Winter weather is wild and windy. SSWSC Big Mountain athletes traveled to Breckenridge March 15-17, 2025 to participate in the final IFSA 3* National event of the season. What was supposed to be two days of qualifying and then a third day of finals turned into two days of finals as the wind, clouds and snow descended on Breckenridge.
read moreNorAm Finals just concluded at Sugarloaf and Burke Mountain. SSWSC athletes traveled east to compete against the top alpine skiers in North America from March 10-20, 2025.
read moreThe U10 Alpine Program wrapped up the season on March 15, 2025. It's been an incredible season of tremendous progress and growth for all SSWSC U10 athletes.
read moreSSWSC U12 athletes attended the RMD U12 Championships at Powderhorn Mountain Resort on March 15-16. With smiles and huge team spirit, this festive and fun event brought out each of the athletes strongest skiing, results, and experiences of the season!
read moreSSWSC cross country athletes just returned from a week of races at the 2025 U.S. Cross Country Junior National Championships in Soldier Hollow, Utah—the 2002 Olympic Venue in Midway, Utah, from March 6 – 15, 2025. Five SSWSC athletes placed in the top ten in individual races—Tristan Thrasher, Campbell McLaren, Georgia Bishop, Maia McGinnins-Smith, and Grace Olexa. Tristan Thrasher comes home with silver in freestyle skate 10K
read moreWith icy conditions more suited to a World Cup slalom venue than a Big Mountain competition, SSWSC Athletes tackled the Arapahoe Basin IFSA 2* to bring home a heap of hardware on March 10-11, 2025.
read moreSSWSC mogul athlete Anabel Ayad wrapped up the Moguls NorAm Tour with an impressive second-place finish in singles, capping off a challenging competition weekend on March 7-8 in Val St. Come, Quebec.
read moreFourteen Athletes Qualify for the 2025 Freestyle Junior National Championships. SSWSC’s TeamSteam traveled to Telluride for the Rocky Mountain Freestyle Divisional Championships, March 8-9. With the opportunity to earn big points, the athletes were put to the test on a mogul course with an extremely icy, steep top section into a big jump with a steep, icy landing, firm, horizontal bumps through the middle, a big bottom jump and steep moguls to the finish.
read moreSSWSC Freestyle Moguls U15 and U13 teams traveled to Winter Park March 8-9 for the Rocky Mountain Devo Series Finals. Beyond the incredible results after three days of competition, the team camaraderie and support from the parents stood out.
read moreNine members of the U16 alpine team qualified and competed in the U16 Rocky Central Alpine Championships in Vail, Colorado, to race against some of the top skiers in the region, and seek the overall title or a chance to compete in the U16 Alpine National Championships, taking place in Sugarloaf, Maine March 31 - April 4, 2025.
read moreLast week was exciting for the U16 SSWSC Alpine Team, when SSWSC hosted the U14/U16 Rocky/Central Showdown in Steamboat, March 3-5, 2025.
read moreSSWSC hosted two USASA events at Steamboat Resort, March 1-2, 2025—Saturday slopestyle and Sunday halfpipe. The competitions were the last two regional USASA events of the season, and based on results from the comp in Steamboat, many athletes secured points to receive an invitation to the US Snowboard National Championships at Copper Mountain on March 28-April 3, 2025
read moreSSWSC Freeski athletes showed up for the USASA Slopestyle and Halfpipe competitions on Steamboat Resort, March 1-2, 2025. Coach Will Berman said, “It was really great seeing our athletes thrive and ski so well on their home turf!”
read moreOverstake used the experience he gained on the World Cup Circuit this season to bring a career-best finish at the event, racing to a 5th place finish in the parallel slalom on March 5. SSWSC’s Samuel Carpenter finished just two spots behind Overstake in 7th while representing Great Britain.
read moreThe 2025 FIS Alpine Junior World Ski Championships (JWSC) wrapped up in Tarvisio, Italy on March 6, 2025. Two current Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club athletes—Jeremy Nolting and Logan Grosdidier and one SSWSC alum, Tatum Grosdidier (U.S. Ski Team/University of Utah Ski Team) qualified to compete in the events. SSWSC’s Jeremy Nolting had a stellar performance at the 2025 Junior World Ski Championships and was the top American in both slalom and giant slalom. Logan Grosdidier was the fastest U18 in giant slalom, moving from 30th to 7th place.
read moreThe Rocky Central FIS Alpine Championships took place at Copper Mountain March 4 - 7, 2025. Battling challenging conditions both giant slalom and slalom days SSWSC athletes still managed to pull off top-ten results.
