Volunteer signups

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What the job tags mean
Easy
Light work. Mostly sitting or standing in one place.
Medium
On your feet for most of the shift, with some carrying.
Hard
Steady physical work, like lifting or long hours on your feet.
Outdoors
Most of the job is outside. Dress for the weather.
Indoors or sheltered
Most of the job is indoors or under cover.
Walking
You walk, hike or move around a lot.
Skill needed
The job needs a specific skill. The tag names it.
Training required
You complete training before your first shift.

Alpine officials update, option 1

0/100 slots
Tue, Nov 3, 2026Online (Zoom)

For certified officials. Attend one of the two dates; the update keeps your alpine officials license active. 6:00 PM Central (7:00 PM Eastern) on Zoom. The Zoom link is under What's involved, and on the Alpine officials update page.

  • Attend the officials update

    100 open

    For officials already certified. Sign up so the region knows you are coming; the Zoom link is under What's involved. You only need one of the two dates.

    6:00PM – 9:00PMOnline (Zoom)Other

Alpine officials update, option 2

0/100 slots
Tue, Dec 8, 2026Online (Zoom)

For certified officials. Attend one of the two dates; the update keeps your alpine officials license active. 6:00 PM Central (7:00 PM Eastern) on Zoom. The Zoom link is under What's involved, and on the Alpine officials update page.

  • Attend the officials update

    100 open

    For officials already certified. Sign up so the region knows you are coming; the Zoom link is under What's involved. You only need one of the two dates.

    6:00PM – 9:00PMOnline (Zoom)Other

Giants Ridge scored season opener, GS

0/38 slots
Sat, Dec 12, 2026Giants Ridge

Scored races start after the morning FIS races finish. Host club on the region's 2026-27 race schedule (draft): Team Gilboa.

  • Race office assistant

    2 open

    Registration, volunteer lift tickets, copies and the scoreboard, in the race office. Mostly a morning job; no skis. Good for new volunteers.

    11:00AM – 4:00PMGiants RidgeEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Indoors or sheltered
  • Volunteer coordinator

    1 open

    Check volunteers in at the start of the day and pair new volunteers with a mentor. In the race office; skis optional. Good for new volunteers.

    11:00AM – 4:00PMGiants RidgeEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Indoors or sheltered
  • Timing assistant

    3 open

    Help the chief of timing set up and run the backup timing, in the timing shack. No skis. Good for new volunteers.

    11:00AM – 4:00PMGiants RidgeEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Indoors or sheltered
  • Assistant starter

    1 open

    Line racers up in start-list order at the top of the course. Skis at most venues. Good for new volunteers.

    11:00AM – 4:00PMGiants RidgeEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Skis at most venues
  • Starter

    1 open

    Wear the headset to timing and give each racer the start command. Skis at most venues. Good for new volunteers.

    11:00AM – 4:00PMGiants RidgeEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Skis at most venues
  • Hand timer, start or finish

    2 open

    Run a backup stopwatch at the start (on skis) or the finish (no skis). A good first job.

    11:00AM – 4:00PMGiants RidgeEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Walking
  • Hand time recorder, start or finish

    2 open

    Write down the hand timer's times at the start (on skis) or the finish (no skis). A good first job.

    11:00AM – 4:00PMGiants RidgeEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Walking
  • Course crew

    8 open

    Set the course, then slip, shovel and reset gates as the chief of course directs. On skis all day; strong intermediate skiers. Free lift ticket.

    11:00AM – 4:00PMGiants RidgeEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Strong intermediate skier
  • Chief of gates

    1 open

    Brief and place the gate judges, then collect their cards after each run. On skis all day; for experienced gate judges.

    11:00AM – 4:00PMGiants RidgeEvent crew
    • Medium
    • Outdoors
    • Must ski or snowboard
  • Gate judge

    10 open

    Watch your gates and mark any racer who misses one. On skis. Read the gate judge guide first. Good for new volunteers.

    11:00AM – 4:00PMGiants RidgeEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Must ski or snowboard
  • Scoreboard recorder

    1 open

    Post racers' times on the scoreboard as they finish. No skis at most venues. Good for new volunteers.

    11:00AM – 4:00PMGiants RidgeScoreboard
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Walking
  • PA announcer

    1 open

    Announce names, bibs and times from the timing screen, in the timing building. No skis. Good for new volunteers.

    11:00AM – 4:00PMGiants RidgeAnnouncer
    • Easy
    • Indoors or sheltered
  • Chief of course (COC)

    1 open

    Certified chief of course: lead the course crew and the equipment, on skis all day.

    11:00AM – 4:00PMGiants RidgeSupervision / lead
    • Medium
    • Outdoors
    • Must ski or snowboard
    • Training required
  • Race administrator (RA)

    1 open

    Certified race administrator: run the race office computer and file the race paperwork and results.

    11:00AM – 4:00PMGiants RidgeSupervision / lead
    • Hard
    • Indoors or sheltered
    • Training required
  • Chief of timing and calculations (COTC)

    1 open

    Certified chief of timing and calculations: set up and run the timing system and the PA.

    11:00AM – 4:00PMGiants RidgeSupervision / lead
    • Hard
    • Indoors or sheltered
    • Training required
  • Start referee

    1 open

    Certified start referee: set up and control the start and record the start order. Skis at most venues.

    11:00AM – 4:00PMGiants RidgeSupervision / lead
    • Medium
    • Outdoors
    • Skis at most venues
    • Training required
  • Finish referee

    1 open

    Certified finish referee: set up and control the finish corral. No skis at most venues.

    11:00AM – 4:00PMGiants RidgeSupervision / lead
    • Medium
    • Outdoors
    • Walking
    • Training required

Giants Ridge scored season opener, SL

0/38 slots
Sun, Dec 13, 2026Giants Ridge

Scored races start after the morning FIS races finish. Host club on the region's 2026-27 race schedule (draft): Buck Hill.

  • Race office assistant

    2 open

    Registration, volunteer lift tickets, copies and the scoreboard, in the race office. Mostly a morning job; no skis. Good for new volunteers.

    11:00AM – 4:00PMGiants RidgeEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Indoors or sheltered
  • Volunteer coordinator

    1 open

    Check volunteers in at the start of the day and pair new volunteers with a mentor. In the race office; skis optional. Good for new volunteers.

