Biographies: Who we are and what we do

Greg Dilger, Head Masters Coach

 

I have been racing for about 15 years. I started at Mt. Hood Meadows back when Mike Annett was the Masters coach. Both my boys raced for Meadows and South Salem High school, and I spent a lot of time working races, doing everything from gate keeper to timing, starter, referee, chief of course and even did TD for the High School league for two years. After the boys finished school we skied for several years with Steve Korsak. Steve had a great perspective on Masters (adult) racing.

In the late 90's the Tichy family moved to Government Camp and started doing Masters camps. I started with them at that time, and have trained with them since then. In 2009 I volunteered with Timberline Ski school to set courses and help with race coaching. I plan to continue racing and traveling to Masters races in the North West (PNSA) area.

My day job is as a dentist. I practice in Salem. Other activities include hockey, mountain biking, hiking, rollerblading and exercise in general.

George Rossman, Assistant Masters Coach

George is the former director of racing at Timberline from 1978 to 1980.  George has coached for Timberline race team, Timberline Atomic Summer Ski Camps and currently coaches with CWSC as head mighty mite coach.  George taught skiing at Timberline, and is a Level 1 PSIA certified instructor.

George is passionate about the environment and is a construction contractor, emphasizing green construction.  His other hobbies include motorcycle touring, sailing, Mt. biking and golfing 

Shawn Darris

 Shawn has moved on to other interests at this time.  We hope to see him back on the slopes in the future.