Toyota U.S. Alpine Championships
SCHEDULE UPDATE
With some unsettled weather coming in for the end of the week, the national championship race schedule has been pushed up a day, with the men's and women's slalom taking place on Tuesday, followed by the men's and women's giant slalom races on Wednesday and Thursday, respectively. More details coming soon.
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March 20-April 1, 2022 -
U.S. Alpine Championships & NorAm Finals -
Located on Narrow Gauge
The nation's top alpine ski racers, including Sugarloaf's own Sam Morse, return to Sugarloaf for the Toyota U.S. Alpine Championships and North American Continental Cup (NorAm) Finals, March 20-April 1, 2022.
Athletes will vie for national titles in Slalom, Giant Slalom, Super G, and Downhill on the world famous Narrow Gauge trail, which has tested the world's best ski racers throughout Sugarloaf's history.
This will mark the eighth time Sugarloaf has hosted the U.S. Alpine Championships.
Schedule & Results
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Downhill Date Event Time Timing & Results March 20 Women's Training 11:15am Canceled March 20 Men's Training 12:45pm Canceled March 22 Women's Training 1:30pm Results March 22 Men's Training 2:00pm Results March 23 Women's National Championship 3:00pm Results March 23 Men's National Championship 3:30pm Results March 23 Awards 3:15pm Super G Date Event Time Timing & Results March 25 Course Inspection 8:00am Canceled March 25 Women's National Championship 9:30am Canceled March 25 Men's National Championship 11:00am Canceled Slalom Date Event Time Timing & Results March 29 Women's National Championship Run #1 9:00am Live Timing March 29 Men's National Championship Run #1 10:30am Live Timing March 29 Women's National Championship Run #2 12:00pm Live Timing March 29 Men's National Championship Run #2 1:30pm Live Timing March 29 Awards TBD Giant Slalom Date Event Time Timing & Results March 30 Men's National Championship Run #1 9:30am March 30 Men's National Championship Run #2 12:30pm March 30 Awards TBD March 31 Women's National Championship Run #2 9:30am March 31 Women's National Championship Run #2 12:30pm March 31 Awards TBD -
Downhill Date Event Time Timing & Results March 23 Women's Downhill 1:00pm Results March 23 Men's Downhill 2:00pm Results March 23 Awards 3:15pm Super G Date Event Time Timing & Results March 25 Women's Super G 9:30am Canceled March 25 Men's Super G 11:00am Canceled March 25 Awards TBD Postponed Giant Slalom Date Event Time Timing & Results March 26 Men's Giant Slalom Run #1 10:00am Results March 26 Men's Giant Slalom Run #2 2:00pm Results March 26 Awards 4:00pm March 27 Women's Giant Slalom Run #1 10:00am Live Timing March 27 Women's Giant Slalom Run #2 12:30pm Living timing March 27 Awards 3:00pm Slalom Date Event Time Timing & Results March 28 Women's Slalom Run #1 8:30am Results March 28 Men's Slalom Run #1 10:30am Results March 28 Women's Slalom Run #2 12:30pm Results March 28 Men's Slalom Run #2 2:00pm Results March 28 Awards 3:15pm
Athletes To Watch
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Keely Cashman
A California native, Keely Cashman is a five-year veteran of the U.S. Ski Team and a member of the 2022 Olympic Alpine Team.
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Ryan Cochran-Siegle
A member of the famous Cochran family, Vermont native Ryan Cochran-Siegle is the 2022 Olympic Super-G Silver Medalist.
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Jared Goldberg
A native of Salt Lake City, Utah, Jared Goldberg is a 10-year U.S. Ski Team veteran and was a member of the 2018 Olympic Alpine Team.
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AJ Hurt
Hailing from Carnelian Bay, California, AJ Hurt is a 5-year U.S.Ski Team veteran and a member of the 2022 U.S. Olympic Alpine Team.
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Tricia Mangan
A native of Derby, New York, Tricia Mangan is in her first year on the U.S. Ski Team and is a member of the 2022 U.S. Olympic Alpine Team.
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Paula Moltzan
An 8-year veteran of the U.S. Ski Team from Prior Lake, Minnesota, Paula Moltzan was the 2017 NCAA Slalom Champion and a member of the 2022 U.S. Olympic Alpine Team.
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River Radamus
A two-time Junior World Champion, Colorado native River Radamus is a 7-year veteran of the U.S. Ski Team and a member of the 2022 U.S. Olympic Alpine Team.
