Author: Alina Walters

After extensive discussion and careful review, we will be swapping Comp Series venues between Steamboat and Winter Park for the January and February events.  This decision was not made lightly.  Unfortunately, current and projected snow conditions will not allow a safe, competition ready mogul course to be built at Steamboat in time for the January 2–4 event.

What is changing

• The January 2–4 Comp Series competition originally scheduled for Steamboat will now be held at Winter Park.
• Steamboat will plan to host its Comp Series competition on February 6, 7, and 8, swapping dates with Winter Park.

At this time, there are no planned changes to the RQS or Devo schedules. You can view/download/print the revised schedule here.

Thank you for your understanding and flexibility as we work to provide safe, high quality competition venues for our athletes, and please, let’s do more snow dances :).

Colorado Gives Day is December 9th, and from now until then you can donate to RMF to support our athletes and programs. It only takes a little to make a big impact.

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More Information

We are grateful for our amazing RMF community, and wish you a Happy Thanksgiving! Let’s do our snow dances!!

Check out the “Behind the Scorecard” Rocky Mountain Freestyle judges presentation. Special thanks to Helena Carpenter for an outstanding session covering the new turn base scores, mogul air positions, and all the Olympic-season mogul trivia. The full presentation is now available on our RMF YouTube channel at https://youtu.be/Tm60_XSpIro?si=F3Z1EUYAqsP8lWpH.

We are excited to announce the launch of the first-ever RMF Online Pop-Up Store, open for a limited three-week window from October 13 through November 3, 2025!  Learn more here!

REMINDER: A U.S. Ski & Snowboard membership is required for athletes, coaches, officials, and club volunteers who want to compete or participate in events sanctioned by U.S. Ski & Snowboard. For new members or to renew your membership, go to www.usskiandsnowboard.org/membership to learn more!

We’re excited to introduce Steele Spence as our new Chief of Production for the 25/26 ski season and beyond!

Steele grew up skiing and competing in the Rocky Mountain Freestyle program with AVSC. As a  mountain resident, Steele is no stranger to winter conditions, mountain driving, or towing trailers—skills backed by his CDL B license and years of hands-on experience. A former top-five X Games athlete and pioneer in new-school freeskiing, Steele served as the lead slopestyle and halfpipe judge at the 2018 Pyeongchang Olympics! He brings expert skills, industry smarts, and a lifelong passion for the sport.

Please join us in welcoming Steele to the team!

RMF Athletes—this is your chance to step up!

We need two Athlete Representatives to join the RMF Board. This is your opportunity to bring the athlete perspective to important decisions, help guide programs, and make sure your voice is heard. If you have competed in freestyle within the past 10 years, you are eligible. Click here to submit your interest! 

Save the dates for these informative events:

• October, 13th, 2025 @ 7:00 pm; RMF Board Meeting – Join via Zoom
• November 20th, 21st, 2025: RMF Judges Clinic, Frisco, CO.  Details TBD.
• December 5th, 2025: Volunteers Clinic to be held after training day of Howelsen Hill event.

US Ski & Snowboard dates to add to your calendars:

• December 9-14, 2025: US Selections (Winter Park, CO)
• March 16-22, 2026: US Junior National Championships (Utah Olympic Park, UT)
• March 25-29, 2026: US National Championships (Palisades, CA)

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