All programs
Freestyle Ski & Snowboard
Boxes, railsand backflips.
The Abenaki Ski and Snowboard Freestyle team is all about learning freestyle skills in a fun and supportive environment. Participants hone their skills on boxes, rails, tankers and jumps under the guidance of experienced coaches on Abenaki's own terrain park.
At a glance
- Ages
- Ages 11–18
- Practices
- Monday nights 5:00–7:00pm, January through March
- Tuition, 2026–27
- $350
- Membership
- US Ski & Snowboard. Which one to buy
- Worker credits
- 2 per family. Volunteer shifts
The details
- Skiers and snowboarders, ages 11 to 18. Younger athletes have their own team: see Junior Freestyle.
- Monday nights 5:00–7:00pm, January through March.
- The team takes part in the Small Mountain Series. This season's schedule is not out yet, and whether Abenaki hosts a stop is not yet known.
US Ski & Snowboard membership
Both Freestyle teams need the Freestyle General membership, the non-competitor one.
Why do I need this? The club's insurance runs through US Ski & Snowboard, and it covers members only.
- If your athlete competes in a US Ski & Snowboard sanctioned event, they will need to upgrade their membership to the competition level. This can be done at any time during the season.
Who’s on the hill
Freestyle Ski & Snowboard coaches
Kevin Menici
Ben Paradis
Dillon Boyer
Ben Vuocolo
Tyler Devine
Tyler Mills
Jame Skeffington-Ward
Ready to sign up for Freestyle Ski & Snowboard?
Registration runs through Ski Club Pro. Every athlete needs a season pass and a US Ski & Snowboard membership before the first day on snow.