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REGISTRATION information
 

Please read through the information below and bookmark this page for future reference - many frequently asked questions are answered below!

Note that the youngest athlete we can take for the 2025-2026 season are those with a 2019 birth year!

KEY DATES
 

  • August 1, 2025: Early registration opens for returning families
     
  • August 15, 2025: General registration opens (new families)
     
  • October 1, 2025: Last day to register if paying by check
     
  • October 14, 2025: All checks due in our office (postmarks do not apply)
     
  • October 15, 2025: Last day to register without a late fee


NOTE: Age class memberships will close once full.

2025-2026 Tuition & Fees
 

  • $2,350 per athlete (all age groups)
     
  • $200 late fee after October 15, 2025
     
  • Discount available for more than 2 athletes in a family (automatically applied at checkout)
     
  • Optional buyout of DIBs race work is $800

 

 

Mailing Address
 

Loon Race Team
PO Box 1195
Lincoln, NH 03251

 

REGISTRATION PAYMENTS
 

  • Pay online via credit card or ACH transfer (fees apply), or mail in a check.
     
  • If mailing a check, you will still need to provide credit card/ACH info at checkout. This will be automatically charged on October 15th if we haven't received your check by October 14th.
     
  • Mailing instructions will be in your registration confirmation email (mailing address is also above).
     
  • Once we receive your check, the online processing fee is credited on your invoice. Please do not include the fee in your check.
     
  • After October 1st, payment must be made by credit card or ACH transfer (fees apply).
     
  • After October 15th, a $200 late fee is automatically applied to all registrations.

LOON MOUNTAIN SEASON PASSES


Please purchase your Loon Mountain or IKON passes before moving forward with your Loon Race Team registration!
 

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MEMBERSHIPS & LICENSES


All Loon Race Team athletes must obtain a license from U.S. Ski & Snowboard - the deadline is October 15, 2025, and a late fee will apply after this date.

Rut Riders will need to purchase a U.S. Ski & Snowboard General License, all others racers will need a Competitor's  License.

U10 athletes and older must also register for a New Hampshire Alpine Racing Association (NHARA) Competitor's Membership.  NHARA memberships are now completed as a part of your U.S. Ski & Snowboard registration.

  • During the USSA registration process, it will ask for the member's "State & Club" affiliation. Selecting "New Hampshire” as the state will ensure that the member is also registered with NHARA.  
     
  • Once your USSA membership is in your cart, a "Division/State Dues" item is also added to the cart if the membership includes a NHARA membership fee. 

 

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LRT Midweek CAMPS


LRT Midweek Camps gives our athletes additional skiing and training on select midweek days throughout the winter. This more intensive midweek skiing will create academy-style training for LRT athletes. The need for additional days on snow has been seen as an important piece of LRT and these camps will offer the athletes additional skill development. 

The LRT Camp schedule will be announced before the start of the winter. The cost for these camps is not included in the program registration fee.

Each camp will have a specified age range. 

You can find more information on our Training & Camps page.

DIBs Race Work Obligation


Hosting races provides funding for our program, helps to keep membership costs low and contributes to the success of New Hampshire Alpine Race Association (NHARA). 

Race work days are an opportunity for parents to get to know each other, participate in the LRT community, and watch their child and all racers compete. Through your participation, you will gain a better understanding of the skill of your racer and the demanding sport of ski racing. Many alumnae and alumnae parents return to help run our races. Once you work a few events and join the camaraderie of race day, you will understand why.
 

Who Must Work

Each family typically has a 3 credit race work commitment.  Having multiple athletes in the program does not require more than 3 race credits.

Families with only Rut Riders and no older athletes typically has a 2 credit race work commitment. This may change as the race schedule is finalized.
 

How to Fulfill Your Credits

We call credits "DIBs". One parent working a race counts for 1 race credit, or 1 DIB. Two parents working a race counts for 2 DIBs. Race work can include gate keeping, timing, course maintenance, registration, etc. 
 

What If I Can't Fulfill the Race Obligation?

If you are unable to fulfill your credits at races, you have the option of buying out your season obligation for $800 during registration. 
 

More information and our complete DIBs policies can be found here:
 

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REFUND POLICY


Please contact us with questions on the Refund Policy.
 

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