SVSEF Alpine Women’s FIS Team Dominates at Western Region Junior Championships
Team Brings Home Two Overall Wins and Sweeps the U18 Podium Twice at 2025 WRJCs
The Sun Valley Ski Education Foundation’s Alpine FIS Women’s Team traveled to the Western Region Junior Championships (WRJC) to compete March 12-16 at Mission Ridge Ski & Board Resort in Wenatchee, WA. The WRJC is an open event for athletes U18 and older, and inclusive of both collegiate and senior competitors U21 and older.
The competition was stacked with nearly 100 women including many from top-performing teams and clubs across the Western Region such as Park City Ski & Snowboard, Rowmark Academy, Team Palisades Tahoe, Sugar Bowl Academy, and the Big Sky Ski Education Foundation. The University of Nevada at Reno (UNR) always shows at the WRJCs, and Jessica Blackburn, UNR athlete and SVSEF Alpine Alum, had strong results, also joining current SVSEF athlete Lowie Watkins on the Slalom Overall podium where Blackburn took the overall win with Watkins in second.
SVSEF’s Sophia Falter raced to the top step of both the Overall Giant Slalom (GS) and Overall Slalom (SL) podiums, subsequently giving her the win in the U18 category in both disciplines as a U18 athlete.
"In my memory, this is the first time we have had this many athletes on the podiums at the Western Region Junior Championships,” said Pat Savaria, SVSEF Alpine FIS Women’s Coach. “Each day a different athlete had their personal best race of the season. The coaching staff is so proud of the girls and all their hard work this year—it was such a special culmination of their perseverance and also their belief in and support of one another as teammates."
Awards were given for the top five “overall” inclusive of all athletes (U18 and older) in each discipline, and also for the top five in the U18 age category.
Top SVSEF Athlete Results at 2025 WRJC
Giant Slalom (GS) Overall Results - March 12
1st – Sophia Falter
2nd - Jessica Blackburn (UNR, SVSEF Alum)
4th – Ruby Smith
5th – Elodie Olsen
Giant Slalom (GS) U18 Results - March 12
1st - Sophia Falter
2nd - Ruby Smith
3rd - Elodie Olsen
Slalom (SL) Overall Results – March 13
1st – Sophia Falter
2nd – Elodie Olsen
5th – Lowie Watkins
Slalom (SL) U18 Results – March 13
1st - Sophia Falter
2nd - Elodie Olsen
3rd - Samantha Milne
Slalom (SL) Overall Results – March 14
2nd – Lowie Watkins
3rd – Elodie Olsen
5th - Jessica Blackburn (UNR, SVSEF Alum)
6th – Samantha Milne
Slalom (SL) U18 Results – March 14
1st - Elodie Olsen
3rd - Samantha Milne
Giant Slalom (GS) Overall Results – March 16
1st - Jessica Blackburn (UNR, SVSEF Alum)
3rd – Ruby Smith
5th – Lowie Watkins
Giant Slalom (GS) U18 Results – March 16
1st - Ruby Smith
All Super G at the 2025 WRJC races were cancelled.
Up next for members of the SVSEF Alpine FIS Women’s Team, seven athletes have qualified to compete at the 2025 U.S. Nationals, which will take place in Vail, CO March 29-April 1. This is significant with the total quota for the Western Region being 14 athletes per gender, and SVSEF filling half the quota. The U.S. Nationals, hosted by Sun Valley in 2023 and 2024, welcomes the top-performing U18 and older athletes in the nation, including current U.S. Ski Team athletes from the Development (D) team through the World Cup (A) team.
SVSEF athletes who have thus far qualified for the 2025 U.S. Nationals include: Avryl Haas, Elodie Olsen, Madison Vieara-McCarthy, Natalie Gowe, Ruby Smith, Sophia Falter, and Sophia Hallstein.
For complete Western Region Junior Championships event results, please visit: https://www.fis-ski.com/DB/general/event-details.html?sectorcode=AL&eventid=56951&seasoncode=2025
SVSEF’s Alta Questad and Chase Martens claim podiums at IMD Champs
SVSEF’s Alta Questad and Chase Martens claim podiums in Dual Panel Slalom
The Butch Hoffman Memorial IMD Championships were held March 15-17 at Snowbasin, UT, where the top 50 U12 athletes per gender from the North met the top 50 athletes per gender from the South to compete in Slalom (SL), Giant Slalom (GS), and Dual Panel Slalom (PSL). The North is represented by Sun Valley Ski Education Foundation, Grand Targhee Ski & Snowboard Foundation, Jackson Hole Ski Club, Bogus Basin Ski Education Foundation, and McCall Winter Sports Club. The South by all Utah-area ski teams.
