Alpine Canada today announced the winners of the 2025 Canadian Ski Racing Awards (CSRA). Nominated by Provincial and Territorial Sports Organizations (PTSOs) and by Ski Clubs from across Canada, the awards recognize accomplishments and contributions made on and off the snow by members of Canada’s ski racing community.
“I believe that I can speak on behalf of the whole committee when I say that we are all moved by the incredible performances, efforts, and contributions to alpine skiing in Canada made by each and every nominee, and of course by the winners of these great awards. It is such an honour for us to be involved in this process, and we hope that every selection does justice to the recipient and to the legacy of each award,” said Nigel Cooper, Committee Chair and East Representative.
Darrell Maclachlan, winner of the Nancy Greene Builder Award, received the award posthumously.
“It is bittersweet to award someone posthumously, the selection committee felt strongly that Darrell’s long-term commitment to helping lead and inspire others over his career helped build the Lake Louise World Cup into a classic. Every year his work reminded us what a special place Canada was in the world of ski racing and how it was made possible by many special people. Darrell represented everything good about ski racing and volunteering!”
The full committee is made up of Cooper, Lauren Woolstencroft, alumni and para-alpine representative, Max Gartner, coach representative, Louis-Pierre Hélie, alumni representative, and Ben Steiner, Journalist.
Interested in getting involved with the Canadian Ski Racing Awards?
The selection committee is looking for new members. To learn more about this opportunity to help recognize the hard working people in our sport, please contact Laurie Ehrman at lehrman@alpinecanada.org.
