High winds have delayed the second run of the women’s giant slalom Friday at the
Pete RughJan 19, 2007About the only thing missing will be snow in dry, dusty Las Vegas next week
Pete RughJan 19, 2007U.S. disabled alpine skier Stephani Victor won the first giant slalom World Cup race of
Pete RughJan 19, 2007Veteran Lindsey Van had two top-five results as she led U.S. women during a three-meets-in-three-days
Pete RughJan 19, 2007American Julia Mancuso continued her stellar January, winning a World Cup super G Friday ahead
Pete RughJan 19, 2007Wind and rain forced the cancellation of training Friday for the men's World Cup downhill
Pete RughJan 19, 2007CNL Income Properties, based in Orlando, Fla., rapidly becoming a player in the U.S. ski
Pete RughJan 18, 2007Italy’s Aronne Pieruz won the opening alpine race of the World University Games on Thursday
Pete RughJan 18, 2007Peter Schroecksnadel might be the most powerful person in the sport of alpine skiing. As
Pete RughJan 18, 2007Bode Miller is a pioneer. Nature’s whims make ski racing, in the mountains and
Pete RughJan 18, 2007Rolling from three World Cup wins, including four top-three finishes in December, Bode Miller earned
Pete RughJan 18, 2007U.S. disabled alpine athlete Laurie Stephens took two good steps toward a possible fourth consecutive
Pete RughJan 18, 2007Renate Goetschl was fastest in World Cup downhill training for the second straight day Thursday.
Pete RughJan 18, 2007Austrian women’s head coach Herbert Mandl was injured in an accident before a World Cup
Pete RughJan 18, 2007The men’s World Cup races in the Austrian resort of Kitzbühel will go ahead as
Pete RughJan 18, 2007The alpine skiing portion of the World University Games opens on Thursday in Bardonecchia, Italy,
Pete RughJan 18, 2007SYDNEY, Australia — A top British Olympic official has warned of China's emergence as a
Pete RughJan 17, 2007NBC Sports will broadcast a 90-minute program covering the 2007 World Alpine Ski Championships Feb.
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