Bartlett enters his eighth season as the head coach of the Middlebury College Alpine Ski Team. During his tenure, Bartlett has worked hard to continue the success of Middlebury Skiing.
In 2008 Bartlett was awarded the EISA Coach of the Year award and led the team to a fifth place finish at the 2008 NCAA Championships. The alpine men finished second in the nation in slalom and third in the nation in GS at the event. In '12, he led the men's slalom team to a national title at the NCAA's. The team repeated the feat the following season when Middlebury hosted the NCAA's.
Bartlett came to Middlebury after working with the U.S. Ski Team in Park City, Utah. He most recently worked as a World Cup assistant coach for the alpine women's team during the winter of 2005-2006. Bartlett has also served as the head Europa coach, a Development Team coach and as a strength and conditioning coach with the program. Bartlett was a staff member at the 2006 Torino Winter Olympics, where he worked as a coach for gold medalist Julia Mancuso.
In 2002 Bartlett was awarded the VARA (Vermont Alpine Ski Racing Assoc.) "Coach of the Year" award while working as the head coach of the Killington Mountain School. Bartlett is a 1996 graduate of St. Lawrence University, where he was captain and member of the alpine team. He earned his degree in environmental biology, with a minor in sports science.
