Welcome to the 2026/2027 WVABBTS Alpine Registration.
This registration is for all Alpine groups, Mitey Mites through Masters.
Before attempting registration, please make sure that your or your athlete’s USSA Number is valid for the 2026/2027 season. If their USSA license is not valid, you will not be permitted to continue with registration until it is updated.
Additional Costs Due at Registration:
All families are required to purchase a family Membership.
Family Membership – $800
Yullr subscriptions will now be included in training fees for U12 and older Alpine athletes, as well as Devo and “A” Freestyle athletes. We have been working closely with the Yullr team to refine camera placement and improve the interface to help athletes and coaches take full advantage of the technology. Cameras have also been installed at the bag jump facility to expand the system’s capabilities.
The annual capital investment fee of $500 per family will begin this coming season. This fee represents a strategic investment in the strength and sustainability of our club, helping us manage critical infrastructure costs in a fair and predictable way. By implementing this fee, we can protect program fees from sharp increases while continuing to maintain and enhance the facilities that make our programs possible. Please note that the fee will apply to all club and academy families. If your family has athletes in both the club and the academy, you will only be assessed once. This ensures that every family contributes fairly while avoiding duplicate charges.
In the near term, the fee will directly support the remaining costs of the Benson Family Competition Center, a transformative addition to our campus that has already had a significant impact.
Credits by age group.
Alpine U10
The U10 alpine programs are for assertive young skiers ages 8-10 and are focused on developing increasingly refined alpine skills. WVBBTS winter programs run from late November to the end of March. Training is every weekend and includes the Holiday Break and February Vacation weeks (Massachusetts or New Hampshire)
We provide a fun, yet structured learning environment that emphasizes racing skills and techniques in all types of conditions and terrain. U10 athletes will compete in 4 to 5 local USSS races throughout the season. Our U10 athletes will also have the opportunity to show off their skills at three “Skills Days” at Loon, Cannon, & Waterville.
Head Coach – Joe Sampson
Alpine U12
The U12 alpine programs are for assertive young skiers ages 10-12 and is focused on developing increasingly refined alpine skills. WVBBTS winter programs run from late November to the end of March. Training is every weekend and includes the Holiday Break and February Vacation weeks (Massachusetts or New Hampshire).
We provide a fun, yet structured learning environment that emphasizes racing skills and techniques in all types of conditions and terrain. All athletes in the U12s compete throughout the season, in a limited number of open USSS events in NH, and a focus on the Northern Division NHARA Qualifiers. WVBBTS U12 athletes strive to win the Overall Team Trophy at the NHARA Finals and at the NHARA State Championships, as well as to individually qualify for the U12 NHARA State Team. Our highest ranked U12 athletes strive to earn an invitation to the Francis Piche’s Invitational.
Head Coach
Alpine U14
The U14 alpine programs are for assertive young skiers ages 12-14 and is focused on developing increasingly refined alpine skills. WVBBTS winter programs run from late November to the end of March. Training is every weekend and includes the Holiday Break and February Vacation weeks (Massachusetts or New Hampshire).
We provide a fun, yet structured learning environment that emphasizes racing skills and techniques in all types of conditions and terrain. All athletes in the U14s compete throughout the season, in a limited number of open USSS events in NH, and a focus on the Northern Division NHARA Races. WVBBTS U14 athletes strive to win the Overall Team Trophy at the NHARA Finals and at the NHARA State Championships as well as to individually qualify for the U14 NHARA State Team. Our highest ranked U14 athletes strive to earn an invitation to the USSA Eastern Jr. Championships and ultimately compete at the Eastern U14 Can-Am competitions.
Head Coach – Rich Smith
Alpine U16
The U16 alpine program provides athletes with the opportunity to build upon existing skills, acquire new skills and increase their ability to compete successfully. U16 athletes, who are ages 14-16, compete in about 15-20 events each season consisting primarily of USSS events. Top U16 athletes aspire to compete in the Eastern U16 Finals, the U16 Eastern Championships, and ultimately the U16 Nationals. The U16 level includes a full training schedule which is approximately 50 weekend days throughout the winter. U16 Athletes interested in full-time training and who aspire to race FIS should look into Waterville Valley Academy programs.
Head Coach – Rick Turner
Alpine U18-21
The U18/21 Weekend Program provides athletes with the opportunity to refine their skills during training. Our professional and experienced coaching staff will help athletes achieve the next level of alpine racing development. This program is for athletes ages 16 and up (as of the end of the calendar year). U18/21 athletes compete in approximately 25-50 races each season, consisting primarily of USSS events. Many of our athletes also train and compete with their high school teams during the week. Athletes may qualify for FIS competitions based on their ability and appropriate level of USSS points.
There are approximately 50 days of training through out the winter for this program.
Head Coach – Rick Turner
High School U16+
Thus program is designed for athletes who compete for their high school teams while continuing their development with WVABBTS. Similar to our U16 – U21 Program, athletes receive high-quality technical coaching and training, but with fewer on-snow days to accommodate the high school racing season. Only 25 days, including any WVABBTS supported races.
Head Coach – Rick Turner
