SSWSC News
The latest stories, highlights, and updates from athletes and programs across SSWSC.
Eleven SSWSC athletes traveled to Soldier Hollow, the 2002 Olympic venue and a venue for the 2034 Olympics, last weekend to compete in the Schutzenski Rollerski Festival. The competition was high-level, featuring World Championship competitors, Olympic medalists, most of the U.S. national team and several collegiate teams.
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Snowboard Junior Team athletes took ownership of their preseason equipment prep by attending a how-to-wax clinic during dryland training.
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The ProAm SBX Team headed south to kick off the 2026-2027 competitive season in Corralco, Chile. The Andes Mountain Range got buried during the Southern Hemisphere winter, fueled by persistent atmospheric rivers and El Niño patterns that delivered some of its highest snowfall totals in decades. After a challenging past winter at home, it was a welcome sight to see Corralco Ski Resort, built on the southeastern side of the Lonquimay Volcano, covered in snow.
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The Steamboat Springs High School Mountain Bike Team completed an undefeated 2026 regional season Sunday, winning the Royal Gorge Rumble in Cañon City and securing the Colorado High School Cycling League’s Yampa Region Division 1 championship.
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SSWSC is thrilled to announce that Adam Spector has joined the team as our new Facilities Manager. Adam has been part of the club community for a decade, since his daughter Livia, a U16 cross country skier, joined the program. Adam is passionate about the outdoors and the role youth sports play in building confidence, resilience, and a lifelong appreciation for the mountains. He is excited to bring his professional experience and commitment to the Steamboat community to his work with SSWSC.
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Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club Ski Jumping and Nordic Combined crew just wrapped up an unforgettable trip to the Norge Ski Club in Fox River Grove, Illinois! Our athletes put in two days of excellent high-intensity training, followed by two action. packed days of awesome competition.
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Athletes from Jump, Nordic Combined, Snowboard, Cross Country, Moguls, and Alpine recently went head-to-head, and more importantly, took on themselves, to find out how they stack up against the entire U.S. Ski & Snowboard membership. Nicholas Bradford posted a likely SSWSC club record of 916 points, a 50-point improvement over last year.
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The Steamboat Springs High School mountain bike team is now 3-0 on the season after winning the Colorado High School Cycling League Yampa Division 1 team competition at the Haymaker Classic in Eagle on Saturday. The victory gives Steamboat three consecutive Division 1 wins to open the four-race 2026 regular season. The team posted nine podium finishes and 14 top-10 results, increasing its total points from one of the best showings ever two weeks ago in Steamboat.
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The 2026 SkillsQuest Fitness testing brought together 42 athletes representing four different SSWSC disciplines for a great day of testing, effort, and teamwork. Across every event, our athletes demonstrated outstanding work ethic, competitiveness, and a willingness to push themselves.
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The High School Mountain Bike Team defended its home trails Sunday with another strong all-around performance, winning the Colorado High School Cycling League Yampa Region Division 1 competition at the Showdown in the ‘Boat. Steamboat scored 7,634 points, finishing ahead of Boulder with 7,307 and Summit with 6,998. The victory gives Steamboat two consecutive Division 1 wins to open the four-race 2026 regular season. The team produced 16 top-10 finishes, five top-three performances and two individual victories.
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Quintin Biagi and Wyatt Sill proudly represented SSWSC at the Colorado High School Cycling League's inaugural Middle School Mayhem races in Eagle, Colorado, on September 12 and 13. Athletes raced on the Haymaker trail system on a shortened 3.5-mile course built for middle schoolers, alongside 7th and 8th graders from across the state. Every Middle School Mayhem race is a timed event with official results and its own podium ceremony.
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SSWSC launched a new middle school mountain bike fall camp late summer for 6th-8th grade riders, designed to give athletes a sense of what joining the high school mountain bike team looks like. Six athletes joined the camp and embraced the new challenge of training for racing with interval work and race strategy.
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