read moreNine SSWSC Freeride Team members and five Snowboard Big Mountain Team members traveled to Snowbird, Utah, for the IFSA 3* Junior National Big Mountain competition on February 27, 2025. Top junior athletes from around the U.S. attended the event, which took place on Silver Fox, a run known for its demandingly steep and challenging terrain.
read moreMarch 1 and 2, SSWSC athletes traveled to compete in the IFSA Winter Park 2* events. Two days of hard-charging resulted in multiple podium finishes across the U15 and U19 age categories.
read moreTeamSteam brought 13 U13 and U10 athletes to the Devo comp at A Basin on March 2. And what a showing they made!
read moreA Basin hosted RQS snd Devo mogul competitions, March 1 and 2. Matching the biggest athlete field of the season to date, TeamSteam showed up with a huge crew of their own to rip down Lower International.
read moreSSWSC Ski Jumping and Nordic Combined athletes just returned home from Junior Championships in Park City, UT. With five divisions and 16 clubs in attendance, SSWSC claimed exactly half of all the medals awarded throughout the week (17 out of 32).
read moreThe first day of the NCAA Skiing Championships is underway, and SSWSC alum Bode Flanigan, Boston College, takes home the bronze with a 3rd place in the men's slalom. Way to go, Bode!
read moreThe U18 National Alpine Championships wrapped up in Aspen, Colorado, on March 3, 2025, and SSWSC athlete Abby Olson is the U18 National Champion in downhill and giant slalom and the overall U18 National Alpine Champion for the women and Owen Wither is 4th overall for the men.
read moreSSWSC alum Alexa Brabec continues her climb to the podium with a 4th place finish in the Women’s Mass Start Normal Hill event at the World Ski Championships in Trondheim, Norway.
read moreSteamboat Springs Winter Sports Club (SSWSC) snowboard athlete Walker Overstake has qualified to represent the U.S. in the 2025 FIS Snowboard Alpine Junior World Championships and teammate Sam Carpenter has qualified to represent Great Britain.
read moreThe National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) announced the men’s and women’s selections for the 2025 National Collegiate Skiing Championships on March 5-8, 2025. 74 men and 74 women were selected to compete and six athletes chosen to compete are SSWSC alumni—Bode Flanigan, Boston College (alpine), Nicholas Unkovskoy, Middlebury (alpine), Hannah Soria, Colby College (alpine), Isabelle Washburn, Dartmouth College (alpine), Chase High, St. Scholastica (nordic), and Grey Barbier, Montana State (nordic). SSWSC currently has 35 athletes skiing at the collegiate NCAA level in alpine and cross country (nordic).
read moreSSWSC U12 Alpine skiers know how to have fun and ski fast. Nearly 20 athletes competed in the U12 Age Class races February 22-23 at Loveland.
read moreInstead of heading to the beach, six U17/U19 mogul athletes spent February 22 and 23 at the Rocky Mountain Freestyle Competitive Series Southwest Classic in Telluride. With beautiful, blue sky weather, the athletes hit the famed Hermit Mogul Course, embracing the changing conditions on the course, from the icy, steep top section to the flat, abrupt bumps through the middle and back to steeps for the bottom section.
read moreTeamSteam's Rocky Qualifier Series Moguls Team showed up at Vail on February 22 to a short, relatively flat course, very different from what they usually ski. After some initial challenges, the 12 SSWSC athletes adjusted to the new venue, and solid top-to-bottoms became the norm.
read moreThe SSWSC Big Mountain Team ski and snowboard athletes traveled to Crested Butte during Blues Break February 19-23 to compete in the 2025 Crested Butte IFSA Junior 3*. On qualifying days athletes competed in the Hawk's Nest Venue. Through the cliffs, bumps, and airs, SSWSC qualified six out of our 11 athletes for the finals.
read moreIn the qualifiers, which included super G, slalom, and giant slalom, SSWSC U14 athletes had a total of 17 top-10 finishes.
read moreOver three days of competition and three races, the team amassed two podium finishes and an impressive fifteen top-15 results. At the conclusion of the series, qualifiers for the U16 Rocky Central Junior Championships were announced, and Team Steam delivered, with 9 of their 14 athletes earning a spot.
read moreSteamboat Springs Winter Sports Club hosted the first at-home USASA events of the season at Howelsen Hill. On Saturday, February 15, SSWSC hosted four races: two slalom and two giant slalom competitions. Steamboat had 21 snowboard athletes compete in Saturday’s races from three snowboard programs.The weekend culminated in the USASA Rail Jam on Saturday, February 16.
