FAQ

 Alpine YSL Comp athletes meet on Peak 9 adjacent to the Beaver Run Chairlift.

Alpine Age Class and Ability athletes will meet at the race course unless TeamSnap says otherwise.

Team Breckenridge communicates through an app called TeamSnap.  All schedules for your athletes program will be communicated through the app.  Dates, times and locations will be kept up to date by the Director of each program.

Alpine YSL Comp Team Part-time

Sunday

Drop off is 8:30am- Beaver Run Peak 9

Pick up is 2:30pm

Alpine YSL Comp Team Full-time

Saturday

Drop off is 8:30am- Beaver Run Peak 9

Pick up is 2:30pm

Sunday

Drop off is 8:30am- Beaver Run Peak 9

Pick up is 12:30pm

Age Class and Ability

Drop off is 8:15am-Beaver Run Peak 9

Pick up is 2:30pm (ALL athletes are expected to ski until 2:30 unless approved by coach)

Parking for team drop off is in the skier drop-off in the Beaver Run Parking Lot (main skier parking lot on Peak 9).

Please DO NOT park / drop off in the Beaver Run bus loop (this is drive through drop off. Cars can not be left unattended while you walk your athlete over to meet their coaches).

No, Team Breckenridge does not provide lunch.  Please pack a lunch and snacks along with a water bottle that will not freeze.

Kids can keep their lunches in a chairlift safe backpack which gets stored in our meeting place until lunchtime.

Your child should have the following items each week.

• Ski Pass
• Skis
• Boots
• Poles 
• Helmet
• Goggles
• Ski Clothing
• Gloves
• Buff
• Hand warmers - Not required but recommended to have just in case!
• Pack extra warm clothes and dry gloves/mittens
• Lunch & Snacks
• Water Bottle
• Apply Sunscreen

Older skiers should come prepared with proper training equipment; pole guards, shin guards, chin guards and both race and terrain skis if stated on TeamSnap.

Alpine YSL Comp Team

• Kombi Skis- Skis that your athlete can use for both Slalom (SL) and Giant Slalom (GS) races
• A pair of terrain skis (not required)
• Boots, poles
• Race suit (not required)
• Hard ear Helmet (All U14+ need to have a FIS helmet)
• A chairlift safe backpack large enough to fit their lunch, water bottle and extra layers

Age Class and Ability

• GS, SL and terrain skis
  • Some athletes may need Super-G skis. Please contact your coach.
• GS, SL poles with pole guards
• Hard ear helmet (FIS legal required for U14+)
• Back protector (recommended)

Team Breck does have a large used gear inventory. Please reach out to Heidi Armstrong if you are interested in used gear.

Team Breck is proud to partner with Summit School District and the Peak School to serve our full time Alpine and Freeride student-athletes. Team Breck believes our athletes are students first and we work with school counselors, athletes and parents to encourage academic success. We provide the most flexibility of any regional ski team, so even our full time athletes can pursue the competitive academic IBDP program at Summit High School.

All Summit Middle and High School, and Snow Peaks student-athletes wishing to ski during the school week must register as "academic athletes" with their counselors. Middle School students can do so at the beginning of the school year, while high school students must register prior to the school year. Students must meet their school's attendance and performance requirements to continue to be released for ski training.

All Summit High School Academic Athletes MUST fill out this document prior to the start of the school year

Full-time Age Class and Ability programs train Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

Monday, Wednesday and Friday

12:30pm-4:30pm

All athletes are expected to train the whole session and assist with course tear down.

Saturday and Sunday

8:15am- 2:30pm

All athletes are expected to assist with training setup and tear down.