Canada’s Jan Hudec topped Friday’s second downhill training run at Lake Louise, leading a tightly
Pete RughNov 23, 2007The FIS on Friday morning gave the go-ahead for next week’s men’s World Cup races
Pete RughNov 23, 2007The FIS banned three Austrian cross-country skiers for two years Thursday for their role
Pete RughNov 23, 2007Swiss veteran Didier Cuche won the opening downhill training run of the season, edging Marco
Pete RughNov 22, 2007The FIS on Thursday approved snow conditions and gave the go-ahead for next weekend's women's
Pete RughNov 22, 2007Organizers of the World Cup men’s speed races this weekend at Lake Louise canceled Wednesday’s
Pete RughNov 21, 2007Partially funded athletes on the women’s alpine team are holding a fundraiser in Aspen on
Pete RughNov 21, 2007Emily Brydon and Erik Guay lead the roster of Canadian skiers that will open the
Pete RughNov 21, 2007The November Colorado camp is what I like to call a double-edged sword or even
Pete RughNov 21, 2007A week out from the first scheduled downhill training run on the wicked Birds of
Pete RughNov 21, 2007Course preparations for the Aspen World Cup races Dec. 7-9 have been set back due
Pete RughNov 20, 2007Plenty of new stars will get their shot on the White Circus this weekend, and
Pete RughNov 20, 2007She once wore a wedding dress and veil to elementary school because she had a
Pete RughNov 20, 2007Let’s start off with a smile — a Canada-sized smile. Toronto’s Matt Christensen was sworn
Pete RughNov 18, 2007Matt Christensen grew up in Toronto and competed for seven years as a World Cup
Pete RughNov 16, 2007There are winter sports enthusiasts who don’t ski. I’m sure of it, though I
Pete RughNov 16, 2007The November issue of Ski Racing magazine includes an article in the Parenting department that
Pete RughNov 15, 2007Spyder is promoting speed with a new program that taps into the junior market.
Pete RughNov 15, 2007






