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At the second day of the 2022 Colorado High School Alpine Ski Championships on Friday, Feb.18, the Summit High School Alpine ski team competed in a slalom race. Fresh off her state championship performance in...
Much like the Summit High School Nordic ski team, the Alpine ski team is patiently awaiting more snow in order to start on-snow training for the 2021-22 season. For now, both teams are stuck doing...
Photo by Jason Connolly / Jason Connolly Photography Before Summit head coach Karl Barth and several of the Tigers skiers raced down Interstate 70 to girls rugby practice in Frisco, they had to celebrate a special day at Loveland Ski Area. Though the Aspen Skiers girls Nordic and Alpine ski teams took home the 2021 Colorado High School Ski League overall girls state championship, the Tigers Alpine girls racers were the No. 1 team Friday. Skiing at Loveland Valley, Summit’s Snyder sisters won each of the day’s races, with freshman Ella Snyder winning the giant slalom and junior Olyvia Snyd...
Summit High School’s Olyvia Snyder skis her way to a state championship in the Colorado High School Ski League slalom competition at Beaver Creek Resort in February 2020. Snyder's win spearheaded a dominant slalom title performance by the Tigers girls. Photo by Ryan Casey / CHSAA Now A year after winning the slalom state championship, the Summit High School girls Alpine ski team is poised to challenge for the top spot in the state. The Tigers girls have top-end talent, led by 2020 slalom state champion Olyvia Snyder, and depth on the girls team. Speaking from downhill practice at Keystone R...