The first two days of competition dealt the athletes snow, sleet, and the windiest of windy conditions. Sunday showed up true to its name with blue skies and a fun final day of head-to-head competition in the Dual Panel Slalom.
“This was an amazing and exciting weekend of competition for our U12 athletes,” said Claudia Stern, SVSEF U12 North Series Head Coach. “They showed an impressive amount of grit and determination through some tough and stormy conditions, culminating with some fabulous skiing from all in the final Dual Panel Slalom event on Sunday.”
The championship event is held in memory of Butch Hoffman, who according to the Alf Engen Ski Museum Foundation, etched his legacy at the Snowbasin and Nordic Valley ski areas. The passion Butch Hoffman, born in 1938, had for skiing was impactful on a grand scale. He launched his coaching career in 1969 with Ogden’s Utah Racing School, directed FIS and Nor-Am races, and served on the U.S. Ski Association and Intermountain Division boards, where he coached the division’s Junior Nationals Ski Teams. In 1983, he organized the Ogden Valley Winter Sports Foundation and was the first coach of the Ogden Valley Ski Team and the Nordic Valley Ski Team.
“Our athletes really were the epitome of great teamwork this weekend!” said Adele Savaria, SVSEF U12 North Series Coach. “The support they showed for one another as they collectively weathered the first two stormy days, skiing around and grabbing coats for each other, enthusiastically cheering each other on—it was so great to see the sportsmanship and camaraderie come through in each and every one of them.”
Awards were presented to the top five per gender per discipline, and overall trophies for boys and girls at the conclusion of the series on Sunday.
SVSEF Athletes Top 20 Results
Slalom Boys:
8 - Alex Grant
Slalom Girls:
8 - Marie McNeil
13 - Amelia Beck
16 - Hope Lloyd
19 - Dylan Spangler
Giant Slalom Boys:
10 - Alex Grant
15 - Breclan McCarthy
Giant Slalom Girls:
9 - Hope Lloyd
14 - Sophie Robins
21 - Presley Jensen
22 - Marie McNeil
Dual Panel Slalom Boys:
4 - Chase Martens
7 - Alex Grant
13 - Halsten Bruun
Dual Panel Slalom Girls:
2 - Alta Questad
12 - Hope Lloyd
14 - Sophie Robins
Overall Boys:
8 - Alex Grant
14 - Chase Martens
Overall Girls:
10 - Alta Questad
11 - Hope Lloyd
14 - Marie McNeal
17 - Sophie Robins
19 - Amelia Beck
For complete event results, please visit https://imdalpine.org/race-results/ and click on North Series to expand the results.
The IMD Championships were the final event of the season for first-year U12 North Series Team athletes. Many of the second-year U12 North Series teammates will go on to compete at the annual Spring Fling in Grand Targhee, ID, which will be held April 4-6.
IMD Wins Coveted Alaska Cup at 2025 US Cross Country Junior National Championships
SVSEF’s Tait Boschen claims individual and mixed relay podiums
The 2025 US Cross Country Junior National Championships welcomed 400+ junior athletes from across the country to Soldier Hollow in MIdway, UT for four days of racing between March 10-15: two distance races, one sprint, and one mixed-gender relay. Tait Boschen, Duncan Fryberger, Cora Faye Scott, Mazzy Conners, Charlie St. George, Nick Gardiner, and Whit Brown all contributed throughout the week to the overall win for the InterMountain Division (IMD).
Ten divisional teams compete at Junior Nationals representing Alaska, Far West, Great Lakes, High Plains, InterMountain, Mid Atlantic, Midwest, New England, Pacific Northwest Ski Association, and Rocky Mountain. Each Division can bring up to 25 male and 25 female athletes spread across the U16, and U18/20 age groups. Athletes qualify through their performances across a series of three Junior National Qualifier events during the regular season.
