2013 Nature Valley U.S. Alpine Championships

The U.S. Alpine Championships are a culmination of the ski racing year which brings together the U.S. Ski Team and hundreds of young athletes from U.S. Ski and Snowboard Association club programs from across the country. Complete with opening ceremonies, parties and world class racing.

Watch the U.S. Alpine Championships this Sunday at 9am on NBC

Welcome

2013 Nature Valley U.S. Alpine Championships at Squaw Valley

Squaw Valley is proud to be the host resort for 2013 Nature Valley U.S. Alpine Championships March 20-24, 2013. With a local record of U.S. Ski Team alumni that is unrivalled, coupled with a Renaissance that places Squaw Valley on par with the world’s greatest winter destinations the stage is set for a competition of grand importance. We welcome the athletes, coaches and U.S. Ski Team staff and invite spectators for an action packed week-on and off the snow. In particular, we congratulate the local competitors: Julia Mancuso, Marco Sullivan and Travis Ganong on their accomplishments and wish them success at their home mountain.

Be sure to plan your trip with Squaw Valley Lake Tahoe Reservations including the best rate on Squaw Valley/Alpine Meadows lift tickets. Transportation options are available and you’ll want to check the weather and conditions. During your stay, be sure to enjoy all that Squaw Valley has to offer including expansive dining, shopping and activities. Download the Squaw Valley App to get everything Squaw Valley - including real time lift/trail status, list of services, function to find your friends, and more - in the palm of your hands.

Join us in celebrating U.S. Nationals at Squaw Valley.

Download The Nature Valley U.S. Alpine Championships brochure.

Carbon Free Event

Carbon Lighthouse has partnered with Squaw Valley to make this the first ever carbon-neutral U.S. Alpine Championships.

In order to raise awareness around the impact of climate change on the winter sports community, we have identified the major sources of carbon at the event—including spectator and athlete travel, mountain operations, and hotel stays associated with the event—and will be buying carbon allowances that address this pollution. This complements other efforts we have already initiated to reduce our infrastructure’s carbon footprint by 10%, such as: replacing old lighting at Squaw Valley and Alpine Meadows, and installing automated controls on our swimming pool at High Camp and in our office spaces. We’ve also been testing biodiesel in our vehicles and sponsoring the Free TART Ski Shuttle on the weekends during the winter season) to help reduce carbon emissions from vehicles.

Carbon Footprint

Secondly, we are working with our local trash hauler, Tahoe Truckee Sierra Disposal, to pilot a compost program for the event to help develop composting for the region

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Schedule

2013 Nature Valley U.S. Alpine Championships Event Schedule
March 18-24, 2013

Day/Date	Event	Time	Location
Tuesday, March 19	Race Registration	8am-5pm	Village \| Mtn. Stream B
	Athlete Lunch	10am-12pm	O-Lounge/Bar 1
	TC Meeting	5pm	Village \| Alpen Glow

Wednesday, March 20	Race Registration	7am-4pm	Village \| Mtn. Stream B
	POSTPONED DUE TO WEATHER - Men's Giant Slalom	9:30am-12:30pm	POSTPONED DUE TO WEATHER
	Music, Featuring Jelly Bread	1:30pm	Main Stage
	Athlete/VIP Lunch	10am-12pm	O-Lounge/Bar 1
	Awards	2pm	Main Stage
	TC Meeting	5pm	Village \| Alpen Glow

Thursday, March 21	Race Registration	7am-4pm	Village \| Mtn. Stream B
	Women's Giant Slalom	8:45am and 10:30am
	Men's Giant Slalom	1pm and 2:30pm
	Athlete/VIP Lunch	10am-12pm	O-Lounge/Bar 1
	Audi Ski Challenge	2pm-4pm	Julia's Gold
	Music, Featuring Matt Reardon with Jelly Bread	1:30pm	Main Stage
	Awards	2pm	Main Stage
	TC Meeting	5pm	Village \| Alpen Glow

