The Mission Ridge Ski Team, established in 1967, has a long lustrous history. The club is recognized throughout the United States and Canada for developing athletes from the beginning level racer to U.S. Ski Team. The program has prided itself in helping develop not only talented racers, but also quality citizens who continue to contribute to their local communities.

In 2006, we incorporated as the Mission Ridge Ski Education Foundation (MRSEF). As a non-profit (501.c.3), all donations are tax deductble.

The Mission Ridge Ski Education Foundation is dedicated to quality training and competitive experience for all levels of skiers. Our coaching promotes athletic development from beginner to elite levels. We strive to create a healthy competitive environment that includes character development and sportsmanship. Currently MRSEF trains 55 athletes ranging from age 7-17 with commitment levels that range from one-day per week training to three-day per week.

The Entry Level program is a one- or two-day short season program for youth 6-18 years, who ski parallel on groomed blue runs and have had little or no ski racing experience. The goalis to develop enthusiastic lifetime participants in the sport of skiing.

The Alpine Super Group program (ASG) is for athletes 12 years and younger. The goal is to develop enthusiastic lifetime participants in the sport of skiing by developing basic racing fundamentals and technique. One-day and two-day programs are available.

The Junior weekend program is designed for the up and coming Junior skier who wants to continue their athletic development. The program goals are geared toward developing skiing as a lifetime skill, & introducing the athlete to more advanced levels of competition.

The three and four day program includes thursday evening training at Stevens Pass, in addition to weekend training.

The FIS program is for athletes 15 years and older that want to race at the highest level that is individually possible. The overall goal is to give athletes the technical support and training they need to reach the National Team, and or race in college. This team trains three to four days a week on snow and is assisted in their pre-season workout program. Our coaches help manage each athlete's race starts and travel schedules. MRSEF coaches travel to divisional, regional, and national races when possible to provide support and to ensure top performance. FIS Team members compete in Northwest Cup, Junior Olympic qualifiers, Canadian FIS races, and Western Region FIS events. Some athletes will also compete in Elite FIS races, J2 Nationals, Nor-Ams, and US Nationals.

For more info, or email MRSEF
Box 4840, Wenatchee, WA 98807
info@mrsst.com