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Jenna Riccomini Nominated for the US Freeski Team

Written by Team Summit on . Posted in Archive 2020.

Team Summit Athlete Nominated for the US Freeski Team Congratulations to Jenna Riccomini (@jenna_riccomini) for a nomination to the US Freeski Rookie Team! Jenna was selected to join the US Freeski Rookie Team (@usfreeskiteam) for Slopestyle and Big Air this morning, May 5th, 2020, via Instagram live.  The criteria for selection were rigorous, requiring strong placement in the FIS Slopestyle Points List.  This puts her as one of the Elite Freeskiers in the country. Jenna, should she accept, will be able to access the US Ski & Snowboard Center of Excellence,...

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Team Summit Colorado & Safer at Home

Written by Team Summit on . Posted in Archive 2021.

May 1st, 2020 Team Summit Colorado & Safer at Home   I hope this letter finds Team Summit families safe and well while staying active. For those of you on front lines providing essential services to our community, we think of you often. There is no method of expressing to you our gratitude for the risks you are taking.  Our Leadership Team has been making great use of online meeting technology to continue planning for summer and next season, as well as offering several workouts every week that our athletes can do at home. We hope you are taking advantage of this resource. On...

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Throwback Thursday – Jason Rosener

Written by Team Summit on . Posted in Archive 2020, Awards.

Throwback Thursday Jason Rosener  With the Online Awards Banquets coming up, It’s worth sharing some information about Jason Rosener.  Jason Rosener was a Summit Race Team member who climbed his way up to become a USST member.  He represented the US in the 1998 Winter Olympic Games in Nagano, Japan, finishing an impressive 15th in the Downhill. Jason also competed in the 1997 World Skiing Championships in Sestriere, Italy.  Jason is a humble athlete who grew up a "regular" kid from Summit County, and followed his dream to its Pinnacle.   [Photo...

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