Three-time Olympian Bill Demong and 12-time U.S. champion Lindsey Van will look to extend their
Pete RughAug 22, 2007The U.S. Ski Team has named noted action-sports safety equipment provider Dainese as an official
Pete RughAug 22, 2007More than 1,200 spectators saw some of the best European aerialists from approximately 10 nations
Pete RughAug 22, 2007The women’s summer Four Hills Tournament in Bischofsgrün und Pöhla, Germany, and in Bischofshofen and
Pete RughAug 22, 2007John Stahler, chairman and CEO of the Tecnica Group North America, will step down from
Pete RughAug 22, 2007David Stewart, who spent last season as assistant nordic coach for the University of Denver
Pete RughAug 21, 2007The U.S. Ski Team has named Italian ski wax company Maplus as an official supplier
Pete RughAug 21, 2007Richard Quincy has been named medical director for the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Association, President
Pete RughAug 21, 2007Colorado ski resorts are investing hundreds of millions of dollars in capital improvements and guest
Pete RughAug 21, 2007Austria’s Thomas Morgenstern took his second victory in the FIS Grand Prix ski jumping in
Pete RughAug 19, 2007The top women ski jumpers in the world — including the six-member U.S. team, led
Pete RughAug 17, 2007World Cup training season at New Zealand’s Mount Hutt has kicked off for another year
Pete RughAug 17, 2007The FIS Australia New Zealand Cup for alpine skiing will begin Monday at Mount Hotham
Pete RughAug 17, 2007Seventeen-year-old Gregor Schlierenzauer of Austria set a hill record of 143.5 meters in the final
Pete RughAug 17, 2007A trio of FIS officials, led by World Cup women’s race chief Atle Skaardal, recently
Pete RughAug 15, 2007Avery Ardovino finished fifth to lead the U.S. women’s jumping team in the opening event
Pete RughAug 15, 2007In this summer’s second individual competition within FIS Grand Prix ski jumping in Courchevel, France, on
Pete RughAug 15, 2007
