.S. Collegiate Ski and Snowboard National ChampionshipsTM.
The U.S. Collegiate Ski and Snowboard Association (USCSA) will host its 5-day long annual U.S. Collegiate Ski and Snowboard National ChampionshipsTM from March 4-9th, 2024 in Lake Placid, NY.
Week 5 results include races held on Feb 9-11, which marked the conclusion of the regular season races for numerous conferences and divisions.
Recap: Week 4 of the United States Collegiate Ski and Snowboard Association (USCSA) includes races held Feb. 2-4. Races were held across the country throughout multiple conferences and divisions. Full results can be found at https://www.uscsa.org.
The USCSA teams are working through their qualifying season and week 3 of Alpine races brought excitement all across the country. Week 3 coverage includes races that happened Jan. 26-28. Access to full results can be found on https://www.uscsa.org
USCSA Week 2 Recap of racing. Eight conferences successfully hosted several days of racing for men and women.
By Emma Logan Featured Image: Male racer competing at a McConnell Division race on January 12th.
Paul Rechberger from Castleton University wins his first national title.
USCSA competition continued at Whiteface.
Rocky Mountain College student earns individual title by huge margin.
Athletes from around the country have descended on Lake Placid, N.Y.
Despite challenging weather conditions, the collegiate national championships soldiered on.
555 collegiate athletes representing 66 universities are competing in 24 events.
Catch the highlights from the league's marquee event in Lake Placid, N.Y.
Do you go across the country? Do you stay local? Is NCAA the right choice, or is USCSA more your speed?
USCSA National Championship action continues at Mt. Bachelor.
Sierra Nevada College claims team scoring in the women's GS on opening day.
Some believe changes are required to keep USSA racing relevant while others question the outcome of proposed mandates.
Brad Farrell honored by the Vermont Alpine Racing Association with the same accolade received by his older brother in 2012.
Is early "talent" identification based as much on financial means as it is on athletic ability at younger ages?
Tiger Shaw tells Eastern leaders, "I want my staff's feet held to the fire" regarding promises of partnership.
As USSA membership rates decline, what can be done to reverse the trend?
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