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Sunday’s race puts Randall first in the World Cup sprint standings and fifth in the overall standings.

A Finnish company uses drone technology to film action sequences from this past week's World Cup events in Ruka, Finland.

No surprises at the top of the podium, but a few sleepers round out the top spots in ski halfpipe and slopestyle.

North Americans and Japanese skiers dominate season's opener.

Americans sweep women’s halfpipe skiing final at the Dew Tour iON Mountain Championships, the first-ever Olympic qualification series for halfpipe skiing.

Due to injury and illness, Germany will not start two of its top skiers in upcoming World Cup races.

One week before the World Cup opening in Soelden, the FIS race director for ladies speed events was diagnosed with leukemia.

The Italian suffered an torn ACL during the second World Cup downhill race in Lake Louise.

The University of Colorado Buffaloes send a total of 14 student-athletes to Trentino, Italy.

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A total of 17 athletes will compete as members of the aerials squad this year.

Nate Holland had successful surgery to repair a fractured clavicle.

Jessie Diggins anchored a strong U.S. team made up of Kikkan Randall, Sadie Bjornsen and Liz Stephen to take third in the 4x5k relay.

Following brutally cold weather in Nakiska, the opening World Cup ski cross race of the season took place Saturday.

In a deal with EUROVISION, USSA obtains the media rights to the 2015 and 2017 FIS Alpine and Nordic Ski World Championships.

Kikkan Randall powered to the first classic World Cup sprint podium of her career at the season opener.

Six female ski racers from around the country were selected to receive $1000 worth of wax and tuning equipment.

Slovakian Veronika Velez Zuzulova abandons her effort to compete without an ACL, decides to undergo surgery.