Cochran-Siegle 3rd, bested by Jocher, Baumann in men’s SG
Once again the 2020 U.S. Alpine National Championships featured an international field with German national
Johnson captures US national downhill title
It was a victory for Breezy Johnson as she returned to non-World Cup FIS racing
Goldberg 3rd behind Germans at US DH national champs
The 2020 U.S. downhill national championship featured an international flair with German national team athletes
National GS title catapults Radamus into season
On Tuesday, River Radamus executed his plan and added a new title to his resume:
Katie Hensien wins US Nationals GS opener
Kaite Hensien kicked the season off with a bang, claiming the U.S. national women's giant
Alice Merryweather embraces mentorship on U.S. Ski Team
It’s been an unusual prep period for all athletes this year. Alice Merryweather would normally
US takes double victory at the Italian championships
U.S. B Team members Paula Moltzan and Nina O’Brien are making moves in Europe. After
Cutting edge innovation
A slalom race at Whiteface, N.Y. has forever changed U16 Jonathan Davis’ perspective on ski
Despite COVID obstacles, Storm Klomhaus hopes to make a run at World Cup
Fully recovered and homework out of sight, Klomhaus is hoping to set the stage and ski her way into World Cup spots.
Laurenne Ross returning strong from injury, ready for 20-21
It’s been a long road to recovery after Laurenne Ross crashed in 2019 sustaining a
Finding the right academy Out West
As the 2019-20 ski season kicks off, it’s time to consider if a ski academy
Jared Goldberg embraces the history of downhill to find speed
An American Downhiller and true downhill enthusiast, Goldberg has been preparing this summer with his sights set on the World Championships later in February.
After summer injury, Tommy Ford talks strategy for Soelden
Ford, who finished a career-best fourth in Soelden last year — just weeks prior to his first career win in Beaver Creek — knows what to expect when approaching the course this year.
Paula Moltzan confident ahead of career-first Soelden start
The women's World Cup season opener kicks off tomorrow, and American Paula Moltzan has been
Nina O’Brien looks to build on Soelden success
Nina O’Brien is going into her sixth year on the U.S. Ski Team. The former
The story behind the decision: Biesemeyer reflects on his ski racing career
On Thursday, Thomas “BZ” Biesemeyer announced he would be stepping away from the sport of ski racing. What's next? A lot of studying and the possibility to return to the sport at a later time.
US Ski & Snowboard: 20-21 season will require more flexibility; less travel likely
As fall approaches, officials from U.S. Ski & Snowboard are beginning to speculate about what the domestic alpine race season could look like — with the caveat, of course, that anything and everything could still change.
Development in the US … not a new discussion
Following the 1950 FIS World Championships in Aspen, journalist and Alta Ski Area founder James
University of Alaska athletes rally to save the ski team
On Aug. 25, Nicole Mah, a sophomore alpine skier for the University of Alaska-Anchorage, rallied with the support of her coaches and team to fight against ski team elimination from the UAA athletics department, once again.
U.S. Ski Team departs for Europe, formulates strategy for international travel
While the U.S. Ski Team athletes were hard at work with on-snow training at Mount Hood in Oregon this summer, U.S. Ski & Snowboard staff were busy finding ways to get many of those athletes into Europe for training this fall.
Local organizer reflects on Birds of Prey cancellation
In a world full of unknowns and uncertainties, canceling the Xfinity Birds of Prey FIS World Cup in Beaver Creek has been a tough pill to swallow. But officials at the Vail Valley Foundation (VVF), the event's organizer, believe it was the right decision.
Val d’lsere, St. Moritz, Courchevel set to replace North American stops
The revised World Cup calendar will be approved following the FIS Technical Meetings, which are scheduled from Sept. 30 to Oct. 2. The schedule will be posted on the FIS website on Oct. 3.
