NCAA Skiing Championships

NCAA Skiing Championship

Founded	1954;69 years ago (1954)
Number of teams	32
Current champions	Utah (15)
Most successful club(s)	Team: Denver (24) Individual: Colorado (95)
Website	NCAA.com

The Denver Pioneers at the White House with President George W. Bush in June 2008. Through 2020, Denver owns the most team titles at 24.

The NCAA Skiing Championships are held annually to crown the National Collegiate Athletic Association combined men's and women's team skiing champion. Before 1983, the championship was only for men's skiing. Unlike many NCAA sports, only one National Collegiate championship is held each season with teams from Division I, Division II, and Division III competing together.

The University of Denver has won a record 24 team titles, including ten since 2000. The University of Colorado is second with 20 titles (plus one AIAW title), and the University of Utah is third with 14 (plus one AIAW title).

Denver won the first NCAA championship in 1954 at Reno with 384 points, ^[1] 34.4 points ahead of runner-up Seattle University. ^{[2] [3]} The scoring system has been modified over the years; in 2012, Vermont scored a record 832 points, with a record margin of 161 points over second-place Utah. ^[4]

The 2020 edition started on schedule, but was canceled in progress due to the COVID-19 pandemic. ^[5]

Team champions

NCAA Skiing Championships
Year	Site (Host Team)	Host Resort		Champion	Score	Runner-Up	Score
Men's Championships
1954 Details	Reno, NV (Nevada)	Slide Mountain		Denver	384	Seattle	349.6
1955 Details	Northfield, VT (Norwich)	Norwich University Ski Area		Denver	567.05	Dartmouth	558.935
1956 Details	Winter Park, CO (Colorado, Denver)	Winter Park Ski Area		Denver	582.01	Dartmouth	541.77
1957 Details	Huntsville, UT (Utah, Utah State)	Snow Basin		Denver	577.95	Colorado	545.29
1958 Details	Lyme Center, NH (Dartmouth)	Dartmouth Skiway		Dartmouth	561.2	Denver	550.6
1959 Details	Winter Park, CO (Denver, Western State, Air Force)	Winter Park Ski Area		Colorado	549.4	Denver	543.6
1960 Details	Bozeman, MT (Montana State)	Bridger Bowl		Colorado	571.4	Denver	568.6
1961 Details	Hancock, VT (Middlebury)	Middlebury College Snow Bowl		Denver	376.19	Middlebury	366.94
1962 Details	Olympic Valley, CA (California, Nevada)	Squaw Valley		Denver	390.08	Colorado	374.30
1963 Details	Big Cottonwood Canyon, UT (Utah)	Solitude		Denver	384.6	Colorado	381.6
1964 Details	Franconia, NH (Dartmouth)	Cannon Mountain Ski Area		Denver	370.2	Dartmouth	368.8
1965 Details	Mount Baker-Snoqualmie N.F., WA (Washington)	Crystal Mountain		Denver	380.5	Utah	378.4
1966 Details	Crested Butte, CO	Crested Butte		Denver	381.02	Western State	365.92
1967 Details	Carrabassett Valley, ME	Sugarloaf		Denver	376.7	Wyoming	375.9
1968 Details	Steamboat Springs, CO	Mount Werner Steamboat		Wyoming	383.9	Denver	376.2
1969 Details	Steamboat Springs, CO	Mount Werner Steamboat		Denver	388.6	Dartmouth	372.0
1970 Details	Franconia, NH	Cannon Mountain Ski Area		Denver	386.6	Dartmouth	378.8
1971 Details	Lead, SD	Terry Peak		Denver	394.7	Colorado	373.1
1972 Details	Winter Park, CO (Colorado) [6]	Winter Park Ski Area		Colorado	385.3	Denver	380.1
1973 Details	Hancock, VT (Middlebury)	Middlebury College Snow Bowl		Colorado	381.89	Wyoming	377.83
1974 Details	Teton Village, WY (Wyoming)	Jackson Hole		Colorado	176	Wyoming	162
1975 Details	Durango, CO (Fort Lewis)	Durango Mountain		Colorado	183	Vermont	115
1976 Details	Newry, ME (Bates)	Sunday River		Colorado Dartmouth	112	—
1977 Details	Winter Park, CO (Colorado) [7]	Winter Park Ski Area		Colorado	179	Wyoming	154.5
1978 Details	Franconia, NH (New Hampshire)	Cannon Mountain Ski Area		Colorado	152.5	Wyoming	121.5
1979 Details	Steamboat Springs, CO (Colorado)	Mount Werner Steamboat		Colorado	153	Utah	130
1980 Details	Lake Placid, NY & Stowe, VT	Whiteface & Stowe		Vermont	171	Utah	151
1981 Details	Park City, UT (Utah)	Park City Mountain Resort		Utah	183	Vermont	172
1982 Details	Lake Placid, NY (St. Lawrence)	Whiteface		Colorado	461	Vermont	436.5
Co-ed Championships
1983 Details	Bozeman, MT (Montana State)	Bridger Bowl		Utah	696	Vermont	650
1984 Details	Pinkham Notch, NH (New Hampshire)	Wildcat Mountain Ski Area		Utah	750.5	Vermont	684
