Regional Teams
Train to Compete • 12+ years

Program Details

The Local Team is designed for young skiers ready to take the next step after Freestyle All Skills, with a stronger focus on moguls and aerials. This program develops well-rounded freestyle skills while keeping the emphasis on fun, progression, and building confidence. Although Local Team is a non-competitive program, athletes may choose to participate in all skills-level or Intermountain division competitions if interested.

Families can customize training schedules with as little as one weeknight at Utah Olympic Park, or a mix of weeknights and weekends. Weekend training includes morning sessions at Park City Mountain (Canyons side) and afternoons at the UOP. For best balance, athletes at this stage are encouraged to select no more than three training days per week.
Recommended Age
12+ years
Required Skills
Confident in all terrain
Advanced skiing skills
All Skills program or comparable experience
competitions
Devo Series events (optional)
Train Sat & Sun, Save 20%
Train both Saturday and Sunday and save 20% on Local Team programming—discount applied automatically at checkout. Back-to-back days give athletes more time to progress while families enjoy built-in savings. Weekend training is held at Park City Mountain (Canyons side) in the morning and at Utah Olympic Park in the afternoon, giving athletes the best of both venues in one weekend.
Regional Teams Program Options
5 Days

5 Days

$6,500||Sat, Sun, Tues, Wed, Fri||Oct 1 - Apr 30||UOP Facility Access: +$283 (West Peak)
Register
3 Days

3 Days

$3,990||Sat or Sun and 2 weeknights||Dec 4 - Mar 29||UOP Facilitly Access: +$236
Register
Additional Weeknight

Additional Weeknight

$670||Tues, Thurs or Fri||Mid Dec - Late Mar||UOP Facility Access: +$236
Register

Additional Weekend

$1,590||Sat or Sun||Mid Dec - Late Mar||Park City Mountain
Register

5 Days

$6,500||Sat, Sun, Tues, Wed, Fri||Oct 1 - Apr 30||UOP Facility Access: +$283 (West Peak)
Register

3 Days

$3,990||Sat or Sun and 2 weeknights||Dec 4 - Mar 29||UOP Facilitly Access: +$236
Register
5 Days

5 Days

$6,500||Sat, Sun, Tues, Wed, Fri||Oct 1 - Apr 30||UOP Facility Access: +$283 (West Peak)
Register

3 Days

$3,990||Sat or Sun and 2 weeknights||Dec 4 - Mar 29||UOP Facilitly Access: +$236
Register

Additional Weeknight

$670||Tues, Thurs or Fri||Mid Dec - Late Mar||UOP Facility Access: +$236
Register

Additional Weekend

$1,590||Sat or Sun||Mid Dec - Late Mar||Park City Mountain
Register
Included

Included in Program Fees

  • Development of well-rounded freestyle skills
  • Emphasis on fun, progression, and confidence-building
  • Coaching support at optional competitions
  • Flexible training options
  • Team Jacket (available in registration if desired)
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Not Included

Not Included in Program Fees

  • Park City Season Pass (Choose a pass option without blackout days. I.e. Park City Youth Pass)
  • UOP Intermediate Hill Facility Access Pass (required fee in registration)
  • USSS, USASA, IFSA memberships (required for local and regional events)
  • Registration fees for USASA, IFSA or USSS sanctioned events

Training Schedule

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Coaching Staff

Ryan DeVine
Ryan DeVine
Freestyle Director
rdevine@parkcityss.org
Sam Tarrant
Sam Tarrant
Freestyle Head Coach
starrant@parkcityss.org

Frequently Asked Questions

  • How do I join the Freestyle Regional Teams?

    Regional Teams are invite-only and built for committed athletes ages 12 and up. They are designed for competitive skiers aiming for regional and national success in moguls and/or aerials.
  • What level of commitment do the Regional Teams require?

    The Regional team is a 3-5 day/week training commitment with the expectation that participants compete at the regional level
  • What is the youngest age for the Regional Teams?

    Regional Teams are for athletes ages 12 and up who either have been, or plan on competing in regional level competitions. Younger freestyle skiers may want to start with one of our All Skills or Local Team programs.
  • Can the Regional Teams lead to higher-level competition?

    Yes. Regional Teams offer a path to the top of the sport, helping athletes pursue regional and national success in moguls and aerials.