5'5"
Winthrop, WA
The College of St. Scholastica '18 - B.A. in Natural Science and Philosophy
Craftsbury Green Racing Project
Kelsey started skiing when she was 5 and her family moved to the Methow Valley and continued skiing for the Methow Valley Nordic Team through high school. She first started doing biathlon her freshman year with Betsy Devin-Smith and Methow Valley Biathlon. After finding her passion for skiing in high school, Kelsey spent most of her senior year and a postgraduate year skiing and competing for the Sun Valley Ski Education Foundation in Ketchum, Idaho. After that, she decided to go to college in Duluth, MN at the College of St. Scholastica where she could compete in skiing as well as DIII cross-country running. She took a brief break from school to ski with the Outdoor Sports Institute before returning to school in 2015. After college, Kelsey joined the Craftsbury Green Racing Project and now lives and trains in Craftsbury, Vt. She loves being part of the small Craftsbury community and balancing sport and life with a wonderful group of dedicated teammates. When she isn't training or working at the Craftsbury Outdoor Center, Kelsey loves to explore the greater area of the Northeast Kingdom and the White Mountains.
Outside of biathlon, Kelsey enjoys advocacy, knitting, reading, and spending time with friends!
| Skis | Salomon |
| Boots | Salomon |
| Poles | Salomon |
AeroMech Engineering
After ten races in Östersund, Sweden, where the U.S. Biathlon Team saw personal best finishes, strong ski times and solid shooting performances, the team will now make the trip to Hochfilzen, Austria, where the three-day weekend will feature a sprint, ...
Jericho, VT - For the fourth consecutive year, Ethan Allen Biathlon Club and the Vermont Army National Guard played host to the annual U.S. Biathlon Summer Rollerski National Championship in Jericho, Vermont, August 2-4, 2024. The weekend also featured...
At an early age, biathlete Kelsey Dickinson’s family moved from Utah to Washington’s famed Methow Valley. The rich nordic culture of the community helped her forge a path in biathlon that took her from Washington to Sun Valley to St. Schola...
Tomorrow, November 8, 16 U.S. athletes will travel across the pond to northern Scandinavia to take part in the final pre-season camp before the 2024-25 international racing season begins. The team will spend two valuable weeks training on snow in Vuoka...
Back in the United States for the first time since 2019, the U.S. Biathlon Team had standout performances in front of a home crowd at the Soldier Hollow World Cup. Campbell Wright (Wanaka, NZL/U.S. Biathlon) skied to flowers in the men’s sprint, Margie...
