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The yanks aren’t the only ski racers facing off against their countrymen for nation bragging

Greg Needell is stepping down. A seven year veteran of the World Cup coaching circle

The biggest problem for the U.S. Alpine Championships from Alaska’s erupting volcano has been a

FAIRBANKS, AK (March 25) – Morgan Smyth (Vernon, VT), alongside teammate Liz Stephen (East Montpelier,

According to a story by the Canadian Press, International Ski Federation (FIS) president, Gian Franco

American ski racing legend Bode Miller’s Turtle Ridge Foundation (TRF) is set to host the

Erupting volcanoes are not typically among the obstacles faced by skiers traveling to race destinations,

{mgmediabot}videos/vonn_jumps_sm.flv|false|290|175{/mgmediabot} Skiracing.com continues its series of video tips from 2009 World Cup overall champion Lindsey

The 2009 U.S. Distance Cross Country Championships kicked off yesterday in Fairbanks, Alaska as XC

With the bulk of the “A” team grounded by volcanic ash the opening training runs

Sunday River, Maine is hosting the 2009 Masters Skiers Edge National Championships. A downhill started

Genevieve Simard claimed her first Canadian National title in four seasons, boosting her total to

According to a story published today in the Baltimore Sun, Under Armour founder and CEO

The world downhill champ added a GS crown Monday. John Kucera held off Jean-Philippe Roy

Tom Kelly, chief communications officer for the United States Ski and Snowboard Association (USSA) was

SQUAW VALLEY, CA (March 23) – U.S. freestyle moguls and halfpipe skiers will be in

According to a story published by the AFP, former Austrian nordic skiing coach Walter Mayer

 All eyes will be watching for World Cup overall, downhill and super G champion Lindsey