University of Nevada Invitational FIS Series - giant-slalom - (2/3)

Eligibility:  RMISA athletes as per RMISA rules. Non-collegiate athletes per USSS
   selection method using USSS intent site.

Seeding:  First runs will be seeded per FIS UNI rules (4.2.3)

Entries: 
RMISA Teams: $225 per gender per day (up to 6 athletes), additional athletes $60.
RMISA teams email FIS entries to Lucy Conklin at
  [email protected]. Payment can be made at event headquarters.
   Team checks payable to Mt. Rose Ski Tahoe.

Individuals: $60 per day, $25 late fee in effect at 12:01 on January 29, 2026. 
  Click here to Register. Note: No refunds after TCM, Admin Ski Racing
   service fee is non-refundable. 
   Regional FIS entries: email to Lucy Conklin at [email protected] 

Coach Registration: Coaches to register on Admin Ski Racing, and must be listed on
  FIS entry sheets.

Lift Tickets: $70/day competitor lift ticket link - multi day ticket purchase available

Liability Release: All participants (athletes, coaches, volunteers) must sign event
  liability releases by noon 1/29/26. 
  Click here for Mt. Rose Ski Tahoe Release.

Parking:   Available for free. Please park in the Winters Creek lot.

TCM:    AT&T Auditorium in Legacy Hall, University of Nevada Campus
  January 30th, 2026 at TBA (teams link)
  February 1st, 2026 at TBA  (teams link)
  February 2nd, 2026 at TBA (teams link)
  February 3rd, 2026 at TBA (teams link)

 

FIS Technical Delegate: Jake Treadwell
Chief of Race: Nick Lewis
Race Administrator: Lucy Conklin ([email protected])

 

Volunteers:  Click here to sign up.            Click here to sign liability waiver

Spectators:  Venue is an easy walk from the parking lot. Please stay within the walking lane and spectator corral. 

SafeSport Information:
U.S. Ski & Snowboard works to provide a safe environment in which athletes can train and compete, free from abuse and inappropriate behavior. Please review U.S. Ski & Snowboard’s Athlete Safety policies, the SafeSport Code, and the Minor Athlete Abuse Prevention Policies (MAAPP).

If you are an athlete who has experienced inappropriate behavior or know of an athlete who has experienced inappropriate behavior, please report the U.S. Center of SafeSport HERE or U.S. Ski & Snowboard HERE. All adult participants are mandatory reporters. Reporting violations may be made anonymously and there are no fees for reporting. We all are part of promoting a culture of safety through education, listening, and speaking up.
SAFESPORT REPORTING CODE

Competitors are responsible for all equipment meeting FIS equipment specifications, 222.1. Please keep in mind that weather and/ or snow conditions may cause a change in schedule. Only registered coaches and officials are allowed in the race venue.