    11:00AM – 4:00PMGiants RidgeEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Indoors or sheltered
  • Timing assistant

    3 open

    Help the chief of timing set up and run the backup timing, in the timing shack. No skis. Good for new volunteers.

    11:00AM – 4:00PMGiants RidgeEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Indoors or sheltered
  • Assistant starter

    1 open

    Line racers up in start-list order at the top of the course. Skis at most venues. Good for new volunteers.

    11:00AM – 4:00PMGiants RidgeEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Skis at most venues
  • Starter

    1 open

    Wear the headset to timing and give each racer the start command. Skis at most venues. Good for new volunteers.

    11:00AM – 4:00PMGiants RidgeEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Skis at most venues
  • Hand timer, start or finish

    2 open

    Run a backup stopwatch at the start (on skis) or the finish (no skis). A good first job.

    11:00AM – 4:00PMGiants RidgeEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Walking
  • Hand time recorder, start or finish

    2 open

    Write down the hand timer's times at the start (on skis) or the finish (no skis). A good first job.

    11:00AM – 4:00PMGiants RidgeEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Walking
  • Course crew

    8 open

    Set the course, then slip, shovel and reset gates as the chief of course directs. On skis all day; strong intermediate skiers. Free lift ticket.

    11:00AM – 4:00PMGiants RidgeEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Strong intermediate skier
  • Chief of gates

    1 open

    Brief and place the gate judges, then collect their cards after each run. On skis all day; for experienced gate judges.

    11:00AM – 4:00PMGiants RidgeEvent crew
    • Medium
    • Outdoors
    • Must ski or snowboard
  • Gate judge

    10 open

    Watch your gates and mark any racer who misses one. On skis. Read the gate judge guide first. Good for new volunteers.

    11:00AM – 4:00PMGiants RidgeEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Must ski or snowboard
  • Scoreboard recorder

    1 open

    Post racers' times on the scoreboard as they finish. No skis at most venues. Good for new volunteers.

    11:00AM – 4:00PMGiants RidgeScoreboard
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Walking
  • PA announcer

    1 open

    Announce names, bibs and times from the timing screen, in the timing building. No skis. Good for new volunteers.

    11:00AM – 4:00PMGiants RidgeAnnouncer
    • Easy
    • Indoors or sheltered
  • Chief of course (COC)

    1 open

    Certified chief of course: lead the course crew and the equipment, on skis all day.

    11:00AM – 4:00PMGiants RidgeSupervision / lead
    • Medium
    • Outdoors
    • Must ski or snowboard
    • Training required
  • Race administrator (RA)

    1 open

    Certified race administrator: run the race office computer and file the race paperwork and results.

    11:00AM – 4:00PMGiants RidgeSupervision / lead
    • Hard
    • Indoors or sheltered
    • Training required
  • Chief of timing and calculations (COTC)

    1 open

    Certified chief of timing and calculations: set up and run the timing system and the PA.

    11:00AM – 4:00PMGiants RidgeSupervision / lead
    • Hard
    • Indoors or sheltered
    • Training required
  • Start referee

    1 open

    Certified start referee: set up and control the start and record the start order. Skis at most venues.

    11:00AM – 4:00PMGiants RidgeSupervision / lead
    • Medium
    • Outdoors
    • Skis at most venues
    • Training required
  • Finish referee

    1 open

    Certified finish referee: set up and control the finish corral. No skis at most venues.

    11:00AM – 4:00PMGiants RidgeSupervision / lead
    • Medium
    • Outdoors
    • Walking
    • Training required

Wild Mountain women scored 2SL

0/38 slots
Sat, Dec 19, 2026Wild Mountain

Women only; the men race on Sunday. Host club on the region's 2026-27 race schedule (draft): Central Division.

  • Race office assistant

    2 open

    Registration, volunteer lift tickets, copies and the scoreboard, in the race office. Mostly a morning job; no skis. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 3:00PMWild MountainEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Indoors or sheltered
  • Volunteer coordinator

    1 open

    Check volunteers in at the start of the day and pair new volunteers with a mentor. In the race office; skis optional. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 3:00PMWild MountainEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Indoors or sheltered
  • Timing assistant

    3 open

    Help the chief of timing set up and run the backup timing, in the timing shack. No skis. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 3:00PMWild MountainEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Indoors or sheltered
  • Assistant starter

    1 open

    Line racers up in start-list order at the top of the course. Skis at most venues. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 3:00PMWild MountainEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Skis at most venues
  • Starter

    1 open

    Wear the headset to timing and give each racer the start command. Skis at most venues. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 3:00PMWild MountainEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Skis at most venues
  • Hand timer, start or finish

    2 open

    Run a backup stopwatch at the start (on skis) or the finish (no skis). A good first job.

    7:00AM – 3:00PMWild MountainEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Walking
  • Hand time recorder, start or finish

    2 open

    Write down the hand timer's times at the start (on skis) or the finish (no skis). A good first job.

    7:00AM – 3:00PMWild MountainEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Walking
  • Course crew

    8 open

    Set the course, then slip, shovel and reset gates as the chief of course directs. On skis all day; strong intermediate skiers. Free lift ticket.

    7:00AM – 3:00PMWild MountainEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Strong intermediate skier
  • Chief of gates

    1 open

    Brief and place the gate judges, then collect their cards after each run. On skis all day; for experienced gate judges.

    7:00AM – 3:00PMWild MountainEvent crew
    • Medium
    • Outdoors
    • Must ski or snowboard
  • Gate judge

    10 open

    Watch your gates and mark any racer who misses one. On skis. Read the gate judge guide first. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 3:00PMWild MountainEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Must ski or snowboard
  • Scoreboard recorder

    1 open

    Post racers' times on the scoreboard as they finish. No skis at most venues. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 3:00PMWild MountainScoreboard
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Walking
  • PA announcer

    1 open

    Announce names, bibs and times from the timing screen, in the timing building. No skis. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 3:00PMWild MountainAnnouncer
    • Easy
    • Indoors or sheltered
  • Chief of course (COC)

    1 open

    Certified chief of course: lead the course crew and the equipment, on skis all day.

    7:00AM – 3:00PMWild MountainSupervision / lead
    • Medium
    • Outdoors
    • Must ski or snowboard
    • Training required
  • Race administrator (RA)

    1 open

    Certified race administrator: run the race office computer and file the race paperwork and results.

