FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Jay Moyer jmoyer@uscsa.org LAKE PLACID, New York. – MARCH 22nd, 2026. The U.S. Collegiate Ski and Snowboard Association (USCSA) wrapped up its 6-day long annual Collegiate National Championships on Saturday March 14th after awarding team and individual Collegiate National Championships in Alpine Skiing, Alpine Snowboarding, Freeskiing, Nordic Skiing, and Freestyle Snowboarding competitions. The weather varied from warm and sunny days, to rain

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Jay Moyer jmoyer@uscsa.org UNITED STATES COLLEGIATE SKI AND SNOWBOARD ASSOCIATION HOSTS 47th ANNUAL U.S. COLLEGIATE SKI AND SNOWBOARD NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPSTM LAKE PLACID, New York. March 8th 2026 - The U.S. Collegiate Ski and Snowboard Association (USCSA) will host its 5-day long annual U.S. Collegiate Ski and Snowboard National Championship from March 9-14th, 2026 in Lake Placid, NY. This year, over 650 competitors will roll into the home of

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Jay Moyer jmoyer@uscsa.org By Kaitlyn Frye Allegheny Conference In the Allegheny Conference, Villanova University had a strong weekend, taking first place in both the slalom and GS races that took place at Tussey Mountain. Byrne Bradley led the team, placing third in both races. During the slalom race, he was joined by John Holmquist in sixth, and Charles Hurchalle in eighth. The University of Maryland was on their heels, taking second, with Cam

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Jay Moyer jmoyer@uscsa.org ​By Kaitlyn Frye Midwest Conference It was an exciting week in the Michigan and Ohio conference at the Otsego Club Resort in Michigan. During the men’s races, Samuel Dehlin led the way for University of Michigan in both slalom and GS, placing first in both races. Sanford Cole joined him, taking third in slalom and second in GS, to secure a first place finish for the team. Michigan State University took second in both r

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Jay Moyer jmoyer@uscsa.org By Kaitlyn Frye Eastern Conference The Eastern Conference saw lots of action over the weekend, with races in every division. In the Reynolds division, the men’s team of the University of Maine Farmington held the top spot in the GS race on Mittersil at Cannon Mountain. Lance Dolan took the top spot in the GS race, followed closely by teammate Sam Roy. Colin Rathbone, Logan Davis, and Jack Price of St. Joseph’s College

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Jay Moyer jmoyer@uscsa.org By Kaitlyn Frye The universities of the Atlantic Highlands and Eastern conferences were able to kick off their first races of the season over the past week and a half, a full week ahead of many of the other conferences. Atlantic Highlands Conference The Atlantic Highlands conference opened the season with their first races held at West Mountain. The Princeton men’s team was able to claim the top of the podium during t