1985 Details	Bozeman, MT (Montana State)	Bridger Bowl		Wyoming	764	Utah	744
1986 Details	Stowe, VT (Vermont)	Stowe Mountain Resort		Utah	612	Vermont	602
1987 Details	Girdwood, AK (Alaska–Anchorage)	Alyeska Resort		Utah	710	Vermont	627
1988 Details	Hancock, VT (Middlebury)	Middlebury College Snow Bowl		Utah	651	Vermont	614
1989 Details	Teton Village, WY (Wyoming)	Jackson Hole Mountain Resort		Vermont	672	Utah	668
1990 Details	Stowe, VT (Vermont)	Stowe Mountain Resort		Vermont	671	Utah	571
1991 Details	Park City, UT (Utah)	Park City Mountain Resort		Colorado	713	Vermont	682
1992 Details	Pinkham Notch, NH (New Hampshire)	Wildcat Mountain Ski Area		Vermont	693.5	New Mexico	642.5
1993 Details	Steamboat Springs, CO (Colorado)	Mount Werner Steamboat Ski Resort		Utah	783	Vermont	700.5
1994 Details	Carrabassett Valley, ME (Colby College)	Sugarloaf Ski Resort		Vermont	688	Utah	667
1995 Details	Pinkham Notch, NH (New Hampshire)	Wildcat Mountain Ski Area		Colorado	720.5	Utah	711
1996 Details	Bozeman, MT (Montana State)	Bridger Bowl		Utah	719	Denver	635.5
1997 Details	Stowe, VT (Vermont)	Stowe Mountain Resort		Utah	686	Vermont	646.5
1998 Details	Bozeman, MT (Montana State)	Bridger Bowl		Colorado	654	Utah	651.5
1999 Details	Newry, ME (Bates)	Sunday River Ski Resort		Colorado	650	Denver	636
2000 Details	Park City, UT (Utah)	Park City Mountain Resort		Denver	720	Colorado	621
2001 Details	Hancock, VT (Middlebury)	Middlebury College Snow Bowl		Denver	649	Vermont	605
2002 Details	Girdwood, AK (Alaska–Anchorage)	Alyeska Resort		Denver	656	Colorado	612
2003 Details	Lyme Center, NH (Dartmouth)	Dartmouth Skiway		Utah	682	Vermont	551
2004 Details	Truckee, CA (Nevada)	Sugar Bowl Ski Resort		New Mexico	623	Utah	581
2005 Details	Hancock, VT (Middlebury)	Middlebury College Snow Bowl		Denver	622.5	Vermont	575
2006 Details	Steamboat Springs, CO (Colorado)	Howelsen Hill & Mount Werner Steamboat Ski Resort		Colorado	654	New Mexico	556
2007 Details	Pinkham Notch, NH (New Hampshire)	Wildcat Mountain Ski Area		Dartmouth	698	Denver	648
2008 Details	Bozeman, MT (Montana State)	Bridger Bowl		Denver	649.5	Colorado	619
2009 Details	Newry, ME (Bates)	Sunday River Ski Resort		Denver	659	Colorado	602.5
2010 Details	Steamboat Springs, CO (Colorado)	Howelsen Hill & Mount Werner Steamboat Ski Resort		Denver	785.5	Colorado	714
2011 Details	Stowe, VT (Vermont)	Stowe Mountain Resort		Colorado	831	Utah	705.5
2012 Details	Bozeman, MT (Montana State)	Bridger Bowl		Vermont	832	Utah	671
2013 [8] Details	Hancock, VT (Middlebury)	Middlebury College Snow Bowl		Colorado	708	Utah	665
2014 [9] Details	Park City, UT (Utah)	Park City Mountain Resort & Soldier Hollow Resort		Denver	556	Vermont	487.5
2015 [10] Details	Lake Placid, NY (St. Lawrence)	Olympic Center		Colorado	506	Denver	478
2016 [10] Details	Steamboat Springs, CO (Colorado)	Howelsen Hill & Mount Werner Steamboat Ski Resort		Denver	567.5	Colorado	491.5
2017 [10] Details	Franconia & Jackson, NH (New Hampshire)	Cannon Mountain Ski Area & Jackson Nordic Center		Utah	541.5	Colorado	525
2018 [11]	Steamboat Springs, CO (Colorado)	Howelsen Hill & Mount Werner Steamboat Ski Resort		Denver	604	Colorado	563
2019 [11]	Stowe, VT (Vermont)	Stowe Mountain Resort		Utah	530.5	Vermont	476
2020 [11]	Bozeman, MT (Montana State)	Bridger Bowl		Canceled in progress due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2021 [11]	Franconia & Jackson, NH (New Hampshire) [lower-alpha 1]	Cannon Mountain Ski Area & Jackson Nordic Center		Utah	554	Colorado	522.5
2022 [11]	Park City, UT (Utah)	Park City Mountain Resort & Soldier Hollow Resort		Utah	578	Vermont	511.5
2023 [13]	Lake Placid, NY (St. Lawrence)	Whiteface Mountain & Mount Van Hoevenberg		Utah	526	Colorado	491.5
2024 [13]	Steamboat Springs, CO (Colorado)	Howelsen Hill & Mount Werner Steamboat Ski Resort
2025 [13]	Lyme Center, NH (Dartmouth)	Dartmouth Skiway & Dartmouth Cross Country Ski Center
2026 [13]	Bozeman, MT (Montana State)	Bridger Bowl & Crosscut Mountain Sports Center

1. The 2021 championships were originally scheduled for Middlebury College Snow Bowl in Hancock, Vermont, hosted by Middlebury College. The site was changed after Middlebury opted out of all athletic competition in 2020–21 due to continued COVID-19 concerns. ^[12]

