At WVABBTS, athlete development is about more than race results. The program’s long-term philosophy focuses on building physical, technical, tactical and mental foundations while helping young ski racers become confident, independent athletes and students of the sport.
The 2025–26 Waterville Valley Academy FIS Men's team showcased what growth truly looks like in alpine ski racing. From major FIS point reductions and NCAA commitments to international competition and a culture built on accountability, WVA athletes continued progressing both on and off the racecourse.
Waterville Valley Academy is actively seeking alpine coaches for various positions. They are looking to hire coaches for both weekend programs and the Academy. Learn more and apply.
The Director of Development is a year-round, full-time position on the WVBBTS Administrative team, reporting to the Executive Director. This is a wide-ranging position that will work closely with the Executive Director.
Waterville Valley is pleased to extend an invitation to additional programs seeking top-notch training opportunities. Waterville Valley not only offers world-class training conditions but also presents a more cost-effective alternative compared to traveling to Europe or Colorado.
Waterville Valley Black & Blue Trail Smashers and Waterville Valley Academy are pleased to announce the hiring of Patrick Purcell as Head Women’s FIS Coach.
The Waterville Valley Academy (WVA) and the Waterville Valley Black and Blue Trail Smashers (WVBBTS) have recently expanded their facilities to include the Benson Family Competition Center (BFCC).
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