Our athletes benefit from a unique, high-performance training environment through our partnership with the Three Rivers League and Willy Camp. Rather than training in isolation, West Linn racers train alongside peers from Wilsonville, Ida B Wells, La Salle, & Central Catholic, gaining access to Olympic-level coaching and world-class technical drills.
This collaborative approach is a highlight for our skiers. By training with athletes from other schools, our team builds a deep sense of camaraderie and community that extends far beyond the finish line. When race day arrives at Mt. Hood, our athletes don’t just have their teammates to lean on—they have a wider network of friends and competitors to share the excitement of the mountain with.
The West Linn High School Ski Team has a storied history of excellence in the OISRA Three Rivers League. Our program is most famously known for its 5-year consecutive streak as Boys’ Overall State Champions (2011–2015), capturing the Dartmouth Cup five times in a row.
More recently, the team remains a powerhouse, with the boys squad qualifying for the 2026 State Championships and securing an 8th place overall finish in the state.
This year we have established a joint 501(c)(3) non-profit organization together with Wilsonville. This new structure will allow our athletes to continue competing seamlessly while strengthening our program for the future.
Students can earn a high school athletic letter if their school offers a club-lettering program. Please note that while schools may grant this recognition, the sport itself operates as an independent club and is not directly sponsored or insured by the school district.
Provisional Racers
7th and 8th graders are eligible to train alongside our club team before reaching high school.
Provisional racers may practice with the team and participate as forerunners before the high school races, but their individual scores are withheld from official team scoring and overall standings.