Snowboard/Freeski Bulletin
Retro Night Rail Jam
Registration now open!
The 12th annual Night Rail Jam returns, and this year we’re going RETRO! Special throwback gear strongly encouraged. The Arrowhead Chair will be operating for participants to offload at mid-station. Badges or lift tickets are mandatory.
This event is open to all, whether you’re a seasoned freestyler or just learning. Have guests with you this weekend? Non-members are welcome to join as well.
Where: Lower Alpine
First Heat: 4:45-6:00pm – Freeski Training Squad/SB Development Team and Beginner/Intermediate Freestylers
6:15pm: Bib Draw for First Heat
Second Heat: 6:15-7:30pm – GROMS/OEST and Advanced Freestylers
7:45pm: Bib Draw for Second Heat
Event Entry Fee: $30 (members), $40 (non-members)Â
Add on dinner, with proceeds going to our annual Programs Fundraiser: $50 for the event and dinner, $60 non-members for the event and dinner
Dinner includes a delicious pasta bar, salad bar, and a takeaway retro candy box! Dinner will be served from 5:00-7:00pm.Â
Not looking to compete? Dinner tickets can also be purchased for $30 (for those 5 and under $10).
To register guests, please contact Krista.
Alpine Programs Fundraiser
The Alpine Programs Fundraiser is happening this Saturday, with the silent auction running from 9:30am-4:00pm, followed by the always popular live auction at 4:15pm! We are excited to bring back some fan-favourite live auction items, along with new experiences on the docket this year.
Keep an eye out for your favourite programs staff who will be making the rounds selling 51/49 tickets Saturday afternoon during après. Yes, you can member charge your tickets! Tickets are 1 for $5, 5 for $20, 15 for $50! Last year’s pot was just shy of $5,500 with the winner taking home $2,695!
GROMS Competitions
Good luck to all our athletes competing in the final GROMS competitions this weekend! Click the links below for more information:
Note for snowboarders going to Georgian Peaks: Visiting athletes are to use the West Lodge to store bags and for brown bag lunches. All bags and equipment must be stored in the cubbies. No food service is available in the West Lodge. Food can be purchased in the Alpine Centre or the Main Lodge.
RAD Halfpipe Camp
Riders Advancement and Development Program Halfpipe Camp
Join us Feb. 13, 20, & March 6, 12 for a halfpipe training opportunity with RAD Coach Calynn Irwin. She will be leading morning and afternoon training sessions with the goal to introduce halfpipe for athletes and coaches.
For Alpine members, it is free to register for those in Friday Training – please note the Friday Training rate applies. All athletes require a coach.
To participate, all athletes will need to register for a limited activity membership through Canada snowboard. Visit the link below for more info and registration:
If you have any questions, please contact Steve.
Friday Training Registration
Join us for Friday Training this week! To help us staff the session appropriately, please register with Steve. A minimum number of athletes is required in order for Friday Training to run, so early registration is appreciated.
March Break Camp Registration
Registration for March Break Camp is now open! This season our 5-day camps will run from Monday, March 16 through Friday, March 20, 2026. Check out the programs guide for more information.
Please note that guest registration will open on February 15.
For snowboard staff, please email Krista if you are available to teach over March Break.
Adult Racing
Fun & Glory Race Schedule
Due to low registration numbers, we have had to cancel the Saturday night dual this weekend. We are hoping to reschedule for a future date…stay tuned!
Feb. 8: GS on Kent 1:00pm
Feb. 15: SL on Kent 1:00pm
Mar. 1: GS on Kent 1:00pm
Mar. 8: SL & GS Club Champs
Check out your Fun & Glory Teams this season:
If you are interested in Fun & Glory snowboard training, please reach out to raceadmin@alpineskiclub.com.
Skier Goes Sideways
This season we introduced the Skiers Going Sideways program, and it was a fantastic success! We welcomed 15 adult skiers who were curious to try snowboarding, supported by five experienced adult snowboard instructors who guided them through every step of their new journey.
Three free classes were offered, creating a low pressure and welcoming environment, and all participants came away smiling, confident, and proud of what they accomplished. Some skiers continued on to the nine week adult program, while others decided it was a one time experience, but everyone had the opportunity to try something new. The program helped build confidence, community, and a deeper appreciation for snowboarding at Alpine. We hope even more skiers will join us next year and test their snowboard mettle. Way to go everyone!
Instructors: Kassidy, Howard, Jonni, Chris, and Steve