Titles by team

Colorado

Utah

Vermont

Dartmouth

Wyoming

New
Mexico

Denver

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Schools that have won the NCAA Championship
24, 19, 13, 6, 3, 2, 1

Team	Total	Men	Years: Men	Co-ed	Years: Co-ed
Denver	24	14	1954 1955 1956 1957 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1969 1970 1971	10	2000 2001 2002 2005 2008 2009 2010 2014 2016 2018
Colorado	19	11	1959 1960 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1982	8	1991 1995 1998 1999 2006 2011 2013 2015
Utah	15	1	1981	14	1983 1984 1986 1987 1988 1993 1996 1997 2003 2017 2019 2021 2022 2023
Vermont	6	1	1980	5	1989 1990 1992 1994 2012
Dartmouth	3	2	1958 1976	1	2007
Wyoming	2	1	1968	1	1985
New Mexico	1	-		1	2004

Individual Winners

Women's Alpine

YEAR	Giant Slalom		YEAR	Slalom
1983	Kathy Kreiner, Utah		1983	Asa Svedmark, Wyoming
1984	Bente Dahlum, Utah		1984	Bente Dahlum, Utah
1985	Ann Melander, Wyoming		1985	Ann Melander, Wyoming
1986	Lynda McGehee, Colorado		1986	Gabriella Hamberg, Vermont
1987	Vibeke Hoff, Utah		1987	Eva Pfosi, Dartmouth
1988	Anouk Patty, Dartmouth		1988	Gabriella Hamberg, Vermont
1989	Anke Friedrich, Utah		1989	Gabriella Hamberg, Vermont
1990	Anke Friedrich, Utah		1990	Anke Friedrich, Utah
1991	Keri Schlopy, Vermont		1991	Heather Flood, Middlebury
1992	Sally Knight, Vermont		1992	Katja Lesjak, Utah
1993	Karianne Eriksen, Utah		1993	Gibson LaFountaine, Vermont
1994	Christl Hager, Utah		1994	Gibson LaFountaine, Vermont
1995	Christl Hager, Utah		1995	Narcisa Sehovic, Denver
1996	Jennifer Collins, Dartmouth		1996	Roberta Pergher, Denver
1997	Christl Hager, Utah		1997	Roberta Pergher, Denver
1998	Caroline Gedde-Dahl, Colorado		1998	Brooke Laundon, Middlebury
1999	Aimee-Noel Hartley, Colorado		1999	Linda Wikstrom, Colorado
2000	Aimee-Noel Hartley, Colorado		2000	Cecilie Hagen Larsen, Denver
2001	Erica MacConnell, Vermont		2001	Petra Svet, Utah
2002	Aurore De Maulmont, Alas. Anchorage		2002	Marte Dolve, New Mexico
2003	Jamie Kingsbury, Vermont		2003	Lina Johansson, Utah
2004	Jennifer Delich, New Mexico		2004	Pia Rivelsrud, Denver
2005	Jamie Kingsbury, Vermont		2005	Megan Hughes, Middlebury
2006	Abbi Lathrop, Colby		2006	Lucie Zikova, Colorado
2007	Sarah Schaedler, Western		2007	Malin Hemmingsson, New Mexico
2008	Lucie Zikova, Colorado		2008	Lucie Zikova, Colorado
2009	Lindsay Cone, St. Lawrence		2009	Malin Hemmingsson, New Mexico
2010	Eva Huckova, Utah		2010	Malin Hemmingsson, New Mexico
2011	Ida Dillingoen, Denver		2011	Sterling Grant, Denver
2012	Rebecca Nadler, Harvard		2012	Kate Ryley, Vermont
2013	Kristine Gjelsten Haugen, Denver		2013	Kristine Gjelsten Haugen, Denver
2014	Kristine Gjelsten Haugen, Denver		2014	Kristina Riis-Johannessen, Vermont
2015	Mateja Robnik, New Mexico		2015	Monica Huebner, Denver
2016	Kristine Gjelsten Haugen, Denver		2016	Julie Flo Mohagen, Utah
2017	Benedicte Lyche, Montana State		2017	Paula Moltzan, Vermont
2018	Amelia Smart, Denver		2018	Amelia Smart, Denver
2019	Laurence St. Germain, Vermont		2019	Laurence St. Germain, Vermont
2020	Storm Klomhaus, Denver		2020	cancelled
2021	Cassidy Gray, Colorado		2021	Amelia Smart, Denver

• 4 wins: Kristine Gjelsten Haugen (GS: 2013, 2014, 2016; SL: 2013). 8 All American honors (4x1st, 2x3rd, 1x5th and 1x6th).
• 3 wins: Malin Hemmingsson (SL: 2007, 2009, 2010); Anke Friedrich (GS: 1989, 1990; SL: 1990); Christl Hager (GS: 1994, 1995, 1997); Lucie Zikova (GS: 2008; SL: 2006, 2008); Amelia Smart (GS: 2018; SL: 2018, 2021).
• 6 sweeps (GS and SL in same year): Bente Dahlum (1984), Anke Friedrich (1990), Lucie Zikova (2008), Kristine Gjelsten Haugen (2013), Amelia Smart (2018), and Laurence St. Germain (2019).

