Coming off a 2020 campaign in which Utah was ahead at the NCAA Championships halfway through before the event was cancelled due to the pandemic, the Utes continued to face challenges in ’21. But this group kept alive a love and passion both for skiing and for their teammates. The end results?
A national championship, the 14th in Utah’s program history. Sixteen individual All-America accolades. Nine podium finishes at NCAAs. Two individual NCAA wins for Sydney Palmer-Leger. An RMISA crown. And the list goes on.
It’s a cohesive Utes group, some of whom kickstarted the year with reps on the world stage, some hoping to make a push for the Olympics, and get ready for what lies ahead starting in January on the collegiate circuit.
Utah’s Nordic team begins the RMISA schedule on Jan. 2 hosting the Utah Invitational at Soldier Hollow, and the alpine squad gets underway on Jan. 18 with the Montana State Invitational at Bridger Bowl.
For the first time since 2014, the path to the NCAA title runs through Utah as the championships are scheduled for March 9-12, 2022 at Park City Mountain Resort and Soldier Hollow Nordic Center. More information on the championships will be announced soon.
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