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Jacqueline Wiles
From Portland, Oregon, Jacqueline Wiles is a 10-year veteran of the U.S. Ski Team and a member of the 2022 U.S. Olympic Alpine Team.
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Luke Winters
The 2019 Slalom and Alpine Combined National Champion, Luke winters is a 4-year veteran of the U.S. Ski Team and a member of the 2022 U.S. Olympic Alpine Team.
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Isabella Wright
A native of Salt Lake City, Utah, Isabella Wright is a 2-year veteran of the U.S. Ski Team and a member of the 2022 U.S. Olympic Alpine Team.
Spectator Information
All races during the Toyota U.S. Alpine Championships will take place on the world famous Narrow Gauge trail, which is no stranger to premier alpine ski racing. Originally cut in the late 1960s and named after the railroad that serviced the local logging industry at the turn of the century, Narrow Gauge was introduced to the world during the 1971 World Cup.
Fast forward 50 years, and Narrow Gauge is still a proving ground for the world's elite ski racers, having hosted multiple regional and national championships as well as the FIS Junior World Championships. Narrow Gauge is also an official U.S. Ski & Snowboard Team Development Site, serving as an on-hill training site for regional and national development projects and access for U.S. Ski Team athletes.
When it's not occupied by racers flying downhill at 70mph, Narrow Gauge is a favorite trail among Sugarloaf skiers and riders, who enjoy the challenge of testing themselves on the same terrain as the best skiers in the world.
EVENT POSTERS
Take home a piece of the 2022 U.S. Alpine Championships with a free commemorative event poster. Stop by the Downhill Supply Company in the Sugarloaf village to grab yours, and be sure to pack a marker to see if you can snag an autograph from some of the athletes competing in the races.
Awards
Sugarloaf's history is steeped in both logging and ski racing. In a nod to this heritage, we worked with Kiitella to produce custom axe awards for this year's U.S. Alpine Championships winners. Steel for the awards was locally-sourced, with a minimum of 90% recycled content, and cut to order in a nested layout to minimize waste.
Media Room
Press Releases & Videos
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Canadian Brit Richardson takes GS title, Moltzan second
Brit Richardson, an 18-year-old from Alberta, Canada, narrowly beat out veteran U.S. Ski Team and Olympian Paula Moltzan in today’s giant slalom
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Steffey takes giant slalom title
George Steffey wins his first national championship, beating out Brian Mclaughlin and Tobias Kogler
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Moltzan, Seymour take home national slalom titles
Moltzan dominant in winning first national slalom championship
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Super G Championship Races Cancelled Due to Weather
Racing will resume Saturday, March 25 with the women’s NorAm Giant Slalom Championship.
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Goldberg, Wright win downhill titles in US Alpine Championships
Carrabassett Valley native Sam Morse finishes in fourth place.
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Morse clocks 4th fastest time in downhill training
Canadians Trevor Philip and Broderick Thompson 1st and 2nd in training run; American Jared Goldberg
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'22 US Alpine Championships | Women's GS Brit Richardson, an 18-year-old from Alberta, Canada, narrowly beat out veteran U.S. Ski Team and Olympian Paula Moltzan in today’s giant slalom
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'22 US Alpine Championships | Men's GS With only three-tenths of a second separating first and third place, New Hampshire native George Steffey claimed top honors and his first national championship title in today's giant slalom. Teammate Brian Mclaughlin took second place while Austrian skier Tobias Kogler landed in third.
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'22 US Alpine Championships | Slalom Paula Motzan and Jett Seymour earned their first national championship titles in slalom during the 2022 Toyota US alpine championship races at Sugarloaf.
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'22 US Alpine Championships | Downhill Reigning champion, Jared Goldberg defended his title, while Isabella Wright earned her first national championship title in the 2022 Toyota US Alpine Championship downhill on Narrow Gauge. Check-in with Noelle for the full recap.
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Preview: US Alpine Championships The US Alpine Championships kick off here at Sugarloaf March 20th, and Noelle has all the details in the month's Mountain Update.
Media Access
Working members of the media may apply for official U.S. Alpine Championships media credentials. Media credentials provide access to the press room, where race results, access to race officials, internet and phone access, and other media resources will be provided.
Photographers:
A limited number of photographers will be granted on-course access credentials. On-course photographers will be required to ski to and from their positions over challenging terrain. Anyone applying for on-course access will be required to read and sign our Photographer Guidelines prior to receiving an on-course credential. On-course photographers are required to attend the Captains Meeting on the day prior to the event they will be shooting.