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When Tim Gfeller took the reins as the head coach of the Norwegian women’s World

After the abrupt end of the last race season, everyone in the ski racing community

As the 2019-20 ski season kicks off, it’s time to consider if a ski academy

An American Downhiller and true downhill enthusiast, Goldberg has been preparing this summer with his sights set on the World Championships later in February.

On Friday, FIS issued an update for the Val d’Isere races, which are scheduled to

On Wednesday, France and Germany enacted new restrictions in the battle against coronavirus. Germany announced

Burke Mountain Academy students and staff wish to thank the greater ski racing community for

WVBBTS is pleased to announce the hiring of three new staff members for the 2020-21

Exciting additions are coming to Holderness Snow Sports this winter, from the introduction of a Gap Year

The Norwegian federation has confirmed last season’s overall champ, Aleksander Aamodt Kilde, tested positive for

Earlier this month, FIS announced a postponement of its ban on fluorinated waxes until the

Culture is hard to put a finger on, at least to crystallize what it is

Ever since Erik Schlopy’s kids clicked into skis when they were 2 years old, he’s

Ski Racing Media’s campaign to help save the University of Alaska Anchorage alpine ski team

On Monday, the border closure, which was scheduled to expire between the U.S. and Canada,

I love writing on topics that combine injury rehabilitation, skiing, and current events. With real-life

Last week, the New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC), which includes schools, such as

Smith, makers of goggles and helmets, announced last week new global partnerships with U.S. Ski

As of last week, coaches of sports at some institutions of secondary education were urged

Wintersteiger, official supplier to U.S. Ski & Snowboard and exclusive tuning partner for the Center

The 36-year-old, who now calls Invermere, B.C., home wrapped up a 13-year career full of the highest of highs and the lowest of lows.

In addition to my work in the sports world, I have also consulted extensively in

The Norwegian was fifth before posting the second fastest time in the decisive leg to finish ahead of Swiss duo Marco Odermatt and Gino Caviezel.

Ford, who finished a career-best fourth in Soelden last year — just weeks prior to his first career win in Beaver Creek — knows what to expect when approaching the course this year.

Bassino held on to her first-run lead to beat her teammate and defending overall World Cup champion by 0.14 seconds.

On Friday evening, just hours before the races were set to begin, U.S. Ski &

The women’s World Cup season opener kicks off tomorrow, and American Paula Moltzan has been

VIENNA (AP) — The usual jitters before alpine skiing’s World Cup season opener won’t be

Soelden has always represented something of a premature start to the Alpine World Cup season.

The opening Alpine World Cup races in Soelden, Austria this weekend are not expected to