2026 Skiing Roster

Caman Beauregard
- Position:
- Alpine
- Height:
- 5-11
- Class:
- Freshman
- Hometown:
- Steamboat Springs, Colorado
- High School:
- Steamboat Springs H.S.
- Prev Team:
- Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club
Race-by-Race Results
Honors & Awards: National Collegiate All-Academic Ski Team (2026)
2026 (Freshman): Registered one top-10 finish and placed in the top 20 three times during his freshman campaign … Finished six-of-14 races during the season … Recorded a season best in eighth place in slalom on Jan. 13 at the Colorado Invitational at Loveland Ski Area, using the fastest second run to move up from 30th after run 1 … Both of his other two top 20s came in slalom, as he finished 12th at the RMISA Alpine Qualifier on Feb. 26 and 18th at the RMISA Championships on Feb. 27, with both events taking place in Bridger Bowl Ski Area in Montana … Had three other finishes during the season in giant slalom, with him posting a season best in the discipline by coming in 26th in the RMISA Alpine Qualifier on Feb. 23 in Utah … Was 31st in the RMISA Alpine Qualifier in Nevada on Feb. 2 and 29th in the Utah Invite GS on Feb. 22 … Made his collegiate debut in slalom at the Denver Invitational at Loveland Ski Area on Jan. 12 (DNF) … Did not finish the giant slalom events at Aspen Highlands for the Denver and Colorado Invitationals on Jan. 14-15 or the slalom events at Mt. Rose-Ski Tahoe for the RMISA Alpine Qualifier and Nevada Invite on Jan. 31-Feb. 1 … Also registered DNFs in the Utah Invitational’s slalom on Feb. 24 and the RMISA Championship’s GS on Feb. 28.
Before Denver: Raced for the last 13 years with the Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club … Placed in the top 30 in both giant slalom and slalom at the 2025 U.S. Alpine National Championships in Vail … Raced in the 2025 Austrian Jr. Nationals, placing 17th overall in giant slalom and winning the U18 event … Was 19th overall and second among U18s in slalom at the Austrian Jr. Nationals … Came in 14th in super G at the 2024 U.S. National Junior Championships in Jackson Hole, Wyoming … Competed at the 2024 Colorado Invitational in Steamboat Springs as a non-college invitee … Came in third in slalom in the Colorado Devo Ski Cup FIS race on Dec. 17, 2024.
Personal: Graduated from Steamboat Springs High School in 2025 … Has two brothers, including a twin … His aunt, Heidi Bose, skied for New Mexico before competing on the World Cup for 12 years … Enjoys bow hunting, spearfishing and sailing … Wants to compete at the NCAA Championships and make the U.S. Ski Team before going on to compete on the Europa Cup and World Cup circuits … Favorite movies and TV shows include Spaceballs, Seinfeld and Mob Land … Has volunteered coaching U10 skiers in the Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club … Used to compete in Nordic Combined as a kid and also raced BMX bikes … Made National Honor Society all four years at Steamboat Springs High School.
Why DU: “I chose the University of Denver for its academic and athletic prowess. Its quarterly system is perfect for a ski racer who is trying to go beyond college and into the World Cup. DU has also been a dream of mine since I was a freshman in high school, and I'm extremely honored to represent them through the sport of skiing. I like its athletic facilities and campus layout, as well as its small class sizes. DU is the perfect fit for me.”
Honors & Awards: National Collegiate All-Academic Ski Team (2026)
2026 (Freshman): Registered one top-10 finish and placed in the top 20 three times during his freshman campaign … Finished six-of-14 races during the season … Recorded a season best in eighth place in slalom on Jan. 13 at the Colorado Invitational at Loveland Ski Area, using the fastest second run to move up from 30th after run 1 … Both of his other two top 20s came in slalom, as he finished 12th at the RMISA Alpine Qualifier on Feb. 26 and 18th at the RMISA Championships on Feb. 27, with both events taking place in Bridger Bowl Ski Area in Montana … Had three other finishes during the season in giant slalom, with him posting a season best in the discipline by coming in 26th in the RMISA Alpine Qualifier on Feb. 23 in Utah … Was 31st in the RMISA Alpine Qualifier in Nevada on Feb. 2 and 29th in the Utah Invite GS on Feb. 22 … Made his collegiate debut in slalom at the Denver Invitational at Loveland Ski Area on Jan. 12 (DNF) … Did not finish the giant slalom events at Aspen Highlands for the Denver and Colorado Invitationals on Jan. 14-15 or the slalom events at Mt. Rose-Ski Tahoe for the RMISA Alpine Qualifier and Nevada Invite on Jan. 31-Feb. 1 … Also registered DNFs in the Utah Invitational’s slalom on Feb. 24 and the RMISA Championship’s GS on Feb. 28.
Before Denver: Raced for the last 13 years with the Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club … Placed in the top 30 in both giant slalom and slalom at the 2025 U.S. Alpine National Championships in Vail … Raced in the 2025 Austrian Jr. Nationals, placing 17th overall in giant slalom and winning the U18 event … Was 19th overall and second among U18s in slalom at the Austrian Jr. Nationals … Came in 14th in super G at the 2024 U.S. National Junior Championships in Jackson Hole, Wyoming … Competed at the 2024 Colorado Invitational in Steamboat Springs as a non-college invitee … Came in third in slalom in the Colorado Devo Ski Cup FIS race on Dec. 17, 2024.
Personal: Graduated from Steamboat Springs High School in 2025 … Has two brothers, including a twin … His aunt, Heidi Bose, skied for New Mexico before competing on the World Cup for 12 years … Enjoys bow hunting, spearfishing and sailing … Wants to compete at the NCAA Championships and make the U.S. Ski Team before going on to compete on the Europa Cup and World Cup circuits … Favorite movies and TV shows include Spaceballs, Seinfeld and Mob Land … Has volunteered coaching U10 skiers in the Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club … Used to compete in Nordic Combined as a kid and also raced BMX bikes … Made National Honor Society all four years at Steamboat Springs High School.
Why DU: “I chose the University of Denver for its academic and athletic prowess. Its quarterly system is perfect for a ski racer who is trying to go beyond college and into the World Cup. DU has also been a dream of mine since I was a freshman in high school, and I'm extremely honored to represent them through the sport of skiing. I like its athletic facilities and campus layout, as well as its small class sizes. DU is the perfect fit for me.”
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