Wayne Clark, Nordic Director

Wayne is going into his fourth season as head coach and director of TSSC Nordic. Previously Wayne was the Head Coach for Boulder Nordic Junior Racing team for 4 years. Wayne started Nordic skiing in 7th grade with the high school team in his hometown of New Paltz NY. He competed in 5 state championships and in three Junior National competitions in Utah, Alaska and California. He then went on to ski division 1 for University of Wisconsin Green Bay. 

Wayne is a full time history teacher at Telluride high school, is the Telluride Middle School XC Running Coach and travels with students abroad. In his free time you can find Wayne running, biking or skiing in the backcountry. 

Wayne’s main focus and goal for the team is to establish a lifelong love and passion of Nordic skiing for our athletes.

Ryan Van Nuys, Freeride Program Director

Ryan, along with his wife and two girls, live in the great San Juans, where they enjoy all the great outdoor things southwestern Colorado provides, from the rivers and lakes to the top of the mountains.  Ryan brings nearly two decades of freeride and freeski coaching to the program, having coached freeride athletes in 5 different countries at all levels of Freeride competition from local regional comps to the Freeride World Tour.  He currently actively serves on the Coaches advisory board to the IFSA as well as sits on the Education committee for the same organization.    Building on the belief that to become a great skier, you must first  love skiing and the mountains we call home, he is here to help you achieve your skiing goals and become a skier for life!

Maggie McNally, Team Gravity & Team All Mountain Jrs. Director

Maggie was born and raised in St. Helena, California. She grew up skiing the Tahoe area and any “mom and pop” areas on the western slope of the Sierras.

Maggie is very passionate about the development of kids as whole athletes. She wants them to have a strong fundamental base but also feel the confidence and strength that comes from meeting goals and accomplishments. Skiing offers a great opportunity to be in the flow. Working as a team but learning as an individual is an important skill that Maggie always hopes to impart to our youngest athletes.

Maggie’s personal passions off the snow are her horses, her family (including her faithful Australian shepherd), and catching the last light at the end of a full day. She is a devoted equestrian and spends most of her days in the saddle April through November.

Maggie is USSA Level 100 mogul certified, USSA level 100 aerial, and is constantly learning and taking opportunities to improve herself both as an individual and as a coach.