At the conclusion of the Championships on Saturday, IMD was presented with The Alaska Cup—the trophy given annually to the top-performing region at Junior National Championships. IMD has not won the top spot since 2007, but their 1216 total points this year did the trick. New England has won The Cup for the last three years and 16 times out of the last 20—they landed in third place with 905 points this year. Alaska came in second place with 1052 points.
“JN’s is always fun as you come together as a division to compete with the kids you’ve been racing against all year,” said Chris Mallory, SVSEF XC Comp Team Head Coach. “Tait Boschen really had a breakthrough week, finding his way onto the U16 podium in two races. Another highlight came on the final day of classic relays where Nick Gardiner surged over the final climb in the lead with 23 SVSEF Prep Teamers cheering him on. Everyone gave their all and contributed to a successful week of racing for Intermountain as they won the Alaska Cup—a huge accomplishment for the division.”
Day one saw changing conditions throughout the day for the Classic Interval Start, going from icy tracks in the morning to slush by the time the last U18/20 men finished their racing. Overall, IMD had a stellar day, with the SVSEF crew playing a huge part highlighted by Tait Boschen, who found his way to the podium, tying for second place overall in the U16 M 5km Classic race.
Cora Faye Scott and Mazzy Conners found their way into the quarterfinals of the U18 F heats, placing 17th and 28th respectively in the Skate Sprint qualifier on day two of racing. IMD had a strong day in the heat and remained in the lead for The Alaska Cup after two days of competition.
The Skate Mass Start on Friday was as challenging as you get, with conditions going from hard and icy in the morning to six inches of slush by the afternoon. Athletes’ start times determined what they would face in the ever-changing conditions. The U16’s started first, and Boschen skied a gritty race finding his way into the top ten finishing ninth overall for the U16 men. Duncan Fryberger improved on his first few days finishing 46th. Whit Brown moved up the ranks in the men’s U20 race finishing 30th and scoring points for The Alaska Cup. As conditions deteriorated, the U18 men took to the start line. Nick Gardiner and Charlie St. George finished 51st and 74th respectively. In the last race of the day, Cora Faye Scott, despite suffering from plantar fasciitis and only being able to walk in a boot this week, toughed her way into 22nd place, followed by Mazzy in 51st.
It came down to the Mixed Classic Relays on the last day, where only one team in each age group (U20/U18/U16) scores for the Alaska Cup points. The hope is that each region has a few teams that can fight for the top spot and IMD did just that. All SVSEF skiers contributed to the day. In the U16 relay, Boschen’s team made its way to the podium in third place and scored 100 points for IMD to help clinch the Alaska Cup.
“I am extremely proud of our athletes who competed at Junior Nationals this year,” said Becky Flynn, SVSEF XC Program Director. “They are great examples of grit, determination, resilience, and teamwork. They represented SVSEF and our cross country community at the highest levels. We are so excited to see what is ahead for all these skiers, as they lead the way into the next few years.”
SVSEF ATHLETE RESULTS:
DAY 1 – CLASSIC INTERVAL START
U20 M 7.5km Classic
30 Whit Brown
U18 M 7.5km Classic
48 Nick Gardiner
70 Charlie St. George
U16 M 5km Classic
2nd Tait Boschen (tied for second on the American podium. There was a guest skier from Slovakia that finished in front of him but they all shared the second place podium).
