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  1. Hannes Trinkl "lucky to surive" logging accident in Austria
    Tuesday, Nov 2, 2004
  2. Thomas Grandi awarded John Semmelink award for accomplishments and service
    Friday, Oct 29, 2004
  3. Marco Sullivan re-injures his knee
    Thursday, Oct 28, 2004
  4. The FIS introduces blood tests for hormone
    Wednesday, Oct 27, 2004
  5. Bode Miller wins World Cup Opening at Sölden; Austrians miss podium again
    Wednesday, Oct 27, 2004
  6. Austrians mishandle timing; cost to World Cup organizers may exceed $1.5 million US
    Wednesday, Oct 27, 2004
  7. Sölden Report: Paerson wins, Koznick fourth, snow bumpy but solid
    Sunday, Oct 24, 2004
  8. Cut and Pitch: Bode Miller describes his giant slalom technique
    Saturday, Oct 23, 2004
  9. Sölden Report: Aamodt out, Raich and Maier to race on Atomic boots
    Saturday, Oct 23, 2004
  10. Canadian Alpine ski team announces roster for 2004-2005 season opener in Sölden
    Friday, Oct 22, 2004
  11. Redbook Alpine Corrections
    Friday, Oct 22, 2004
  12. Jonna Mendes signs to use Fischer boots for 2004-2005 season
    Friday, Oct 22, 2004
  13. Josef Strobl pledges allegiance to the Slovenian flag
    Friday, Oct 22, 2004
  14. Hermann Maier announces he will still be racing in 2007, and possibly beyond
    Friday, Oct 22, 2004
  15. Austrian alpine champion Stephan Eberharter retires from ski racing at age 35
    Friday, Oct 22, 2004
  16. Kristina Koznick on her healing, equipment and summer vacation
    Friday, Oct 22, 2004
  17. Canada names members of 2004-2005 national team
    Friday, Oct 22, 2004
  18. U.S. Ski Team adds several names to alpine roster
    Friday, Oct 22, 2004
  19. 2004-2005 U.S. Ski Team alpine squad announced
    Friday, Oct 22, 2004
  20. Hermann Maier is Skier of the Year; Miller, Paerson, Clark take SR alpine awards
    Friday, Oct 22, 2004
  21. Rossignol breaks into Austrian World Cup scene
    Friday, Oct 22, 2004
  22. Dual GS at Arapahoe Basin benefits Rocky Mountain Division racers
    Friday, Oct 22, 2004
  23. April 17 and 18: Nation's largest alpine USSA race
    Friday, Oct 22, 2004
  24. Swiss downhiller Catherine Borghi signs two-year contract with Rossignol
    Friday, Oct 22, 2004
  25. Aamodt announces he'll return to Dynastar skis next season
    Friday, Oct 22, 2004
  26. On the eve of the World Cup season, checking in with the U.S. women
    Friday, Oct 22, 2004
  27. Sölden Report: The teams, the manufacturers, the FIS and the hill
    Thursday, Oct 21, 2004
  28. Hermann Maier says a sore back may hobble him for the World Cup opener in Soelden
    Monday, Oct 18, 2004
  29. Daron Rahlves, world's top active downhiller, reacts to Stephan Eberharter's retirement
    Monday, Oct 18, 2004
  30. Felix Neureuther of Germany will sit out World Cup opener in Soelden, Austria
    Monday, Oct 18, 2004
  31. Loveland Ski Area is officially the nation's first ski area to open for 2004-2005
    Friday, Oct 15, 2004
  32. Mancuso and Cochran shine as USST uses time trials to select Soelden starters
    Thursday, Oct 14, 2004
  33. Bode Miller discusses his skis, the World Cup overall and Kerry for president
    Friday, Oct 8, 2004
  34. Women's World Cup tour receives positive news at annual fall FIS meetings in Zurich
    Sunday, Oct 3, 2004
  35. Loveland Ski Area fires up snowmaking guns and "world's highest webcam"
    Wednesday, Sep 29, 2004
  36. Kalle Palander, Finland's alpine superstar, gets a piece of Halti, manufacturer of outdoor gear
    Tuesday, Sep 28, 2004
  37. USSA Eastern Region Alpine Office completes staffing
    Tuesday, Sep 14, 2004
  38. September races in southern hemisphere are setting the stage for 2004-2005 season
    Sunday, Sep 12, 2004
  39. Canadian national team hires former Dartmouth racer for top media relations post
    Wednesday, Sep 8, 2004
  40. Mount Bachelor Ski Education Foundation's annual fundraiser set for August 28
    Tuesday, Aug 24, 2004
  41. U.S. Ski Team down under: men's GS/SL team training in New Zealand
    Sunday, Aug 22, 2004
  42. Injured Canadian standouts finally back on snow after last year's knee injuries
    Thursday, Aug 5, 2004
  43. The Steamboat Winter Sports Club names two alpine directors
    Thursday, Jul 29, 2004
  44. Tom Sell named head men’s coach at Killington Mountain School
    Tuesday, Jul 20, 2004
  45. Team Summit accepting applications for alpine junior programs director position
    Wednesday, Jul 14, 2004
  46. Hannes Trinkl, Austrian veteran and 2001 downhill world champion, retires on July 9th
    Friday, Jul 9, 2004
  47. Bormio unveils 2005 world championship race schedule; new team event included
    Thursday, Jul 8, 2004
  48. Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club forms cycling club
    Thursday, Jul 1, 2004
  49. Construction underway on Sestriere's 2006 Olympic skiing venues
    Friday, Jun 25, 2004
  50. Disabled alpine teams on-snow this month at Mt. Hood
    Thursday, Jun 24, 2004