Friday, March 22	Race Registration	7am-4pm	Village \| Mtn. Stream B
	Women's Super G	9am
	Men's Super G	1pm
	Athlete/VIP Lunch	10am-12pm	O-Lounge/Bar 1
	Opening Ceremonies- Parade & Music Featuring The Wailers and Chali 2na of Jurassic 5	3pm-8pm	KT Base Bar
	TC Meeting	5pm	Village \| Alpen Glow
	U.S. Ski Team Pro-Am Race	4pm-8pm	Julia's Gold
	Awards	4pm	Main Stage
	Athlete Autograph Signing	4pm	Main Stage
	Athlete/Parent Banquet	6pm	Olympic Village Lodge

Saturday, March 23	Race Registration	7am-4pm	Village \| Mtn. Stream B
	Men's Slalom	9am and 12pm
	U.S. Ski Team Pro-Am Race	2pm	Julia's Gold
	Music, Featuring Matt Reardon with Jelly Bread	1:30pm	Main Stage
	Awards	2pm	Main Stage
	VIP Experience Party	3:30pm-8:30pm
	Fireworks Over Venue	8:30pm

Sunday, March 24	Women's Slalom	9am and 12pm
	Music, Featuring JJ Von Briesen	1:30pm	Main Stage
	Awards	2pm	Main Stage

Download Schedule of Events (.pdf)

2013 Nature Valley U.S. Alpine Championships TV Schedule

Network	Date	Time
NBC	Sunday, March 24	9am

Courses

2013 Nature Valley U.S. Alpine Championships Course Map

Download US Alpine Championship Course Map (.pdf)

Lodging

Village at Squaw Valley

Just steps from the lifts of Squaw Valley and in the heart of the action. The Village has eight outdoor hot tubs, fitness rooms, balconies, gas fireplaces, and most have kitchens. All buildings are non-smoking and pets are not allowed.

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PlumpJack Squaw Valley Inn

Just steps from the Aerial Tram at Squaw Valley, this casually elegant Inn, has 56 well-appointed rooms and several luxurious suites. Guest rooms include minibar, terry cloth robes, wireless internet, flat screen TV's, DVD players, and In Room Movie System. Enjoy the included gourmet breakfast buffet, a fitness facility, seasonal outdoor pool, outdoor firepit, 2 outdoor hot tubs and seasonal valet parking. The Inn is home to PlumpJack Café, which has received Wine Spectator’s “Best of, Award of Excellence” for the past 5 years. A quick walk across the street puts you in the lively Village. This property is non-smoking and well behaved dogs are allowed for a fee. A delicious gourmet breakfast buffet is included with your stay ($18 value).

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Olympic Village Inn

Olympic Village Inn is a charming family friendly resort nestled at the base of the internationally known Squaw Valley ski area. North Lake Tahoe and the Sierra Nevada mountains provide breathtaking views and a variety of outdoor recreation activities, no matter what season. This, combined with the European ambiance of the Olympic Village Inn will provide an unforgettable experience whether it be for a romantic get away or family vacation.

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Red Wolf Lodge at Squaw

This ski-in, ski-out property at the base of Squaw Valley offers cozy accommodations in an extremely convenient location. Step outside your door to find the beautiful Sierra Nevada mountain range in one direction and the European-style Village in the other direction. These timeshare condos have a fully-equipped kitchen, gas fireplace, and whirlpool tub. On the property you’ll find 3 outdoor hot tubs, sauna, foosball table, outdoor firepit, and BBQ grill. At Red Wolf Lodge, you’re never far from the many shops and restaurants in the Village. This property is non-smoking and pets are not allowed.

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Squaw Valley Lodge

Voted #1 hotel in Olympic Valley on Travel Advisor, this ski in/ski out lodge at the base of Squaw Valley is perfect for families and friends. Squaw Valley Lodge offers spacious and well-appointed condominiums that blend the comforts of home with the finest of hotel amenities and services. Relax at the extensive health club, indoor/outdoor hot tubs, steam room, sauna, seasonal outdoor pool and tennis courts, and on-site massage services. Just steps away from the restaurants and shops of the Village so there is never a lack dining and entertainment options. This is a non-smoking property and pets are not permitted.

