Russian National Teams

According to the  agreement with the Federation of Alpine Ski and Snowboard of the Russian Federation, the sportclub New League provides training sessions of the following Russian National  Alpine Ski teams:
men, junior (men), junior (women).

Since 1999 the sportclub New League has been taking up the training process managing, providing national sportsmen participation in prestige competitions and material and technical support of the national teams.

The sportsmen of the sportclub New Leaguehave already achieved great success confirmed by their sports regalia and victories in All-Russian and International competitions.

Russian Junior Team
Sergey Maytakov (1990, Mezhdurechensk) – candidate  to master of sports
Ilya Bulaev (1990, Kirovsk) - candidate  to master of sports
Aleksandr Grygor’ev (1988, Mezhdurechensk) – candidate  to master of sports
Stepan Zuev (1988, Kirovsk) - candidate  to master of sports
Ivan Murav’ev (1989, Ekaterinburg) - candidate  to master of sports

Juvenile Team
Nika Borisenok (1991, Saint-Petersburg) - candidate  to master of sports, absolute champion of the All-Russian Championship Olympic Prospects 2004.
Evgenia Muratova (1991, Kirovsk) – 1st rank, All-Russian Championships prize-winner
Kristina Skomoroshkina (1992, Saint-Petersburg) - 1st rank, All-Russian Championships winner

Russian National Team
Dmitry Ul’yanov (1983, Sakhalin) - master of sports of international class, champion of Russia
Anton Konovalov (1985, Kamchatka) - master of sports of  international class, World Student Games prize-winner
Konstantin Sats (1982, Krasnoyarsk) - master of sports of international class, champion of Russia
Pavel Shestakov (1980, Krasnoyarsk) - master of sports of international class, champion of Russia, World Student Games prize-winner
Olesya Alieva (1977, Moscow) - master of sports of international class, Europe Championship winner
Roman Dogadkin (1983, Shukolovo) - master of sports, champion of Russia

Freestyle Team
Vladimir Lebedev (1984, Moscow) - master of sports of international class, World Cup 2005 prize-winner
Dmitry Arkhipov (1984, Moscow) - master of sports  of international class, World Freestyle Championship 2003 prize-winner
Anna Zukal (1984, Moscow) - master of sports of international class, World Cup 2005 champion, 4th World Championship 2005.

Well-known foreign coaches and specialists were invited specially for providing the  training process for the Winter Olympic Games 2006.