The regional team of the Outaouais Ski Zone and National Capital Division.

The Outaouais Ski Zone is a provincially recognized non-profit organization established to promote alpine ski racing in the Outaouais region. The Zone is composed of six ski clubs: Académie Sainte Marie, Club de ski La Descente, Edelweiss Ski Club, Vorlage Ski Club, Mont Ste-Marie Ski Club and the Mont Cascade Ski Club. The membership is composed of more than 200 skiers between the age of 6 and 18, some 30 certified coaches and 60 Club and Zone officials, and a large number of parents. We recruit ski racers from both sides of the Ottawa River and we offer bilingual services.

The Zone represents regional interests at the Québec Ski Federation and organizes alpine ski racing activities and programs in the Outaouais region in cooperation with the National Capital Division. Our programs offer skiers of all levels the opportunity to develop their full potential in a safe, bilingual and dynamic environment. 

Tommy and Lefebvre is a long running local ski shop, and a sponsor of the MSM Alpine Ski Team.

Dustin's website

The website of the provincial ski team.

Mont Ste Marie mountain website.

Find out what is going on at the national level

Shaver Sports is a full service ski shop located in the lower level of the main lodge at both Camp Fortune (Chelsea, Quebec) and Mont Saint Marie (Lac Saint Marie, Quebec) ski resorts. At both ski areas Shaver Sports is able to offer unparalleled access to on-hill ski and snowboard service, ski demos, superior customers service and expertise in all "things" racing.

he Husky Snow Stars is a skill development tool for young skiers.

This seven-step program will guide the child, coach, and parent through a progression that is aligned with the Long Term Athlete Development Plan (AIM 2 WIN).

Optimal motor skill development takes place primarily between the ages of 5 to 12. For this reason the program is aimed generally at young skiers from Entry level to the end of K1. Husky Snow Stars provides clubs and coaches guidance through the early "Windows of Trainability" where it is critical to carry out the "Right Athletic Development at the Right Time".