Men's Alpine

Year	Slalom	Downhill	Combined
1954	John L’Orange, Denver	Pat Myers, Nevada	not awarded
1955	Chiharu Igaya, Dartmouth	Chiharu Igaya, Dartmouth	Chiharu Igaya, Dartmouth
1956	Chiharu Igaya, Dartmouth	Walt Taulbee, Washington	Chiharu Igaya, Dartmouth
1957	Chiharu Igaya, Dartmouth	Ralph Miller, Dartmouth	Ralph Miller, Dartmouth
1958	Robert Gebhardt, Dartmouth	Garry Vaughn, Norwich	Dave Vorse, Dartmouth
1959	Marvin Melville, Utah	Marvin Melville, Utah	Marvin Melville, Utah
1960	Rudy Ruana, Montana	Dave Butts, Colorado	Jim Gaddis, Utah
1961	Buddy Werner, Colorado	Gordi Eaton, Middlebury	Buddy Werner, Colorado
1962	Jim Gaddis, Utah	Myke Baar, Denver	Jim Gaddis, Utah
1963	Jimmie Heuga, Colorado	Dave Gorsuch, Western State Bill Marolt, Colorado Buddy Werner, Colorado	Buddy Werner, Colorado
1964	John Clough, Middlebury	John Clough, Middlebury	John Clough, Middlebury
1965	Rick Chaffee, Denver	Bill Marolt, Colorado	Rick Chaffee, Denver
1966	Bill Marolt, Colorado	Terje Overland, Denver	Bill Marolt, Colorado
1967	Rick Chaffee, Denver	Dennis McCoy, Denver	Terje Overland, Denver
1968	Dennis McCoy, Denver	Barney Peet, Fort Lewis	Dennis McCoy, Denver
1969	Paul Rachetto, Denver	Mike Lafferty, Colorado	Paul Rachetto, Denver
1970	Mike Porcarelli, Colorado	Otto Tschudi, Denver	Mike Porcarelli, Colorado
1971	Otto Tschudi, Denver	Otto Tschudi, Denver	Otto Tschudi, Denver
1972	Mike Porcarelli, Colorado	Otto Tschudi, Denver	Mike Porcarelli, Colorado
1973	Peik Christensen, Denver	Bob Cochran, Vermont	Peik Christensen, Denver
1974	Bill Shaw, Boise State	Larry Kennison, Wyoming	Peik Christensen, Denver
1975	Peik Christensen, Denver	Mark Ford, Colorado	Mark Ford, Colorado

Year	Slalom	Giant Slalom	Combined
1976	Mike Meleski, Wyoming	Dave Cleveland, Dartmouth	Mike Meleski, Wyoming

Year	Slalom	Giant Slalom
1977	Stephen Hienzsch, Colorado	Stephen Hienzsch, Colorado
1978	Dan Brelsford, Montana State	Dale Merrill, Wyoming
1979	Per Nicolaysen, Utah	Chris Mikell, Vermont
1980	Bret Williams, Northern Mich.	John Teague, Vermont
1981	Scott Hoffman, Utah	Tor Melander, Vermont
1982	Tiger Shaw, Dartmouth	Seth Bayer, Colorado
1983	Niklas Scherrer, Colorado	Tor Melander, Vermont
1984	James Marceau, Colorado	Andrew Shaw, Vermont
1985	Jeff Durtschi, Utah	Tom Foote, Dartmouth
1986	John Skajem, Colorado	Miles deChamp, Dartmouth
1987	John Skajem, Colorado	John Skajem, Colorado
1988	Dean Keller, Vermont	Tom Foote, Dartmouth
1989	Robert MacLeod, Middlebury	Ian Witter, Colorado
1990	Chris Pederson, Colorado	Einar Bohmer, Vermont
1991	Einar Bohmer, Vermont	Toni Standteiner, Colorado
1992	Einar Bohmer, Vermont	Eric Archer, Colorado
1993	Mark Bonnell, Utah	Sean Ramsden, Colorado
1994	Louis-Francois Gagnon, Utah	Erik Roland, Denver
1995	Scott Wither, Colorado	Bryan Sax, Colorado
1996	Mattias Erlandsson, New Mexico	Andrew Hare, Utah
1997	Izidor Jerman, Alas. Anchorage	Brandon Dyksterhouse, Vermont
1998	Christian Hutter, Denver	David Viele, Dartmouth
1999	Jayme Smithers, Denver	David Viele, Dartmouth
2000	Andy LeRoy, Colorado	Matthew Knittle, Vermont
2001	Jernej Bukovec, Utah	John Minahan, Vermont
2002	Roger Brown, Dartmouth	Tommi Viirret, Nevada
2003	Bradley Wall, Dartmouth	Ben Thornhill, Utah
2004	Paul McDonald, Dartmouth	Ben Thornhill, Utah
2005	David Chodounsky, Dartmouth	Greg Hardy, Vermont
2006	Karl Johnson, Dartmouth	Scott Veenis, Utah
2007	Adam Cole, Denver	Adam Cole, Denver
2008	John Buchar, Denver	John Buchar, Denver
2009	Gabriel Rivas, Colorado	David Donaldson, Vermont
2010	Andreas Adde, Alas. Anchorage	Leif Kristian Haugen, Denver
2011	Tim Kelley, Vermont	Seppi Stiegler, Denver
2012	Espen Lysdahl, Denver	Adam Zika, Colorado
2013	Joonas Rasanen, New Mexico	Jonathan Nordbotten, Vermont
2014	Espen Lysdahl, Denver	Mark Engel, Utah
2015	Dominique Garand, Vermont	Robert Cone, Middlebury
2016	Erik Read, Denver	Endre Bjertness, Utah
2017	David Ketterer, Colorado	David Ketterer, Colorado
2018	Tanguy Nef, Dartmouth	Brian McLaughlin, Dartmouth
2019	Jett Seymour, Denver	Tanguy Nef, Dartmouth
2020	Tobias Kogler, Denver	cancelled
2021	Mathias Tefre, Vermont	Mikkel Solbakken, Westminster
2022	Mathias Tefre, Vermont	Filip Forejtek, Colorado
2023	Mathias Tefre, Vermont	Filip Forejtek, Colorado

