NCAA Skiing Championships

NCAA Skiing Championship

Founded	1954
Number of teams	32
Current champions	Colorado (18)
Most successful club(s)	Team: Denver (21) Individual: Colorado (84)
Website	NCAA.com

The University of Denver Pioneers men's and women's teams are honored at the White House by President of the United States George W. Bush in June 2008 for their winning the 2008 national championship. Denver owns twenty-one team titles, more than does any other school.

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 for men's skiing. The University of Denver has won a record twenty-one team titles, the most recent coming in 2010. The University of Colorado is second all time with eighteen titles, and The University of Utah is third with ten national championships. Colorado won the most recent national championships on March 9, 2013 in Middlebury, Vermont for their second title in three years after completing the largest final day comeback since the sport went coed in 1983. In 2012, Vermont scored a record 832 points, the most ever by a NCAA Champion, and won by a record-breaking 161 points over Utah, which finished with 671 points.

Team results

Year	Champion	Score	Runner-Up	Score	Host Resort, University	Location
1954	Denver	384	Seattle	349.6	University of Nevada, Reno	Reno, Nevada
1955	Denver	567.05	Dartmouth	558.935	Norwich University Ski Area, Norwich University	Northfield, Vermont
1956	Denver	582.01	Dartmouth	541.77	Winter Park Resort	Winter Park, Colorado
1957	Denver	577.95	Colorado	545.29	Snowbasin Resort	Huntsville, Utah
1958	Dartmouth	561.2	Denver	550.6	Dartmouth Skiway, Dartmouth College	Lyme Center, New Hampshire
1959	Colorado	549.4	Denver	543.6	Winter Park Resort	Winter Park, Colorado
1960	Colorado	571.4	Denver	568.6	Bridger Bowl Ski Area	Bozeman, Montana
1961	Denver	376.19	Middlebury	366.94	Middlebury College Snow Bowl. Middlebury College	Hancock, Vermont
1962	Denver	390.08	Colorado	374.30	Squaw Valley Ski Resort	Olympic Valley, California
1963	Denver	384.6	Colorado	381.6	Solitude Mountain Resort	Salt Lake County, Utah
1964	Denver	370.2	Dartmouth	368.8	Cannon Mountain Ski Area	Franconia, New Hampshire
1965	Denver	380.5	Utah	378.4	Crystal Mountain Ski Resort	Pierce County, Washington
1966	Denver	381.02	Western State	365.92	Crested Butte Mountain Resort	Crested Butte, Colorado
1967	Denver	376.7	Wyoming	375.9	Sugarloaf Ski Resort	Carrabassett Valley, Maine
1968	Wyoming	383.9	Denver	376.2	Steamboat Ski Resort	Mount Werner, Steamboat Springs, Colorado
1969	Denver	388.6	Dartmouth	372.0	Steamboat Ski Resort	Mount Werner, Steamboat Springs, Colorado
1970	Denver	386.6	Dartmouth	378.8	Cannon Mountain Ski Area	Franconia, New Hampshire
1971	Denver	394.7	Colorado	373.1	Terry Peak	Lead, South Dakota
1972	Colorado	385.3	Denver	380.1	Winter Park Resort	Winter Park, Colorado
1973	Colorado	381.89	Wyoming	377.83	Middlebury College Snow Bowl, Middlebury College	Hancock, Vermont
1974	Colorado	176	Wyoming	162	Jackson Hole Mountain Resort	Teton Village, Wyoming
1975	Colorado	183	Vermont	115	Durango Mountain Resort, Fort Lewis College	La Plata County, Colorado
1976	Colorado Dartmouth	112	—	—	Sunday River Ski Resort, Bates College	Newry, Maine
1977	Colorado	179	Wyoming	154.5	Winter Park Resort	Winter Park, Colorado
1978	Colorado	152.5	Wyoming	121.5	Cannon Mountain Ski Area	Franconia, New Hampshire
1979	Colorado	153	Utah	130	Steamboat Ski Resort	Steamboat Springs, Colorado
1980	Vermont	171	Utah	151	Whiteface Ski Resort Stowe Mountain Resort	Lake Placid, New York Stowe, Vermont
1981	Utah	183	Vermont	172	Park City Mountain Resort	Park City, Utah
1982	Colorado	461	Vermont	436.5	Whiteface Ski Resort	Lake Placid, New York
