The 2015 Alpine Masters National Championships, sponsored in part by Phillips 66, were hosted by Intermountain Division at Sun Valley on Mar. 15-20, 2015. The nationals are a four-event championships with a super-combined along with the 3-event SG/GS/SL nationals.
The Super-Combined event results are included in the Divisions Cup scoring as well as the Spyder national masters team awards. The overall national age class champions are scored on the triple-combined results of the SG, GS, and SL races, according to the national championship scoring rules.
The downhill championship is a standalone national medal event and is not included in the Divisions Cup, triple-combined SG-GS-SL national class champions, or Spyder Team awards scoring.
You must have a current USSA Masters competition license to compete in regional and national championship events (no temporary weekend licenses). Competitor field size for the national championships is limited to 300 entries.
If you are interested in competing and have any questions, contact race secretary Esther Delli Quadri at nationals@ussamasters.org.
Entries are due by Mar. 13, 2015. The early registration deadline is Mar. 5, 2015; late entries submitted after the early registration deadline are subject to late fees. Fees for race entries, lift tickets, and banquet are listed in the event announcement.
Registration for the National Championships will be available online through SkiRaceReg.com.
(event registration is closed)
The detailed event schedule is posted on the masters section of ussa.org:
Note: in order to manage the large field of competitors and provide good conditions for all at this championship event, competitors are split into several groups by age and gender. The groupings are A (men 21-44, classes 1-4), B (men 45-59, classes 5-7), C (all women), and D (men 60+, classes 8-14). The SG and the GS events are run on two courses to separate the younger A/B classes from the C/D groups of older men and all ladies, while in the SL each group competes on their own course.
The 2015 national championship downhill was held on Feb. 4 at Aspen CO.
Race Results | By Class | By Group | By Gender | Overall |
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DH |
Race Results | By Class | By National Group | By Gender | Overall |
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SC | A/B, C/D | A/B, C/D | C/D | A/B, C/D |
Class Combined (SG-GS-SL) | ||||
SG | A/B, C/D | A/B, C/D | C/D | A/B, C/D |
GS | A/B, C/D | A/B, C/D | C/D | A/B, C/D |
SL | A/C, B, D | A/C | A/C | A/C, B, D |
Class Combined Standings (Final) |
A
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B
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C
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D
A , B , C , D |
The age class combined champions are awarded according to total race points in the triple-combined disciplines SG-GS-SL contested at the national championships. SC is also included in Divisions Cup and National Masters team (aka "Spyder team") scoring.
The Division's Cup is awarded to the division with the best ratio of points scored per competitor start for all races in the national championships. Division teams must consist of at least 10 competitors to be eligible. The 2015 Divisions Cup was captured by Rocky Mountain division.
Division | Position | # Competitors | # Starts | Points | Division Cup Score |
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Alaska | (n/e) | 9 | 25 | 13 | 0.52 |
Central | 5 | 15 | 41 | 46 | 1.121 |
Eastern | 4 | 19 | 60 | 97 | 1.616 |
Far West | 3 | 32 | 98 | 178 | 1.816 |
Intermountain | 2 | 70 | 187 | 361 | 1.93 |
Pacific Northwest | 6 | 28 | 78 | 67 | 0.858 |
Northern | (n/e) | 7 | 18 | 28 | 1.555 |
Rocky Mountain | 1 | 16 | 50 | 108 | 2.16 |
Canada | (n/e) | 6 | 15 | 39 | 2.6 (n/e) |
Total | 202 competitors (156 men, 46 women) | ||||
Divisions Cup | complete standings |
Divisions Cups scoring is computed from the best 80% of competitor results for each division team, with points awarded for the top 5 finishers in each class.
The Spyder National Masters Team is named at the conclusion of the National Championships, based on world cup points scoring (best finish record points total) from all 4 events at the national championships.
The standings reports in this section provide additional rankings to show standings by race points, total time, and world cup points by class and by group - these are just for fun to see different comparisons of competitor results.