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TSASRA Coaches Education

Level 100:

February 22, 2021 (Monday) Location: Butternut, tickets will be comped: REGISTER HERE pay $160.00 for the course then choose clinic location in step 1

March 1, 2021 (Monday) Location: Berkshire East, tickets will be $25: REGISTER HERE pay $160.00 for the course then choose clinic location in step 1

Bill Whitcher

USSA Coach Developer

603-856-6174

TSASRA Coaches Education

Skiing Skills Feb 17 0900-1500 (MA) Registration through Adminskiracing
Bruce Diamond Catamount
Andy Lussier Berkshire East

Language Locker

Feb 11 1800-2000 open to everyone via Zoom, Any Lussier

TSASRA Approved Bylaws

New TSASRA Bylaws, Effective December 12, 2020

TSASRA Virtual Town Meeting

Meeting Booklet

Brian Fairbanks, 2020 U.S Ski and Snowboard Hall of Fame

Fairbank, Brian - Widely recognized as a pioneer in green energy and sustainability,
Brian was an early shepherd of renewable energy, installing a 1.5MW wind turbine at Jiminy Peak.
His innovative thinking later sparked the addition of a 2.3MW solar facility,
making Jiminy the first resort in America powered by 100% local renewable energy.
In 2008 NSAA recognized the effort with the Golden Eagle Award

TSASRA Bylaws and Mission Statement Update 9-28-2020

TSASRA Presidents Message 9-27-2020

Greeting Tri-State Alpine Ski Racing Members,

It is my pleasure to give everyone an update of our current state of affairs with Tri-State Alpine Ski Racing Ass. (TSASRA) during these difficult times under our present circumstances with COVID-19. Since the season ended so abruptly in March because of COVID-19, the TSASRA Board hopes that all of our members are healthy and safe. We on the board have been working hard on several projects in order to move forward next season in this new environment. With the limited ability to be able to meet with our members for our annual meeting, the board has been working through Zoom meetings. During these meetings, we have been working on all matters of operations for the organization to run the best and most productive events this season.

The following items were covered during these summer zooms:

1) Revision of the current Bylaws and Operational Procedures (Thank you Bylaw committee for your many hours on this)

2) Homologation update for this season

3) Schedules (which will include an A and B plan for all possible situations)

4) Financials from the past season and preparation for the future season

5) EACC meeting / U. S. Ski and Snowboard club discussions

6) State, Mt Management and U.S Ski and Snowboard COVID-19 guidelines

It is extremely important that we look at all possible situations and prepare for them concurrently. In these difficult times, we are all going to have to be flexible and make adjustments to events and schedules as they occur. Most importantly, though, is that we all register for this season with U.S Ski and Snowboard. Despite these difficult times, we in TSASRA honestly believe that there will be a season, and we all need to prepare for it. We are presently waiting to hear the latest guideline from each State and Ski area management on how we are going to move forward in this new environment. As soon as this happens, we will be able to update our plans and advise all members. At this time, we do not know how we will host our Fall members' meeting, but as soon as that is set, we will pass it along. Please remember to register with U.S Ski and Snowboard. We are looking forward to running the best possible events for our members. Thank you for your dedication and support to alpine ski racing in our region and have a great and safe fall.