51 Duncan Fryberger
U18 F 7.5km Classic
44 Mazzy Conners
DAY 2 – SKATE SPRINT
U20 M Skate Sprint
49 Whit Brown
U18 M Skate Sprint
41 Nick Gardiner
54 Charlie St. George
U16 M Skate Sprint
32 Tait Boschen
57 Duncan Fryberger
U18 F Skate Sprint
19 Mazzy Conners
27 Cora Faye Scott
DAY 3 – SKATE MASS START
U20 M – 15km
30 Whit Brown
U18 M – 10km
51 Nick Gardiner
74 Charlie St. George
U18 F – 10km
22 Cora Faye Scott
51 Mazzy Conners
U16 M – 7.5km
9 Tait Boschen
46 Duncan Fryberger
DAY 4 – CLASSIC MIXED RELAY – 4 X 3.3km
U20 4 X 3.3km
14 IMD U20 Team 3 /41:45.5
Peter Warner
Elsa Futch
WHIT BROWN
Sarah Hottle
20 HP/IMD Unified Team/47:07.4
DUNCAN FRYBERGER
Julia Veauthier
Hunter Pickett
William Blair
U18 4 X 3.4km
11 IMD Team 2/45:09.6
Sam Hutchinson
CORA FAYE SCOTT
Samuel Madsen
Taylor Nadler
IMD U18 Team 6 /raced but did not have a full team
NICK GARDINER
MAZZY CONNERS
CHARLIE ST. GEORGE
U16 4 x 3.3km
3 IMD U16 Team 1/43:54.2
TAIT BOSCHEN
Tula Higman
Matthew Finkel
Brooke Greenberg
For complete event results please visit:
https://my.raceresult.com/331311/#0_28907B
https://www.muddydogsports.com/
ALL PHOTOS COURTESY OF DREW PALMER LEGER - @stuf_bydrew
SVSEF Cross Country Team Takes the Overall Title at 2025 Western Club Championship
U18 Boys sweep podium in Sunday’s Freestyle Mass Start 8km
This past weekend the SVSEF Cross Country Team brought home the first-place trophy at the Western Club Championships in Park City, UT. Sixteen clubs representing eight states took to the RTS Trails for three races over two days, where challenging conditions dictated both race days be Freestyle technique versus the original schedule, which planned for a Classic race on Sunday.
Members of the Sun Valley Ski Education Foundation (SVSEF) Prep, Prep Progression, and Comp Teams made the trip to Park City to compete. SVSEF handily earned the title over peer ski clubs including Jackson Hole, WY and Bozeman, MT. A few of the highlights include the U18 Boys sweeping the podium in Sunday’s 8km Mass Start, senior Wren Hassman placing second both days, and several Personal Records in all of the age categories.
“While the results are exciting and impressive, the team’s camaraderie and enthusiasm for fun and costumes made the trip stand out,” said Fiona Ahearne, SVSEF Cross Country Assistant Comp Team Coach. “WCC’s was an amazing note to end on for our season and for our amazing seniors.”
Some of the SVSEF Cross Country Team also had the opportunity to spectate at the Western Club Championships while at Junior Nationals, as the venues were a mere 25 miles apart.
“Our JN team came to watch and cheer, which was really special for the team—especially the seniors,” said Becky Flynn, SVSEF Cross Country Program Director. “Thank you to Park City Ski Club for hosting a wonderful event, especially given the challenging snow conditions. The atmosphere and energy were electric and it was so fun to see all our skiers cheering everyone on and having some stellar results to top it off!”
SVSEF ATHLETE RESULTS
SATURDAY, MARCH 8
U18/20 F – 8km Freestyle Interval Start
1 Wren Hassman
5 Riley Siegel
9 Anna Gilman
U18/20 M – 8km Freestyle Interval Start
1 Caleo Morrison
2 Cyrus Pott
4 Zach Quesnel
7 Taylor Carlson
9 Stratton Cunningham
U16 F – 6km - Freestyle Interval Start
1 Stella St. George
2 Josephine Renner
6 Tessa Dondero
7 Sydney Brown
12 Dylan Buck
17 Lauryn Stevens
20 Anna Koonce
U16 M- 6km - Freestyle Interval Start
8 Bailey Kurtz
10 Owen Wellner
12 Finn O’Donnell
16 Henry Flynn
U14 F – 4km - Freestyle Interval Start
5 Sydney Nelson
8 Payton Daley-Sheingraber
U14 M – 4km - Freestyle Interval Start
2 Thijs Lloyd
19 Cody Lloyd
SATURDAY, MARCH 8 - Sprint Relay - No Times or Official Results Posted
SUNDAY, MARCH 9
U18/20 M – 8km Freestyle Mass Start
1 Cyrus Pott
2 Zach Quesnel
3 Caleo Morrison
6 Stratton Cunningham
7 Taylor Carlson
U18/20 F – 8km - Freestyle Mass Start
2 Wren Hassman
U16 M – 6km - Freestyle Mass Start
9 Bailey Kurtz
10 Finn O’Donnell
11 Henry Flynn
U16 F – 6km - Freestyle Mass Start
1 Josephine Renner
2 Stella St. George
6 Tessa Dondero
7 Sydney Brown
12 Dylan Buck
15 Lauryn Stevens
18 Anna Koonce
U14 M – 4km - Freestyle Mass Start
