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First the Swiss, and then the Austrians as the men completed a downhill training run

SR Short Films: With more experience on the World Cup circuit this year, expectations are

Steady rain in Wengen and a lack of snow in Kitzbühel, Austria, are endangering the

Men’s World Cup ski races scheduled for Jan. 20-21 in Chamonix, France, were canceled Tuesday

Intermountain masters were treated this weekend (Jan. 6-7) with a trip to a new race

Deer Valley Resort will hold an additional World Cup aerials event this week during the

Olympic bronze medalist Sandra Laoura had emergency spinal surgery Saturday after injuring her back during

As if the World Cup freestyle tour hadn’t suffered enough with the cancellation of its

The U.S. Ski and Snowboard Association, the national governing body for Olympic skiing and snowboarding,

Marlies Schild is the Snow Queen.     And Marc Berthod is the hero of Switzerland.

LONDON — The three cities hoping to host the 2014 Olympic Winter Games have completed

HOUGHTON, Mich. — Two-time Olympian Lars Flora and Chad Giese upset Olympians Andy Newell and

BIG SKY, Montana — Defending national champion Colorado began its title defense in style Sunday

HOUGHTON, Mich. — Olympians Lindsey Weier and Lindsay Williams powered Northern Michigan to the College

Paralympic gold medalist and Park City local Stephani Victor captured the overall title for the

U.S. Ski Team athlete Sterling Grant, on the rebound from a November knee injury, won

Australian Jacqui Cooper, perhaps the most successful skiing aerialist of a generation, won her third

ADELBODEN, Switzerland — It was a long time coming, and it came from a very