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September 4, 2026

High School Mountain Bike Team Opens 2026 Season with Division 1 Victory at Frisco Bay Invitational

The Steamboat Springs High School Mountain Bike Team opened the 2026 Colorado High School Cycling League season with a strong team performance Saturday, August 29, winning the Yampa Region Division 1 competition at the Frisco Bay Invitational. Thirty-seven Steamboat athletes competed across eight boys’ and girls’ categories, combining for 7,573 team points. Steamboat finished ahead of Boulder with 7,442 points and Summit with 6,987 to take the first Division 1 victory of the four-race regular season. Fourteen Steamboat riders finished in the top 10 of their respective categories, including three top-three finishes.

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September 4, 2026

August in Review: Freeride Freeski Team Update

The Freeride Freeski Team had quite a bit going on in August. Eight athletes headed to the Utah Olympic Park for three days of ramp and airbag sessions, with progression all over the place from first spins and flips to Banks Ward stomping his first double cork 720. To close out summer, local legend Will Berman hosted the team at Bald Eagle Lake, joined by pros Alex Ferreira, Bobby Brown, Birk Irving, and Broby Leeds for the rowdiest ramp competition coaches have seen. Now it's back to strength and conditioning as the team preps for winter.

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September 4, 2026

Skateboard Program End-of-Season BBQ

The Skateboard Program brought together all four programs for an end-of-season BBQ at the Howelsen Hill Skatepark. Long gone are the days of "Skateboarding is a Crime," when kids had to hunt for places to skate without trouble - the city-built and maintained city park was as welcoming to our 5-year-old athletes as it was to the parents in attendance brave enough to step back onto their boards. Between athletes, parents, siblings, and coaches, SSWSC had over 45 people in attendance and truly took over the skate park for an end-of-summer shred session. We are grateful for the wide variety of people the Skate Program brings together, and look forward to next summer of skating and progression.

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August 20, 2026

Flight Camp Concludes Ski Jumping/Nordic Combined Summer Season

The Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club’s Ski Jumping and Nordic Combined program wrapped up summer with a high-flying finale at the Annual Flight Camp, held August 10–15 at the Utah Olympic Park in Park City, UT. Eighteen athletes, ages 8 to 18, participated in this action-packed week of training, adventure, and team bonding. Flight Camp delivers one last intense block of jump training before school begins. With eight ski jumping sessions, five dryland workouts, and two roller ski sessions, athletes logged a high volume of jumps in a short time, perfect for reinforcing technique and building confidence. For many, it was also a chance to jump bigger hills for the first time, marking a major milestone in their development.

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August 20, 2026

Moguls Team Wraps Summer Ramping Season with Water Ramp Camp in Park City

The Moguls Team finished off the summer ramping season with four days at the Utah Olympic Park in Park City, Utah, flipping and twisting their way through a busy, yet productive, water ramp camp. With 2026 Steamboat Olympian Landon Wendler leading the coaching, SSWSC athletes had the opportunity to learn from one of the best in the world. Landon was joined by US Devo Team athlete and SSWSC alum Anabel Ayad, and the two guest coaches offered inspirational advice to this next generation of mogul skiers.

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August 20, 2026

Beatrice Bishop, Georgia Bishop & Tig Loomis Head to Utah for Skirious Problems Ski Camp

Beatrice Bishop, Georgia Bishop and Antigone Loomis attended the Skirious Problems Ski Camp in Utah on August 12–13. The camp was hosted by World Cup athletes and podcast hosts Mika Vermeulen from Austria and Jimmy Clugnet of Great Britain. The goal was to give athletes World-class coaching in classic and skate technique with international pros, in small groups built for real feedback. Athletes had the opportunity to meet the people behind the podcast and train alongside athletes and coaches who love the sport like they do. In the end, athletes left with something practical: the ability to build and adapt their own training plan, not just theory.

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August 12, 2026

Five Athletes Represent RMD at the Cross Country National U16 Camp

Five of the six athletes representing the Rocky Mountain Division at the Cross Country National U16 Camp this summer came from SSWSC’s U16/18 program: Georgia Bishop, Lylah Keller, Sawyer Landers, Conor Devin, and Bode Rhodes. The camp, held at Paul Smith’s College in Lake Placid, NY, brought together 41 of the top U16 athletes from across the country for a week of training, competition, learning, and plenty of fun.

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August 12, 2026

Tig Loomis Attends NDG Cross Country Ski Camp

Tig Loomis attended the National Development Group training camp this month. She is a member of the SSWSC U16/U18/U20 Cross Country ski team and qualified for the NDG camp after her results during the 2025-2026 season. She is currently one of the top development U18/U20 athletes in the country.

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August 11, 2026

Ski Jumping and Nordic Combined Team Returns from EuroCamp

The SSWSC ski jumping and nordic combined team recently returned from their annual EuroCamp, a high-level training experience that took athletes across three countries: Slovenia, Austria, and Italy. Over the course of the camp, our athletes completed 13 jump sessions across four venues throughout the Alps, providing a concentrated dose of training and competitive experience at the conclusion of a long summer season.

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August 11, 2026

High School Mountain Bike Team Bike Wash Huge Success at Emerald Mountain Epic

The Steamboat High School Mountain Bike Team hosted a hugely successful bike wash fundraiser at last weekend's Emerald Mountain Epic, and the team's hard work paid off. With trail conditions leaving bikes coated with dust and dirt, riders were more than ready for a good scrub, and the team delivered, washing an estimated 150 to 200 bikes over the course of the day. Athletes and parents tackled the extra-dirty conditions all day, and riders coming off the course were quick to express their appreciation.

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