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Resort at Squaw Creek

Access the skiing and riding at Squaw Valley with the Squaw Creek lift just steps from your door. The Resort at Squaw Creek has rooms ranging from deluxe to fireside suites and bi-level penthouses, Resort at Squaw Creek can provide luxury lodging for parties from two to nine people. You'll enjoy custom furnishings, slate entryways, ceramic-tiled bathrooms, granite vanities, and LCD flat-screen TVs. Their suites and penthouses also feature gas fireplaces and resort kitchens.

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Stanford Alpine Chalet

The Stanford Alpine Chalet is a charming mountain retreat offering individual accommodations and exclusive use for groups. The Chalet is the closest lodging to the base of Alpine Meadows Ski Resort and offers 14 comfortable rooms with 3 delicious meals prepared by the Chalet Chef. Year round outdoor hot tub. Seasonal heated swimming pool, volleyball court, basketball half-court, horseshoe pit and ski season shuttle and social hour.

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America's Best Value Inn

AAA and Mobil Guide approved motel in the heart of downtown Tahoe City. New lake view spa. Walking distance to shops and restaurants. All non smoking rooms, some with microwaves and refrigerators. Continental breakfast. 8 miles to Squaw. Daily Shuttle Available.

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The Cottage Inn

The Cottage Inn is located 1.8 miles south of Tahoe City on the Historical West shore, with two acres surrounded with pines hosting nine cottages with a total of twenty two rooms. All rooms have shower bathrooms, TV, VCR, DVD, and gas fireplaces. Some have 2 Person Tubs. A full breakfast is offered in the morning with wine and cookies are offered in the afternoon. There is beach access, and Cottage Inn is close to skiing, the bike trail and hiking. No children under the age of 12 allowed.

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Shore House

Beautiful, romantic B & B on the north shore of Lake Tahoe. Enjoy views, afternoon boat rides in the summer, complimentary gourmet breakfast, wine and appetizers each evening and lake front hot tub. Perfect for a couples retreat. Drive to slopes.

