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Olympic champion Diann Roffe, Burke Mountain Academy coach and National Staff member for the Sports Education Academy at U.S. Ski & Snowboard, is dedicated to training better coaches and building a stronger sport.

Winter Sports School is hiring a Math Educator to inspire student-athletes in Park City, Utah. Part- or full-time, from Geometry to Calculus.

Ski Zenit is announcing a dedicated Speed Camp focused on Super‑G (SG) training in Saas‑Fee. Running during the glacier season, the camp offers targeted on‑snow sessions.

SYNC Performance is thrilled to announce the 2025/2026 SYNC Team, a standout group of 15 top-tier ski racers from clubs and teams across the country.

Jesse Kertesz-Knight shares his passion for skiing, his journey through the sport, and his experiences at Marmot Basin on the Skiing is Believing podcast.

Carrabassett Valley is hiring! Multiple job opportunities are now open. Join their team and work where adventure lives.

Strength alone doesn’t win ski races—endurance does too. Alpine racers face intense forces every turn, but without the aerobic capacity to fuel their muscles from start to finish, strength breaks down. Building both endurance and power through volume, skill work, and targeted training is critical to reaching the podium.

Roland Assinger will remain head coach of the Austrian women’s Alpine team through the 2025–26 Olympic season despite sharp criticism from several athletes, including recently retired world champion Stephanie Venier. Accused of poor communication and an intimidating leadership style, Assinger acknowledged the controversy, admitted he considered resigning, and vowed to improve trust and collaboration moving forward.

Olympic gold medalist Barbara Ann Cochran reflects on her unforgettable slalom win at the 1972 Sapporo Games—victory by two hundredths of a second—and how that moment shaped her life, her coaching philosophy, and a legacy rooted in one of America’s most iconic ski racing families.

The Stifel U.S. Alpine Women’s World Cup Tech Team is kicking off its first training camp, under the leadership of new head coach Alek Glebov. Learn more about Alek and his goals in his new coaching role.

Tickets are on sale now for the 2025 Colorado Snowsports Hall of Fame Celebration this September 27th. The institution proudly announces the Annual Award recipients for the year.

In the latest episode of the Skiing is Believing podcast summer series, brought to you by Ski Racing Media, Alan Rigg and Matt Garcka had the privilege of welcoming former American downhiller and Ski & Snowboard Club Vail coach, AJ Kitt.

Due to exceptionally high demand, Ski Zenit extended the October ski racing camps in Saas‑Fee. Now scheduled from October 13th- November 1st. Learn more.

Urs Lehmann will step down as Swiss-Ski president after 17 years to become the first CEO of the International Ski and Snowboard Federation at the end of September. The 1993 downhill world champion and former FIS Council member brings decades of experience in sport and business to the new role, aiming to guide the federation through upcoming challenges.

Sixteen-year-old Logan Grosdidier of the Stifel U.S. Ski Team’s Europa Cup tech group swept both South American Continental Cup slaloms in Ushuaia on Aug. 14, earning her first two Continental Cup victories in icy, challenging conditions. Liv Moritz added two podiums, and U.S. teammates Storm Klomhaus, Galena Wardle, and Kjersti Moritz all secured top-10 finishes.

As the landscape of NCAA ski recruiting evolves, so do the tools and opportunities for athletes and their families navigating the path to collegiate competition, with the College Cup Camp spearheading these efforts.

The Mt. Bachelor Sports Education Foundation (MBSEF) is seeking full time seasonal Alpine Race Coaches to join its respected coaching team and vibrant community. Learn more and apply online.

The Stifel U.S. Ski Team’s Europa Cup women delivered back-to-back giant slalom wins at the South American Continental Cup in Ushuaia, Argentina, with Mary Bocock winning day one ahead of teammate Liv Moritz in second, and Tatum Grosdidier claiming her first Continental Cup victory on day two. Both Bocock and Grosdidier earned career-best FIS results, while Glena Wardle, Storm Klomhaus, Logan Grosdidier, Kjersti Moritz, and Liv Moritz added top-10 finishes alongside podiums from international World Cup veterans