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# of Seasons with USCSA: 4
Favorite athlete: Marcus Kleveland
Favorite part of ski / snowboard team: Getting to meet new people every year with a common interest is definitely the best about a team. You become instant friends
What new athletes should know about USCSA competition: Get involved with as much as you can. The people in this league are great from top to bottom so get close to your team, other you’re competing against and the volunteers at your conference to really get the most out your experience.

Hallie Heffern - Snowboard

Snowboard Team Coach
Cal State Long Beach
2020 Civil Engineering Major

"The USCSA has been the place where I connected with the most people and found all of my closest friends. Coming out of high school I thought my athletic days were over, but instead I was able to compete for the first time in a sport I’ve loved forever. On top of that, getting the chance to lead my own team and be a representative for the student athletes across the nation has taught me so much more about my future and my career choices than my classes ever could."

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Mitchell Hollman - Nordic

Graduate
US Air Force Academy
2019 Civil Engineering Major

"Having the opportunity to ski in college was the single most influential factor to having success in every other part of my life. The USCSA provided that platform for me; however, being a student representative opened my eyes to the shared vision and values necessary to for the USCSA to succeed. It was then that I truly realized how a ski and snowboard organization could foster the development of teamwork and community."

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# of Seasons with USCSA: 4
Favorite athlete: Nigel Sarrazin
Favorite part of ski / snowboard team: Headlight skis at Snow Mountain Ranch
What new athletes should know about USCSA competition: You'll meet friends that will last a lifetime!

# of Seasons with USCSA: 3
Favorite Athlete: Bode Miller – shout out to Cannon Mountain in Franconia, NH!!
Favorite part of ski / snowboard team: long time friendships with die-hard skiers!
What new athletes should know about USCSA competition: You can be new to a team, new to racing, new to skiing/riding, new to snow… we want you here with us!

Ellie Caswell - Alpine

Ski Team Captain
James Madison University
2020 Health Sciences Major

“The USCSA has brought me to new places and new friends across the country that I am more than grateful for. The association granted me the opportunity to serve as a leader and advocate for my fellow athletes on a national level. I am so lucky to get this experience that will benefit me in my future career.”

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Ella De Wolf - Nordic

Nordic Ski Team VP
University of Wyoming
2020 Botany & Microbial Ecology Masters

"I joined the University of Wyoming's Nordic ski team as a sophomore having never nordic ski raced before. I quickly fell in love with skiing and after graduating in spring of 2019 with degrees in microbiology and molecular biology, I choose to stay at UW to use my remaining year of USCSA eligibility and pursue a Masters degree in botany/microbial ecology."

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# of Seasons with USCSA: 4
Favorite Athlete: Can't pick just one
Favorite part of ski / snowboard team: My team has helped me succeed and grow in many aspects of my life, both skiing and academically.
What new athletes should know about USCSA competition: USCSA offers a great environment for athletes at a wide variety of skill and competition levels.

SAFETY & CANCELLATION ANNOUNCEMENT (UPDATED)

For the safety and wellbeing of our athletes,
be aware of updates and cancellations to the
2020 USCSA National Championships Schedule.

- Daily Awards and Final Awards Banquet are cancelled.

- All events on Saturday March 14th have been cancelled.

- A single representative from each team can pick up awards Friday from 4:30pm -5:00pm, in the main ballroom of the Conference Center.

- Awards can be shipped to teams unable to pick up.

- Awards recipients will be recognized at a later time & date.

We will continue to communicate & post any further updates
through official USCSA channels.

Updated Friday Mar. 13, 8am

The US Collegiate Ski & Snowboard Association (USCSA), in coordination with the New York Ski Education Foundation (NYSEF) and the Olympic Regional Development Committee (ORDA) host the 2020 US Collegiate Ski & Snowboard National Championships from March 10-14, 2020 in Lake Placid, NY.

The event brings together over 500 of the country's best skiers & snowboarders for 5 days of alpine, nordic, snowboard & freeski competition.

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