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Athletes Attending

Squaw Athletes

Olympic Gold Medalist Julia Mancuso	Julia Mancuso splits her time between Squaw Valley, Hawaii and hotel rooms across the globe. In between, she has captured more Olympic medals than any other American woman with three. As a four-event athlete from the beginning Mancuso started World Cup racing and was a NorAm champion at 16, competed in the Olympics at 17, set a U.S. mark for Junior World Championships medals before she was out of her teens, and started her twenties by capturing two World Championships medals. Mancuso tallied 1,020 World Cup points in 2012 to finish fourth in the overall standings, second in super G and top 10 in downhill and giant slalom. It was her best season since 2007 and included a stunning super G victory in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany and a dominating performance at the Moscow city event. She then closed out the season by upping her own U.S. Championships title record to 15 before heading back to Hawaii to solar power up for the 2013 World Championship year. Moral of the story is Mancuso is fully healthy, fully confident and knows there are World Cup titles and more World Championships medals (she has yet to win gold) on the horizon.
World Cup winner Marco Sullivan	With skiing in his soul Marco Sullivan grew up in Lake Tahoe and was on a ski hill from his earliest memory, coming down a snow-covered gravel hill in his backyard at 3. He learned to go fast on some of the gnarliest terrain at Squaw Valley and was a promising four-event skier before he started to concentrate on downhill. It's all about the speed. Sully was starting to get things dialed in during the 2012 season with downhill points across six races and a solid 17th in the Lake Louise, Canada super G. His equipment was starting to feel dialed, but he still felt like there was a lot more he could have accomplished on the results side. Still healthy and smiling, he's back for the World Championship season and as eager to win as ever. A third victory at the annual Arctic Man Ski and Snow Go classic plus a filming trip with Warren Miller in Alaska will do that.
U.S. Champion Travis Ganong	Travis Ganong knows how to pick a line down a race course and in the backcountry, but it was the line set by older sisters Megan and Ali, which helped reel him into ski racing. He launched his World Cup career in 2010 and has quickly become a leading member of the future downhill greats club. Ganong turned a semi-frustrating start of the 2012 season into a full court press come January where he stuffed a career-best 12th down the throat of the famed Hahnenkamm downhill in Kitzbuehel, Austria. Though for Ganong, the true payday didn't come until spring when he linked up with Warren Miller and Points North Heli for an AK segment in the famous fall classic ski film.
Bryce Bennett	Another in the long line of Squaw Valley powder hounds (Julia Mancuso, Marco Sullivan, Travis Ganong), Bryce Bennett blasted onto the U.S. Development Team in the same way he hucks cliffs at Squaw – by going big. An invite to a 2011 spring tryout camp proved to be the only opportunity he needed and successfully punched a ticket onto the team by showing coaches his form on the hard stuff is just as solid as it is in the fluff. He continued to ski large in 2012 by producing top 25 performances in super G, slalom and combined at the Junior World Championships, including a stunning sixth in the combined. He then rolled that speed into the Nature Valley U.S. Alpine Championships and stomped a blitz of junior podiums, enough to skip a rung on the U.S. Ski Team ladder by leaping C Team entirely.
Nick Daniels	On skis at the age of 3 and a member of the Squaw Valley Ski Team from kindergarten on, Nick Daniels is an all around skier who honed every bit of his skills by mixing a steady diet of powder skiing and gate training at Squaw. Daniels had a dandy 2011 season rolling with multiple top NorAm finishes including podiums in slalom, super G and super combined along with a good showing at the Junior World Championships.
Keith Moffat	Growing up in Berkeley, California, Keith Moffat headed to Squaw Valley with his family on weekends where skiing with the Mighty Mites turned into a ski racing career. Using skiing icon Shane McConkey and Squaw hero and World Cup winner Marco Sullivan as role models, Moffat made the U.S. Development Team in 2009 and was named to the C team in 2010. At the World Jrs in 2011, Keith earned 4th place in DH, which was the highest avhievement to date of an American in the downhill since Travis Ganong earned 4th in 2008. Making a remarkable comeback after unfortunate injuries, Keith continues to charge up the pipeline.
Foreste Peterson	Squaw Valley's Foreste Peterson was invited to train with the U.S. Development Team in Austria in 2010 and rallied that experience into a spot on the Team for the 2011 season. After a solid summer of training, she was ready to rock in 2011, but a fractured ankle sidelined her for the entire competitive season. Her return to racing did not disappoint as Peterson finished top 25 in the NorAm overall, slalom, giant slalom and super G standings, plus top 25 in slalom at the Junior World Championships. Next up NorAm titles and perhaps a World Cup start.

Other US Ski Team Athletes (Alpine A Team)

