About the Author: Geoff Mintz

Universal Sports Network unveils 2014-15 Alpine World Cup schedule — everyone's invited.

The resort town hopes so, with preparations for 2019 World Champs under way.

With Portillo lacking snow, U.S. men’s speed team trains in southern Chile and eyes potential for future visits.

It’s go time for the 2015 World Alpine Ski Championships in less than four months. How has the Vail Valley been getting ready?

Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club is the latest organization to join in on the Rocky Mountain arms race.

A new winter is in the air, and a new head coach, Stefan “Stef” Abplanalp, hopes to shake things up.

Waldner says to expect more speed and bigger jumps on Birds of Prey, as Vail Valley prepares for 2015.

The U.S. women's tech team finishes off a month of training in the Southern Hemisphere.

23-year-old U.S. Ski Team athlete Jared Goldberg has his eyes on a podium at Beaver Creek in 2015.

With 17 medals at last season’s Olympic Winter Games, USSA’s marketing team had many highlights to review at the organization’s annual Partner Summit.

Two hundred participants from 96 countries congregated in Ancient Olympia with respect for diversity as the emphasis of the meeting.

The Coloradan who led the Americans with a 19th-place result in the slalom standings last season now turns his attention to Beaver Creek 2015.

Interview with USSA President and CEO Tiger Shaw and his 100-day letter highlighting changes and achievements.

U.S. Ski Team downhiller finishes strong in SUP Surf Sprint, cross-country mountain biking at the Mountain Games Vail.

The decision at FIS Congress in Barcelona represents the end of a long battle between the Swedish resort and Cortina d’Ampezzo.

Former Canadian women's World Cup coach Tim Gfeller starts his new job in Norway.

The U.S. women’s technical team ushered in the “summer season” last week with a camp in Colorado.

Organization officials held a conference call to brief attendees on topics of discussion at this year's event.