1983	Utah	696	Vermont	650	Bridger Bowl Ski Area	Bozeman, Montana
1984	Utah	750.5	Vermont	684	Wildcat Mountain Ski Area, University of New Hampshire	Pinkham Notch, New Hampshire
1985	Wyoming	764	Utah	744	Bridger Bowl Ski Area	Bozeman, Montana
1986	Utah	612	Vermont	602	Stowe Mountain Resort, University of Vermont	Stowe, Vermont
1987	Utah	710	Vermont	627	Alyeska Resort	Girdwood, Anchorage, Alaska
1988	Utah	651	Vermont	614	Middlebury College Snow Bowl, Middlebury College	Hancock, Vermont
1989	Vermont	672	Utah	668	Jackson Hole Mountain Resort	Teton Village, Wyoming
1990	Vermont	671	Utah	571	Stowe Mountain Resort, University of Vermont	Stowe, Vermont
1991	Colorado	713	Vermont	682	Park City Mountain Resort	Park City, Utah
1992	Vermont	693.5	New Mexico	642.5	Wildcat Mountain Ski Area, University of New Hampshire	Pinkham Notch, New Hampshire
1993	Utah	783	Vermont	700.5	Steamboat Ski Resort	Steamboat Springs, Colorado
1994	Vermont	688	Utah	667	Sugarloaf Ski Resort	Carrabassett Valley, Maine
1995	Colorado	720.5	Utah	711	Wildcat Mountain Ski Area, University of New Hampshire	Pinkham Notch, New Hampshire
1996	Utah	719	Denver	635.5	Bridger Bowl Ski Area	Bozeman, Montana
1997	Utah	686	Vermont	646.5	Stowe Mountain Resort, University of Vermont	Stowe, Vermont
1998	Colorado	654	Utah	651.5	Bridger Bowl Ski Area	Bozeman, Montana
1999	Colorado	650	Denver	636	Sunday River Ski Resort, Bates College	Newry, Maine
2000	Denver	720	Colorado	621	Park City Mountain Resort	Park City, Utah
2001	Denver	649	Vermont	605	Middlebury College Snow Bowl, Middlebury College	Hancock, Vermont
2002	Denver	656	Colorado	612	Alyeska Resort, University of Alaska, Anchorage	Girdwood, Anchorage, Alaska
2003	Utah	682	Vermont	551	Dartmouth Skiway, Dartmouth College	Lyme Center, New Hampshire
2004	New Mexico	623	Utah	581	University of Nevada, Reno	Truckee, California
2005	Denver	622.5	Vermont	575	Stowe Mountain Resort, University of Vermont	Stowe, Vermont
2006	Colorado	654	New Mexico	556	Steamboat Ski Resort, University of Colorado Boulder	Steamboat Springs, Colorado
2007	Dartmouth	698	Denver	648	Wildcat Mountain Ski Area, University of New Hampshire	Pinkham Notch, New Hampshire
2008	Denver	649.5	Colorado	619	Bridger Bowl Ski Area, Montana State University, Bozeman	Bozeman, Montana
2009	Denver	659	Colorado	602.5	Sunday River Ski Resort, Bates College	Newry, Maine
2010	Denver	785.5	Colorado	714	Steamboat Ski Resort, University of Colorado Boulder	Steamboat Springs, Colorado
2011	Colorado	831	Utah	705.5	Stowe Mountain Resort, University of Vermont	Stowe, Vermont
2012	Vermont	832	Utah	671	Bridger Bowl Ski Area, Montana State University, Bozeman	Bozeman, Montana
2013	Colorado				Middlebury College Snow Bowl, Middlebury College	Hancock, Vermont

Team Championships

Team	Championships
Denver	21
Colorado	18
Utah	10
Vermont	6
Dartmouth	3
Wyoming	2
New Mexico	1

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 Women's Slalom Men's Giant Slalom Women's Giant Slalom

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)

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

Other events Ski jumping, Men (1954–1980) Skimeister, Men (1954–1973)

Individual Championships

• Results through 2012

Team	Championships
Colorado	84
Denver	80
Utah	67
Vermont	58
Dartmouth	35
Wyoming	19
New Mexico	12
Middlebury	10
Alaska–Anchorage, Western State Colorado	9
Northern Michigan	7
New Hampshire	6
Fort Lewis, Nevada	5
Alaska–Fairbanks, Idaho	3
Montana State, Washington	2
Boise State, Colby, Harvard, Maine, Montana, Norwich, St. Lawrence, Washington State	1

See also

• AIAW Intercollegiate Women's Skiing Champions
• Pre-NCAA Intercollegiate Skiing Champions

References

External links

• NCAA sports Skiing