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Skiers Are Made in the Summer! Ski Mountaineering • May 28, 2026|||The saying holds true - the time between the competition season is when any endurance athlete can make the biggest fitness gains. Here in Park City, our athletes are blessed with a multitude of options to build their base for the season ahead. A large portion of our PCSS Skimo athletes are jumping into the mountain bike season this summer, and many have already started racing. Beyond biking, some of our kids mix it with track, soccer, lacrosse and more.Read Full Article Skiers Are Made in the Summer!
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3rd Place 3 Peat for Jackson Crockett Freestyle Moguls • May 27, 2026|||Read Full Article 3rd Place 3 Peat for Jackson Crockett
Athlete spotlight: Jackson Crockett
Jackson Crockett has been a longtime member of Park City Ski & Snowboard and continues to represent the program at the highest levels in freestyle skiing. Over the last three years, Jackson has earned podium finishes at the U.S. National Championships , including two podiums in dual moguls and a podium finish this past season in moguls. His three National Championship podiums came at events held in Waterville Valley and Palisades Tahoe.... -
The New Season Begins! Alpine • May 27, 2026|||As we wrapped up another incredible winter season, the momentum hasn't slowed down for the Alpine Team . In true ski racing fashion, we've transitioned straight from one season into the next, with athletes, coaches, and staff already hard at work preparing for what's ahead.Read Full Article The New Season Begins!
Registration Dates for 2026–27
We're excited to announce that registration for next season opens soon:
- Alpine Team Registration: June 15
- Youth Development Registration: July 1
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On Deck: Tramps, Ramps, and Camps Freestyle All Skills • May 27, 2026|||Summer training is on deck at the UOP ! The trampolines and water ramps are ready for action, and our coaches are stoked to help our athletes build their air skills for next winter. After thinking we'd be on hiatus for this summer, we're excited to be running our full summer program after all!Read Full Article On Deck: Tramps, Ramps, and Camps
Having a water ramp facility in our backyard (not to mention the benefits of being on the in-house team) is an amazing advantage for a young skier's development. We would love for all of our winter... -
Summer Jumping Incoming Ski Jumping & Nordic Combined • May 27, 2026|||After an especially long, albeit productive spring, summer ski jumping is about to get ramped up. Our official start of summer falls June 8 and the first week of school break for PCSD students. We'll have athletes flying on four of our six ski jumps ranging from our smallest 10m to the Olympic sized 90m jump.Read Full Article Summer Jumping Incoming
We're particularly excited to have new programs and structures this summer. Our newly revamped Devo program is already in swing, with these athletes benefitting from access t... -
Upcoming Summer Programs Snowboard • May 27, 2026|||Hello All and welcome to the Beginning of Summer! We are getting excited for our summer programming at PCSS Snowboard. We have a host of camps and activities. Get involved and jump start your riding for next winter. Please reach out with any questions.Read Full Article Upcoming Summer Programs
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Roll out the Airbag is happening. This counts for Volunteer Hours!
We need volunteers age 21+ on Monday, June 1st from 9am-12pm to help us get the airb... -
Freeski/Freeride Unbag the Bag Freeski • May 27, 2026|||The Freeski and Freeride team is preparing hard to be ready for our summer training block and want to remind you summer programs are live . If you have any questions about what we have available, please reach out to your head coach.Read Full Article Freeski/Freeride Unbag the Bag
Airbag training opens June 10 , in order to hit that deadline we need 30 volunteers to help unbag the bag. If you are able to help please sign up through your Playmetrics account to apply to your volunteer hours for FY27 !
