Welcome to Singles League Racing
The ski race teams from the five Bay Area Singles League clubs
meet in the Lake Tahoe area eight times from
January to March 2013 in the spirit of fun and friendly Alpine competition.
See our complete 2013 schedule.
We hold Slalom and Giant Slalom races, and one Super-G, for both skiers and snowboarders.
At the end of the season, we celebrate the close of racing with our
annual "Racey Affair" on the North Shore of Lake Tahoe to hand out
awards for individuals and clubs and to have a fun night out.
Finally, many or our racers compete in two championship weekends,
the Norcal Championships, where we race against fellow Northern California Ski Leagues
(Open League and Sierra League), and the Far West Championships (this year to be
held at Alpine Meadows) racing against Far West member leagues from Oregon to
Southern California.
We plan to have a great season in Tahoe and hope to see you there!
News
1/1/2013: |
Online registration for the 2013 season is now open!
Note that all league racers need to use the online registration system
to register to race.
Drop-in guests don't absolutely need to register online - if you like
getting up early to stand in line then you can do it on race day, but if
you pre-register it makes things simpler for us and for you on race day.
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1/1/2013: |
The schedule for 2013 is now posted.
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3/6/2013: |
!!!!!
Please note that there was an error on the schedule page, now corrected.
The March 23rd race is at Northstar, not at Alpine Meadows as was previously advertized.
!!!!!
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Race Results
Preliminary 2013 race results are now posted on the
results page.
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The Good...
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Ever thought about ski racing?
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Think its something only for the expert-level competitive athletes? Well think again.
Our club-level racing league is aimed at all levels of skiers and snowboarders, from total beginners
up to experienced racers. We race in classes covering 11 skill levels, and arrange a number of
training clinics throughout the season, including beginner race training for the first timers.
Sure there's a good competitive side if that's what you want, but really its all about having fun.
And its a great way to improve your skiing.
We do allow guest drop-ins to compete in each race (for a small fee) so that could be an option if
you just want to give it a try or can't commit to a full season.
If you think you might be interested in giving it a try, take a look at the clubs
page and contact one in your area.
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The Bad...
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Who are Singles League Racing?
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Singles League is made up of five Bay Area clubs all affiliated with the Bay Area Council (BAC) and Far West.
The Singles League Race Committee is:
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And...
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