    7:00AM – 3:00PMWild MountainSupervision / lead
    • Hard
    • Indoors or sheltered
    • Training required
  • Chief of timing and calculations (COTC)

    1 open

    Certified chief of timing and calculations: set up and run the timing system and the PA.

    7:00AM – 3:00PMWild MountainSupervision / lead
    • Hard
    • Indoors or sheltered
    • Training required
  • Start referee

    1 open

    Certified start referee: set up and control the start and record the start order. Skis at most venues.

    7:00AM – 3:00PMWild MountainSupervision / lead
    • Medium
    • Outdoors
    • Skis at most venues
    • Training required
  • Finish referee

    1 open

    Certified finish referee: set up and control the finish corral. No skis at most venues.

    7:00AM – 3:00PMWild MountainSupervision / lead
    • Medium
    • Outdoors
    • Walking
    • Training required

Wild Mountain U8-U12 scrimmage

0/38 slots
Sat, Dec 19, 2026Wild Mountain

Host club on the region's 2026-27 race schedule (draft): Team Gilboa.

  • Race office assistant

    2 open

    Registration, volunteer lift tickets, copies and the scoreboard, in the race office. Mostly a morning job; no skis. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMWild MountainEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Indoors or sheltered
  • Volunteer coordinator

    1 open

    Check volunteers in at the start of the day and pair new volunteers with a mentor. In the race office; skis optional. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMWild MountainEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Indoors or sheltered
  • Timing assistant

    3 open

    Help the chief of timing set up and run the backup timing, in the timing shack. No skis. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMWild MountainEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Indoors or sheltered
  • Assistant starter

    1 open

    Line racers up in start-list order at the top of the course. Skis at most venues. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMWild MountainEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Skis at most venues
  • Starter

    1 open

    Wear the headset to timing and give each racer the start command. Skis at most venues. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMWild MountainEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Skis at most venues
  • Hand timer, start or finish

    2 open

    Run a backup stopwatch at the start (on skis) or the finish (no skis). A good first job.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMWild MountainEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Walking
  • Hand time recorder, start or finish

    2 open

    Write down the hand timer's times at the start (on skis) or the finish (no skis). A good first job.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMWild MountainEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Walking
  • Course crew

    8 open

    Set the course, then slip, shovel and reset gates as the chief of course directs. On skis all day; strong intermediate skiers. Free lift ticket.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMWild MountainEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Strong intermediate skier
  • Chief of gates

    1 open

    Brief and place the gate judges, then collect their cards after each run. On skis all day; for experienced gate judges.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMWild MountainEvent crew
    • Medium
    • Outdoors
    • Must ski or snowboard
  • Gate judge

    10 open

    Watch your gates and mark any racer who misses one. On skis. Read the gate judge guide first. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMWild MountainEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Must ski or snowboard
  • Scoreboard recorder

    1 open

    Post racers' times on the scoreboard as they finish. No skis at most venues. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMWild MountainScoreboard
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Walking
  • PA announcer

    1 open

    Announce names, bibs and times from the timing screen, in the timing building. No skis. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMWild MountainAnnouncer
    • Easy
    • Indoors or sheltered
  • Chief of course (COC)

    1 open

    Certified chief of course: lead the course crew and the equipment, on skis all day.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMWild MountainSupervision / lead
    • Medium
    • Outdoors
    • Must ski or snowboard
    • Training required
  • Race administrator (RA)

    1 open

    Certified race administrator: run the race office computer and file the race paperwork and results.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMWild MountainSupervision / lead
    • Hard
    • Indoors or sheltered
    • Training required
  • Chief of timing and calculations (COTC)

    1 open

    Certified chief of timing and calculations: set up and run the timing system and the PA.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMWild MountainSupervision / lead
    • Hard
    • Indoors or sheltered
    • Training required
  • Start referee

    1 open

    Certified start referee: set up and control the start and record the start order. Skis at most venues.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMWild MountainSupervision / lead
    • Medium
    • Outdoors
    • Skis at most venues
    • Training required
  • Finish referee

    1 open

    Certified finish referee: set up and control the finish corral. No skis at most venues.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMWild MountainSupervision / lead
    • Medium
    • Outdoors
    • Walking
    • Training required

Wild Mountain men scored 2SL

0/38 slots
Sun, Dec 20, 2026Wild Mountain

Host club on the region's 2026-27 race schedule (draft): Central Division.

  • Race office assistant

    2 open

    Registration, volunteer lift tickets, copies and the scoreboard, in the race office. Mostly a morning job; no skis. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMWild MountainEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Indoors or sheltered
  • Volunteer coordinator

    1 open

    Check volunteers in at the start of the day and pair new volunteers with a mentor. In the race office; skis optional. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMWild MountainEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Indoors or sheltered
  • Timing assistant

    3 open

    Help the chief of timing set up and run the backup timing, in the timing shack. No skis. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMWild MountainEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Indoors or sheltered
  • Assistant starter

    1 open

    Line racers up in start-list order at the top of the course. Skis at most venues. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMWild MountainEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Skis at most venues
  • Starter

    1 open

    Wear the headset to timing and give each racer the start command. Skis at most venues. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMWild MountainEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Skis at most venues
  • Hand timer, start or finish

    2 open

    Run a backup stopwatch at the start (on skis) or the finish (no skis). A good first job.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMWild MountainEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Walking
  • Hand time recorder, start or finish

    2 open

    Write down the hand timer's times at the start (on skis) or the finish (no skis). A good first job.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMWild MountainEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Walking
  • Course crew

    8 open

    Set the course, then slip, shovel and reset gates as the chief of course directs. On skis all day; strong intermediate skiers. Free lift ticket.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMWild MountainEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Strong intermediate skier
  • Chief of gates

    1 open

    Brief and place the gate judges, then collect their cards after each run. On skis all day; for experienced gate judges.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMWild MountainEvent crew
    • Medium
    • Outdoors
    • Must ski or snowboard
  • Gate judge

    10 open

    Watch your gates and mark any racer who misses one. On skis. Read the gate judge guide first. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMWild MountainEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Must ski or snowboard
  • Scoreboard recorder

