的 Podium Project


Raise the bar for student-athletes by building the country's best ski 和 snowboard training venue right here at Sugarloaf.
的 Podium Project, a collaborative vision launched in 2022, endeavors to provide optimal training opportunities to athletes with the passion to pursue their dreams. Together we are fostering friendships, instilling a lifelong love of winter sports, 和 supporting competitive athletes of all ages.

的 Podium Project is the result of a partnership between CVA, the Sugarloaf Ski Club, 科尔比, 和 the University of 缅因州 at Farmington. 的 project took two excellent training hills, Narrow Gauge 和 Competition Hill, to the next level by installing state-of-the-art snowmaking, exp和ing hill space, 和 installing a high-speed surface lift.

的 CVA/科尔比 T-bar opened in December of 2022. 的 venue is now named the Beth Kubik Training Venue.

Beth Kubik Training Venue

Beth Kubik’s sister Anne, 她的家人, 和 CVA are raising funds within the wider Podium Project campaign to name the new training venue in honor of Beth, 和 permanently endow the venue to ensure it provides exceptional training opportunities for generations to come. Beth passed away in 2022 after a courageous fight with cancer.

Beth was an accomplished junior ski 比赛r 和 a member of the women's alpine ski team at 科尔比 College, where she graduated in 1990. She received her Ph.D. in clinical psychology from the University of 缅因州. At her private practice in Yarmouth, 缅因州, Beth helped hundreds of people who suffered with anxiety disorders. As avid skiers, Sugarloaf has held a special place in Beth 和 她的家人's lives. Beth was happiest out on the slopes with 她的家人 和 friends.

Our goal is to raise $750,000 for the venue naming 和 its endowment. $500,000 has been raised to date.
Raising the bar means raising $2 Million.
Help define the future of training at CVA. 

Naming Opportunities

Bottom lift terminal - $100,000
Lift Tower - $50,000 
Up to Three “T’s”- $25,000
一个“T”- $10,000
On-Hill Donor Plaque-  $2,500/$5,000

A 历史 of a Dream Realized

1970: Tom Reynolds, Sugarloaf Racing Program Supervisor, first expresses the need for a dedicated training lift. Cost is estimated to be $5,000, a formidable sum at the time.

1971: Sugarloaf Regional Ski Educational Foundation (SRSEF) Program Director, Ned McSherry reiterates the need for a dedicated lift in his annual report.

1974: SRSEF Head Coaches Jeff LathropPeter Smith continue to advocate for a dedicated training lift.

1975: John Diller, SRSEF 自由泳 Coach, stresses the benefits of a dedicated lift for both racing 和 freestyle groups.

1975: SRSEF Foundation President Larry Mahany proposes a dedicated training lift 和 trail widening to create alpine 和 mogul training venues.

1979: Cutting begins for the first phase of Competition Hill from Tote Road Crosscut to the bottom of Kangaroo Hill (the current Peavy X-cut).

2022:CVA 科尔比 T-bar officially opens. 的 new venue plays host to USASA 和 我们滑雪 & 滑雪板 events including FIS Speed Week, U16 Eastern Championships, Eastern Cup Finals, A & B Mogul events, 滑雪过 & 滑雪板 Cross events, 和 more during its inaugural year.
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Carrabassett Valley Academy
3197 Carrabassett Drive
Carrabassett Valley, ME 04947
Director of Development
(207) 237-4460
Special Projects & 高山 Program Director
(207) 231-4461
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(207) 237-4470
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