• 6 wins - Chiharu Igaya (1955–57)
• 5 wins - Otto Tschudi (1970–72)
• 4 wins - Buddy Werner (1961–63), Bill Marolt (1961–63), Mike Porcarelli (1970–72), Peik Christensen (1973–75)

Alpine Sweep (9): Chiharu Igaya (1955), Marvin Melville (1959), Joch Clough (1964), Otto Tschudi (1971), Stephen Heinzsch (1977), John Skajem (1987), Adam Cole (2007), John Buchar (2008), David Ketterer (2017)

Men's Nordic

Cross Country		Jumping		Nordic Combined
1954	Marvin Crawford, Denver	1954	Willis Olson, Denver	not awarded
1955	Larry Damon, Vermont	1955	Willis Olson, Denver	1955	Eirik Berggren, Idaho
1956	Eirik Berggren, Idaho	1956	Willis Olson, Denver	1956	Eirik Berggren, Idaho
1957	Mack Miller, Western State	1957	Alf Vincelette, Denver	1957	Harol Riiber, Denver
1958	Clarence Servold, Denver	1958	Oddvar Rønnestad, Denver	1958	Clarence Servold, Denver
1959	Clarence Servold, Denver	1959	Dave Butts, Colorado	1959	Ted Farwell, Denver
1960	John Dendahl, Colorado	1960	Dag Helgestad, Washington State	1960	John Dendahl, Colorado
1961	Charlie Akers, Maine	1961	Chris Selbekk, Denver	1961	John Bower, Middlebury
1962	Jim Page, Dartmouth	1962	Oyvind Floystad, Denver	1962	Tor Fageraas, Montana State
1963	Eddie Demers, Western State	1963	Ole Tom Nord, Washington	1963	Aarne Valkama, Denver
1964	Eddie Demers, Western State	1964	Frithjof Prydz, Utah Erik Jansen, Denver	1964	Erik Jansen, Denver
1965	Mike Elliott, Fort Lewis	1965	Erik Jansen, Denver	1965	Matz Jenssen, Utah
1966	Mike Elliott, Fort Lewis	1966	Frithjof Prydz, Utah	1966	Frithjof Prydz, Utah
1967	Ned Gillette, Dartmouth	1967	Bjorn Loken, Utah	1967	Matz Jenssen, Utah
1968	Clark Matis, Colorado	1968	Peter Robes, Wyoming	1968	Jim Miller, Fort Lewis
1969	Clark Matis, Colorado	1969	Odd Hammernes, Denver	1969	Greg Krog, Denver
1970	Ole Hansen, Denver	1970	Jay Rand, Colorado	1970	Jim Miller, Fort Lewis
1971	Ole Hansen, Denver	1971	Vidar Nilsgard, Colorado	1971	Bruce Cunningham, New Hampshire
1972	Stale Engen, Wyoming	1972	Odd Hammernes, Denver	1972	Bruce Cunningham, New Hampshire
1973	Steiner Hybertsen, Wyoming	1973	Vidar Nilsgard, Colorado	1973	Pertti Reijula, Northern Michigan
1974	Steiner Hybertsen, Wyoming	1974	Didrik Ellefsen, Colorado	1974	Stig Hallingbye, Wyoming
1975	Steiner Hybertsen, Wyoming	1975	Didrik Ellefsen, Colorado	1975	Stig Hallingbye, Wyoming
1976	Stan Dunklee, Vermont	1976	Kip Sundgaard, Utah	1976	Jack Turner, Colorado
1977	Helge Aamodt, Colorado	1977	Ron Steele, Utah	Discontinued
1978	Sigurd Kjerpseth, Colorado	1978	Tom Jolman Jensen, Colorado Kare Herje, Vermont
1979	Svein Arne Osen, Utah	1979	Roger Holden, Vermont
1980	Pal Sjulstad, Vermont	1980	Jorn Stromberg, Wyoming
Men's Cross Country		Men's Relay
1981	Bernt Lund, Utah	1981	Vermont (John Zdechilk, Todd Kempainen, Pal Sjulstad)
1982	Egil Nilssen, Colorado	1982	Colorado (Thomas Holter, Bjorn Gjelsten, Egil Nilssen)
1983	Rune Helland, Wyoming	1983	Vermont (Fredrik Thaulow, Todd Boonstra, Pal Sjulsted)
1984	John Aalberg, Utah	1984	Utah (Bernt Lund, Knut Engebretsen, John Aalberg)
1985	John Aalberg, Utah	1985	Vermont (Bruce Likely, George Welk, Todd Boonstra)
1986	Hans-Martin Sjulstad, Utah	1986	Utah (Osmond Driveness, Erik Baumann, Hans-Martin Sjulstad)
1987	Osmund Drivenes, Utah	1987	Utah (Osmond Driveness, Erik Baumann, Hans-Martin Sjulstad)
1988	Per Kare Jakobsen, Colorado	1988	Colorado (Ric Schaff, Aage Schanning, Per Kare Jakobsen)

