ARE, Sweden — A World Cup men's super combined event has been added to next
Pete RughFeb 13, 2007A pair of FIS NorAm Cup downhills were held Monday at Big Mountain, with Canadians
Pete RughFeb 13, 2007WILDCAT MOUNTAIN, New Hampshire — The second of three Junior Olympic J3 regional qualifiers held
Pete RughFeb 13, 2007ARE, Sweden — U.S. women’s slalom/GS coach Chris Knight is a New Zealander whose thick
Pete RughFeb 13, 2007I’ll keep it short and sweet for all you readers out there. Right now I
Pete RughFeb 13, 2007The future of World Cup aerials was on full display in early January when Jeret
Pete RughFeb 13, 2007TELLURIDE, Colorado — Despite dicey snow conditions and scarce hard-packed snow, the 2007 Subaru Telluride
Pete RughFeb 13, 2007Back in the 1980s, the popular wisdom in ski coaching circles was that giant slalom
Pete RughFeb 12, 2007The “Snow Leopard” is showing his teeth. Unfortunately, not on the slopes.
Pete RughFeb 12, 2007While success stories from the domestic junior ranks are numerous, a decrease in junior involvement
Pete RughFeb 12, 2007Two-time Olympian Lars Flora clinched the USSA Cross-Country SuperTour title Sunday, Feb. 4, when subzero
Pete RughFeb 12, 2007When the blockbuster field of 151 men’s giant slalom entries was cut down to the
Pete RughFeb 12, 2007ARE, Sweden — Swiss-born Urs Imboden, now racing for Moldova, won the first-ever World Championships
Pete RughFeb 12, 2007Austria won the team event at a ski-jumping World Cup event Sunday — 11 days
Pete RughFeb 12, 2007Senegal and Ghana lashed out at organizers at the Alpine Skiing World Championships for adding
Pete RughFeb 12, 2007Demonstrating aptly why the wildly exciting and competitive sport of skier-cross has been accepted as
Pete RughFeb 12, 2007Ivica Kostelic was ejected from the qualifying stage of the men's giant slalom race at
Pete RughFeb 12, 2007The University of Denver ski teams picked up Saturday where they left off Friday at
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