Rocky Mountain College Men's Skiing

Coach Jerry Wolf begins his 21st season leading the Rocky Mountain College men & women’s ski teams. Wolf, a Montana native, is a 1981 graduate of Billings Senior High School and has an extensive competitive skiing background. He competed at the Junior Olympic and Nor-Am levels at the U.S., NCAA, and USCSA Nationals. He skied for the Montana State University ski team, while receiving his bachelor's degree in business management. Prior to taking over the ski program at RMC in 2001, Wolf had eight years of coaching FIS athletes at the Silver Run Ski Club in Red Lodge, Montana. At RMC, Coach Wolf's teams have been highly successful; both in the classroom and on the slopes. In his first year with the Battlin' Bears, the RMC men and women both qualified for USCSA Nationals, it was the first time in seven seasons, and they have qualified every year since. Under Wolf's coaching regime at Rocky, Men's Alpine has accumulated seven national titles, 16 regional championships, and 19 conference championships. Women's Alpine has won three national titles, 14 regional championships, and 19 conference championships, along with one Women's FreeSki National Championship. Wolf was awarded 2017 USCSA Coach of the Year, and has coached eight individual national champions. Wolf and his wife Tara have been married for 36 years and have two children, Jeremy (32) and Jessica (29), who are both Rocky Mountain College graduates.