Men's Freestyle		Men's Classical
1989	Per Jakobsen, Colorado (20)	1989	Hans Sjulstad, Utah (10)
1990	Tim Miller, Vermont (20)	1990	Luke Bodensteiner, Utah (10)
1991	Björn Svensson, Colorado (10)	1991	Stig Mattsson, Alaska Anchorage (20)
1992	Bernie Lafleur, Wyoming (10)	1992	Trond Nystad, Vermont (20)
1993	Peter Vordenberg, Northern Michigan (20)	1993	Luke Bodensteiner, Utah (10)
1994	Niklas Skoglund, New Mexico (20)	1994	Håvard Solbakken, Utah (10)
1995	Havard Solbakken, Utah (10)	1995	Thomas Weman, Utah (20)
1996	Thorodd Bakken, Vermont (10)	1996	Geir Skari, Denver (20)
1997	Thorodd Bakken, Vermont (20)	1997	Frode Lillefjell, Alaska Anchorage (10)
1998	Thorodd Bakken, Vermont (20)	1998	Thorodd Bakken, Vermont (10)
1999	Rune Kollerud, Utah (10)	1999	Ove Erik Tronvoll, Colorado (20)
2000	Pietro Broggini, Denver (10)	2000	Pietro Broggini, Denver (20)
2001	Pietro Broggini, Denver (20)	2001	Wolf Wallendorf, Denver (10)
2002	Ola Berger, Denver (20)	2002	Ola Berger, Denver (10)
2003	Jimmy Vika, New Mexico (10)	2003	Christopher Cook, Northern Michigan (20)
2004	Henning Dybendel, Utah (10)	2004	Henning Dybendal, Utah (20)
2005	Rene Reisshauer, Denver (10)	2005	Rene Reisshauer, Denver (20)
2006	Kit Richmond, Colorado (20)	2006	John Stene, Denver (10)
2007	Rene Reisshauer, Denver (10)	2007	Snorri Einarsson, Utah (20)
2008	Glenn Randall, Dartmouth (10)	2008	Marius Korthauer, Alaska Fairbanks (20)
2009	Vegard Kjoelhamar, Colorado (20)	2009	Juergen Uhl, Vermont (10)
2010	Franz Bernstein, Vermont (20)	2010	Matt Gelso, Colorado (10)
2011	Sam Tarling, Dartmouth (10)	2011	Reid Pletcher, Colorado (20)
2012	Erik Soderman, Northern Michigan (10)	2012	Miles Havlick, Utah (20)
2013	Miles Havlick, Utah (20)	2013	Rune Oedegaard, Colorado (10)
2014	Mads Stroem, Colorado (20)	2014	Rune Oedegaard, Colorado (10)
2015	Patrick Caldwell, Dartmouth (10)	2015	Fredrik Schwencke, Northern Michigan (20)
2016	Mads Stroem, Colorado (10)	2016	Mads Stroem, Colorado (20)
2017	Martin Bergstrom, Utah (20)	2017	Martin Bergstrom, Utah (10)
2018	Ian Torchia, Northern Michigan (20)	2018	Martin Bergstrom, Utah (10)
2019	Erik Dengerud, Colorado (10)	2019	Ricardo Izquierdo-Bernier, New Mexico (20)
2020	Ben Ogden, Vermont (10)	2020	cancelled
2021	Magnus Boee, Colorado (20)	2021	Magnus Boee, Colorado (10)

4 Wins - Thorodd Bakken, Vermont (1996–98)
Nordic Sweeps: Egil Nilssen (1982), John Aalberg (1984), Hans Martin Sjulstad (1986), Osmund Driveness (1987), Per Kare Jakobsen (1988), Thorod Bakken (1998), Pietro Broggini (2000), Ola Berger (2002), Henning Dybendel (2004), Rene Reisshauer (2005), Mads Stroem (2016), Martin Bergstrom (2017), Magnus Boee (2021)

