South Korean alpine skiers who failed to earn an Olympic selection will stage a protest in PyeongChang, the host city for the upcoming Winter Games, with their families, local authorities here said Saturday.

According to the PyeongChang Police Station in Gangwon Province, the skiers and their family members submitted a document on Friday to stage a rally on the streets in Hoenggye, PyeongChang, some 180 kilometers east of Seoul. They plan to have a 90-minute protest each day from Sunday to Thursday. Officials expect some 50 will join the protest.

The Korea Ski Association last week said only four alpine skiers -- two men and two women -- can compete at the Olympics, leaving five other national team members in anger and disappointment. Following the KSA's decision, some skiers questioned whether the selection process was clean.