We are the Squaw Valley Freestyle and Freeride Team A.K.A. SquawFree, a non-profit foundation designed to instruct athletes in proper freestyle, freeride, and freeskiing techniques. Our coaching staff is certified to teach all areas of skiing, from fundamentals to the most advanced aerial maneuvers. The team trains everywhere at Squaw Valley, from the mogul course, to the park, the steeps and the groomers. 

We take pride in our program's freeskiing foundation because we believe it helps our athletes to become stronger all-around-skiers. In an effort to encourage a well rounded program we also require all junior athletes to practice skiing moguls. Our philosophy stands that being a great skier means being able to rip the entire mountain, from top to bottom.

Young athletes who are interested in only freeskiing, and have no interest in building their freestyle and freeride skills are encouraged to explore some of the other ski teams that Squaw Valley has to offer.

Squaw Valley is a very unique place in that the expert terrain offered here is one of a kind. With new facets emerging in skiing, Squawfree has created a Freeskiing Team to complement our Freestyle and Freeride program. We have some of the best free skiers in the country coaching our program and their experience and knowledge is unsurpassed.

SquawFree is very proud to have produced several pioneers in the sport from World Cup Champions, to Olympians and US Ski Team Members. They are shining examples of what can be possible with hard work, dedication, and a positive attitude!

  » More information about our programs here!

»Squaw Valley Current Snow Conditions & Live Webcams

As many of you may know, one of our local athletes, Jake Hickman, was severely injured during a practice run at US Selections in Steamboat, CO this past December.
In an effort to help Jake and his family, we have teamed up with the HighFives Non-Profit Foundation to help raise money for his rehabilitation. Any donations are greatly appreciated. To learn more about Jake and how you can donate, click here.

Dryland Training: We are continuing to hold dry land training every Tuesday night from 5:15pm - 7:00pm. It is a small venue so there is limited space. If your interested contact Jimeel. With no snow around this is a great way to stay in shape and be ready for a heavy competition schedule in February!

Dr. Nina Winans, Physical Therapist, Cindy Semmens, and SquawFree Team Coach Carissa Lewis have dedicated a lot of time towards creating a great exercise and stretch routine for you to do at home. This is beneficial for everyone. Please take the time to check it out.

is canceled until further notice. Please check with your coaches for future scheduling.

3/22-3/26 Freestyle Nationals (Stratton, VT)

4/7-4/8 Spring Moguls Comp (Squaw Valley)

4/14 End of Season Team Awards Party

4/15 Last Day of Team