Alpine Skiing | USA World University Games

USA World University Games

Alpine Skiing

Alpine Skiing

USA Alpine Skiing

2015 Granada Games Roster

Gender Name Year Hometown School Event
Men Alexander Leever Sophmore Colorado University of Denver
Men Cameron Smith Junior Massachusetts University of Colorado
Men Graham Black Freshman Idaho Colorado Mountain College
Men John Marno Senior Wyoming University of Denver
Men Sean Horner Senior Boulder, CO University of New Mexico
Men Taylor Shiffrin Junior Colorado University of Denver
Women Clare Wise Junior Richland, WA University of Colorado
Women Courtney Altringer Junior Spokane, WA University of New Mexico
Women Danielle Brownell-Patty Freshman Aspen, CO Colorado University
Women Devin Delaney Junior New Hampshire University of Denver
Women Emma Naatz Junior Colorado University of Denver
Women Shane McLean Colorado University of Colorado
Team Leader
Richard Rokos
Coach
Leo Leonard, Tyler Shepherd

The sports discipline that tries to the answer the question who can make it down to the bottom of the mountain first?  One of the pillars of the sports program of the Universiade, alpine skiing is the discipline with the highest level of participation at the event, with almost all the countries present at the Universiade usually entering at least one athlete in the downhill, super G, giant slalom and slalom events. These athletes also participate in the assigning of the medal for the combined event, which brings together results in at least three out of the four competitions.

At the 2015 Winter Universiade in Granada, the alpine skiing events will take place on ski runs in Sierra Nevada.

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UNIVERSIADE SLOPE: Pista Universiada Slope. Sierra Nevada, Granada

COMPETITION FORMAT

Men: Downhill, Super G, Giant Slalom, Slalom, Combined*
Women: Downhill, Super G, Giant Slalom, Slalom, Combined*
*The classification in the Combined event is based on the results of at least 3 competitions

PARTICIPATION OF ATHLETES

Each NUSF (National University Sports Federation) can enter a maximum of 18 athletes, but it is not possible to have more than 12 athletes of the same sex. Furthermore, a maximum of 6 athletes from the same country may participate in each event.