The fact sheet can be found HERE

Registration open

Camp HERE 

Race HERE

Camp: February 6th - 8th

Race: February 9th

U14's MUST participate in camp to race

U16's MUST have Min 183 and 30 Meter radius skis to race. 

Fact sheet can be found HERE

Race registration HERE

Fact Sheet can be found HERE

Registration will open once DIBS is full HERE

Region 2 Families,

We want to make you aware of an important rule change from U.S. Ski & Snowboard regarding the use of Live Timing for non-scored events.

Last season, the Rocky Division tested running non-scored races without Live Timing. The goal was to encourage athletes and families to stay more engaged with the race environment rather than watching results on their phones. The trial was a success, leading to a formal rule change proposal at the spring and fall CASC meetings. The proposal passed this fall, and section U612.4.1 has been added to the USSS rulebook.

What this means for Region 2:

Live Timing will not be available during non-scored races. It will be turned on as soon as each race is completed. In addition, we will share unofficial results in the race-specific WhatsApp groups as quickly as possible.

Our first event under this new rule was at Brule. We appreciate your patience as we adjust to this change and fine-tune our process throughout the season.

Thank you for your understanding and support.

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If you have questions on why the Coach status of the is not active or in progress,  HERE is a good resource to help troubleshoot. 

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January, 24th/25 Nagy, non-scored U10-U14, Scored U16-U24

January, 30th thru Feb 2th FIS MID-AM Atmore (Central)

January, 31st/Feb1st Granite Peak scored U14 - U24

NEXT MEETING

Spring meeting

Apr 26th, 2026

CASC Meeting

Apr 25th 2026 at 9 am CST Chicago

There will be a L100 clinic in the Milwaukee area for the 25-26 season. We are working on the dates. 

For Coaches & Licensed Officials

Mandatory Annual AO Updates

The United States Ski and Snowboard alpine ski racing program offers a network of competitive opportunities for ski racers of all ages from coast to coast. The country is split into three geographic racing regions including West, Rocky/Central, and Eastern. The USSA Central Division is part of the Rocky/Central Region. There are three local regions within the Central Division. These regions are defined geographically as:

CR 1:
Central The area of Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Iowa west of Route 63
 

CR 2: 
The area of the Upper Peninsula of Michigan west of Route 77, Wisconsin , Iowa east of Route 63, Illinois and Missouri
 

CR 3:
The area of the Lower Peninsula of Michigan and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan east of Route 77, Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky 

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