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A New Season Begins for PCSS Nordic Cross Country • May 22, 2026|||May marks the beginning of a new season for cross-country skiers, and it has been exciting to get our athletes and coaches back together. Spring programs officially started on May 11, and we are looking forward to the months ahead.Read Full Article A New Season Begins for PCSS Nordic
On May 16, PCSS Nordic had a team of 10 athletes and coaches participate in the Running with Ed fundraiser, a 28.6-mile relay race around Park City. It was great to see our team come together, with older athletes mentoring, encouraging, and cheering on younger athlet... -
Forest Carey Named 2026 Russell Wilder Award Recipient Youth Development • May 15, 2026|||Park City Ski & Snowboard is proud to share that Forest Carey has been named the 2026 Russell Wilder Award recipient at the U.S. Ski & Snowboard Congress Awards Dinner held this past Monday. The Russell Wilder Award is given each year to the person who has done the most to focus the interests of American youth on the sports of skiing and snowboarding.Read Full Article Forest Carey Named 2026 Russell Wilder Award Recipient
That description fits what Forest has been doing at PCSS to a tee.
In the 2025-26 season, in his role as Alpine Technical Director and Alpine Yo... -
Freeski & Freeride Transition to Summer Training Freeski • May 1, 2026|||After a wild and memorable snow year, some are calling the “best worst season ever”, we want to extend a sincere thank you to our coaches, athletes, and families. Your positive attitudes, flexibility, and hard work made this season a success. We also appreciate everyone who joined us at the end-of-season celebration, it was a great way to wrap up the winter together. Here’s to another great year ahead.Read Full Article Freeski & Freeride Transition to Summer Training
As we transition into the offseason, our Freeski and Freeride programs are turning their focu... -
Moose on the Loose Registration is Open! Events & Competition • May 1, 2026|||Read Full Article Moose on the Loose Registration is Open!
Park City’s favorite trail series returns this summer for its ninth year. Since taking on this series in 2024, PCSS has continued the event’s legacy of building a community of young runners and providing this healthy and fun focused opportunity for local kids.
The Moose on the Loose is a four-race trail running series in Park City for kids ages 3–14. Built to be fun, welcoming, and confidence building ,...
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Skimo Looks Ahead Ski Mountaineering • May 1, 2026|||Read Full Article Skimo Looks Ahead
The trails dried up quickly this year, which is a bummer for spring skiing, but not a bad thing for our athletes to transition into their next seasons. Our athletes – including both our youth and masters group – will be staying active and fit throughout the off season from Skimo with hours on their bikes, in their trail shoes and participating in other sports. In this age of year-round sports, Skimo is one of the few that forces a true off season, which challenges us to be multi-f...
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Ready for Summer! Ski Jumping & Nordic Combined • May 1, 2026|||Read Full Article Ready for Summer!
PCSS Ski Jumping & Nordic Combined wrapped the 2026 season with a week of celebration. This kicked off with our annual awards banquet, which we held in conjunction with our Nordic teammates. Our award winners included those with the longest jumps of the winter, most improvement, rookies of the year and our Spirit Award winners who best exemplified our club values: Passion, Accountability, Respect, Team and Integrity .
The day following our awards banquet our team heade...
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We Made It! Snowboard • May 1, 2026|||Well folks, we made it! What a wild season it was (or wasn't). It was challenging, but I can honestly say that the athletes got better… way better! I witnessed new tricks and landed contest runs that were a result of the hard work from athletes and coaches. I know that we didn't get as many Powder days, but the time in the Parks paid off!Read Full Article We Made It!
The Nationals Hoodie is available on the PCSS Store. There is a yo... -
Thanks for a Great Season! Alpine • April 30, 2026|||This was my first year as Alpine Director at PCSS, and it’s definitely one I won’t forget.Read Full Article Thanks for a Great Season!