    1 open

    Post racers' times on the scoreboard as they finish. No skis at most venues. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMWild MountainScoreboard
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Walking
  • PA announcer

    1 open

    Announce names, bibs and times from the timing screen, in the timing building. No skis. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMWild MountainAnnouncer
    • Easy
    • Indoors or sheltered
  • Chief of course (COC)

    1 open

    Certified chief of course: lead the course crew and the equipment, on skis all day.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMWild MountainSupervision / lead
    • Medium
    • Outdoors
    • Must ski or snowboard
    • Training required
  • Race administrator (RA)

    1 open

    Certified race administrator: run the race office computer and file the race paperwork and results.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMWild MountainSupervision / lead
    • Hard
    • Indoors or sheltered
    • Training required
  • Chief of timing and calculations (COTC)

    1 open

    Certified chief of timing and calculations: set up and run the timing system and the PA.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMWild MountainSupervision / lead
    • Hard
    • Indoors or sheltered
    • Training required
  • Start referee

    1 open

    Certified start referee: set up and control the start and record the start order. Skis at most venues.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMWild MountainSupervision / lead
    • Medium
    • Outdoors
    • Skis at most venues
    • Training required
  • Finish referee

    1 open

    Certified finish referee: set up and control the finish corral. No skis at most venues.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMWild MountainSupervision / lead
    • Medium
    • Outdoors
    • Walking
    • Training required

Wild Mountain U14 SkillsQuest and SL

0/38 slots
Sun, Dec 20, 2026Wild Mountain

Host club on the region's 2026-27 race schedule (draft): 4Degrees Alpine.

  • Race office assistant

    2 open

    Registration, volunteer lift tickets, copies and the scoreboard, in the race office. Mostly a morning job; no skis. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMWild MountainEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Indoors or sheltered
  • Volunteer coordinator

    1 open

    Check volunteers in at the start of the day and pair new volunteers with a mentor. In the race office; skis optional. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMWild MountainEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Indoors or sheltered
  • Timing assistant

    3 open

    Help the chief of timing set up and run the backup timing, in the timing shack. No skis. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMWild MountainEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Indoors or sheltered
  • Assistant starter

    1 open

    Line racers up in start-list order at the top of the course. Skis at most venues. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMWild MountainEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Skis at most venues
  • Starter

    1 open

    Wear the headset to timing and give each racer the start command. Skis at most venues. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMWild MountainEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Skis at most venues
  • Hand timer, start or finish

    2 open

    Run a backup stopwatch at the start (on skis) or the finish (no skis). A good first job.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMWild MountainEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Walking
  • Hand time recorder, start or finish

    2 open

    Write down the hand timer's times at the start (on skis) or the finish (no skis). A good first job.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMWild MountainEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Walking
  • Course crew

    8 open

    Set the course, then slip, shovel and reset gates as the chief of course directs. On skis all day; strong intermediate skiers. Free lift ticket.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMWild MountainEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Strong intermediate skier
  • Chief of gates

    1 open

    Brief and place the gate judges, then collect their cards after each run. On skis all day; for experienced gate judges.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMWild MountainEvent crew
    • Medium
    • Outdoors
    • Must ski or snowboard
  • Gate judge

    10 open

    Watch your gates and mark any racer who misses one. On skis. Read the gate judge guide first. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMWild MountainEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Must ski or snowboard
  • Scoreboard recorder

    1 open

    Post racers' times on the scoreboard as they finish. No skis at most venues. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMWild MountainScoreboard
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Walking
  • PA announcer

    1 open

    Announce names, bibs and times from the timing screen, in the timing building. No skis. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMWild MountainAnnouncer
    • Easy
    • Indoors or sheltered
  • Chief of course (COC)

    1 open

    Certified chief of course: lead the course crew and the equipment, on skis all day.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMWild MountainSupervision / lead
    • Medium
    • Outdoors
    • Must ski or snowboard
    • Training required
  • Race administrator (RA)

    1 open

    Certified race administrator: run the race office computer and file the race paperwork and results.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMWild MountainSupervision / lead
    • Hard
    • Indoors or sheltered
    • Training required
  • Chief of timing and calculations (COTC)

    1 open

    Certified chief of timing and calculations: set up and run the timing system and the PA.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMWild MountainSupervision / lead
    • Hard
    • Indoors or sheltered
    • Training required
  • Start referee

    1 open

    Certified start referee: set up and control the start and record the start order. Skis at most venues.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMWild MountainSupervision / lead
    • Medium
    • Outdoors
    • Skis at most venues
    • Training required
  • Finish referee

    1 open

    Certified finish referee: set up and control the finish corral. No skis at most venues.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMWild MountainSupervision / lead
    • Medium
    • Outdoors
    • Walking
    • Training required

Chuck Stone Memorial U14 ski-up

0/38 slots
Wed, Dec 23, 2026Buck Hill

Host club on the region's 2026-27 race schedule (draft): Buck Hill.

  • Race office assistant

    2 open

    Registration, volunteer lift tickets, copies and the scoreboard, in the race office. Mostly a morning job; no skis. Good for new volunteers.

    8:00AM – 4:00PMBuck HillEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Indoors or sheltered
  • Volunteer coordinator

    1 open

    Check volunteers in at the start of the day and pair new volunteers with a mentor. In the race office; skis optional. Good for new volunteers.

    8:00AM – 4:00PMBuck HillEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Indoors or sheltered
  • Timing assistant

    3 open

    Help the chief of timing set up and run the backup timing, in the timing shack. No skis. Good for new volunteers.

    8:00AM – 4:00PMBuck HillEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Indoors or sheltered
  • Assistant starter

    1 open

    Line racers up in start-list order at the top of the course. Skis at most venues. Good for new volunteers.

    8:00AM – 4:00PMBuck HillEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Skis at most venues
  • Starter

    1 open

    Wear the headset to timing and give each racer the start command. Skis at most venues. Good for new volunteers.

    8:00AM – 4:00PMBuck HillEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Skis at most venues
  • Hand timer, start or finish

    2 open

    Run a backup stopwatch at the start (on skis) or the finish (no skis). A good first job.

    8:00AM – 4:00PMBuck HillEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Walking
  • Hand time recorder, start or finish

    2 open

    Write down the hand timer's times at the start (on skis) or the finish (no skis). A good first job.

