2018 NCAA Skiing Championships

The 2018 NCAA Skiing Championships took place from March 7 to March 10 in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, at the Steamboat Ski Resort. The tournament went into its 65th consecutive NCAA Skiing Championships, and featured twenty-three teams across all divisions.

2018 NCAA
Skiing tournament

Teams	23
Format	Duration scoring
Finals site	Steamboat Springs, Colorado Steamboat Ski Resort
Champions	Denver Pioneers (24th title)
Runner-up	Colorado Buffaloes (31st title game)
Semifinalists	Dartmouth Big Green Utah Utes
Winning coach	Andy LeRoy (6th title)
MVP	Amelia Smart ((Denver))
Television	NCAA
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Team results

• Note: Top 10 only
• (H): Team from hosting U.S. state

Rank	Team	Points
	Denver (H)	604
	Colorado (H)	563
	Dartmouth	4481⁄2
4	Utah	3851⁄2
5	Vermont	330
6	Montana State	293
7	New Mexico	277
8	Middlebury	248
9	Alaska Anchorage	194
10	Northern Michigan	179

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Individual results

• Note: Table does not include consolation
• (H): Individual from hosting U.S. State

Games	First	Second	Third
Women's giant slalom details[2]	Amelia Smart Denver (H)	Katharine Irwin New Mexico	Paula Moltzan Vermont
			Ann-Kathrin Breuning Utah
Women's 5K classical details[2]	Katharine Ogden Dartmouth	Anne Siri Lervik Colorado (H)	Hailey Swirbul Alaska Anchorage
			Guro Jordheim Utah
Women's slalom details[2]	Amelia Smart Denver (H)	Paula Moltzan Vermont	Francesca English Vermont
			Andrea Komsic Denver (H)
Women's 15K freestyle details[2]	Katharine Ogden Dartmouth	Hailey Swirbul Alaska Anchorage	Linn Eriksen Denver (H)
			Guro Jordheim Utah
Men's giant slalom details[2]	Brian McLaughlin Dartmouth	Tanguy Nef Dartmouth	Ola Johansen Colorado (H)
			Max Roeisland Vermont
Men's 10K classical details[2]	Martin Bergstrom Utah	Petter Reistad Colorado (H)	Dag Frode Trolleboe Denver (H)
			Eivind Kvaale Denver (H)
Men's slalom details[2]	Tanguy Nef Dartmouth	Sandy Vietze Vermont	Tobias Kogler Denver (H)
			Erik Arvidsson Middlebury
Men's 20K freestyle details[2]	Ian Torchia Northern Michigan	Alvar Alev Colorado (H)	Eivind Kvaale Denver (H)
			Dag Frode Trolleboe Denver (H)