Support Athlete
Scholarships
Donate Today to Support the Future of Our Athletes
The Northstar Team Foundation manages multiple athlete scholarship funds based on both need and merit, as well as additional scholarships that honor two former coaches who left a legacy of positive influence on the Northstar Ski and Snowboard Team athletes.
Your donation to the scholarship fund will directly impact an athlete's ability to reach their potential.
Athlete Scholarships
Fall Tuition
Assistance
About $19,000 in full and partial scholarships are awarded to Northstar competitive team athletes for tuition each year. All athletes must meet financial eligibility requirements to apply. This scholarship is designed to assist with the cost of tuition associated with being part of the Northstar Ski and Snowboard Program. We encourage all aspiring athletes who want to join the competitive team program to apply.
Application Period
CLOSED
Decision Announcement
October 23rd
Spring
Merit
Competition requires the mastering of a broad spectrum of physical, technical, mental, and social skills. The spring merit scholarship is awarded to athletes that have shown growth and achievement throughout the season and are awarded funds to help with the costs associated with championship events such as travel and event fees. This scholarship is to honor those athletes who are dedicated to the sport, allowing them to continue their journey and pursue their goals.
Memorial Scholarships
Chris Anderson Scholarship
Chris Anderson Scholarship is in memory of the beloved alpine ski coach, known for his determination and kindness.
Applications, submission details, and donation opportunities found at:
Ski for Andy Scholarship
"Tall Andy" was instrumental in sharing his passion for the sport of freestyle skiing, and bringing the best out of every athlete he coached.
Andy was always positive and made every day a great day, rain or shine.
Stay tuned for more on the Ski For Andy Scholarship.
17, Truckee
“Because of your support I was able to ski at the USASA Nationals in Copper, Colorado. I took first place in Half Pipe and 15th in Slopestyle in the Junior Men’s division.
Because of my first-place finish, I have been accepted to Project Gold Camp. The U.S. Ski Camp and Snowboard Association brings together the top junior athletes in the country for a progressive talent development camp in Mammoth Mountain in June. I’m really excited because it will elevate my half-pipe training to a new level. The USA Freeski coaches will be there so I’m also looking forward to that experience.”
ANDERS NORMAN
Special thanks to local grants that support our scholarship program
