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Skiing at U.S. colleges

Colleges reported $22.2 million of skiing revenue in the 2024–25 survey year, according to the Education Department’s athletics disclosures.

39 colleges fielded skiing, with 978 athletes and $25.2 million of expenses: 0.1% of the revenue colleges attributed to any sport.

Skiing, 2024–25

39
Colleges fielding it: $22.2 million
Revenue, as reported: $22,181,485; Not profit.; $25.2 million
Expenses, as reported: $25,159,664; 978
Athletes: 507 men and 471 women.; 48.2%
Women’s share of athletes: 78
Head coaches: 151
Assistant coaches

Revenue and expenses over time

Colleges reported $22.2 million of skiing revenue in 2024–⁠25, against $9.4 million in 2008–⁠09, in each year's dollars

Revenue and expenses the colleges attributed to skiing each survey year from 2008–⁠09 to 2024–⁠25, with the colleges that fielded it and its athletes. In each year's dollars.

The colleges that fielded the sport each year, not a fixed set of colleges. An athlete on two teams of the sport is counted on each.

Not adjusted for inflation.

Source: The Education Department’s athletics disclosures

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Colleges reported $22.2 million of skiing revenue in 2024–25, against $9.4 million in 2008–09, in each year's dollars. Revenue and expenses the colleges attributed to skiing each survey year from 2008–09 to 2024–25, with the colleges that fielded it and its athletes. In each year's dollars.
Survey year	Revenue	Expenses	Colleges	Athletes
2008–⁠09	$9.4 million	$12.6 million	47	1,125
2009–⁠10	$10.3 million	$12.5 million	44	1,049
2010–⁠11	$11.3 million	$12.9 million	41	996
2011–⁠12	$11.5 million	$13.9 million	42	996
2012–⁠13	$11.7 million	$14.5 million	42	991
2013–⁠14	$12.8 million	$15.0 million	41	914
2014–⁠15	$14.1 million	$16.4 million	40	944
2015–⁠16	$15.3 million	$17.1 million	42	933
2016–⁠17	$14.9 million	$17.3 million	41	916
2017–⁠18	$15.2 million	$17.8 million	40	855
2018–⁠19	$16.0 million	$18.3 million	40	841
2019–⁠20	$15.5 million	$17.9 million	40	867
2020–⁠21	$11.4 million	$12.5 million	27	559
2021–⁠22	$16.2 million	$18.7 million	37	900
2022–⁠23	$18.4 million	$22.0 million	39	947
2023–⁠24	$19.9 million	$23.0 million	39	916
2024–⁠25	$22.2 million	$25.2 million	39	978

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The colleges reporting the most skiing revenue

The 25 largest of the 39 colleges that reported skiing revenue for 2024–25, with the expenses they attributed to it beside it. Neither column is a measure of profit.

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Colleges by reported skiing revenue, 2024–25
Rank	College	State	Revenue	Expenses	Athletes
1	University of New Hampshire-Main Campus	New Hampshire	$3.0 million$2,985,106	$3.0 million$2,985,106	41
2	University of Denver	Colorado	$2.1 million$2,133,548	$2.1 million$2,133,548	26
3	University of Vermont	Vermont	$1.4 million$1,418,519	$1.4 million$1,407,572	29
4	Dartmouth College	New Hampshire	$1.4 million$1,405,418	$1.4 million$1,405,418	47
5	Montana State University	Montana	$1.2 million$1,194,590	$1.4 million$1,372,057	28
6	University of Alaska Anchorage	Alaska	$989,680	$989,680	29
7	Middlebury College	Vermont	$686,892	$686,892	27
8	Colby College	Maine	$684,022	$684,022	45
9	University of Nevada-Reno	Nevada	$677,792	$626,522	15
10	Harvard University	Massachusetts	$665,688	$665,688	22
11	Northern Michigan University	Michigan	$660,587	$693,713	15
12	University of Colorado Boulder	Colorado	$651,273	$2.2 million$2,156,745	28
13	Saint Michael's College	Vermont	$644,604	$644,604	46
14	University of Alaska Fairbanks	Alaska	$614,310	$614,310	17
15	Williams College	Massachusetts	$552,682	$552,682	39
16	Michigan Technological University	Michigan	$518,105	$542,418	20
17	Rocky Mountain College	Montana	$511,287	$511,287	24
18	University of Utah	Utah	$503,702	$2.2 million$2,203,109	29
19	St Lawrence University	New York	$454,760	$454,760	57
20	Clarkson University	New York	$434,144	$116,638	22
21	Boston College	Massachusetts	$423,276	$423,276	28
22	Westminster University	Utah	$380,596	$367,034	9
23	Bates College	Maine	$287,972	$246,748	21
24	University of Wisconsin-Green Bay	Wisconsin	$270,198	$270,198	17
25	Bowdoin College	Maine	$256,277	$234,554	18

Every sport side by side: college sports by reported revenue and college sports by athletes. How the figures are made: the method.

Sources

Equity in Athletics Disclosure Act data — every varsity team, by college and sport — Office of Postsecondary Education, U.S. Department of Education · U.S. Government work · retrieved September 27, 2026

Compiled automatically from Equity in Athletics Disclosure Act data — every varsity team, by college and sport by a checked SQL query · Editor: Kian O'Connor · How this site is built

Data retrieved September 27, 2026