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Photo Below Left: Carolyn Beckedorff - Sugarbush Slalom 2008 (photo by Stacey Weston)

Photo Below: Right: Class 8 Men - Sunday River Nationals 2006

New England Masters Racing is fun, challenging, as competitive as you want to make it, certainly addictive, elite but not elitist.  Come on out and ski as fast as you want, dare, or can on a closed course that's all yours!  Watch some folks ski amazingly well, then emulate them.  Find someone of your own ability and bet them a beer on your run.  Discover the true capabilities of your hot new equipment.

Skiers 18 and older race slalom, Giant Slalom, Super G on World Cup style courses at ski areas throughout northern New England. Springtime offers National and International Championships at venues across North America. (Sunday River in '09, Mammoth in '08, Big Sky in '07, Sunday River in '06, Big Sky in '05, Aspen in '04, Park City in '03, Winter Park in '02, Sun Valley in '01, Sugarloaf in '00, Mammoth, Copper, Aspen, Breckenridge, Sunday River, Jackson Hole, Vail/Beaver Creek, Bachelor, Big Sky, etc.)

Ski with a fun, friendly bunch of extraordinary (and ordinary) people from all walks of life. Two or even three generations of some families often compete in the same event. Prizes are by age group and overall, for each race and for the season. Informal rivalries cross all lines of age and gender.  We're Masters racers; the older we get, the faster we were!

Race entry fees are $50.00 - $55.00, due one week in advance, and include a lift ticket.  

Masters General Racer Eligibility - To participate in USSA masters events, athletes must be:

1. Masters races are open to athletes 18 years of age or older with appropriate eligibility, according to USSA rules.

2. A USSA Alpine Masters Membership is required over the age of 24.

3. Athletes who are 18 to 24 and who hold a USSA Competitor or Student Membership may race in masters races except for the Regional and National Championships.

4. Racers between the ages of 18 and 20, not holding a USSA Competitor membership or a USSA Student membership, may purchase a temporary USSA membership which is good for one event (generally one weekend of racing) This membership option can be purchased for a maximum of two events. (your age is computed as of Dec. 31 of the current winter season).

Step 1: Join US Ski and Snowboard Association with a Masters, Student, or Temporary Membership:

USSA Membership Forms
USSA Membership Web Page
Membership Hotline:  (435) 647-2666.  Fax (435) 649-3616.
Membership e-mail: membership-at-ussa.org

Step 2: Enroll in New England Masters Skiing - NEMS Sign-Up Form
(Not required if racing only one weekend with a temporary USSA membership.) Send a $35 check ($25 before November 1, 2009) and the NEMS sign-up form with your name, age, birth date, address, and USSA number, to:  New England Masters Skiing, Jim McKeon, 1378 Colonial Drive Rutland, VT 05701 802–775–7056
 

Step 3: Enter a Race one week in advance  - Send a completed NE Masters entry form to the contact person listed on the schedule.                          

Please Note: Entries will be made on separate USSA/NEMS (New England Masters) entry forms for each race, and mailed with individual race fees (a separate check for each event entered) to be received at the race site on or prior to the Wednesday preceding the race. Late entries are subject to an additional surtax of at least $10 at the discretion of the organizing area. Areas will return entry fees or tear up check, if notice that the racer is unable to attend is received by the area organizer prior to 4PM on the day preceding the race. Should entries exceed organizer's quota, New England Masters will determine eligibility. Any athlete holding a valid appropriate USSA license may also register online as indicated on the Schedule Page.
NOTE: Temporary memberships and race entries will be accepted on race day, only by prior arrangement with Jim McKeon, director-at-nemasters.org.

For more information:
Jim McKeon, Executive Director, New England Masters Skiing, director-at-nemasters.org
Bill Skinner, US Masters Coordinator, bskinner-at-ussa.org, (435) 647-2633 membership-at-ussa.org.

Comments on this web site?  Please e-mail sprocket-at-nemasters.org.

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