About the Author: Pete Rugh

The 2008 Winter Park Open wrapped up three days of competition Wednesday for disabled alpine

The result of the final training run for the St. Anton downhill was a bit

Laurie Stephens (sit-ski) and Paralympic champion Chris Devlin-Young (sit-ski) of the U.S. Disabled Ski Team

The FIS office today (Dec. 19) announced the Italian site of Cortina d'Ampezzo has picked

ST. ANTON, Austria — Training runs are just that — training, but Lindsey Vonn gave

I have begun reading a fascinating book, "This I Believe." It is a continuation of

U.S. alpiner Katie Hitchcock is as laidback as can be, but this Cali girl will

Kalle Palander celebrated three of his four World Cup victories in giant slalom in Alta

Austrians swept the first training run for a downhill scheduled at St. Anton Friday, Dec.

The men had four races and the women two this past week and the only

Listen as Ted Ligety speaks about his third-place finish in the World Cup men's slalom

At the risk of making this column sound like an American Medical Association report, if

Jean-Bapitiste Grange brought France its first World Cup win of the season Monday, Dec. 17

Julia Mancuso’s journey from free-spirited young ski racer to Olympic champion has been defining in

Bill Demong turned in the second-fastest 7.5-kilometer race Sunday and moved up 14 places in

DEMINO, Russia — Anders Gloersen of Norway and American Kikkan Randall won freestyle sprint races

Finn Kalle Palander won the giant slalom at Alta Badia, Italy Sunday Dec. 16, with

Sweden’s Anja Paerson knocked off her second win of the season in 24 hours on