Another two skiers have been killed in the Lake Tahoe area as a deadly week for snow sports in the region continues to spiral. A 58-year-old man and a 33-year-old man died in separate incidents at Heavenly Mountain Resort on the California-Nevada border on Friday morning.

A 21-year-old man who failed to return from a ski outing at the Northstar California Resort in the Tahoe area on Feb. 18 was found dead Thursday, the Placer County Sheriff’s Office

Eight skiers were killed in an avalanche near Lake Tahoe, California on a trip to Frog Lake Huts with Blackbird Mountain Guides near Castle Peak

Two men died in separate incidents at the resort on Friday, Feb. 20, according to the Tahoe Douglas Fire Protection District

Eight skiers who were caught in an avalanche Tuesday near Lake Tahoe have been found dead, according to the Nevada County Sheriff’s Office. One person is still missing, and six others were rescued.

Crews are working to recover victims after an avalanche in California’s Sierra Nevada killed eight people and left one missing.

Avalanche educator Richard Bothwell spoke to PEOPLE about the deadly Feb. 17 tragedy near Lake Tahoe and how skiers tend to prepare for a situation like this.

At a news conference Wednesday afternoon, Placer County Sheriff Wayne Woo confirmed that one of the deceased victims was married to a member of the Tahoe Nordic Search and Rescue Team.