New for the 2016 / 17 season, we've expanded the Skier Age classes to exactly match the existing snowboard age classes. So yes, we will now have Ruggie Skier age class along with Kahuna and Methuselah Skiers too, how awesome is that?
The 2016 / 2017 USASA season has begun!
Please take a moment to view the short video shown below to help you understand the changes that we've made to our membership structure. Login to your account to renew your membership or become a new member today.
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While USASA was makin' the rounds at Mt. Hood Executive Director Mike Mallon (center) and Director of Administration, Zippy Neil (far left) presented a gift of thanks to the folks of WeRCamp for their wonderful partnership.
Also pictured is Kevin English, CEO of We Are Camp (2nd from left), Chris Hargrave, President of Windells, VP We Are Camp (2nd from right) and Thomas Johnson Director of Marketing, We Are Camp (far right). #weareusasa #wercamp #hcsc #windellscamp Windells Camp High Cascade Snowboard Camp
The World Snowboard Federation & TTR held their General Assembly, June 24th-26th, in Kleinarl, Austria. Delegates from 22 Nations joined the two day long meetings, representing National Snowboard Associations, Riders, Event Organizers and Boardsports Media.
The results of the last days of joint sessions between WSF and TTR moves snowboarding forward in an unrivaled way. During their meetings, WSF and TTR agreed to collectively pave the way to create a new governing structure for International Snowboarding. The new organization will serve Snowboarding on all levels, in a completely neutral way, smashing down walls that have built up over years adding to an already splintered landscape for competition snowboarding. The future will provide a transparent non-confrontational and unified sports system that will be extremely easy for the world to navigate.