Women's Nordic

Women's Cross Country		Women's Relay
1983	Beth Heiden, Vermont	1983	New Mexico (Wenche Hokholt, Kjersti Stenerg, Heidi Sorensen)
1984	Heidi Sorensen, New Mexico	1984	Vermont (Besty Haines, Joanne Conchieri, Jorunn Gran-Henriksen)
1985	Kristen Petty, Colorado	1985	Wyoming (Grethe-Lise Hagensen, Goril Staf, Hege Peikli-Randall)
1986	Hanne Krogstad, Vermont	1986	Colorado (Ingrid Butts, Jill Anderson, Kristen Petty)
1987	Kristen Petty, Colorado	1987	Vermont (Erika MacDonald, Brenda White, Hanne Krogstad)
1988	Brenda White, Vermont	1988	Vermont (Selma Lie, Laura Wilson, Brenda White)
Women's Freestyle		Women's Classical
1989	Sari Argillander, Vermont (15)	1989	Sari Argillander, Vermont (5)
1990	Laura Wilson, Vermont (15)	1990	Laura Wilson, Vermont (5)
1991	Laura Wilson, Vermont (5)	1991	Laura Wilson, Vermont (15)
1992	Anette Skjolden, Colorado (5)	1992	Kristin Vestgren, Utah (15)
1993	Ivana Radlova, New Mexico (15)	1993	Anette Skjolden, Colorado (5)
1994	Nina Hamilton, Vermont (15)	1994	Minna Turvo, Alaska Anchorage (5)
1995	Heidi Selnes, Utah (5)	1995	Heidi Selnes, Utah (15)
1996	Lisbeth Johnson, Denver (5)	1996	Lisbeth Johnson, Denver (15)
1997	Amy Crawford, Western State (15)	1997	Doris Hausleitner, Alaska Anchorage (5)
1998	Line Selnes, Colorado (15)	1998	Line Selnes, Colorado (5)
1999	Ekaterina Ivanova, Vermont (5)	1999	Britta Wienand, Denver (15)
2000	Katerina Hanusova, Colorado* (5)	2000	Kristina Strandberg, New Mexico (15)
2001	Katerina Hanusova, Nevada (15)	2001	Katerina Hanusova, Nevada (5)
2002	Katerina Hanusova, Nevada (15)	2002	Mari Storeng, Colorado (5)
2003	Katrin Šmigun, Utah (5)	2003	Katrin Šmigun, Utah (15)
2004	Sigrid Aas, Alaska Fairbanks (5)	2004	Sigrid Aas, Alaska Fairbanks (15)
2005	Mandy Kaempf, Alaska Anchorage (5)	2005	Mandy Kaempf, Alaska Anchorage (15)
2006	Jana Rehemaa, Colorado (15)	2006	Jana Rehemaa, Colorado (5)
2007	Lindsey Williams, Northern Michigan (5)	2007	Lindsey Weier, Northern Michigan (15)
2008	Maria Grevsgaard, Colorado (5)	2008	Maria Grevsgaard, Colorado (15)
2009	Antje Maempel, Denver (15)	2009	Antje Maempel, Denver (5)
2010	Antje Maempel, Denver (15)	2010	Antje Maempel, Denver (5)
2011	Maria Graefnings, Utah (5)	2011	Eliska Hajkova, Colorado (15)
2012	Maria Graefnings, Utah (5)	2012	Amy Glen, Vermont (15)
2013	Joanne Reid, Colorado (15)	2013	Anja Gruber, Vermont (5)
2014	Eva Severus, New Mexico (15)	2014	Anja Gruber, Vermont (5)
2015	Veronkica Mayerhofer, Utah (5)	2015	Emilie Cedervaern, New Mexico (15)
2016	Anika Miller, Montana State (5)	2016	Linn Eriksen, Denver (15)
2017	Petra Hyncicova, Colorado (15)	2017	Petra Hyncicova, Colorado (5)
2018	Katharine Ogden, Dartmouth (15)	2018	Katharine Ogden, Dartmouth (5)
2019	Julia Richter, Utah (5)	2019	Katharine Ogden, Dartmouth (15)
2020	Eveliina Piippo, Denver (5)	2020	cancelled
2021	Sydney Palmer-Leger, Utah (15)	2021	Sydney Palmer-Leger, Utah (5)

4 Wins - Laura Wilson (1990–91), Katerina Hanusova, 2000–02), Antje Maempel (2009-10)
Nordic Sweeps: Brenda White (1988), Sari Argillander (1989), Laura Wilson (1990, 1991), Heidi Selnes (1995), Lisbeth Johnson (1996), Line Selnes (1998), Katerina Hanusova (2000), Mandy Kaempf (2005), Jana Rehemaa (2006), Maria Grevsgaard (2008), Antje Maempel (2009, 2010), Petra Hyncicova (2017), Katharine Ogden (2018), Sydney Palmer-Leger (2021)

Men's combined

All four events (cross country, downhill, jumping, slalom)

YEAR	Skimeister
1954	Marvin Crawford, Denver
1955	Les Streeter, Middlebury
1956	John Cress, Denver
1957	Ralph Miller, Dartmouth
1958	Dave Harwood, Dartmouth
1959	Dave Butts, Colorado
1960	John Dendahl, Colorado
1961	Art Brookstrom, Dartmouth
1962	Jim Page, Dartmouth
1963	Jim Page, Dartmouth
1964	Jennings Cress, Western State
1965	Loris Werner, Western State
1966	Loris Werner, Western State
1967	Matz Jenssen, Utah
1968	Eric Piene, Wyoming
1969	Ed Damon, Dartmouth
1970	John Kendall, New Hampshire

Hosts

Host sites, by school (Includes co-hosts)

Team	Hosted	Years
Air Force	1	1959
Alaska Anchorage	2	1987, 2002
Bates	3	1976, 1999, 2009
California	1	1962
Colby	1	1994
Colorado	9	1956, 1972, 1977, 1979, 1993, 2006, 2010, 2016, 2018
Dartmouth	4	1958, 1964, 1970, [14] 2003
Denver	2	1956, 1959
Fort Lewis	1	1975
Middlebury	6	1961, 1973, 1988, 2001, 2005, 2013
Montana State	8	1960, 1983, 1985, 1996, 1998, 2008, 2012, 2020
Nevada	3	1954, 1962, 2004
New Hampshire	7	1978, 1984, 1992, 1995, 2007, 2017, 2021
Norwich	1	1955
St. Lawrence	3	1982, 2015, 2023
Utah	7	1957, 1963, 1981, 1991, 2000, 2014, 2022
Utah State	1	1957
Vermont	5	1986, 1990, 1997, 2011, 2019
Washington	1	1965
Western State	1	1959
Wyoming	2	1974, 1989