3 Thijs Lloyd
15 Cody Lloyd
U14 F – 4km - Freestyle Mass Start
4 Sydney Nelson
6 Payton Daley-Scheingraber
2025 Western Club Championship (WCC) Team Points Totals
Rank Club Points
1 Sun Valley Ski Education Foundation 2279
2 Park City Ski and Snowboard 1867
3 Auburn Ski Club 942
4 Team Soldier Hollow 881
5 Jackson Hole Ski Club 850
6 Bridger Ski Foundation 747
7 The Utah Nordic Alliance 666
8 Tahoe Endurance Academy 432
9 Boulder Nordic Team 380
10 Team Summit Colorado 249
11 Nevada Union High School 202
12 Big Sky Ski Education Foundation 195
13 Crested Butte Nordic Team 140
14 Mammoth Nordic Racing 64
15 McCall Nordic 47
16 Plain Valley Ski Team 40
For complete event results, please visit the following links:
WCC Saturday Freestyle Interval Start
WCC Sunday Freestyle Mass Start
About Sun Valley Ski Education Foundation
Sun Valley Snowboard Team Working Towards Nationals
The SVSEF snowboard team travelled to Woodward Park City this week for their final competitions in the USASA Big Mountain West series.
Wednesday saw the athletes competing in two separate halfpipe events. In the Breaker Boys 13-14 group, Rylan Olson took first and second place, with Rory Gadhia placing third and first in the events. In the Breaker Girls 13-14 group, Camille Armeen took second place in both events, with Vivian Smith taking fourth and third. The Youth Men 15-16 group saw Charlie Theobald taking first and second, and Henry Georgiades taking second and first.
During Thursday’s rail jam event, Olson took fourth, and Gadhia took sixth in the Boys 11-14 group. In the men’s 15-22 group, Georgiades came in eleventh, with Theobald finishing in fourteenth.
Friday’s Slopestyle event saw 120 competitors looking to earn some last minute points in hopes qualifying for USASA’s national event. Olson finished fifth, with Gadhia finishing sixth in the Breaker Boys 13-14 group. In the Breaker Girls 13-14 group, Smith and Armeen both landed on the podium, taking second and third. Lizzie Hobbs took home first in the Youth Women 15-16 group, and Uzzi Almaras took first in the Junior Men 17-18 group. Almaras was also awarded the Best Character award, earning himself a brand new snowboard courtesy of Nidecker Snowboards. This marks two SVSEF snowboarders winning this award this season. Charlie Theobald recently won this award at Grand Targhee.
Coach Eddie Sawicz noted, “Our crew has come a long way this season. Despite some less than ideal weather conditions on the competition days, our athletes were able to able to put up some great results. Their hard work and dedication shows in their riding and has paid off well for them!”
The SVSEF snowboard team will head to Copper Mountain, CO at the end of this month for the USASA National Championship.
Adicoff-Wolter Duo Win Silver for USA at 2025 FIS Nordic World Ski Championships
SVSEF Alpine U16 Team Dials In Speed on UOP's Demanding Race Venue
Strong results bode well for SVSEF athletes as we head into championships season
Three Super G (SG) races were held at Utah Olympic Park’s relatively new Super G venue for the recent Park City IMC Super G Qualifiers. The men raced Feb 20-21 and the women Feb 22-23.The series is a qualifier for U16 Regionals and the Tri-Divisional Championships.
“The UOP SG hill is demanding!” said Nate Schwing, SVSEF Alpine U16 Head Coach. “It was an awesome challenge that the group stepped up to. In just two days of racing and four runs down that track, I believe that everyone improved as a skier. The run-to-run progression was visible, and by the final race run, the group as a whole had found the confidence and belief to attack that hill with all they had!
At the conclusion of the series, SVSEF’s Conway Selznick had claimed three podium spots including a first, second, and fifth for the men. Teammates Tucker Reimund and Huxley Flood also raced their way to the podium.
For the women, Elliot Leahy found a little more speed each day earning a third, second, and first place finish in the three respective races. Teammates Anna Taylor and Ava Huey each joined Leahy on the podium earning a fifth and a fourth place finish respectively in races two and three.