There’s an obvious storyline from this winter that everyone will talk about, but what stands out more to me is what happened because of it. Throughout the season, I saw a really strong community of athletes, coaches, clubs, and resorts come together to keep things moving forward and make sure the athletes had great opportunities, both racing and training. We had races canceled, moved, and reshuffled, and e... -
Aerial Team Prepping for Summer Training Freestyle Aerials • April 30, 2026|||The Elite Aerial team has neen hard at work during the off-season bouncing on the trampolines at the COE. Pre summer trampoline training is the perfect time to hammer out and re-focus on the fundamentals before a full summer training schedule jumping into the pool. Lots of new skills are also being learned in order to maximize our shortened summer training season.Read Full Article Aerial Team Prepping for Summer Training
Summer registration is now live in Playmetrics so dont wait to get signed up for the summer as water ramp training is scheduled to... -
Gratitude for a Great Year Cross Country • April 28, 2026|||A big thank you to everyone who joined us for our Nordic Awards on April 2nd and Olympic Parade on April 3rd. They were wonderful to bring the community together and celebrate the season. Despite unprecedented conditions, there was plenty to cheer about. With such strong participation across our youth programs, we focused this year’s awards on athletes in our Devo programs and above.Read Full Article Gratitude for a Great Year
We began the evening by recognizing our incredible coaching staff, who consistently showed up with enthusiasm an... -
PCSS Aerials Athletes Take 3rd at Jr Worlds Freestyle Aerials • March 27, 2026|||PCSS Elite Aerials Program – March Update: The PCSS Elite Aerials Team is wrapping up an outstanding winter season, highlighted by strong performances at Junior World Championships in Switzerland and Junior Nationals at home at the Utah Olympic Park. This has been a tremendous year for the program.Read Full Article PCSS Aerials Athletes Take 3rd at Jr Worlds
Across all levels of competition, the team achieved significant success.
A few standout highlights from the month include:
- Cate McEneany delivered an exceptional performance at Junior Worlds...
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PCSS Athletes Crush it at US Freestyle Junior Nationals Freestyle Moguls • March 27, 2026|||Regional team: Two weeks ago PCSS and the UOP hosted US Freestyle Junior Nationals, where 200+ of the nations top mogul and aerial athletes competed in a week long event. Despite extremely challenging conditions due to a low snow pack mixed with 70 degree weather, the UOP and PCSS teams rallied together and managed to put on an awesome event for these young athletes. We would like to extend a huge thank you to the UOP and all their staff for their extraordinary efforts the week prior and during...Read Full Article PCSS Athletes Crush it at US Freestyle Junior Nationals
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The Season is Wrapping Up Alpine • March 27, 2026|||March Alpine UpdateRead Full Article The Season is Wrapping Up
March was a busy and exciting month for the entire Alpine team, as championship season hit full stride across all age groups. It was great to see so many athletes finding their form and putting together some of their best skiing of the year.
The FIS team was on the road as usual, competing across Western Region Junior Championships, Rocky/Central Championships, U18 Nationals, a makeup race at Sugar Bowl, and NorAm Finals. It was a strong month all around, with multiple podiu... -
Pre-ride, Re-ride, Freeride! Freeride • March 27, 2026|||Freeride is wrapping up our season this Saturday with a little celebration at Park City! We will be grilling and soaking up the spring rays. We want to say thank you to all our athletes and families for working with us during this crazy winter. Keep an eye out on your emails for our exact end of season banquet date (week of April 21-23). We would love for you to be there.Read Full Article Pre-ride, Re-ride, Freeride!
Congratulations to Noah Mendes, Savannah Ramsey, and Cole Menlove for qualifying for Junior Freeride Championship. Good luc... -
Freeski Loves the Sun! Freeski • March 27, 2026|||Freeski is wrapping up their season this weekend with a little celebration at Park City on Saturday! We want to say thank you to all our athletes and families for working with us during this crazy winter. Keep an eye out on your emails for our exact end of season banquet date (week of April 21-23)Read Full Article Freeski Loves the Sun!
Wishing all of our USASA nationals athletes good luck. Have fun in Copper. Freeski has 26 athletes going to nationals over multiple age classes and disciplines.
Congratulations to Adrian DiPietra th... -
Cashing in on the 2026 Season in March Cross Country • March 27, 2026|||March is when our athletes get to cash in on all the training they have done since May 2025. They travel to much anticipated championship competitions and celebrate the end of the season with team traditions.Read Full Article Cashing in on the 2026 Season in March
Seventeen athletes represented PCSS at the Intermountain Youth Championships on February 28 and March 1 in Sun Valley, Idaho. There were lots of hills, smiles, cheering, camaraderie, glitter, food and podiums. Mira Smeyak won both skate and classic race to take home the overall U14 Cup. D... -
Late March (it seems even later!) Snowboard • March 27, 2026|||March Happened. Late March: Riding and Training are still happening, believe it or not! We have had a very successful season despite the warm weather and lack of natural snowfall. The athletes are getting better at snowboarding; the coaches can see it at every practice. I am so happy that riders are landing runs with new tricks in contests! Yay PCSS Snowboard!!!Read Full Article Late March (it seems even later!)