    8:00AM – 4:00PMBuck HillEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Walking
  • Course crew

    8 open

    Set the course, then slip, shovel and reset gates as the chief of course directs. On skis all day; strong intermediate skiers. Free lift ticket.

    8:00AM – 4:00PMBuck HillEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Strong intermediate skier
  • Chief of gates

    1 open

    Brief and place the gate judges, then collect their cards after each run. On skis all day; for experienced gate judges.

    8:00AM – 4:00PMBuck HillEvent crew
    • Medium
    • Outdoors
    • Must ski or snowboard
  • Gate judge

    10 open

    Watch your gates and mark any racer who misses one. On skis. Read the gate judge guide first. Good for new volunteers.

    8:00AM – 4:00PMBuck HillEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Must ski or snowboard
  • Scoreboard recorder

    1 open

    Post racers' times on the scoreboard as they finish. No skis at most venues. Good for new volunteers.

    8:00AM – 4:00PMBuck HillScoreboard
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Walking
  • PA announcer

    1 open

    Announce names, bibs and times from the timing screen, in the timing building. No skis. Good for new volunteers.

    8:00AM – 4:00PMBuck HillAnnouncer
    • Easy
    • Indoors or sheltered
  • Chief of course (COC)

    1 open

    Certified chief of course: lead the course crew and the equipment, on skis all day.

    8:00AM – 4:00PMBuck HillSupervision / lead
    • Medium
    • Outdoors
    • Must ski or snowboard
    • Training required
  • Race administrator (RA)

    1 open

    Certified race administrator: run the race office computer and file the race paperwork and results.

    8:00AM – 4:00PMBuck HillSupervision / lead
    • Hard
    • Indoors or sheltered
    • Training required
  • Chief of timing and calculations (COTC)

    1 open

    Certified chief of timing and calculations: set up and run the timing system and the PA.

    8:00AM – 4:00PMBuck HillSupervision / lead
    • Hard
    • Indoors or sheltered
    • Training required
  • Start referee

    1 open

    Certified start referee: set up and control the start and record the start order. Skis at most venues.

    8:00AM – 4:00PMBuck HillSupervision / lead
    • Medium
    • Outdoors
    • Skis at most venues
    • Training required
  • Finish referee

    1 open

    Certified finish referee: set up and control the finish corral. No skis at most venues.

    8:00AM – 4:00PMBuck HillSupervision / lead
    • Medium
    • Outdoors
    • Walking
    • Training required

Mont du Lac New Year scored U14 ski-up races

0/38 slots
Sat, Jan 2, 2027Mont du Lac

Scored, U14 and older, race only on Saturday; the non-scored races are on Sunday. Hosts on the region's 2026-27 race schedule (draft): Buck Hill, with Team Duluth, 4Degrees Alpine and Team Afton.

  • Race office assistant

    2 open

    Registration, volunteer lift tickets, copies and the scoreboard, in the race office. Mostly a morning job; no skis. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMont du LacEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Indoors or sheltered
  • Volunteer coordinator

    1 open

    Check volunteers in at the start of the day and pair new volunteers with a mentor. In the race office; skis optional. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMont du LacEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Indoors or sheltered
  • Timing assistant

    3 open

    Help the chief of timing set up and run the backup timing, in the timing shack. No skis. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMont du LacEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Indoors or sheltered
  • Assistant starter

    1 open

    Line racers up in start-list order at the top of the course. Skis at most venues. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMont du LacEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Skis at most venues
  • Starter

    1 open

    Wear the headset to timing and give each racer the start command. Skis at most venues. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMont du LacEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Skis at most venues
  • Hand timer, start or finish

    2 open

    Run a backup stopwatch at the start (on skis) or the finish (no skis). A good first job.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMont du LacEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Walking
  • Hand time recorder, start or finish

    2 open

    Write down the hand timer's times at the start (on skis) or the finish (no skis). A good first job.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMont du LacEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Walking
  • Course crew

    8 open

    Set the course, then slip, shovel and reset gates as the chief of course directs. On skis all day; strong intermediate skiers. Free lift ticket.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMont du LacEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Strong intermediate skier
  • Chief of gates

    1 open

    Brief and place the gate judges, then collect their cards after each run. On skis all day; for experienced gate judges.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMont du LacEvent crew
    • Medium
    • Outdoors
    • Must ski or snowboard
  • Gate judge

    10 open

    Watch your gates and mark any racer who misses one. On skis. Read the gate judge guide first. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMont du LacEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Must ski or snowboard
  • Scoreboard recorder

    1 open

    Post racers' times on the scoreboard as they finish. No skis at most venues. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMont du LacScoreboard
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Walking
  • PA announcer

    1 open

    Announce names, bibs and times from the timing screen, in the timing building. No skis. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMont du LacAnnouncer
    • Easy
    • Indoors or sheltered
  • Chief of course (COC)

    1 open

    Certified chief of course: lead the course crew and the equipment, on skis all day.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMont du LacSupervision / lead
    • Medium
    • Outdoors
    • Must ski or snowboard
    • Training required
  • Race administrator (RA)

    1 open

    Certified race administrator: run the race office computer and file the race paperwork and results.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMont du LacSupervision / lead
    • Hard
    • Indoors or sheltered
    • Training required
  • Chief of timing and calculations (COTC)

    1 open

    Certified chief of timing and calculations: set up and run the timing system and the PA.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMont du LacSupervision / lead
    • Hard
    • Indoors or sheltered
    • Training required
  • Start referee

    1 open

    Certified start referee: set up and control the start and record the start order. Skis at most venues.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMont du LacSupervision / lead
    • Medium
    • Outdoors
    • Skis at most venues
    • Training required
  • Finish referee

    1 open

    Certified finish referee: set up and control the finish corral. No skis at most venues.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMont du LacSupervision / lead
    • Medium
    • Outdoors
    • Walking
    • Training required

Mont du Lac New Year non-scored U8-U12 races

0/38 slots
Sun, Jan 3, 2027Mont du Lac

Hosts on the region's 2026-27 race schedule (draft): Team Duluth, Team Afton and 4Degrees Alpine.