Up next for qualified athletes* on the U16 Team are the Tri Divisionals at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, WY and the U16 Regionals at Schweitzer, ID—both scheduled for March 18-21.
*Please see end of this press release for athletes who have qualified for the U16 Regionals and Tri-Divisionals.
UOP SG Qualifier—SVSEF Top 20 placed athletes listed
Men SG 1
2nd – Tucker Reimund
5th – Conway Selznick
6th – Huxley Flood
20th – Declan O’Toole
Men SG 2
2nd – Conway Selznick
7th – Tucker Reimund
11th – Huxley Flood
Men SG 3
1st – Conway Selznick
2nd – Huxley Flood
6th – Tucker Reimund
Women SG 1
3rd – Elliot Leahy
7th – Anna Taylor
12th – Ava Huey
18th – Jasmine Smiley
19th – Paige Andra
Women SG 2
2nd – Elliot Leahy
5th – Anna Taylor
7th – Ava Huey
12th – Jasmine Smiley
17th – Ruby Thurston
18th – Camden Bakker
Women SG 3
1st – Elliot Leahy
4th – Ava Huey
11th – Anna Taylor
12th – Jasmine Smiley
17th – Bianca Smith
18th – Camden Bakker
19th – Colette Duke
For complete event results, please visit: https://imdalpine.org/race-results/ (Click on U16/IMC Series and go to U16 Qualifier @ UOP, 3SG- Feb. 20-23.
SVSEF U16 ATHLETES QUALIFIED FOR U16 REGIONALS AT SCHWEITZER, ID
WOMEN
Elliot Leahy
Jasmine Smiley
Ava Huey
Anna Taylor
Ruby Thurston
MEN
Conway Selznick
Declan O’Toole
Tucker Reimund
Huxley Flood
SVSEF U16 ATHLETES QUALIFIED FOR TRI-DIVISIONALS AT JACKSON HOLE, WY
WOMEN
Bianca Smith
Colette Duke
Camden Bakker
Alexandra Heidel
Elle Deckard
MEN
Jake Schlatter
Wyatt Limburg
Kai Sammis
Brooks Gove
Henry Flynn
SVSEF XC Travels to Intermountain Youth Championships
Athletes test their skills and race for glory in skate, classic, and flying downhill races
More than 50 SVSEF Cross Country skiers from the Devo, Prep, and Prep Pro teams descended on the Mike Harris Trails in Victor, ID this weekend to race in the annual Intermountain Youth Championships. Hosted by the Grand Teton Ski and Snowboard Foundation, the event included two days of racing and three events—a skate distance interval start race, a flying downhill race, and a classic mass start distance race.
“The annual Intermountain division event is dedicated to inspiring the up-and-coming youth skiers in our division and it did exactly that,” said Kelley Yeates, SVSEF Cross Country Program Assistant Director and Prep Team Head Coach. “The sunny days and vibrant energy made anyone nearby want to be a cross country skier, and the enthusiasm of the Sun Valley skiers and families made you want to be part of our SVSEF team!”
Skiers raced on 1km, 2k, 3.5km and 5km courses that climbed gradually up and in and out of trees before descending back down into the stadium. It was a very transitional course both in conditions and technical skiing. The Sun Valley skiers put their all into their races; and the U16 girls found the podium several times over the course of the weekend.
“It was a fantastic weekend in Victor for all the SVSEF racers—one that made you proud to be part of our club,” said Yeates.