Milo Porter on the Podium again at Powder Mountain: Milo Porter took home the win at the IFSA 2 Star stop at Powder Mountain. The con... -
Wasatch Powerkeg Delivers! Ski Mountaineering • March 25, 2026|||The culmination of PCSS Skimo’s competitive season took place at the 24th Annual Wasatch Powderkeg at the beginning of the month. True to its name, this year’s races were once again held under a blanket of fresh snow. Despite our young team, our athletes more than held there own in the ever-growing youth skimo scene.Read Full Article Wasatch Powerkeg Delivers!
We kicked the Powderkeg off midweek with the sprint race—a first outside of practice for many of our athletes. Zander Markewich , JP Rudio , and Oliver Bodna... -
Championship Success Ski Jumping & Nordic Combined • March 25, 2026|||Whether Phil saw his shadow or not, March kicked off with a bang and even a fresh coating of snow at the Utah Olympic Park. PCSS hosted the 2026 Western Regional Championships at the Park as well as Soldier Hollow the first weekend in March.Read Full Article Championship Success
After battling warm temps leading in, the UOP crew and ski jumping staff re-snowed the inruns of the hills HS68 and down. On competition day, we were blessed with a beautiful cool but sunny morning and perfect conditions for jumping. Athletes fro... -
Championship Season Is Around the Corner Alpine • February 27, 2026|||February tested everyone — We saw record warm temperatures force early cancellations, followed by long-awaited storms that delivered plenty of snow, just not always at the right time. As the saying goes, if you want it to snow, schedule a speed race. That held true at our home FIS events at the UOP and Snowbird. We closed out the month hosting large, strong fields, but three of six races were canceled due to a much needed storm. The snow arrived in force, then melted just as quickly and we were...Read Full Article Championship Season Is Around the Corner
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Freeski Finishing Strong Freeski • February 26, 2026|||The Freeski Crew is ready to finish strong. We love some slush park and we are wrapping up the regional comp season and looking forward to seeing who gets an invite to USASA Nationals.Read Full Article Freeski Finishing Strong
We have a crew battling the rain out in Tahoe for a Futures Tour event this week and March will kick off with the final USASA regional event of the season. For those not competing we want to finish the training season strong. Have your athletes come to training with any skills or goals they want to check off bef... -
Freeride to the Finish line Freeride • February 26, 2026|||The Freeride team is in full in comp mode with a crew just getting home from Telluride, one competing at Snowbird this weekend and a few more in March! We are ready to finish the season strong. Have your athletes come to training with any skills or goals they want to check off before the end of the season so their coaches can help them reach those goals.Read Full Article Freeride to the Finish line
Lastly PCSS has a big volunteer need over the month of march with many divisions hosting events. Our Freeride team is hosting an IFSA 2* eve... -
Snowboard Team Training and Competing on the Road and at Home. Snowboard • February 26, 2026|||We are into March and the Snowboard Team is competing and training at home and on the road. Things are in high gear and the athletes are 'standing up' competition runs in Wyoming, Colorado, and California. The training sessions at Woodward and Park City Mountain are proving to be very productive and the coaches are pleased.Read Full Article Snowboard Team Training and Competing on the Road and at Home.
