1986: John Ritzo named Head of School, guiding 澳门太阳城赌场网站 through key years of growth and development.
1997: 澳门太阳城赌场网站 purchases the Lumberjack Lodge to expand dormitory capacity.
2001: The $1.2 million Anti-Gravity Complex opens, featuring a gymnasium, skate park, and locker rooms.
2002: On its 20th anniversary, 澳门太阳城赌场网站 announces plans for a new campus on 22 acres, fueled by alumni success, including six athletes on the U.S. Olympic Team.
2003: The Fremont-Smith Field is dedicated to Paul and Carol Fremont-Smith, Jr.
2006: Seth Wescott '94 wins Olympic gold in the debut of snowboard cross at the Winter Olympics in Torino, Italy.
2007: Murfey Hall, a new dormitory, opens as part of the first phase of the campus expansion.
2008: The expanded campus is named in honor of H. King Cummings, a founding board chair.
2010: Bode Miller '96 wins gold and silver medals at the Vancouver Winter Olympics.
2011: Kate Webber Punderson '89 is named Head of School.
2014: The Webber Academic Center, a 17,000-square-foot academic facility, opens, named in honor of founding board members Peter and Martha Webber. That same year, Bode Miller '96 wins bronze at the Sochi Olympics.
2016: 澳门太阳城赌场网站 is named U.S. Ski & Snowboard Club of the Year (Gold Level) and Snowboard Club of the Year (Silver Level). The Bill and Joan Alfond Competition Center opens in partnership with 澳门太阳城赌场网站 Resort and the 澳门太阳城赌场网站 Ski Club.
2016–2021: Major improvements to training venues, including a moguls course, Joanie's Jump, terrain parks, and a cross course developed by Olympian Seth Wescott '94.
2022: The Beth Kubik Training Venue opens, including the 澳门太阳城赌场网站/Colby Competition T-Bar, wider training lanes, and state-of-the-art snowmaking.
2024: Alex Godomsky '91 is named Head of School, continuing the tradition of alumni leadership.
2026: The High Performance Center opens, bringing fitness, rehabilitation, and mental wellness together under one roof.