  • Race office assistant

    2 open

    Registration, volunteer lift tickets, copies and the scoreboard, in the race office. Mostly a morning job; no skis. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMont du LacEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Indoors or sheltered
  • Volunteer coordinator

    1 open

    Check volunteers in at the start of the day and pair new volunteers with a mentor. In the race office; skis optional. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMont du LacEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Indoors or sheltered
  • Timing assistant

    3 open

    Help the chief of timing set up and run the backup timing, in the timing shack. No skis. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMont du LacEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Indoors or sheltered
  • Assistant starter

    1 open

    Line racers up in start-list order at the top of the course. Skis at most venues. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMont du LacEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Skis at most venues
  • Starter

    1 open

    Wear the headset to timing and give each racer the start command. Skis at most venues. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMont du LacEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Skis at most venues
  • Hand timer, start or finish

    2 open

    Run a backup stopwatch at the start (on skis) or the finish (no skis). A good first job.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMont du LacEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Walking
  • Hand time recorder, start or finish

    2 open

    Write down the hand timer's times at the start (on skis) or the finish (no skis). A good first job.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMont du LacEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Walking
  • Course crew

    8 open

    Set the course, then slip, shovel and reset gates as the chief of course directs. On skis all day; strong intermediate skiers. Free lift ticket.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMont du LacEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Strong intermediate skier
  • Chief of gates

    1 open

    Brief and place the gate judges, then collect their cards after each run. On skis all day; for experienced gate judges.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMont du LacEvent crew
    • Medium
    • Outdoors
    • Must ski or snowboard
  • Gate judge

    10 open

    Watch your gates and mark any racer who misses one. On skis. Read the gate judge guide first. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMont du LacEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Must ski or snowboard
  • Scoreboard recorder

    1 open

    Post racers' times on the scoreboard as they finish. No skis at most venues. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMont du LacScoreboard
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Walking
  • PA announcer

    1 open

    Announce names, bibs and times from the timing screen, in the timing building. No skis. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMont du LacAnnouncer
    • Easy
    • Indoors or sheltered
  • Chief of course (COC)

    1 open

    Certified chief of course: lead the course crew and the equipment, on skis all day.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMont du LacSupervision / lead
    • Medium
    • Outdoors
    • Must ski or snowboard
    • Training required
  • Race administrator (RA)

    1 open

    Certified race administrator: run the race office computer and file the race paperwork and results.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMont du LacSupervision / lead
    • Hard
    • Indoors or sheltered
    • Training required
  • Chief of timing and calculations (COTC)

    1 open

    Certified chief of timing and calculations: set up and run the timing system and the PA.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMont du LacSupervision / lead
    • Hard
    • Indoors or sheltered
    • Training required
  • Start referee

    1 open

    Certified start referee: set up and control the start and record the start order. Skis at most venues.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMont du LacSupervision / lead
    • Medium
    • Outdoors
    • Skis at most venues
    • Training required
  • Finish referee

    1 open

    Certified finish referee: set up and control the finish corral. No skis at most venues.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMont du LacSupervision / lead
    • Medium
    • Outdoors
    • Walking
    • Training required

Dan Nagy scored race

0/38 slots
Sat, Jan 16, 2027Mt. La Crosse

The schedule lets FIS athletes sign up for Saturday's race. Host club on the region's 2026-27 race schedule (draft): Team Gilboa.

  • Race office assistant

    2 open

    Registration, volunteer lift tickets, copies and the scoreboard, in the race office. Mostly a morning job; no skis. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Indoors or sheltered
  • Volunteer coordinator

    1 open

    Check volunteers in at the start of the day and pair new volunteers with a mentor. In the race office; skis optional. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Indoors or sheltered
  • Timing assistant

    3 open

    Help the chief of timing set up and run the backup timing, in the timing shack. No skis. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Indoors or sheltered
  • Assistant starter

    1 open

    Line racers up in start-list order at the top of the course. Skis at most venues. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Skis at most venues
  • Starter

    1 open

    Wear the headset to timing and give each racer the start command. Skis at most venues. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Skis at most venues
  • Hand timer, start or finish

    2 open

    Run a backup stopwatch at the start (on skis) or the finish (no skis). A good first job.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Walking
  • Hand time recorder, start or finish

    2 open

    Write down the hand timer's times at the start (on skis) or the finish (no skis). A good first job.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Walking
  • Course crew

    8 open

    Set the course, then slip, shovel and reset gates as the chief of course directs. On skis all day; strong intermediate skiers. Free lift ticket.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Strong intermediate skier
  • Chief of gates

    1 open

    Brief and place the gate judges, then collect their cards after each run. On skis all day; for experienced gate judges.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseEvent crew
    • Medium
    • Outdoors
    • Must ski or snowboard
  • Gate judge

    10 open

    Watch your gates and mark any racer who misses one. On skis. Read the gate judge guide first. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Must ski or snowboard
  • Scoreboard recorder

    1 open

    Post racers' times on the scoreboard as they finish. No skis at most venues. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseScoreboard
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Walking
  • PA announcer

    1 open

    Announce names, bibs and times from the timing screen, in the timing building. No skis. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseAnnouncer
    • Easy
    • Indoors or sheltered
  • Chief of course (COC)

    1 open

    Certified chief of course: lead the course crew and the equipment, on skis all day.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseSupervision / lead
    • Medium
    • Outdoors
    • Must ski or snowboard
    • Training required
  • Race administrator (RA)

    1 open

    Certified race administrator: run the race office computer and file the race paperwork and results.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseSupervision / lead
    • Hard
    • Indoors or sheltered
    • Training required
  • Chief of timing and calculations (COTC)

    1 open

    Certified chief of timing and calculations: set up and run the timing system and the PA.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseSupervision / lead
    • Hard
    • Indoors or sheltered
    • Training required
  • Start referee

    1 open

    Certified start referee: set up and control the start and record the start order. Skis at most venues.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseSupervision / lead
    • Medium
    • Outdoors
    • Skis at most venues
    • Training required
  • Finish referee

    1 open

    Certified finish referee: set up and control the finish corral. No skis at most venues.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseSupervision / lead
    • Medium
    • Outdoors
    • Walking
    • Training required

La Crosse non-scored U8-U14 race

0/38 slots
Sat, Jan 16, 2027Mt. La Crosse

Host club on the region's 2026-27 race schedule (draft): Team Afton.

