FAQ

Team Breckenridge does not provide uniforms. Athletes are required to wear a team jacket which can be purchased new through Team Breck or used through a teammate.

Our current membership is 130 athletes. We believe in maintaining small, individualized ski programs. Our membership includes all Alpine disciplines, Freeride and Big Mountain.

Work Deposit Program provides families with the choice of volunteering time or money to support our program.  Support of our community and membership lead to our success.  We host competitions and fundraising events which require volunteers.  These events support high level programs and lower program costs.  Without volunteer support, we must use work deposit funds to pay for event staffing.

TBK offers a variety of volunteer opportunities which can be applied to a Work Deposit which support the club and local community.  Several subcommittees are tasked with specific areas of commitments and interests.  Assistance is needed with administrative tasks, on-hill and competition support, fundraising, and grant writing.  We also seek support for marketing and public relation programs and membership awareness.

Summit County is fortunate to have two options for junior athletes to consider for alpine, mogul and freeride ski programs.  Different philosophies, training techniques, cost, program sizes, coaching styles, allocation of resources and experiences are all considerations in selecting the program that best fits your needs and desires.

Team Breckenridge does not currently have a snowboard team.

Team Breckenridge does not provide transportation from Denver.

TBK program fees do not include season passes. Discounted season passes are available to TBK membership through Breckenridge Ski Resort beginning in October.

Once all membership requirements have been met, TBK will distribute your season pass voucher (upon request) .  Usually this is available in mid October.