Rebensburg leads 10 German starters in Soelden
Team Germany initiates two-year rebuilding plan to mentor young skiers and find consistent World Cup and World Championships success.
Soelden passes snow control, opening World Cup races confirmed
Weather on the Rettenbach Glacier has been tenuous, but FIS gives organizers green light to continue preparing the track.
What Off Season?
NCAA: When you’re an elite collegiate racer, you don’t stash your skis for the summer.
Where have all the head sponsors gone?
Swiss Olympic gold medalist Dominique Gisin and last season's double World Cup winner Patrick Kueng are currently without personal sponsors.
Roberts and Kelley Bros. sweep ANC slalom podium
Former Middlebury College standout Hig Roberts is on a roll Down Under.
Vonn announces Oct. 1 return to skiing
In support of her friend Roger Federer, Lindsey Vonn makes an appearance at his U.S. Open quarterfinal match against Gael Monfils.
Marlies Schild says goodbye to racing career
The 33-year-old slalom specialist formally announces her retirement.
FIS racing kicks off in Southern Hemisphere
Charlie Guest and Henrik Von Appen take opening 2014-15 FIS race wins to kick off the Southern Hemisphere season.
Robby Kelley takes the road less traveled … once again
He doesn't just ski through foliage. This Vermonter scores World Cup points and is ready to take the unconventional path back to the top.
NTG women push limits in Mt. Hood training
An interview with USSA TEAM Academy Head Coach Thomas Erhard reveals the future direction and goals of the U16 NTG.
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US men’s slalom camp concludes in Mt. Hood
Elite skiers and rising juniors gather for a technical development camp under the direction of U.S. Ski Team Head Men's Coach Sasha Rearick.
SSCV takes over Mt. Bachelor
USSA Club of the Year relocates all five of its programs from Vail to Oregon for June training.
McCadam leaves US Ski Team for development role at Sugar Bowl
Women's assistant World Cup coach Seth McCadam returns to his roots in Northern California.
Summer sessions: How to test skis at Mt. Hood this year
Armed with this information and our interactive map, navigating the Mt. Hood testing scene will be a piece of cake even for novices.
New Mexico’s Rasanen named to Finnish national team
2013 NCAA and World University Games slalom champion Joonas Rasanen will likely see more World Cup starts next winter.
Annual awards presented at 2014 USSA Congress
Ski & Snowboard Club Vail cleans up at the USSA Chairman's Awards Dinner, being honored as the 2014 Club of the Year among other accolades.
First camp for new US women’s speed coach includes technical work
"It’s been a long time since I’ve run this much GS, but it’s been good," said Stacey Cook.
U.S. Ski Team nominates 13 fewer alpine athletes for 2014-15
Downsizing the national team at the end of an Olympic cycle, when sponsorship dollars are frequently at an all-time low, is nothing unique to America.
Hoedlmoser named head men’s speed coach with US Ski Team
Overall head women's coach will move to fill Andreas Evers' vacancy overseeing men's speed squad.
Shaw redefines ‘Best in the World’ to include sub-elite track
Tiger Shaw tells Eastern leaders, "I want my staff's feet held to the fire" regarding promises of partnership.
Ted talks summer training and new speed focus
Ligety finds more bang for his buck with downhill training over slalom.
Maze’s Olympic coach breaks ties with the Slovenian
Who will coach the double Olympic gold medalist heading into the world championship season?
Like sands through the hourglass, coaching changes continue
Andreas Puelacher becomes head men's coach in Austria and Thomas Stauffer finds a new job overnight.