  • Race office assistant

    2 open

    Registration, volunteer lift tickets, copies and the scoreboard, in the race office. Mostly a morning job; no skis. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Indoors or sheltered
  • Volunteer coordinator

    1 open

    Check volunteers in at the start of the day and pair new volunteers with a mentor. In the race office; skis optional. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Indoors or sheltered
  • Timing assistant

    3 open

    Help the chief of timing set up and run the backup timing, in the timing shack. No skis. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Indoors or sheltered
  • Assistant starter

    1 open

    Line racers up in start-list order at the top of the course. Skis at most venues. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Skis at most venues
  • Starter

    1 open

    Wear the headset to timing and give each racer the start command. Skis at most venues. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Skis at most venues
  • Hand timer, start or finish

    2 open

    Run a backup stopwatch at the start (on skis) or the finish (no skis). A good first job.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Walking
  • Hand time recorder, start or finish

    2 open

    Write down the hand timer's times at the start (on skis) or the finish (no skis). A good first job.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Walking
  • Course crew

    8 open

    Set the course, then slip, shovel and reset gates as the chief of course directs. On skis all day; strong intermediate skiers. Free lift ticket.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Strong intermediate skier
  • Chief of gates

    1 open

    Brief and place the gate judges, then collect their cards after each run. On skis all day; for experienced gate judges.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseEvent crew
    • Medium
    • Outdoors
    • Must ski or snowboard
  • Gate judge

    10 open

    Watch your gates and mark any racer who misses one. On skis. Read the gate judge guide first. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Must ski or snowboard
  • Scoreboard recorder

    1 open

    Post racers' times on the scoreboard as they finish. No skis at most venues. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseScoreboard
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Walking
  • PA announcer

    1 open

    Announce names, bibs and times from the timing screen, in the timing building. No skis. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseAnnouncer
    • Easy
    • Indoors or sheltered
  • Chief of course (COC)

    1 open

    Certified chief of course: lead the course crew and the equipment, on skis all day.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseSupervision / lead
    • Medium
    • Outdoors
    • Must ski or snowboard
    • Training required
  • Race administrator (RA)

    1 open

    Certified race administrator: run the race office computer and file the race paperwork and results.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseSupervision / lead
    • Hard
    • Indoors or sheltered
    • Training required
  • Chief of timing and calculations (COTC)

    1 open

    Certified chief of timing and calculations: set up and run the timing system and the PA.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseSupervision / lead
    • Hard
    • Indoors or sheltered
    • Training required
  • Start referee

    1 open

    Certified start referee: set up and control the start and record the start order. Skis at most venues.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseSupervision / lead
    • Medium
    • Outdoors
    • Skis at most venues
    • Training required
  • Finish referee

    1 open

    Certified finish referee: set up and control the finish corral. No skis at most venues.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseSupervision / lead
    • Medium
    • Outdoors
    • Walking
    • Training required

Dan Nagy scored U14 ski-up race

0/38 slots
Sun, Jan 17, 2027Mt. La Crosse

FIS athletes cannot sign up for Sunday's race, because U14 racers ski up into it. Host club on the region's 2026-27 race schedule (draft): Team Gilboa.

  • Race office assistant

    2 open

    Registration, volunteer lift tickets, copies and the scoreboard, in the race office. Mostly a morning job; no skis. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Indoors or sheltered
  • Volunteer coordinator

    1 open

    Check volunteers in at the start of the day and pair new volunteers with a mentor. In the race office; skis optional. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Indoors or sheltered
  • Timing assistant

    3 open

    Help the chief of timing set up and run the backup timing, in the timing shack. No skis. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Indoors or sheltered
  • Assistant starter

    1 open

    Line racers up in start-list order at the top of the course. Skis at most venues. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Skis at most venues
  • Starter

    1 open

    Wear the headset to timing and give each racer the start command. Skis at most venues. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Skis at most venues
  • Hand timer, start or finish

    2 open

    Run a backup stopwatch at the start (on skis) or the finish (no skis). A good first job.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Walking
  • Hand time recorder, start or finish

    2 open

    Write down the hand timer's times at the start (on skis) or the finish (no skis). A good first job.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Walking
  • Course crew

    8 open

    Set the course, then slip, shovel and reset gates as the chief of course directs. On skis all day; strong intermediate skiers. Free lift ticket.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Strong intermediate skier
  • Chief of gates

    1 open

    Brief and place the gate judges, then collect their cards after each run. On skis all day; for experienced gate judges.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseEvent crew
    • Medium
    • Outdoors
    • Must ski or snowboard
  • Gate judge

    10 open

    Watch your gates and mark any racer who misses one. On skis. Read the gate judge guide first. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Must ski or snowboard
  • Scoreboard recorder

    1 open

    Post racers' times on the scoreboard as they finish. No skis at most venues. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseScoreboard
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Walking
  • PA announcer

    1 open

    Announce names, bibs and times from the timing screen, in the timing building. No skis. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseAnnouncer
    • Easy
    • Indoors or sheltered
  • Chief of course (COC)

    1 open

    Certified chief of course: lead the course crew and the equipment, on skis all day.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseSupervision / lead
    • Medium
    • Outdoors
    • Must ski or snowboard
    • Training required
  • Race administrator (RA)

    1 open

    Certified race administrator: run the race office computer and file the race paperwork and results.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseSupervision / lead
    • Hard
    • Indoors or sheltered
    • Training required
  • Chief of timing and calculations (COTC)

    1 open

    Certified chief of timing and calculations: set up and run the timing system and the PA.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseSupervision / lead
    • Hard
    • Indoors or sheltered
    • Training required
  • Start referee

    1 open

    Certified start referee: set up and control the start and record the start order. Skis at most venues.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseSupervision / lead
    • Medium
    • Outdoors
    • Skis at most venues
    • Training required
  • Finish referee

    1 open

    Certified finish referee: set up and control the finish corral. No skis at most venues.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseSupervision / lead
    • Medium
    • Outdoors
    • Walking
    • Training required

La Crosse non-scored U8-U12 race

0/38 slots
Sun, Jan 17, 2027Mt. La Crosse

U14 athletes sign up for Sunday's scored race. Host club on the region's 2026-27 race schedule (draft): Buck Hill.

