The NDS Invitational came to a close today at Park City Mountain Resort with a
Pete RughFeb 16, 2008Dartmouth took the first-day Friday at the Williams College carnival, thanks in part to another
Pete RughFeb 16, 2008With a World Cup slalom coming up this weekend in Zagreb. Croatia, some of the
Pete RughFeb 15, 2008The queen is dead — long live the queen. Finnish skier Tanja Poutiainen ripped a
Pete RughFeb 15, 2008Canadians Matthew Hayward and Sarah Burke took top honors Friday in a World Cup freestyle
Pete RughFeb 15, 2008Austria’s Marlies Schild took the first step toward defending her Snow Queen title in the
Pete RughFeb 15, 2008PARK CITY, Utah — Jake Zamansky powered to the win Thursday in a giant slalom
Pete RughFeb 15, 2008While the American West and much of the Northeast have been savoring huge (and nearly
Pete RughFeb 14, 2008A busy week of travel and racing for western racers as Western Regionals were held
Pete RughFeb 14, 2008U.S. national team member Kevin Francis topped the field Wednesday in the opening giant slalom
Pete RughFeb 14, 2008The Snow Queen Trophy race will be joined this season, presumably by a Snow King.
Pete RughFeb 13, 2008Austrian skier Maria Holaus will miss the rest of the women's World Cup season due
Pete RughFeb 13, 2008One slept in a Wendy’s in Dumont. Another cursed the snow at Steamboat and slept
Pete RughFeb 13, 2008Nordica USA signed freeskier athlete Peter Olenick to the Nordica Supercharger Team. Olenick, a native
Pete RughFeb 12, 2008Ivica Kostelić placed third in Saturday's slalom in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, plus he's had three more podium
Pete RughFeb 12, 2008TJ Lanning may have grown up in Utah, but ask him where his heart truly
Pete RughFeb 12, 2008Representatives of the International Skiing Federation and the staff of the German television company ARD
Pete RughFeb 12, 2008There are three men’s slaloms left on the schedule. There is a race this week
Pete RughFeb 12, 2008






