2023 A Racer's Edge US Alpine Masters National Championships

A Racer's Edge

The 2023 US Alpine Masters National Championships, sponsored in part by A Racer's Edge, were scheduled to be hosted by Far West Division at Mammoth Mountain CA on Mar. 28-Apr. 2, 2023. A four-event championships with the DH championships colocated with the 3-event SG/GS/SL races for the combined age class champions scoring was planned. Unfortunately, with Mammoth challenged by a record-breaking snow year and continued storms throughout March, the championship event had to be cancelled.

Thanks to a rapid response by Pacific Northwest Division, Mt Bachelor, and the Mt Bachelor Ski Education Foundation (MBSEF), the national championships were rescheduled for the following week at Mt Bachelor OR on Apr. 6-9, 2023

The 2023 US Alpine Masters National Championships, sponsored in part by A Racer's Edge, were hosted by Pacific Northwest Division at Mt Bachelor OR on Apr. 6-9, 2023. The nationals are a four-event championships with two SG races, GS, and SL.

event results complete event results below


Entries and Qualification

You must have a current US Alpine Master membership to compete in regional and national championship events. (no short-term memberships) Competitor field size for the national championships is limited to 300 entries.

If you are interested in competing and have any questions, contact nationals@usalpinemasters.org for registration and event information.


News and Event Schedule

The detailed event schedule is posted on the Masters page on usskiandsnowboard.org:


Event Results

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 18-49, classes 1-5), B (men 50-64, classes 6-8), C (all women), and D (men 65+, classes 9-14). 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 generally competes on their own course.

Race Results By Class By Group By Gender Overall
Class Combined (SG1-GS-SL)
SG #1 results by age class  results by group  results by gender  overall race results 
SG #2 results by age class  results by group  results by gender  overall race results 
GS results by age class  results by group  results by gender  overall race results 
SL results by age class D/A, results by age class C/B results by group D/A, results by group C/B   overall race results D/A, overall race results C/B
Class Combined Standings  (Final) group A class combined standings Agroup B class combined standings Bgroup C class combined standings Cgroup D class combined standings D
group A class combined standings (pdf) Agroup B class combined standings (pdf) Bgroup C class combined standings (pdf) Cgroup D class combined standings (pdf) 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.

Division's Cup

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 2023 Divisions Cup was captured by Intermountain division.

Division Medals

Competitors Summary

Division Position Division Cup Score # Competitors # Starts Points
Alaska (n/e) 0.0 1 1 0
Central (n/e) 1.466 5 15 22
Eastern (n/e) 2.411 6 17 41
Far West 3 2.229 15 48 107
Intermountain 1 2.722 17 54 147
Pacific Northwest 4 1.352 62 142 192
Northern (n/e) 0.5 2 6 3
Rocky Mountain 2 2.516 10 31 78
Total 120 competitors (96 men, 24 women)
Divisions Cup Divisions Cup standings 2023 Divisions Cup complete standings

US National Masters Team

The US National Masters Team is named at the conclusion of the National Championships, based on world cup points scoring (best finish record points total) from the best 3 finishes in the 4 events at the national championships.