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The U.S. Freestyle Team has traded snow for water this July.

Many European summer ski training glaciers are struggling to offer traditional training space.. Now a few glacier areas have decided to reduce their opportunities or close until they receive additional snowfall.

The Eric Sailer Ski Racing Camps have been a part of U.S. ski racing for over 50 years. Consequently, they have learned a thing or two. Ski Racing Media checked in with campers and staff to see how the 2022 experience went.

Mammoth Mountain Ski & Snowboard Team (MMSST) was recognized as overall Club of the Year, as well as Snowboard Club of the Year - both for the second time. MMSST was acknowledged for its dedication to creating the best winter sports program in the nation through long-term athlete development, excellent programming, and a commitment to supporting its athletes.

The United States Collegiate Ski and Snowboard Association (USCSA) is excited to announce the activation of a Development Committee. Additionally, the USCSA announces the winners of several 2021-2022 annual awards, including Coach of the Year, Volunteer of the Year, and the Keystone Award.

In June, we suspected Croatian SL specialist Istok Rodes would change equipment partners. The conspicuous absence of his name on the Atomic athlete list informed the world that change was likely imminent. 

Keely Cashman shared a glimpse into her experience with ski racing.

This spring, it was a mystery when Toni Giger, historically one of the most valued

Rolf Gidlow: 1952-2022 In 1991, Rolf Gidlow rolled into Burke Mountain Academy from Minnesota in

Over the past five seasons, the Boston College Eagles have been soaring. However, thanks to

California Dreaming: Palisades Tahoe World Cup races provide an opportunity to continue the Squaw Valley's legacy. Truckee resident and twelve-time World Cup winner Daron Rahlves: “The stoke is high for World Cup races at Palisades Tahoe!” 

During the 2021/22 season, the Swiss alpine team left Beijing with nine Olympic medals and

The Killington World Cup Foundation (KWCF) awarded 31 grants totaling $289,000 to Northeast area nonprofits in eight states.

The 25-year-old Jack Crawford is Canada’s Alpine Athlete of the Year. Crawford originally put the

Looking forward to the Milan/Cortina 2026 Olympics, as reported earlier, there will not be a team parallel.

At the July 5th FIS Council meetings in Zurich, the members agreed to continue to pay 20% of the event prize money.

Alpine – Team Summit Colorado, Copper Mountain, Colo. (Gold Certified Club)Team Summit Colorado is Alpine

Members fighting against change at the FIS appear to be crossing ethical lines.  According to the FIS Council minutes from the July 5th, 2022, meeting in Zurich, rules are being ignored.

Eldora Mountain Ski and Snowboard Club is delighted to receive the Development Club of the Year award.

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has announced that the parallel mixed team event has been cut from the 2026 Olympic Games in Milan Cortina, Italy.

The Women's National Development Group has been busy. After a ten-day camp at Mt. Hood, they gathered again for seven days of fitness training and education at the USANA Center of Excellence in Park City. 

Ski and Snowboard Club Vail's Tune Shop has outdone itself. And everyone involved is eagerly anticipating the August arrival of the new Wintersteiger Jupiter tuning machine.

Since its return in 2017, the World Pro Ski Tour has rapidly grown and evolved.  One of the most significant evolutions has been the growth in prize money.

College teams can’t organize their own camps, and the national team—while welcoming collegiate athletes once they pop through to the World Cup—does not have the bandwidth to incorporate them into their development model.

SYNC Performance, provider of technical apparel, protective ski race equipment, and travel bags based in Vail, Colo, announces today the SYNC Team for the 2022/23 season.

Inspired by Formula One’s Miami Grand Prix, FIS President Johan Eliasch drives to attract new audiences through Aspen, Palisades Tahoe World Cup races. Aspen and Palisades Tahoe, formerly Squaw Valley, will again welcome the world’s premier men’s ski racers next February and March. New opportunities to market and promote the sport Stateside are abounding with four U.S. venues on next season's calendar.

Olympic medalist Ryan Cochran-Siegle was awarded the Beck International Award, USSS’ highest honor on Monday.

Release courtesy of SVSEFPhoto: Becky Woods. Credit: Phyllis Graber Jensen/Bates College SUN VALLEY, Idaho – June 19,

Barbara Ann Cochran talks about the mindset that builds success and happiness.

Following spring planning meetings, the U.S. Alpine Ski Team has announced key staffing changes for the upcoming 2022-23 season.