SVSEF Athlete Results
SATURDAY – SKATE RACES – INTERVAL START
U8 1km – Male
1 – Arne Beatty
U10 1km – Male
2 – Keaton Swindley
5 – Torin Walker
7 – Emil Beatty
11 – Tabor Geffen
13 – William Harris
U10 – Female 1km
7 – Bivi Scott-Clair
8 – Nora Seppa
12 – Torin Farmer
13 – Adeline Zook
16 – Lark Johnson
U12 Male 2km
16 – Henry Allaire
18 – Asa Sattler
26 – Spencer Flynn
U12 Female 2km
2 – Nina O’Sullivan
6 – Hazel Schmidt
12 – Violet Resko
18 – Catherin Jameson
22 – Shya Geffen
25 – Wynne McGregor
27 – Juniper Farmer
28 – Josephine Neet
32 – Stella Smith
33 – Savannah Twichell
34 – Rose O’Grady
36 – Josie Dondero
37 – Zephyr Johnson
38 – Tallulah Gerald
41 – Olivia Majors
U14 Male 3.5k
1 – Thijs Lloyd
9 – Felix Pott
15 – Ray Archibald
20 – Cody Lloyd
25 – Max Smith
26 – Auguste Allaire
34 – Jedidiah Schmidt
40 Silas Seppa
42 – Eli Sattler
43 – Jack Flynn
51 – Jasper Pott
U14 Female 3.5km
5 – Payton Daley-Scheingraber
6 – Sydney Nelson
18 – Penelope Zook
22 – Satchel Swindley
31 – Piper Gerald
33 – Amelie Ries
35 – Emily Niven
U16 Male 5km
3 – Henry Flynn
U16 Female 5km
1 – Tessa Dondero
3 – Eleanor Sirek
7 – Adeline Jacoby
SATURDAY - FLYING DOWNHILL
U10 Male
3 Keaton Swindley
7 Emil Beatty
11 Tabor Geffen
14 William Harris
U10 Female
5 Bivi Scott-Clair
10 Norah Seppa
11 Adeline Zook
12 Torin Farmer
14 Lark Johnson
U12 Male
16 Asa Sattler
21 Henri Allaire
32 Spencer Flynn
U12 Female
7 Nina O’Sullivan
13 Haze Schmidt
14 Shya Geffen
15 Violet Resko
19 Juniper Farmer
24 Catherin Jameson
27 Tallulah Gerald
28 Stella Smith
29 Zephyr Johnson
32 Josephine Neet
33 Synne McGregor
36 Rose O’Grady
40 Savannah Twichell
U14 Male
3 Thijs Lloyd
6 Cody Lloyd
9 Ray Archibald
14 Felix Pott
15 Auguste Allaire
24 Max Smith
27 Jedidiah Schmidt
40 Eli Sattler
43 Silas Seppa
48 Jack Flynn
52 Jasper Pott
U14 Female
9 Satchel Swindley
15 Sydney Nelson
21 Payton Daely-Scheingrabler
28 Penelope Zook
34 Piper Gerald
37 Emily Niven
38 Amelie Ries
U16 Male
1 Henry Flynn
U16 Female
1 Tessa Dondero
3 Eleanor Sirek
4 Adeline Jacoby
SUNDAY – CLASSIC RACE
U8 Male 1km
3 Ole Walker
6 Arne Beatty
U10 Female 1km
6 Bivi Scott -Clair
9 Adeline Zook
11 Lark Johnson
12 Norah Seppa
14 Torin Farmer
U10 Male 1km
3 Keaton Swindley
7 Torin Walker
10 Emil Beatty
15 William Harris
16 Tabor Geffen
U12 Female 2km
8 Hazel Schmidt
19 Violet Resko
22 Catherin Jameson
25 Shya Geffen
26 Josephine Neet
29 Tallulah Gerald
30 Juniper Farmer
31 Zephyr Johnson
32 Stella Smith
35 Wynne McGregor
36 Rose L’Grady
37 Josie Dondero
38 Savannah Twichell
41 Olivia Majors
U12 Male 2km
13 Henri Allaire
17 Asa Sattler
24 Spencer Flynn
U14 Female 3.5km
9 Sydney Nelson
13 Payton Daley-Scheingrabler
24 Penelope Zook
28 Satchell Swindley
31 Piper Gerald
33 Emily Niven
38 Amelie Ries
U14 Male 3.5km
24 Auguste Allaire
27 Cody Lloyd
38 Jedidiah Schmidt
40 Silas Seppa
44 Eli Sattler
47 Jack Flynn
U16 Female 5km
1 Tessa Dondero
3 Adeline Jacoby
6 Eleanor Sirek
U16 Male – 5km
3 Henry Flynn
For complete event results, please visit: https://zone4.ca/event/2025/QoVlXP/
SVSEF Alpine IMD Team Takes on Final U14 Qualifier for InterMountain Cup
Questad, Flood, and Beck race to combined three podiums for the boys
The SVSEF Alpine U14 IMD Team traveled to Park City Mountain Resort, UT for the David Wright Memorial U14 IMC Qualifier, which was held Feb. 28 - March 2. Athletes from across the InterMountain Division competed in two giant slalom (GS) and one slalom (SL) race over the three days in the final U14 qualifying race series of the season.
