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After winning the first Nor-Am giant slalom of his career yesterday, Canadian Jeffrey Frisch gave

Due to heavy snowfall, Winter Dew Tour sport organizers and athletes agreed to postpone today’s

U.S. alpine women’s head coach Jim Tracy thinks of St. Moritz as the aerodynamics stop

There are a couple of top Europa Cup results to report this week. Hailey Duke

American Hannah Kearney kicked off the moguls season with a World Cup win Thursday in

In a curtailed training run at St Moritz ahead of a three race World Cup

Canada’s Erik Guay collected another training run win ahead of defending World Cup champ Didier

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Today’s opening men’s Nor-Am giant slalom saw the home team flex their muscles. Canadian racers

The Associated Press is reporting more than 50 persons had to be rescued after a

The downhill course at Val Gardena, the Saslong, is one of the first “modern” courses.

Frenchwoman Marie Marchand-Arvier captured the first training run at St Moritz Wednesday ahead of a

The first training run on the Saslong, the course at the traditional World Cup stop

The U.S. Freestyle Ski Team announced their 2009 lineup today before this weekend’s competitions in

U.S. Snowboarding announced today that Olympic gold medalist Kelly Clark will be rejoining the halfpipe

“I didn’t throw up, but I was pretty nervous,” said Jan Hudec, about his forerunning

Amer Sports, owner of Salomon, Atomic, Suunto and Arc’teryx, announced slow sales over the last

The cancelled women’s FIS alpine Europa Cup downhill in St. Moritz (SUI) has been rescheduled