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Taos Ski Valley will host the World Pro Ski Tour World Championships event April 8-10. This prestigious event draws professional athletes from all over the world and will include both men’s and women’s races.

Sugar Bowl Ski Team & Academy (SBSTA) student-athletes have had great success this winter, with a record number qualifying for spots at national races and competitions.

International event will highlight Taos Ski Valley’s industry-leading efforts on sustainable winter sports recreation.

Karin Harjo breaks the "ice ceiling," becoming the first female head coach for Canada and across the entire World Cup circuit.

Canada’s Britt Richardson wrapped up the U.S. Alpine Championships on Thursday with a victory. Olympian Paula Moltzan was second, leading the way for the Americans.

Moltzan and Seymour had a successful day at Sugarloaf; Alex Leever celebrated the end of his impressive career.

Ski Racing Media is happy to announce that Peter Lange will become our new Publisher.

ESPN reported that the U.S. Center for SafeSport, a watchdog organization authorized by Congress to police sexual abuse in U.S. amateur sports, notified their congressional oversight committee that USSS may have interfered in the sexual conduct investigation centered around USSA Snowboard coach Peter Foley.

NASTAR is designed to allow ski racers to compete with each other, regardless of when or where. This year, participants will test their abilities against Paula Moltzan, the pacesetter. 

Jared Goldberg earned his third national downhill title. The American women swept the podium with Bella Wright in the lead.

Mikaela Shiffrin’s standout World Cup season ended by letting the giant slalom title slip away to Tessa Worley.

Petra Vlhová had the Olympic and World Cup titles in slalom and Andreja Slokar stepped up with a career-best result to win the slalom at the World Cup Finals.

The World Cup Finals speed events concluded yesterday and the focus has now shifted to tech. The athletes first tackled the mixed team parallel event in Meribel today. Some nations had teams comprised of experienced World Cup racers, but others gave younger athletes a chance.

The U.S. Collegiate Ski and Snowboard Association (USCSA) kicked off its 5-day long annual Collegiate National ChampionshipsTM at Whiteface on March 8th with the women’s GS.  

Sugar Bowl Ski Team & Academy (SBSTA) has hired Branko Zagar, an accomplished Alpine coach and Program Director, and former collegiate Athletic Director, in the position of Athletic Director for the SBSTA.

The speed events at the FIS Alpine World Cup Finals have finished, and the Canadian

Mikaela Shiffrin won the overall World Cup title for the fourth time after a second place finish behind Mowinckel in the SG at World Cup Finals.

Nordica announces formation of a new North American Sports Marketing Team serving as the company’s foundation to deliver streamlined communication and best-in-class service to the North American Race, Freeski and Pro communities.