OSLO, Norway — High winds and problems with the in-run on the 128-meter ski jump
Pete RughMar 17, 2007Jessica Kelley and Libby Ludlow finished 1-2 on Friday in a snowy giant slalom at
Pete RughMar 17, 2007Skiing on her hometown hill, Joanna Coffey of the Aspen Valley Ski and Snowboard Club
Pete RughMar 17, 2007And then there was one. One race. One very large race. The stage is set
Pete RughMar 17, 2007Austrian Nicole Hosp won the World Cup Finals slalom Saturday to wrest the overall standings
Pete RughMar 17, 2007Italy’s Massimiliano Blardone edged Norway’s Aksel Lund Svindal by .01 seconds in the first run
Pete RughMar 17, 2007LENZERHEIDE, Switzerland — Austrians Nicole Hosp and Marlies Schild finished 1-2 in the first run
Pete RughMar 17, 2007Strong winds forced organizers to cancel a World Cup ski jumping competition on Lillehammer's Olympic
Pete RughMar 16, 2007The U.S. Disabled Cross Country Team wrapped up the 2007 IPC Disabled World Cup this
Pete RughMar 16, 2007ASPEN, Colorado – The sun was in full force again in Aspen for the fourth
Pete RughMar 16, 2007Alaska's Taz Mannix of the U.S. B Team was 14th on Thursday in the women's
Pete RughMar 16, 2007World Championships bronze medalist Anssi Koivuranta of Finland led the jumping and held off Austrian
Pete RughMar 16, 2007U.S. B Team member Liz Stephen skied to seventh place Wednesday in the women's 5
Pete RughMar 16, 2007Benjamin Raich and Marlies Schild are romantically involved off the slopes. This weekend, the Austrian
Pete RughMar 16, 2007Hailey Duke won the final NorAm Cup women's slalom Thursday, edging slalom champion Kiley Staples
Pete RughMar 16, 2007With one Canadian set to retire — Thomas Grandi — another is hoping to emerge
Pete RughMar 16, 2007The World Cup Finals are ongoing at beautiful Lenzerheide, Switzerland, with two thrilling World Cup
Pete RughMar 16, 2007There won’t be any Mozart wigs or finish arena shenanigans. But sometime over the next
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