MORE THAN RACE RESULTS
Performance. Work. Community.
CMU Cross Country Ski Team combines championship-level collegiate racing with year-round training, shared experiences, and meaningful involvement in the Western Colorado community. Our athletes give back through free clinics, mentoring, work with veterans, and other community programs that extend well beyond racing.
2026 USCSA Nationals
2026 USCSA Nationals
World University Games · Changchun 2027
2026-2027 ROSTER
Meet the team
2026-2027 Roster
CMU Cross Country Ski Team
Athletes
Clayton Johnson
Freshman
Boise, Idaho
Ellayna Potter
Sophomore
Fort Collins, Colorado
Greta Bochenek
Sophomore
Anchorage, Alaska
Griffin Gracey
Sophomore
Chugiak, Alaska
Jack Lackman
Junior
Wausau, Wisconsin
Jane Malouf
Sophomore
Anchorage, Alaska
Katherine Williams
Freshman
Dillon, Colorado
Miles Dylan Numme-Worrell
Sophomore
Anchorage, Alaska
Mya Taylor
Sophomore
Kenai, Alaska
Ruthie Richardson
Senior
Anchorage, Alaska
Rylan Birch
Senior
Grand Junction, Colorado
Wesley Sumner
Senior
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Coaches and staff
WORK
Training year-round
Rollerskiing, running, strength, technique and on-snow training build the capacity to race well when winter arrives.
TEAM
Culture matters
Race weekends, training trips, camps and shared meals make the team experience bigger than a results sheet.
WESTERN COLORADO
Connected to our community
The team trains in and around Grand Junction, hosts events, supports local cross country skiing and represents CMU throughout the region.

COLLEGIATE COMPETITION
U.S. Collegiate Ski & Snowboard Association
Colorado Mesa University competes in the Rocky Mountain Conference of USCSA and is part of the national collegiate ski racing community.
BUILT TOGETHER
The work happens all school year.
Fall conditioning, strength, rollerskiing and team trips build toward winter racing, while testing, recovery and shared experiences keep the team moving together throughout the academic year.
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RIGHT NOW
News & upcoming events
Current stories, competition, training and community events.
Upcoming events
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End-of-Season Banquet
May 7, 2027Celebrate the Cross Country Ski Team athletes' accomplishments at an evening of awards, highlights, and appreciation for the season.
2026–27 SEASON
Major races & championships
Key dates from the CMU Cross Country Ski Team race season.
University of Wyoming Invitational
Laramie, Wyoming
U.S. National Championships
Birkie Trails, Cable, Wisconsin
FISU Winter World University Games
Changchun, China
CSU Invitational
Leadville, Colorado
CU Invitational
Steamboat Springs, Colorado
DU Invitational
Frisco Nordic Center · Frisco, Colorado
USCSA Cross Country Ski Racing Festival
Arrowhead Nordic, Colorado
Western Invitational
Crested Butte, Colorado
USCSA National Championships
Mt Bachelor, Bend, Oregon
TEAM LIFE
From the team
Race days are only part of the story. Training, travel, team weekends and life in Western Colorado shape the program all year.
Women’s 7.5K Classic, USCSA National Championships Photo AlbumView album →
15K Freestyle Women's Mass Start, USCSA National Championships, March 13, 2026View album →
15K Freestyle Men's Mass Start, USCSA National Championships, March 13, 2026View album →
15K Classic Race, USCSA Ski Racing Festival, Snow Mountain Ranch, CO, January 24, 2026View album →
Sunday Adventure – Wetterhorn Day, October 12, 2025View album →
A Hike to Rattlesnake Arches, April 27, 2025View album →
Women's 15K Classic – USCSA National Championships, Mt. Bachelor, OR, March 14, 2025View album →
Men's 15 km Classic, USCSA National Championships, Mt. Bachelor, OR, March 14, 2025View album →
Classic Sprint Race, USCSA Ski Racing Festival, Snow Mountain Ranch, CO, January 26, 2025View album →
15K Skate Race, USCSA Ski Racing Festival, Snow Mountain Ranch, CO, January 25, 2025View album →
COMMUNITY BEHIND THE TEAM
Our supporters
Our supporters make opportunities possible beyond what team resources alone can provide, helping our student-athletes train, compete, travel and represent CMU at the highest level while giving back to our community through classes, clinics, mentoring and service.
HELP KEEP THE TEAM MOVING
Support makes this program possible.
Travel, race entry fees, equipment, training and national-level competition require resources well beyond a normal club season. Donations and community partnerships directly expand what our student-athletes can do.
Support the Team