Created: 10 January 2019
HIGH CASCADE + WINDELLS: High Cascade Snowboard Camp and Windells Ski Camp (WE ARE CAMP) provide 8-day all inclusive summer snowboard and freeski camp experiences on Mt. Hood during June, July and August. This season High Cascade & Windells are aiming to provide life changing experiences to more young snowboards and freeskiers across the nation by offering summer camp scholarships!
Windells and High Cascade will offer 4 Full scholarships aka FREE CAMPS, 4 $1,000 scholarships ($1000 off a camp session), 6 -$500 scholarships ($500 off a camp session) and 10 $250 scholarships ($250 off a camp session) to USASA members. Learn more about the program and apply at highcascade.com/scholarships or windells.com/scholarships
Both We Are Camp and USASA will review all applications; winners will be selected and announced prior to the beginning of Summer 2019.
High Cascade & Windells will also be offering a $200 camp discount to all current USASA members. Use code “USASA2019”
Created: 08 January 2019
The National Championship Grants will be awarded this season to select individuals who have qualified for the 2019 USASA National Championships and who demonstrate significant financial need. Past USASA performance along with current National and Regional Rankings will also be considered. Applicant must be in good standing with the USASA. Grants in the amount of $250, $500, and $1000 will be issued in the form of a check to the address provided after confirmation of attendance at the USASA National Championships.
If you'd like to help defer the costs of National Championships please consider donating to the National Championship Grant here.
Created: 04 December 2018
Those involved in the freeski and snowboard communities probably know that U.S. Ski & Snowboard and the United States of America Snowboard and Freeski Association (USASA) have been working together closely for years. What many do not know is the significant contribution to athletes, coaches, and judges that results from the cooperation between these two organizations.
U.S. Ski & Snowboard and USASA have been working together to support snowboarding for more than 20 years. Most recently USASA has also been the number one contributor to the regional freeski event market and is entering its 30th year as an integral piece of the event and development pipeline for both sports.
Created: 27 November 2018
USASA Nationals champion and 2014 Olympic freeski halfpipe gold medalist, Maddie Bowman, is changing things up in 2019. This homegrown South Tahoe Series alum, who moved to Utah in 2015 to be closer to US Ski & Snowboard training center, has moved back to her beloved Tahoe and is settling into college life at Sierra Nevada College as a junior. In between juggling twelve college credits and preparing for another season dominating the professional freeskiing circuit, Maddie took a few moments of her time to talk to us about college life and her favorite things about being back in Tahoe.
Created: 20 November 2018
WEND WAX is offering USASA Members 30% off on the USASA WEND WAX kit with code USASA30. A $90 value for just $63 and a perfect kit for any day on the hill.
A great wax pack to have for any trip to the hill!
Created: 13 November 2018
At USASA, we pride ourselves on creating an environment that cultivates excellence, respect and fun and we know that whether you’re looking to be the next Olympic gold medalist or are looking to take your riding skills to the next level. The journey begins here, at USASA.
#JourneyBeginsHere
Created: 09 November 2018
U.S. Ski & Snowboard’s new slopestyle and big air national development coach Nichole Mason is set to host the first ever all-female USASA freeski and snowboard Level 100 and 200 clinics from Dec. 3-6 at Copper Mountain, Colo. The Level 100 clinic will take place Dec. 3-4 and will target intro level coaches who will be working with Phase 1 and Phase 2 athletes. The Level 200 Clinic will take place Dec. 5-6 and will target more experienced coaches who have been working with athletes for a number of years and whose goals are to expand their knowledge and skill set to better work with Phase 3, 4 and 5 athletes.
