Pamela started skiing at the age of three in Schladming, Austria. Her love for speed was born from her determination to be faster that her brother and her passion stronger than ever now. She trained with us for many years until she decided to race full time from the age of sixteen with the British Development ski team.

At the age of seventeen, Pamela moved onto the British Senior Alpine Ski Team and raced in her first Europa Cup races the next year.  Since last season, Pamela has started racing in World Cup races, her best result so far being 50^th in January 2010.

Pamela trains from October to April on snow, while in the summer months she continues with dry land training as well as snow training in the southern hemisphere. Pamela now trains with the Canadian team to ensure that she remains competitive on the world stage and can continue to move up the rankings

From his early Days of ski racing at Glasgow Ski Centre Ali has worked well through the ranks. He competed as the part of the British Children's team for 3 years before moving up to FIS racing. He was then picked for the Scottish ski team and had some great years of racing with the team. In 2009 he competed in the European Youth Olympic games as part of Team GB. Currently he is studying International Business at the University of Strathclyde in Glasgow. Last season, he skied with the British Junior Team when he could take time off University, and made the most of these opportunities with some great results in Colorado at the start of the season and then competing at the World University Games in Turkey. This year he is hoping to go New Zealand for a some training and racing in the early in the season after a lot of conditioning and training through June and July.

 Scott “Bode” MacBain started skiing at Bella many years ago and his passion and commitment for the sport was very obvious from the start. He quickly developed his own style and strived for perfection right from the start which eventually saw him winning numerous Dry Mat races up and down the country along with being the Indoor Scottish Champion, ” The Not the Scottish Champion”  and the British Senior Champion at Xscape.

Scott McWhirter

At the age of eleven Christy became a member of the British Children's Alpine Ski Team and henceforth competed internationally for four years on the children's circuit, winning the British overall children's title in 2007. In 2008 Christy won the British under-17 Slalom title, which she retained the following year.
In 2009 Christy won the under-18 title and again in 2010, as well as coming 3^rd in the British Senior Giant Slalom. In addition, Christy won the Scottish under-17 Slalom title for three consecutive years (08,09 and 10).
Christy is currently the Scottish Overall Ladies Champion. In 2007 Christy was selected for the British Youth Squad and then in the 2008/2009 season she was selected to represent Great Britain in the European Youth Olympic Festival in Poland. 
Christy has been selected for the British Junior Alpine Ski Team for the 2010/2011 season and to prepare for this she attended the Generation 2018 Multi-sport Training Camp with the British Olympic Association.

 Nicole has been a member of Glasgow ski club at Bellahouston since she was 4 years of age. She learned to ski with Glasgow and considers Glasgow ski Racing as her First club. She skis on mat in the summer and races on snow in the winter .
Her first competition on snow was the Lecht bairns where she did well . She eventually went on to win the Lecht bairns and Bairns bucket . She has had many wins on Mat and snow and is currently Scottish Schools dry slope champion 2010 and British Dry Slopes champion. 2010.  She won over nine British snow trophies last year.
Nicole is also a member of The Scottish Alpine Ski Team and trains and races on the International FIS circuit now.

Euan was introduced to skiing on the dry slope when he was 2 years old. After only having a few lessons his instructor recognised that he had a natural talent for skiing and that he couldn't get enough of it. Following this he started going on skiing holidays with family and friends every year. Euan's interest in skiing continued to grow and at the age of seven he was enrolled in Glasgow Ski Centre's race training programme for whom he still races and trains today.

Being very competitive, he was soon very keen to race, so he started to compete in a lot of dry slope and snow races in Britain and Europe.

Following some excellent results in April this year when he raced in the Scottish Alpine Ski Championships in Courcheval and the British Alpine Ski Championships in Meribel, Euan has been selected to train and race with the British Children's Alpine Ski Team.

It was clear from an early age that skiing would play a large part in Euan's life. He has developed a real passion for racing and this is due to the support of his club and his coaches. They have all helped him to realise his dream to race for his country.

Zak has been skiing since he was 2yrs old, initially skiing at the Glasgow Ski Centre, before progressing to racing on snow at the age of 4.  One year later Zak achieved a platinum medal at the Nastar race course on a family holiday in Vail, Colorado. Zak has been race training on the dry slope and on the snow for the last 7yrs.

His best achievements over the last year have been gaining a place in the British Children's Ski Team and being selected to race in the Czech Republic International Races in January. Over the summer he has won the British, English and European Indoor Championships along with winning the Lions ski club British Championships. On the Artificial slopes Zak has won the British Championship's GS and was 2^nd at the Scottish GS.  He is currently ranked no 1 on the artificial slope and also on the Indoor Seeding system. On the snow Zak is in the top 3 for all disciplines. 

Fraser has been ski racing for three years and started skiing at the age of four.  He learned to ski at the Lecht and Anoch Mor in Scotland and in Saas Fee on family ski holidays. He currently trains with Mark Vinter at clubs in Scotland.  Fraser has been in the top three consistently in dry mat, indoor and snow races over the last two years.

Fraser's major breakthrough came after a spell in 2009 at BSA, where he trained with Ronnie Naithsmith and Scott Bryson, and he was consistently in the top three of his year group in all of the major snow races in Scotland and the Alps.  He was first in his year in the Super G at the British Chamionships.  These results led to him being selected for the British Children's team.  In 2010 he won the British Dry Slope Slalom race in the Children 1 age group.

Fraser is enthusiastic about all sports, he represents the Glasgow Academy at Rugby, Athletics and Cross Country Running.

Rhona started skiing aged 3 whilst on a family holiday and began ski race training aged 7.  Rhona has entered the British Children's Champs since she was a bairn, this year being her first in Children 1.  She came second in the Scottish Children's Championships on Cairngorm Mountain. This year she performed very well in Meribel with several top three finishes in her year of birth.  Rhona trains on Mat during the autumn with Glasgow Ski Racing and on snow on Cairngorm with the Scottish Ski Club during the winter.

David started skiing at the age of 3. For the next four years there were no lessons but lots of holiday skiing in the French Alps with brothers, cousins, and an uncle.

His introduction to racing was on the dry slope just before his eighth birthday with Gordon Polly at Muckhart and District Snowsport Club in Scotland. The following winter David joined his local French club, in the Alpe d`Huez ski area. This is where he continues to receive most of his training and also participates in French races. Last season, this combined with regular trips to the BSA and a lot of hard work resulted in a significant improvement in his race performance. David now trains with Glasgow Ski Racing.

Owen Vinter

Among many wins and podium finishes Owen has just won the Anglo Italin Minis Race in Champoluc.