  • Race office assistant

    2 open

    Registration, volunteer lift tickets, copies and the scoreboard, in the race office. Mostly a morning job; no skis. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Indoors or sheltered
  • Volunteer coordinator

    1 open

    Check volunteers in at the start of the day and pair new volunteers with a mentor. In the race office; skis optional. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Indoors or sheltered
  • Timing assistant

    3 open

    Help the chief of timing set up and run the backup timing, in the timing shack. No skis. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Indoors or sheltered
  • Assistant starter

    1 open

    Line racers up in start-list order at the top of the course. Skis at most venues. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Skis at most venues
  • Starter

    1 open

    Wear the headset to timing and give each racer the start command. Skis at most venues. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Skis at most venues
  • Hand timer, start or finish

    2 open

    Run a backup stopwatch at the start (on skis) or the finish (no skis). A good first job.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Walking
  • Hand time recorder, start or finish

    2 open

    Write down the hand timer's times at the start (on skis) or the finish (no skis). A good first job.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Walking
  • Course crew

    8 open

    Set the course, then slip, shovel and reset gates as the chief of course directs. On skis all day; strong intermediate skiers. Free lift ticket.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Strong intermediate skier
  • Chief of gates

    1 open

    Brief and place the gate judges, then collect their cards after each run. On skis all day; for experienced gate judges.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseEvent crew
    • Medium
    • Outdoors
    • Must ski or snowboard
  • Gate judge

    10 open

    Watch your gates and mark any racer who misses one. On skis. Read the gate judge guide first. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Must ski or snowboard
  • Scoreboard recorder

    1 open

    Post racers' times on the scoreboard as they finish. No skis at most venues. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseScoreboard
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Walking
  • PA announcer

    1 open

    Announce names, bibs and times from the timing screen, in the timing building. No skis. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseAnnouncer
    • Easy
    • Indoors or sheltered
  • Chief of course (COC)

    1 open

    Certified chief of course: lead the course crew and the equipment, on skis all day.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseSupervision / lead
    • Medium
    • Outdoors
    • Must ski or snowboard
    • Training required
  • Race administrator (RA)

    1 open

    Certified race administrator: run the race office computer and file the race paperwork and results.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseSupervision / lead
    • Hard
    • Indoors or sheltered
    • Training required
  • Chief of timing and calculations (COTC)

    1 open

    Certified chief of timing and calculations: set up and run the timing system and the PA.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseSupervision / lead
    • Hard
    • Indoors or sheltered
    • Training required
  • Start referee

    1 open

    Certified start referee: set up and control the start and record the start order. Skis at most venues.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseSupervision / lead
    • Medium
    • Outdoors
    • Skis at most venues
    • Training required
  • Finish referee

    1 open

    Certified finish referee: set up and control the finish corral. No skis at most venues.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMMt. La CrosseSupervision / lead
    • Medium
    • Outdoors
    • Walking
    • Training required

The Intergalactic Doughnut Cup World Championships

0/38 slots
Mon, Jan 18, 2027Buck Hill

Host club on the region's 2026-27 race schedule (draft): Buck Hill.

  • Race office assistant

    2 open

    Registration, volunteer lift tickets, copies and the scoreboard, in the race office. Mostly a morning job; no skis. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMBuck HillEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Indoors or sheltered
  • Volunteer coordinator

    1 open

    Check volunteers in at the start of the day and pair new volunteers with a mentor. In the race office; skis optional. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMBuck HillEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Indoors or sheltered
  • Timing assistant

    3 open

    Help the chief of timing set up and run the backup timing, in the timing shack. No skis. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMBuck HillEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Indoors or sheltered
  • Assistant starter

    1 open

    Line racers up in start-list order at the top of the course. Skis at most venues. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMBuck HillEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Skis at most venues
  • Starter

    1 open

    Wear the headset to timing and give each racer the start command. Skis at most venues. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMBuck HillEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Skis at most venues
  • Hand timer, start or finish

    2 open

    Run a backup stopwatch at the start (on skis) or the finish (no skis). A good first job.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMBuck HillEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Walking
  • Hand time recorder, start or finish

    2 open

    Write down the hand timer's times at the start (on skis) or the finish (no skis). A good first job.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMBuck HillEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Walking
  • Course crew

    8 open

    Set the course, then slip, shovel and reset gates as the chief of course directs. On skis all day; strong intermediate skiers. Free lift ticket.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMBuck HillEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Strong intermediate skier
  • Chief of gates

    1 open

    Brief and place the gate judges, then collect their cards after each run. On skis all day; for experienced gate judges.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMBuck HillEvent crew
    • Medium
    • Outdoors
    • Must ski or snowboard
  • Gate judge

    10 open

    Watch your gates and mark any racer who misses one. On skis. Read the gate judge guide first. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMBuck HillEvent crew
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Must ski or snowboard
  • Scoreboard recorder

    1 open

    Post racers' times on the scoreboard as they finish. No skis at most venues. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMBuck HillScoreboard
    • Easy
    • Outdoors
    • Walking
  • PA announcer

    1 open

    Announce names, bibs and times from the timing screen, in the timing building. No skis. Good for new volunteers.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMBuck HillAnnouncer
    • Easy
    • Indoors or sheltered
  • Chief of course (COC)

    1 open

    Certified chief of course: lead the course crew and the equipment, on skis all day.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMBuck HillSupervision / lead
    • Medium
    • Outdoors
    • Must ski or snowboard
    • Training required
  • Race administrator (RA)

    1 open

    Certified race administrator: run the race office computer and file the race paperwork and results.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMBuck HillSupervision / lead
    • Hard
    • Indoors or sheltered
    • Training required
  • Chief of timing and calculations (COTC)

    1 open

    Certified chief of timing and calculations: set up and run the timing system and the PA.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMBuck HillSupervision / lead
    • Hard
    • Indoors or sheltered
    • Training required
  • Start referee

    1 open

    Certified start referee: set up and control the start and record the start order. Skis at most venues.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMBuck HillSupervision / lead
    • Medium
    • Outdoors
    • Skis at most venues
    • Training required
  • Finish referee

    1 open

    Certified finish referee: set up and control the finish corral. No skis at most venues.

    7:00AM – 4:00PMBuck HillSupervision / lead
    • Medium
    • Outdoors
    • Walking
    • Training required
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