RENO, Nev. – The Nevada Ski Team released its 2024 schedule Thursday.
 
The Wolf Pack's schedule consists of five away invitationals, wrapping up the season with the Rocky Mountain Intercollegiate Ski Association (RMISA) Championships in Big Sky, Montana, and the NCAA Championships hosted in Steamboat Springs, Colorado.
 
"We are excited to begin competing against the other university teams," said head coach Cameron Smith. "We've had a successful fall and hope to continue our momentum from dryland training to the ski slopes. I'm eager to see the Wolf Pack race!"
 
To kick off the season, Nevada begins at the University of Utah Invitational in Utah Olympic Park, Jan. 8-9. A couple days later, the Pack will continue competition in Utah Olympic Park at the Westminster College Invitational, Jan. 10-11. This will be Nevada's last competition for the month of January before heading into a month long of racing in February.
 
Nevada will head to Steamboat Springs, Colo., Feb. 1-3 for a meet hosted by the Colorado Buffaloes. The Pack stays in-state, heading to the Denver University Invitational in Loveland Feb. 5-6.
 
Two weeks later, the team will travel to Big Sky, Montana to compete at the Montana State University Invitational February 22. This marks the last regular-season competition before the Wolf Pack begin the RMISA Championships the next day, hosted again by the Bobcats Feb. 23-24.
 
Looking toward the postseason, the NCAA Championships would begin for the squad March 3 and conclude on March 9.
 
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2024 Nevada Skiing Schedule
 
Jan. 8-9 – University of Utah Invitational - Utah Olympic Park, Utah
Jan. 10-11 – Westminster College Invitational - Utah Olympic Park, Utah
Feb. 5-6 – Denver University Invitational - Loveland, Colo.
Feb. 22 - Montana State University Invitational - Big Sky, Mont.
Feb. 23-24 – RMISA Conference Championships - Big Sky, Mont.
Mar. 3-9 – NCAA Championships - Steamboat Springs, Colo.