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The next installment of winter competition at the international multi-sport event is slated for Granada, Spain in Feb. 2015.

Nolan Kasper, Laurenne Ross, Alice McKennis and others to wear Briko helmets and goggles this season.

Former Canadian provincial team and GMVS alpine coach J.P. Daigneault relocates to Lake Placid.

First-ever FIS alpine races on the continent of Africa prove to be a huge hit with the athletes in attendance.

Cartilage damage in the right knee will keep Nadja Jnglin-Kamer off snow for two to three months.

USSA Club of the Year offers ski cross program for U14/16s under direction of veteran speed coach Erik Steinberg.

Provincial organization adopts innovative approach to guide new management team.

The top American slalom finisher at the Sochi Olympics looks forward to the 2015 World Championships on new equipment.

Only Hannes Reichelt will remain in South America as he heads to Ushuaia in Argentina.

2014 NorAm downhill title winner Katie Ryan talks summer training and what she's looking forward to next season.

Silvan Zurbriggen, Reto Schmidiger, and Joana Haehlen suffer injuries all in the same week.

Italian tech specialist vows to return stronger than ever after rupturing his Achilles tendon during dryland.

USSA will allocate some funding for U.S. Nordic Combined over the next two seasons.

Independent American Tim Kelley wins by over a second, generating his own minimum penalty result.

No huge surprises here, but Ted lists his favorites for the 2015 World Championships slalom race in Beaver Creek.

Adam Barwood retained the New Zealand slalom title for the third year in a row since 2012 while Americans dominated the race podium.

Each 2014 winner will receive $1,250, an SRD race suit, and a WCS start coat.

U.S. Ski Team's Jared Goldberg wins men's GS while Poland's Sabina Majerczyk stuns in the women's race.