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Volunteer with USCSA

Help make collegiate ski and snowboard racing possible

Lend a Hand

Every Race Runs on Volunteers

Our events don't happen without people on the hill making them run. Whether you've officiated for years or have never worked a race before, there's a job for you.

Volunteer Opportunities

Race Officials

Timers, gate judges, course workers, and technical delegates. Essential roles that keep competitions fair and accurate.

Registration

Check-in athletes, distribute bibs, and help with race day logistics. First point of contact for competitors.

Course Crew

Course setup, maintenance, and safety. Help prepare and maintain the competition venue throughout the day.

Hospitality

Food service, athlete support, and general assistance. Help create a welcoming environment for all participants.

Volunteer Benefits

Free Lift Tickets

Complimentary lift access at many events. Ski or ride before or after your shift.

Meals & Refreshments

Hot meals and snacks provided throughout the day to keep you energized.

USCSA Volunteer Gear

Receive official USCSA volunteer apparel and merchandise.

Community Connection

Be part of the collegiate ski racing community and make lasting friendships.

How to Get Started

Four steps and you're on a crew for race day.

1

Check the Event Schedule

Review the competition calendar and find events where you'd like to volunteer. Most events need volunteers for the full day or half-day shifts.

2

Contact the Event Organizer

Reach out to the event organizer or Southwest Conference coordinator to express your interest. They'll provide specific details about volunteer needs and schedules.

3

Complete Registration

Fill out the volunteer registration form and any required waivers. This helps us ensure proper insurance coverage and event planning.

4

Show Up on Race Day

Arrive at your call time, check in with the volunteer coordinator, and settle into the day.

Ready to Volunteer?

Drop us a line and we'll point you to the next event that needs a hand.