Colorado Mountain
College Ski Team
Colorado Mountain
College Ski Team
Colorado Mountain College Ski Team
Upcoming Events
The Skigle Soiree will bring together parents, alumni, friends, and local partners for a fun and meaningful evening that highlights the impact this team has on our student-athletes and the ski racing community.
This event will take place during Steamboat’s iconic Winter Carnival. Guests will enjoy the best view in town of the Night Show Extravaganza and Fireworks from the CMC campus, along with light food, drinks, and stories from the slopes. It is the perfect setting to celebrate the team and the spirit of Steamboat.
The CMC Ski Team is unlike any other collegiate program in the country. With world-class training less than ten minutes from campus and an affordable, quality learning environment, our athletes are able to grow both academically and athletically.
When:
Saturday, February 7th, 2026,
5:00 - 9:30
Where:
CMC Steamboat,
Neas Dining Hall
Tickets will go on sale in mid-December.
Please save the date and plan to join us on February 7 as we gather to celebrate progress, build momentum, and help ensure this team continues to thrive for years to come. Sign up here to receive event updates.
Save the CMC Ski Team!
We need your support to save the CMC Ski Team. You can help us meet our goal and learn more about the campaign by clicking the links below.
The CMC ski team races in the Rocky Mountain Intercollegiate Ski Association
The CMC Ski Team is an associate member of the Rocky Mountain Intercollegiate Ski Association. RMISA is comprised of the Division 1 universities and colleges in the West and is the strongest college ski racing conference in the country. CMC's Women's and Men's ski teams have competed successfully on regional and national levels.
The team is based at Colorado Mountain College Steamboat Springs. Team selection is based on International Team Selection method, which is described in the USSA Competition Guide (Common Selection Systems). The coed ski team competes successfully on regional and national levels. As RMISA members we expect our teams to continue the tradition of success at the highest level.
See the CMC Eagles Ski Team 2021-2022 Season Report: View PDF | View FLIPBOOK
Racing with Colorado Mountain College
We are looking for motivated alpine racers who want to continue their competitive career. If you are an active FIS athlete who wants to continue improving, please consider Colorado Mountain College as your first choice.
The mission of the CMC Ski Team runs a parallel track with the CMC Academic Mission. As a member of the Colorado Mountain College Ski Team, an athlete has two options to consider. First option, they can ski for four years while completing their Bachelors degree. The second option is to ski for two years while completing their Associates degree, then transfer to another four year institution stepping on to a new team and making an immediate impact.
Leadership is not limited to simply the world of athletics. CMC expects its alumni athletes to continue to standout in the classroom as well as being contributing members of the greater college community and well beyond campus boundaries.
What You Can Expect
Colorado Mountain College is an Associate member of the Rocky Mountain Intercollegiate Ski Association (RMISA). This conference is comprised of the western Division I Universities.
We have the opportunity to compete in the best college ski racing conference in the country, as well as competing in FIS races throughout North America.
The CMC Ski Team takes advantage of two excellent training/racing sites in Steamboat Springs. Howelsen Hill, within walking distance to campus, is lighted and used primarily for slalom training/racing. The team has full access to all facilities at Howelsen Hill, Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club, free skiing, base lodge, Ski Patrol and Nordic skiing. Mt. Werner, one of the nation's premier ski resorts, is located three miles from campus, this is our Giant Slalom and Slalom training/racing venue.
With the outstanding cooperation at both sites, we are able to train any day or night, as necessary. We use a combination of mornings, afternoons and the occasional evening for training. This allows us to take best advantage of snow conditions and class schedules.
Interested in joining?
Please use the form below to contact us.
