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Men’s GS top 7. Photo: NCAA.com Lake Placid, NY – The NCAA Championships kicked off

Australian Madi Hoffman is rebounding following her pre-Olympic injury When Madison Hoffman is told to

Ali Nullmeyer Alpine Canada and Middlebury College: PHOTO Stephen Cloutier On the frigid morning of

The RMISA Championships were hosted at Alyeska, Alaska on February 22 (GS) and 24 (SL).

On February 21 and 23, Alyeska hosted the RMISA Alaska Anchorage Invitational. Once again the University of Utah produced a phenomenal performance, winning the Alaska Anchorage Invitational.

The EISA regular season came to a close on Saturday with the Slalom portion of the Saint Lawrence carnival. As athletes scrambled to earn a birth to the NCAA Championships held on the same hill in two weeks.

The EISA Regional Championships hosted by Saint Lawrence kicked off on Friday with the GS portion of the event. Athletes got to race on the hill the day before with the makeup of the Saint Michael's GS.

Release courtesy of EISA. Photo: Stephen R Cloutier. February 23, 2023 – The Saint Michael’s

The Williams carnival kicked off on Friday, February 17 with the Slalom portion. While GS would usually be raced first, poor weather forecasted for Friday meant the decision was made to race Slalom first.

As temperatures crept down on Friday, February 17, it was apparent that Saturday would be a treat for the racers of the EISA.

DU Pioneer Sara Rask photo credit University of Denver Athletics The RMISA circuit headed south

The morning started with a scary site for racers and coaches. High winds put chairlifts on wind holds and endangered the status of the race.

The challenging situation at MSU invitational: Photo Garrett Becker After extreme cold temperatures pushed back

Release courtesy of EISA, UVM team photo. Photo credit: Stephen Cloutier After an unscheduled ‘bye

The University of Utah Utes celebrate in Snowbird: Axe Tang/Utah Athletics January 26th and 27th

Photo: Bates Carnival Women’s GS podium. Photo credit: Allie Resnick. EISA skiing made its return

University of Nevada, Reno NCAA skiing is back and collegiate skiing couldn't be more excited.

College teams can’t organize their own camps, and the national team—while welcoming collegiate athletes once they pop through to the World Cup—does not have the bandwidth to incorporate them into their development model.