Carrabassett Valley Academy

Bates, Colby, Colby-Sawyer, Colorado College, Dartmouth, Harvard, UNH, UVM and Westminster represent a few of the colleges and universities accepting CVA seniors this year.

Mike Day '89 is making his way back to the U.S. Ski Team as the men's alpine technical head coach. "Mike has shown great leadership in his past coaching positions and will also bring in a strong knowledge of the ski industry from his recent years at Fisher," said Sasha Rearick, US Ski Team Men's Alpine Coach.

I visit schools and talk to groups about my Olympic experience and having a bigger dream and chasing after it.

National Society of High School Scholars recognizes CVA senior, Craig Marshall, for superior academic achievement.

CVA Senior- soon to enroll at Harvard University -Amie Rowland,placed 4th in slalom among junior racers, second for US juniors, at US Alpine Nationals.

Emma Peck Coffin added a consecutive selection to the Academic All-Amercian 1st team to her growing list of accolades at the USCSA national championships.

CVA Olympic medal count: 3 Gold, 3 Silver and 2 Bronze combined with recent acceptances into Harvard and Dartmouth, firmly establishes our international reputation for taking academics and athletics to the highest level of achievement.

First-year St. Lawrence University student Ashley-Kate Durham was selected as the EISA Rookie of the Year and named Second Team All-East after exploding on to the EISA race circuit.

Ben Manter earned Bates College its first Alpine All-American in nine years at the NCAA Division I Championships.  Sean Clark '92 was the first alpine skier in Bate's history to achieve All-American.

“Troy had to lay down a perfect run to capture the win.  Basically he had to put down one of the best runs of his career, when it mattered most.

Wescott was back home at Sugarloaf with his Gold medal from the 2010 Winter Games in Vancouver and said it was overwhelming to get such a great homecoming.

Emily Cook’s Olympic experience represents the true grit and dedication necessary to survive in adversity.

In the overall count CVA alumni Olympic medals surpassed the Olympic medal count for 9 of the 24 nations competing in the Vancouver winter games.

Sierra Leavitt competes against the top 15 and 16 year old female ski racers at Sugarloaf in the 2010 J2 National Alpine Championships.

Alpine World Champions Bode Miller CVA 96 and Lindsey Vonn's race bibs from this weekend are up for auction. In a grassroots effort driven by the Audi FIS Alpine World Cup athletes.

Olympic berths are on the line for Jeremy Cota and Dave DiGravio. World Cup moguls at Lake Placid is the final chance for CVA's alumni to qualify for the Olympic Team.  If either of them lands on the podium, then Vancouver could be their next stop.

CVA junior Dimitri (Dima) Gedevanishvili is headed to Vancouver for the Winter Olympics. Ranked number one in downhill and second in giant slalom for the Republic of Georgia. Dima has been at Carrabassett Valley Academy for three years. He was training in Austria when Russia invaded his homeland in August of 2008. "My parents called," said Dima. "They said we were deported click here for the full story.

Winter X-Games return to Aspen, Colorado this weekend. Skier Superpipe and Boarder X will have a Carrabassett Valley Academy and Sugarloaf presence with 5 of the Academy’s alumni set to bring their A game to the 14th X Games.

Jeremy Jones in partnership with Teton Gravity Research is proud to announce a two-year snowboard project titled Deeper. The legendary eight

I am pleased to report that Carrabassett Valley Academy is having a great year.  An Olympic year brings tremendous positive energy and