• Non-School Hosts: 1966-69, 1971, 1980, 1983

Host sites, by location

Site	Hosted	Years
Steamboat Springs, Colorado	8	1968, 1969, 1979, 1993, 2006, 2010, 2016, 2018
Bozeman, Montana	8	1960, 1983, 1985, 1996, 1998, 2008, 2012, 2020
Hancock, Vermont	6	1961, 1973, 1988, 2001, 2005, 2013
Stowe, Vermont	6	1980, 1986, 1990, 1997, 2011, 2019
Franconia, New Hampshire	5	1964, 1970, 1978, 2017 (alpine only), 2021 (alpine only)
Park City, Utah	5	1981, 1991, 2000, 2014, 2022
Winter Park, Colorado	4	1956, 1959, 1972, 1977
Pinkham Notch, New Hampshire	4	1984, 1992, 1995, 2007
Lake Placid, New York	4	1980, 1982, 2015, 2023
Newry, Maine	3	1976, 1999, 2009
Jackson, New Hampshire	2	2017, 2021 (Nordic only for both)
Lyme Center, New Hampshire	2	1958, 2003
Girdwood, Alaska	2	1987, 2002
Carrabassett Valley, Maine	2	1967, 1994
Teton Village, Wyoming	2	1974, 1989
Truckee, California	1	2004
Durango, Colorado	1	1975
Lead, South Dakota	1	1971
Crested Butte, Colorado	1	1966
Seattle-Tacoma, Washington	1	1965
Big Cottonwood Canyon, Utah	1	1963
Olympic Valley, California	1	1962
Huntsville, Utah	1	1957
Northfield, Vermont	1	1955
Reno, Nevada	1	1954

Individual events

Current events

Cross-Country events 20-Kilometer Freestyle, Men 10-Kilometer Freestyle, Men 15-Kilometer Freestyle, Women 5-Kilometer Freestyle, Women 10-Kilometer Classical, Men 20-Kilometer Classical, Men 5-Kilometer Classical, Women 15-Kilometer Classical, Women

Downhill Events Men's Slalom (1954–present) Women's Slalom (1983–present) Men's Giant Slalom (1976–present) Women's Giant Slalom (1983–present)

Discontinued events

Cross-country events Cross-country, Men (1954–1988) Cross-country, Women (1983–1988) Cross-country relay, Men (1983–1988) Cross-country relay, Women (1983–1988)

Alpine events Alpine combined, Men (1955–1976) Downhill, Men (1954–1975)

Other events Nordic combined, Men (1955–1976) Ski jumping, Men (1954–1980) Skimeister, Men (1954–1973)

Individual Championships

• Results through 2021

Team	Titles
Colorado	98
Denver	95
Utah	78
Vermont	68
Dartmouth	42
Wyoming	19
New Mexico	17
Middlebury	11
Alaska–Anchorage Northern Michigan Western Colorado	9
New Hampshire	6
Fort Lewis Nevada	5
Montana State	4
Alaska–Fairbanks Idaho	3
Washington	2
Boise State Colby Harvard Maine Montana Norwich St. Lawrence Washington State Westminster	1

Championships by coach

• Results through 2022, no team title awarded in 2020 due to COVID-19 pandemic in the United States

Coach	Team	Titles
Willy Schaeffler	Denver	13
Pat Miller	Utah	9
Richard Rokos	Colorado	8
Bill Marolt	Colorado	7
Andy LeRoy	Denver	6
Kurt Smitz	Denver	4
Chip LaCasse	Vermont	3
Fredrik Landstedt	Utah	3
Bob Beattie	Colorado	2
Tim Hinderman	Colorado	2
Kevin Sweeney	Utah	2
Tim Ameel	Wyoming	1
George Brooks	New Mexico	1
John Cress	Wyoming	1
Al Merrill	Dartmouth	1
Jim Page	Dartmouth	1
Peder Pytte	Denver	1

Source: ^[15]

See also

• List of NCAA skiing programs
• AIAW Intercollegiate Women's Skiing Champions
• Pre-NCAA Intercollegiate Skiing Champions

References

1. Bennyhoff, Robert (March 8, 1954). "Denver cops national ski tourney". Deseret News. (Salt Lake City, Utah). United Press. p. B4.
2. "Cougars, Vandals trail in ski mix". Spokesman-Review. (Spokane, Washington). Associated Press. March 7, 1954. p. 2, sports.
3. "Denver ski birds win NCAA jump; Vandals fourth". Spokesman-Review. (Spokane, Washington). Associated Press. March 8, 1954. p. 8.
4. http://fs.ncaa.org/Docs/stats/skiing_champs_records/2012-13/2012-13_ski_rec.pdf ^{[ bare URL PDF ]}
5. "2020 NCAA Championship Results FINAL (PDF)" (PDF). University of Colorado Athletics.
6. "1972 roster (PDF)" (PDF). University of Colorado Athletics.
7. "1977schedule1976record" (PDF).
8. "Colorado rallies to claim NCAA skiing title". USA Today .
9. "Utah to Host 2014 NCAA Skiing Championships - the Official Athletic Site of the University of Utah". Archived from the original on 2012-11-19. Retrieved 2013-05-30.
10. "2014-18 NCAA Championship Sites | NCAA.com". www.ncaa.com.
11. "RMISASkiing.com". www.rmisaskiing.com.
12. "UNH to Host 2021 NCAA Ski Championships" (Press release). New Hampshire Wildcats. March 1, 2021. Retrieved May 1, 2021.
13. https://www.ncaa.com/_flysystem/public-s3/files/Host%20Sites%202022-2026_1.pdf ^{[ bare URL PDF ]}
14. http://ncaanewsarchive.s3.amazonaws.com/1970/19700401.pdf ^{[ bare URL PDF ]}
15. http://fs.ncaa.org/Docs/stats/skiing_champs_records/2016-17/2016.pdf ^{[ bare URL PDF ]}

External links

• NCAA sports Skiing