read moreSixteen SSWSC cross country ski athletes qualified for Junior Nationals based on the four best performances from the season’s eight races. SSWSC Cross Country Team also took top honors in the Colorado Cup seasonal points competition. This honor goes to the Rocky Mountain Division’s top-scoring Club/Team.
read moreSSWSC athletes displayed impressive performances on the demanding course, with Ayad earning a career-best finish. Ayad tackled Champion with fast and clean skiing, earning a career-best 2nd place in singles and 4th in duals.
read moreJump Nordic Combined Athletes Compete in Brattleboro, VT for a US Cup US Cup / Fred Harris Memorial competition. Standout performances by Miles Warnke and McKenzie Maines.
read moreThirteen U18 alpine athletes have qualified to compete in the U18 National Alpine Championships in Aspen, Colorado, February 25-March 3, 2025. Logan Grosdidier, Abby Olson, Caley Goforth, Bella Fisher, Hazel Fernley, Rewani Shrestha, and Kat Cosby qualified for the women, and Adrian Beauregard, Caman Beauregard, Nicholas Bradford, Willem Bradford, and Owen Wither qualified for the men (Matthew Kafka will compete in super-G and downhill races only).
read moreThe U12 Alpine Team was at Aspen Highlands was Friday, February 7-9 for an introductory three-day speed camp with sectioning, full length training runs, completed by two race runs. SSWSC’s Valentina Broggi showed she isn’t afraid of speed, placing 2nd in both the girl's races.
read moreThree Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club athletes have been chosen to represent the United States at the 2025 FIS Alpine Junior World Ski Championships in Tarvisio, Italy, Feb. 27 - March 6, 2025—Logan Grosdidier, Tatum Grosdidier (U.S. Ski Team/University of Utah Ski Team), and Jeremy Nolting.
read moreTeamSteam moguls team competed in the Summit Open at Cooper Mountain February 8-9, 2025, on Trebel Cliff. SSWSC’s Mia Satkiewicz was on fire, winning back-to-back single moguls events by over six points on Saturday and by three points on Sunday. Satkiewicz skied high-level run after high-level run, leaving the competition in the dust. She also had the fastest times of the weekend and the highest air scores.
read moreThe Big Mountain Team has been traveling all over the west for competitions for the International Freeskiers and Snowboarders Association competitions in Steamboat, Cooper and Grand Targhee. Athletes showed up in force at their home event in Steamboat with podium finishes in almost every age group and continued the pattern at the next events.
read moreTeamSteam spent the weekend in Winter Park the Winter Heat at Winter Park, ripping down Ambush, the FIS-level mogul course, on the face of Winter Park Resort. With warm temps, clouds, sun, wind, and some snow, the athletes rolled with the conditions and focused on what they could control: their skiing!
read moreSSWSC Ski Jump and Nordic Combined athletes showcased their talent at the final Junior Championship Qualifier in Park City, UT, held from January 31 to February 2. A strong contingent of 34 athletes, ranging from U10 to U16, represented SSWSC at the event.
read moreVirginia "Gigi" Boyd delivered a stellar performance at the Holeshot Tour boardercross races in Steamboat, claiming second place on February 3, followed up with a commanding win on February 4. Later in the week, snowboard athlete Walker Overstake placed second in the parallel giant slalom and won the parallel slalom in the NorAm races in Toronto.
read moreSSWSC freestyle moguls junior teams, competed at Aspen Highlands on Saturday, February 1 in the Rocky Mountain Freestyle RQS Series. The team had an incredible competition with amazing results and strong participation.
read moreThe Junior and Devo snowboard team spent January 31-February 3 at the Copper Mountain Boardercross competition. Nearly every SSWSC athlete from the Junior and Devo Teams joined the event.
read moreFour Alpine Athletes competed against the top alpine athletes in North America in the second North American Cup (NorAm) in Canada on January 26-30, Logan Grosdidier, Abby Olson, Jeremy Nolting, and Ian Haupt.
read moreIn just two action-packed weeks, the U16 alpine team put their versatility to the test, competing in all four primary alpine skiing disciplines.
read moreAfter impressive performances at the Rocky Central prep camp in early December and strong results in Winter Park before the holiday break, second-year U16 athletes Schuyler Biglow and Molly Fretwell earned invitations to the 2025 U16 National Performance Series.
read moreThe SSWSC U15 and U13 Freestyle Mogul teams had an amazing start to their season at the hometown event, and the community support was incredible.
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