Copper Mountain Colorado Futures Tour stop. Maverick Cox, Will Howard and Sadie Rifkin all rode great and made finals. Sadie Rifkin finished her 1st Futures Tour in 2nd plac... -
Olympic Inspiration Runs Deep Ski Mountaineering • February 26, 2026|||Skimo fans and athletes across the nation are riding a high after the debut of our sport at the 2026 Winter Olympic Games . It was the first time Skimo made it into the living rooms of millions of viewers.Read Full Article Olympic Inspiration Runs Deep
The excitement of this debut, along with the added stoke from the U.S. team’s result (4th in the mixed relay!), has carried us through an equally “exciting” month. It’s been a whirlwind of never-end... -
Always Adapting in February Cross Country • February 26, 2026|||Minimal snow, but lots celebrate at Park City Ski and Snowboard's cross country team. With a lot of pivoting for the uncontrollable, we have been able to run our programs, events and trips successfully. I've also made more carafes of hot cocoa than I can count in the past month to make sure kids have a smile on their face at the end of the day.Read Full Article Always Adapting in February
Four of the six IMD races have been rescheduled or cancelled so far. It takes some thinking to remember where the upcoming practice or race is taking... -
PCSS Aerials Flying High This Season Freestyle Aerials • February 24, 2026|||The elite aerials program performed at a high level in Lake Place as the first NorAm of the season gets underway in early February. We had nine athletes competing, representing a broad range of experience.Read Full Article PCSS Aerials Flying High This Season
The aerial team competed on all three jumps - singles, doubles, and triples - demonstrating the depth and versatility of the program. Head coach, Matt Saunders says, "I am encouraged by the progress the team has made and by their ability to adapt effectively to challenging weather and train... -
PCSS Athletes Crushing It on the Competition Scene This Season Freestyle Moguls • February 24, 2026||| FIS update - Eleven athletes from the FIS team traveled to Apex Resort at the end of January for the first NorAm event of the season. With the Deer Valley NorAm cancelled due to a lack of snow, the team gained extra preparation time training on the Hyeway mogul course at the UOP.Read Full Article PCSS Athletes Crushing It on the Competition Scene This Season
Weather conditions at Apex were challenging and caused delays throughout the event, but the team stayed focused, prepared, and ready to compete as soon as conditions cleared and competition was able to continue... -
Conditions May Be Low, But the FAS Vibes Are High Freestyle All Skills • February 24, 2026|||Our first round of Devo Series events went great at the UOP! Athletes showcased what they've been learning in our terrain park and small mogul course. Thank you to everyone that came to watch and participate! Our second and final round will take place toward the end of March: moguls on 3/25, slopestyle on 3/27.Re... Read Full Article Conditions May Be Low, But the FAS Vibes Are High
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Ski Jumping & Nordic Combined Popping Off at All Levels! Ski Jumping & Nordic Combined • February 24, 2026|||From the Olympics to our Friday Night Challenges and everything in between, February has been firing off. We kicked off the month with a successful Heckert Memorial at the Olympic Park and Soldier Hollow. In addition to competitions on all hills up to our 100 meter, this served as the final Junior National Qualifier for IMD & RMD.Read Full Article Ski Jumping & Nordic Combined Popping Off at All Levels!
Just before the games kicked off, our second Friday Night Challenge of the season saw 30 local small hills athletes in attendance - the biggest turnout we've had in... -
Freeski Comps Ahead Freeski • January 29, 2026|||Freeski is firing away and comp season is upon us. The park has been great and we've been lucky to have such great training with all the sunshine (sorry Freeride). We have a few crews on the road with a group in Sun Valley for USASA slopestyle and rail jams, a group headed to Okemo for a Futures tour (Fis) event, and a small crew headed to Stoneham QC, for a NorAm Slopestyle, Big Air, and Rail event. Wishing all our athletes good luck!Read Full Article Freeski Comps Ahead
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Competition Season Has Arrived for the Freestyle Team Freestyle Moguls • January 29, 2026|||It's been a busy month for the Freestyle mogul team. We started the new year off by traveling to Aspen for a 4 day long on snow camp in order to prepare for the season. The Aspen course was ripping and we had great training conditions for the duration of the camp. We were able to get some good work accomplished in our short time there in order to prepare for the season.Read Full Article Competition Season Has Arrived for the Freestyle Team
After Aspen we had a stint at home working on the jump site while the snowmaking crew worked tirelessly to make enough snow t... -
Skin, Ski, Shred, Win (Raffles) with PCSS Skimo Ski Mountaineering • January 29, 2026|||Racing season is in full swing on the local Utah Skimo scene. Many of our athletes have four races under their belt since the season truly kicked off mid-December. We've been over to Brighton and Solitude for the beloved Utah Skimo Citizen Series events on Tuesday nights. These events are the perfect opportunities for our young athletes to get their feet wet in the racing world. No race bibs, no official results, just a community gatherin...Read Full Article Skin, Ski, Shred, Win (Raffles) with PCSS Skimo
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Where's the Pow? Freeride • January 29, 2026|||Freeride comp season is underway with low-tide and high vibes across the western US. Upcoming IFSA events include Solitude2* this weekend, Snowbasin 2*, Telluride 3* and Snowbird 3*. Good luck to all our shredders.Read Full Article Where's the Pow?
