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Switzerland’s St. Moritz, after falling short in its bid to host the 2013 World Alpine

The first-of-its kind Pro Women’s Athlete Career Conference will take place on Sept. 19-20 in

The International Olympic Committee created a panel Tuesday to examine four candidate cities hoping to

Queenstown ski racer Janelle Miller won the national slalom title and the combined trophy at

Austria’s Gregor Schlierenzauer won two FIS Grand Prix jumping competitions over the weekend to widen

In celebration of its 30th anniversary, 3M's Thinsulate Insulation is offering consumers a chance to

World Cup overall and downhill champion Lindsey Vonn has been nominated for the 2008 Sportswoman

World Cup winner Marco Sullivan, along with the rest of the U.S. men's alpine speed

The Canadian men’s skicross team, getting in some off-season work at Australia’s Mt. Hotham, swept

The International Ski Federation (FIS) and Zaugg AG Eggiwil, a company that manufactures snow clearing

Austria’s Nicole Hosp, the 2007 World Cup overall champion, has extended an equipment deal with

Shares of clothing and shoe maker Quiksilver Inc. rose more than 11 percent Wednesday after

U.S. freestyle team moguls skiers are experiencing flawless slope conditions during a two-week camp in

Three-time Olympian Daron Rahlves has skied all around the world, but he's about to mark

Marker-Völkl USA, U.S. distributor for two leading winter sports brands, moved its U.S. operations recently

{mgmediabot}videos/SR08tease_VP6_768K.flv|false|310|195{/mgmediabot} With the season-opening Sölden giant slalom a few days away, it’s nearly time to launch

It wasn't too hard for Jim Tracy to jump back into coaching the women’s national

The U.S. men’s alpine tech group is winding down an extended training camp at New