Alpine Racing refers to a category of competitive skiing that takes place on snow-covered slopes, primarily characterized by events that involve timed runs down a predefined course. These courses often include a series of gates marked by poles or markers that racers must navigate through, showcasing their speed, skill, and technique. Typical events within alpine racing include slalom, giant slalom, super-G, and downhill skiing. Races are usually organized in accordance with international standards set by governing bodies such as the International Ski Federation (FIS). Alpine racing is notable for its blend of precision and speed, and it is a prominent event in the Winter Olympics and other major skiing competitions.
Through the first half of the winter season, Summit High School skiers have unquestionably been the stars of the Oregon School Ski Association alpine racing league held at Mt. Bachelor.…