Great energy and commitment across the team — thank you athletes and families for the support and stoke through these challenging conditions. We're excited to see what February has in store for our Freeride crew. -
PCSS Alumni Josie Johnson and Paige Jones Heading to Milano Cortina Olympic Games Ski Jumping & Nordic Combined • January 29, 2026|||We're heading into February full of excitement at all levels at PCSS Ski Jumping. Perhaps most notably, we'll be cheering on Josie Johnson and Paige Jones , two of our recent alumni at the 2026 Winter Olympics ! The action kicks off on Day 1 of the Games with the women's normal hill individual. Our division is hosting a watch party from 9am - 12pm in the QCR - come on by and celebrate with us!Read Full Article PCSS Alumni Josie Johnson and Paige Jones Heading to Milano Cortina Olympic Games
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Race Season Is On! Alpine • January 29, 2026|||The Alpine team has been busy across all age groups and venues, with racing and training happening worldwide and at home. From a small group of FIS men racing in Europe to South Series and Devo athletes competing at the UOP, the season is now fully underway after a long wait for winter to arrive.Read Full Article Race Season Is On!
The FIS athletes have been busy and all over the place, with small groups splitting up and competing anywhere from Italy, Quebec, Jackson Hole, and California, all while earning podium finishes, person... -
Freestyle All-Skills Season in Full Swing! Freestyle All Skills • January 29, 2026|||Our training season is now in full swing! Almost all of the terrain at PCM is open, including Jupiter Peak, which many of our groups have already been ripping. Little Kings terrain park also opened this past week, giving our athletes a great space to work on their slopestyle fundamentals. Lots of athletes slid their first boxes sideways this past weekend, while others are working on spins and riding switch in the jump line.Read Full Article Freestyle All-Skills Season in Full Swing!
Our FAS Comp athletes competed in their first events of the year over t... -
Cross Country Finds Success in January Cross Country • January 29, 2026|||Since the new year there has been a lot going on at Park City Ski and Snowboard despite minimal snow. It has definitely been more challenging for our staff to plan but we have continued to get creative and be flexible. We have had lots of great practices and great morale on our teams.Read Full Article Cross Country Finds Success in January
Coach Liz took five Comp athletes, Tegan Hoffman, Kyle Clarke, Rhys Weidenhamer, Brooke Greenberg and Ian Carmack, to Senior Nationals in Lake Placid to compete with some of the best athletes in the country. The... -
Snowboard Crew is Firing! Snowboard • January 26, 2026|||PCSS Snowboard has been busy so far this season with training camps and events in the month of January. Despite warm temperatures, the parks have been great and athletes are using their training times to their advantage in preparation for the contest season.Read Full Article Snowboard Crew is Firing!