“It was a beautiful, sunny weekend and the snow surface was the best we have seen in years!” said Charlotte Gourlay, SVSEF Alpine U14 IMD Team Head Coach. “The athletes really laid their hearts out on the line, and many of them will be qualifying for championship events. We can’t wait to see how the rest of the season plays out!”
Next up for the SVSEF U14 IMD Team is the Tri-Divisional Championships at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, March 18-21. Athletes who have qualified for this championship event will compete in SG, GS, and SL.
SVSEF Athlete Results
Friday GS- Girls
7th- Savannah Pringle
19th- Piper Spengler
25th- Brianna Smiley
26th- Liv Harrington
34th- Kinley Letson
37th- Jennings Fraser
38th- Stevie Crist
39th- Aviella Buoncristiani
43rd- Taylor Rundell
45th- Gaia Luem
51st- Ava Gilmour
56th- Irie Black
57th- Maggie Leady
65th- Makenna Steel
75th- Hartley Tindall
77th- Mabel Dietz
85th- Lilly Little
86th- Hannah Howard
Friday GS- Boys
1st- Henry Questad
2nd- Corbin Flood
6th- Cameron Beck
29th- Thijs Lloyd
31st- Theron Andra
32nd- Cash Mintz
36th- Coen Lamb
37th- Alex Brown
38th- Wesley Sewell
40th- Cody Lloyd
59th- Hunter Gove
Saturday GS- Girls
7th- Cami Reid
13th- Brady Bloomfield
14th- Piper Spengler
16th- Liv Harrington
23rd- Bria Smiley
26th- Fernanda Hurtado
34th- Ava Gilmour
40th- Taylor Rundell
44th- Jennings Fraser
47th- Halley McGrew
48th- Maggie Leady
54th- Irie Black
57th- Makenna Steel
63rd- Hartley Tindall
66th- Mabel Dietz
80th- Lilly Little
81st- Cece Connell
89th- Hannah Howard
Saturday GS- Boys
5th- Cameron Beck
21st- Wesley Sewell
25th- Coen Lamb
27th- Cash Mintz
29th- Alex Brown
49th- Hunter Gove
Sunday SL- Boys
9th- Cameron Beck
20th- James Holman
24th- Corbin Flood
27th- Cash Mintz
54th- Hunter Gove
Sunday SL- Girls
7th- Piper Spengler
9th- Bria Smiley
11th- Taylor Rundell
19th- Jennings Fraser
22nd- Kinley Letson
25th- Aviella Buoncristiani
29th- Brady Bloomfield
34th- Makenna Steel
47th- Stevie Crist
48th- Ava Gilmour
51st- Mabel Dietz
59th- Fernanda Hurtado
70th- Lilly Little
73rd- Hannah Howard
For complete event results, please visit: https://imdalpine.org/race-results/ (click on U14 Series and go to David Wright U14 Qualifier @ Park City, 2GS/1SL- Feb. 28-Mar. 2)
SVSEF Freeski Crew on the Move Across North America
The SVSEF Freeski crew is on the move across North America this month, hitting major Slopestyle events along the way!
Anton Holter and Barrett Beyer kicked things off at the NorAm Slopestyle and Big Air in Stoneham, Quebec, from Feb 27–March 1, while Zeppelin Pilaro threw down at the Futures Tour in Northstar, CA, on Feb 27. Anton made the finals in Stoneham on March 1, while Zeppelin and Barrett both crushed it in Mammoth on March 3—Zeppelin claiming the top spot on the podium!
Next stop for Anton, Aimo, and Barrett is the NorAm Slopestyle in Calgary, CAN March 6–8. Then the crew heads to Park City, UT on March 12 for the final Futures Slopestyle stop before capping off the month in Mammoth, CA March 17–19, for the grand finale of the NorAm Cup Slopestyle events.
The Freeski Progression Team was at Brundage Mountain Resort March 1-2 for an IFSA event. Anders brought home 2nd place and Sam landed in 3rd. Next stop for the Progression Team is Woodward Park City on Thursday and Friday of this week for the last Slopestyle event of the regular season.
Stay locked in—there’s plenty more action ahead!