Schild sisters lead Austrian women’s team in Levi
Bernadette and Marlies Schild lead an Austrian team of nine ladies headed to the Levi World Cup in Finland.
FIS hopes World Snow Day will combat participation decline
The date for the third annual FIS World Snow Day has been set as Jan. 19, 2014.
New Universal Sports option for US fans, no cable or satellite required
Ski racing fans who have been blocked out of Universal Sports coverage can now subscribe online through DishWorld.
Mario Matt’s brother to start in Levi
The two-time world champion's younger brother Michael and Manuel Wieser join a solid Austrian team in Levi.
Ski coaches turned filmmakers premier first movie
A documentary that tells the story of Yankee ingenuity at three small ski areas in Vermont premiers on Nov. 7.
Same old Soelden, Ligety in lead despite shortened course
After the first run Ted Ligety has nearly a one second lead over his closest challengers, Pinturault and Hirscher.
So Gut: Swiss claim first GS victory in 10 years
Lara Gut with the win, Zettel with the record, and Shiffrin with the surprise in Soelden.
Ski Racing launches interactive Gear Guide
The Gear Guide on our website is your one stop shop for race-specific information on all junior and adult equipment.
No Vonn–Ligety, Miller, Mancuso, Shiffrin set to start Soelden
Bode Miller makes his return in Soelden while Vonn opts to sit out until Beaver Creek.
On Sweden’s Soelden roster, Jon Olsson gets green light
X Games Big Air gold medalist Olsson returns to the alpine World Cup with his first start since March 2012.
Defago headlines otherwise young Swiss squad in Soelden
The Swiss men's team has released the names of its starting athletes set to tackle the race at Soelden.
Beaver Creek fires up guns on Raptor
Snowmaking began at Beaver Creek, Colo., on Tuesday (Oct. 15) as crews fired up the guns at the start of the women's World Cup race run on Raptor.
Loveland first resort in nation to open for training
Loveland Ski Area became the first resort in the country to open specifically for alpine ski race training this morning (Oct. 15).
Coaches find new roles with NCAA teams
Montana State, Utah, Middlebury, Vermont, and Colby-Sawyer showcase new coaches in the NCAA this year.
Hometown tour takes Vonn to Midwest
Lindsey Vonn is set to make two Midwestern appearances this week at Afton Alps and Mt. Brighton as part of her responsibilities as a representative for Vail Resorts and its Epic Pass.
Marshall and Robillard join staff at KMS
Killington Mountain School adds former U.S. Ski Team athlete and Olympian Chelsea Marshall and veteran coach Luc Robillard to its staff.
Wacky weather wreaks havoc on Sochi
Torrential rains caused flooding and mudslides in the Olympic city of Sochi this week as local officials declared a state of emergency.
Eastern Fall Festival showcases USSA alpine staff
The newly formed USSA Eastern Region staff is rolling out a first-of-its-kind showcase event in Manchester, N.H., for its alpine membership on Oct. 4-6.
North American men rack up results in El Colorado
American and Canadian men generated scoring opportunities in a Chilean FIS race over the weekend.
Applegate hired by Loveland Ski Club
Applegate's seven-year career with the U.S. Ski Team involved coaching the nation's top male alpine racers
Ford Claims NorAm Overall crown, Terwiel takes Slalom Title
Despite challenging snow conditions, Canadian women were on top of the podium today (Mar. 23)
Vermont wins first NCAA Championship in 18 years with highest point total in history
For the first time in 18 years as well as the 11-year career of director
Vermont decimates nordic with photo finish, extends NCAAs lead
On an almost unbelievable, history-making performance by its women's Nordic team in the 15k classic
Vermont volleys into lead on bizarre tie, Crimson crowns a champion
Dartmouth's time at the top could not last forever, and after the giant slalom races
