Tony DiGangi is a professional coach with an impressive tenure of over 30 years dedicated to athlete development across all levels. His last ten years have been notably impactful, focusing on NCAA Division 1 and FIS level athletes, showcasing his ability to elevate athletes' performances beyond their own expectations. Tony's exceptional on-hill presence, combined with his expertise in athlete development, logistics, training setup, equipment optimization, and orchestrating training and competition projects worldwide, sets him apart in the field. 

Tony's coaching career is highlighted by his significant contributions to collegiate teams, where his athlete-centric approach and dedication to developing top-tier talent shines. His experience in these high-caliber environments demonstrates his unwavering commitment to fostering conditions conducive to athletes thriving at the apex of their sport. Through his nuanced understanding of the unique demands and opportunities within the collegiate sports landscape, Tony has become a pivotal figure in guiding athletes to excel both in competition and personal development.

Tony's coaching philosophy extends beyond traditional realms, embodying a unique blend of discipline, strategy, and mental fortitude principles often found in elite military and law-enforcement training. This approach has fortified his athletes' resilience, focus, and competitive edge, significantly contributing to their success on and off the slopes. His innovative methods draw from diverse experiences, including indirect engagements with military and law-enforcement communities, where he imparts valuable lessons in perseverance, adaptability, and strategic thinking—skills critical to achieving excellence in competitive sports.

Tony's multifaceted career, marked by significant contributions to athlete development and his innovative approach to coaching, inspired by cross-disciplinary insights, positions him as a leading figure in the field, actively pushing the boundaries of athletic performance from his athletes.

"Tony is the man! His energy and dedication for the sport are unmatched. He will do anything for the athletes he’s working with. On top of that he’s also the kind of person you look forward to sitting down at the dinner table with. Working with Tony is certainly one of the reasons why I am competing on the World Cup level today.” -Erik Arvidsson, March 2024

Carolyn Beckedorff's professional journey combines personal athletic pursuits as a D1 skier and soccer player for the University of New Hampshire, an expansive coaching career, and a 24-year tenure as the Head Trader for a Boston-based hedge fund. This fusion of athletic, coaching, and business experience is mirrored in her approach to sports, where she applies the same principles to athlete development and coaching strategies.

Carolyn’s commitment to skiing and community extends beyond personal accolades. She previously served as a board member at Stratton Mountain School, her alma mater, and as a board member at Newton-Wellesley Hospital in Massachusetts. Over the span of her career, she has mentored athletes and coaches at every level and serves as a coach developer for USSS. Carolyn’s passion for ski racing has also thrived on the World Masters FIS circuit, where she has earned numerous US, FIS, and World Championship medals.

Most recently, Carolyn has had the honor of contributing to the ski racing community by volunteering for Burke Mountain Academy’s E-Team during the 2022-2023 season and working with D1 college and post-college athletes on the NCAA and Nor-Am circuits for the past two seasons. Carolyn also has the distinct privilege of serving as the Mental Performance Coach to a select few European Cup/World Cup athletes, complementing her technical coaching with a support system that enhances athletes' mental skills and training. This holistic approach has led to marked improvements in athletes' mental fortitude, significantly contributing to their ability to perform and to their overall good health and happiness.

Carolyn's interest in the psychological aspects of sports has recently driven her to pursue a Master’s Degree in Exercise and Sport Psychology (May 2025 completion) and work towards a Mental Performance Coach certification (CMPC). This commitment to personal growth underscores her dedication to advancing ski racing through holistic, comprehensive athlete development, with a focus on both athlete and coach well-being.

"Working with Carolyn has helped me be more consciously aware of how my brain works in this sport. I've gained maturity and patience, which are two crucial values to have, especially in ski racing. I now have tools to help me react to any adversities. I have for sure remained more process-oriented, and I think the Palisades race was a result of that." -Patrick Kenney, March 2024