The virtual Highest Peak Gala Spring Event will be held on April 27, 2021. Please save the date in your calendars and there will be more updates shortly. All proceeds will support AASA in the 2021-22 season.

Hello, Alberta Alpine community! My name is Kiersten Vincett, and I am from Galahad, Alberta, in East Central Alberta. I have been in ski racing for 15 years and started racing ski cross in U16. This season is my first year on ASXT. I was previously on ABSX, and my home club is the Valley Ski Club. This year has been very tumultuous and full of surprises. Working around the Covid protocols in the summer proved to be challenging but manageable. I felt like I went into the ski season very strong, and I am thrilled with the training we received from the Canadian Sport Institute. I want to thank our strength and conditioning coaches for all the hard work they do during the summer to do our best on snow. Read more.

Check out our new on-line application process and be sure to apply before the April 30 deadline! Apply now.

March 27-28, 2021 - Snow Valley: Entry Level Course
April 16-18, 2021 - Mt. Norquay: Entry Level Course
April 19-22-26-29, 2021 - Level 2 Officials Course

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In his first full World Cup season, Reece Howden made a big splash! Standing on six podiums, winning four races, being voted FIS Rookie of the Year, and to top it all off, he won the men’s ski cross Crystal Globe. Very impressive for a guy who one year ago was finishing up his degree at the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology while training and competing. Read more. 

Give your feedback and win an exclusive prize! FIS is asking the entire Snowsport Community on how they can enhance the fan experience. Do you want to have your say? Complete the survey and put the chance on your side to win either two VIP tickets from one of the year's World Cup event of your choice or a signed race bib from this year’s World Cup event. Take the survey. 

The Jonny Kellock Foundation was formed as a legacy entity for Jonny Kellock, a friend, teammate, and coach from the Whistler Mountain Ski Club who battled brain cancer with courage. A bursary will be granted to a young, passionate Canadian coach to expand their coaching expertise.
 
In lieu of a formal gathering, the Jonny Kellock Foundation challenges the ski community to a remote, virtual event on his 29th birthday, March 30, 2021. The memorial tribute is to go ski, golf, bike, or do 29 of something at your local resort, course, trail, etc. Learn more.