Stacey Cook	A California girl Stacey Cook moved to Mammoth Mountain just as the United States was lighting the 2002 Olympic Torch. It took her all of two years to win the NorAm overall and downhill titles and two more to land on her first Olympic Team. Cook went on a downhill tear during the 2012 winter with five World Cup top 10 finishes, including a ninth at the 2014 Olympic track in Sochi, Russia. The end result was a 10th place ranking in the season-long standings. It was the best season of her career and sparked a fire in "Cookie" that will be a full-on blaze during the 2013 World Championship season.
Tim Jitloff	Tim Jitloff, like so many Lake Tahoe tykes, was on skis by 2 and free skied through most of his youth. He stepped up to the U.S. Development Team in 2005, the same year he captured a Junior World Championship, and since has become a constant visitor to the front door of a World Cup podium. The 2012 winter was a resurgence for Jitloff with a barrage of World Cup giant slalom top 20's, including a 10th in Beaver Creek, CO – home of the 2015 World Championships. He was sitting in the driver seat of making the top 25 World Cup Finals when late-season mistake at Kranjska Gora, Slovenia bumped him to 27th on the season in the giant slalom standings. Undeterred Jitloff knows he has the speed to compete with the best, even at the upcoming 2013 World Championships where he hopes to be a contender in both giant slalom and super combined.
Ted Ligety	Skiing always comes first for 2006 Olympic gold medalist and three-time World Cup giant slalom champion Ted Ligety. Whether it's dropping cliffs in his speed suit on a cancelation day, taking the snowmobiles into the Utah backcountry or laying down some of the most incredible angles in all of ski racing, "Shred" is constantly pushing and evolving the sport. Ligety may have come up short of a fourth Audi FIS Alpine World Cup giant slalom title, but that isn't a good representation of his 2012 season. He racked up 513 GS points for the most of his career, moved back into the top 15 for slalom and finished ninth in the overall standings. He also defended his wins at Soelden, Austria and Beaver Creek, plus ripped back his Kranjska Gora, Slovenia title.
Steve Nyman	Born and bred in Utah, Steven Nyman was skiing at 2 (Dad ran the ski school at Sundance) and was a discretionary pick to the 2002 Junior Worlds squad where he landed two medals.
Laurene Ross	Ross was poised to make a big impact in on the 2012 World Cup scene but ended up with a major impact into the Lake Louise fences during the second race of the season. Ross returned to the circuit stronger than anyone could have predicted and ended up landing top 30 finishes in every race except one to earn a trip to the World Cup Finals for downhill. She then closed out the season ranked 22nd in the discipline – the best of her career.
Mikaela Shiffrin	Shiffrin's meteoric rise into the World Cup elite wasn't a surprise to anyone who's been paying attention. With the work ethic and passion of Lindsey Vonn, Shiffrin posted her first World Cup starts as a 15-year-old and nearly scored her first points. The following season (2012) was her official World Cup "rookie" year and she did not disappoint. Record: eighth in her first slalom of the season (Aspen), a slalom podium with third just after Christmas, giant slalom points in February and a trip to the elite top-25 World Cup Finals. She ended the season ranked 17th in the world in slalom – as a 17-year-old. Her peers took notice and voted her "World Cup Rookie of the Year."
Leanna Smith	Olympian Leanne Smith followed her older sister Laurel into skiing, latched onto racing and continues to shave microseconds from her time. A NorAm champion and topflight junior skier, she inked a spot on the World Cup elite after finishing 23rd in her career first World Cup start, which also happened to be the first downhill of the 2008 season. Smith posted the best results of her career during the 2012 season with personal bests in both downhill (7th, St. Moritz, SUI) and super G.
Resi Stiegler	Olympian and daughter to Olympic gold medalist Pepi Stielger, Resi (RAY-zee) was born and grew up in prime ski country (Jackson Hole, WY, and Lienz, Austria). She's represented the United States at every level of alpine ski racing - Topolino, Whistler Cup, Junior Worlds, World Cup, World Championships and the Olympics. She’s won Junior Worlds medals and U.S. titles and if not for multiple injury plagued seasons, would likely be a World Cup podium staple
Andrew Weibrecht	Andrew Weibrecht is sibling No. 4 in a family of five and took up skiing after he begged his parents to let him join older brother Jonathan at Whiteface. Now one of the most exhilarating ski racers to watch kick out of the start gate, Weibrecht transitioned from kid swinging on his parents chandeliers to becoming the 2010 Olympic super G bronze medalist.

Alpine B Team	Alpine C Team	Alpine D Team
Michael Ankeny	Marrk Engel	Kieffer Christianson
Tommy Biesemeyer	Abby Ghent	Robert Cone
Will Bradenburg	Keith Moffat	Katherine Irwin
David Chodunsky	Nick Daniels	Nicholas Krause
Jared Goldberg		Lila Lapanja
Will Gregorak		Paula Moltzon
Robby Kelley		Katie Ryan
Wiley Maple		Sydney Staples
		Matthew Strand
		Foreste Peterson

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