Copper Training Camp:
Nick 'Pops' Poplawski and Caroline Klusza took a group of National Team and Global Team riders to Copper Mountain Colorado for some jump training. Copper has a 3 pack of jumps and it happens to be in the park which r... -
Freeride & Freeski Go from Foam to Snow Freeride & Freeski • December 24, 2025|||Preseason is officially in the books, and the Freeride and Freeski teams are ready to roll into winter. After a delayed start to on-snow training, athletes have made the most of every opportunity indoors at Woodward Park City, putting in quality work on trampolines and roller blades to sharpen air awareness, timing, and body control. “The focus this fall was building strong foundations and confidence,” says Freeride/Freeski Director Mike Campbell. “The athletes showed up motivated, and we saw re...Read Full Article Freeride & Freeski Go from Foam to Snow
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Aerials Is Bristol Bound Freestyle Aerials • December 24, 2025|||The US Freestyle Aerials Selections competition was moved to Bristol Mountain, New York, due to a lack of snow in Park City. The team rallied for some training and competition there before Christmas and is planning a New Year's camp in Bristol as well to prepare for the upcoming World Cup and NorAm Cup competitions in Lake Placid in January and February.Read Full Article Aerials Is Bristol Bound
We had a great showing by all the PCSS athletes in the US Selections, with Amelia Glogowski, Beau Napolitano, and Cayden Hacker taking all fo... -
Freestyle Moguls Fresh Off a Trip to the Okanagn Valley Freestyle Moguls • December 24, 2025|||Despite a slow start to winter, the FIS Freestyle team made the most of available conditions through productive preseason training and FIS competitions. Winter arrived late in BC, and just before our trip, the weather cooperated, allowing Apex Resort to make snow and open their mogul course as the first skiable run on the mountain. Thanks to their support of freestyle, we completed three productive days on the jump site, followed by four solid days on the mogul course.Read Full Article Freestyle Moguls Fresh Off a Trip to the Okanagn Valley
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Skimo Trying to Find Snow to Go Up So It Can Come Down Ski Mountaineering • December 24, 2025|||According to Skimo Director Adam Loomis, the 2026 winter season is shaping up to be an exciting one for PCSS Skimo, even as snow coverage continues to lag behind the calendar. As of December, the program has grown to 40 youth athletes and 17 masters, marking another strong year of momentum for the team. A large portion of the Devo group is brand new to skimo, and the extended fall has been used wisely to dial in equipment setup, transitions, and uphill efficiency.Read Full Article Skimo Trying to Find Snow to Go Up So It Can Come Down
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Snowboard Stoke Check Snowboard • December 24, 2025|||Snowboard Director Rick Shimpeno shares that the PCSS snowboard program is officially underway for the 2025–26 season, and the energy is high. The team got its first taste of snow on Friday, December 5th, getting into the parks at Woodward Park City, and it was great to finally be back on snow training. The Fundamentals program kicked off on Saturday, December 13th, with Park City Mountain delivering a park ready to ride with limited snow-making opportunities.Read Full Article Snowboard Stoke Check
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Nordic Athletes Still Searching.... Cross Country • December 24, 2025|||Winter continues to play tricks on the Nordic world this December. With record warm temperatures and almost no natural snow in Park City, options for quality Nordic skiing are limited. Right now, Soldier Hollow remains the lone bright spot for groomed terrain and reliable conditions, and we are grateful for the work being done there to keep skiing possible.Read Full Article Nordic Athletes Still Searching....
The silver lining of this strange stretch has been hard to miss. Clear mornings, dramatic clouds, and some truly spectacular sunrises have... -
Ski Jumpers Take Flight Ski Jumping & Nordic Combined • December 23, 2025|||Ski Jumping and Nordic Combined wrapped up a strong fall season after hitting the road in October for the final stretch of fall jumping. Comp Team athletes closed things out at the Ski Jumping & Nordic Combined National Championships in Lake Placid, competing against the top jumpers in the country. Leading the way for PCSS was 14-year-old Liam Demong, who earned a 9th-place finish in the HS100 Nordic Combined event, followed closely by teammate Luke Miller with an 11th-place finish in the HS128...Read Full Article Ski Jumpers Take Flight
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Alpine Hits the Road Alpine • December 23, 2025|||Winter has taken its time arriving in Park City, but the Alpine Division has not slowed down. As Alpine Director Jessica Kelley puts it, “We have stayed productive, positive, and flexible while chasing snow across the region.” November was packed with quality training blocks, fall conditioning, and focused preparation across every age group. And now, with Utah Olympic Park finally open for training, athletes are getting valuable time on snow at home.Read Full Article Alpine Hits the Road
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