About the Author: Hank McKee

Since January of 2008, Kalle Palander has completed five World Cup races. Last season, having

Walt Evans, most recently the Sport Development Director for USSA and a 30 year veteran

Two-time Olympian and former Catamount Jimmy Cochran has been named an assistant alpine coach for

As the US men’s speed group broke ranks in Chile after a gliding camp, a

The notice on the website of Echo Mountain, Colorado was straightforward: “We want to announce

Beat Feuz, the runner-up of last season’s World Cup tour had to return early from

Jean Béranger, one of the most successful trainers in international women ski racing, died Friday

All USSA Memberships (competition, masters, officials and coaches) expired on June 30, 2012 and now

Ten of the US Ski Team’s male skiers are training in New Zealand under the

St Moritz 2017, the organizing committee for the 2017 FIS Alpine World Championships, was set

Christoph Innerhofer, winner of three medals at the last World Championships, is taking a forced

Marco Sullivan has reported a switch to Atomic. The American downhiller had most recently skied

Sixten Jernberg, arguably the greatest cross country distance skier ever died Saturday (July 14) at

Ski sport has lost a great supporter with the passing Friday (July 13) of Whiting

US Team coach Peter Korfiatis has returned to his roots at Mammoth Mountain where he

The U.S. Ski and Snowboard Association (USSA) has appointed Lester Keller as Regional Alpine Development

Fischer skis has added a couple of Americans to its roster: Nolan Kasper and Erik

Head Ski service technician Chris Krause, the man Didier Cuche credited much of his success