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Americans sweep the discipline titles and take five of six World Cup spots for next season.

Germany finishes as runner-up and Sweden takes third in Nation's Team Event.

Tina Weirather wins final race while Lara Gut secures the super G globe.

Young Norwegian claims first career title in sunny St. Moritz.

Downhill season concludes with multiple first-time podium results.

Italy claims first downhill title ever as American grabs fourth podium finish in a row.

Austrian Joshua Sturm wins as Ben Ritchie of GMVS hits the podium.

The Italian will be evaluated for injuries this afternoon.

Four athletes earn World Cup downhill starts for 2016-17.

By skiing like you have nothing to lose, you are far more likely to find the success you desire so much.

Impressive Nordic results give DU the edge to hold off host Colorado.

The U.S. Ski Team's Laurenne Ross posts fastest super G time.

Kilde takes over lead in discipline standings heading into finals as Weibrecht jumps to fifth.

Denver's Erik Read and Utah's Julie Mohagen win NCAA slalom titles.

Italian takes second victory of the season as Americans land two in the top 10.

Huetter wins her first World Cup while Fabienne Suter excites the home crowd.

A change in plans takes Shiffrin off the race hill for more giant slalom training.

Tight battle for the downhill title headlines the weekend.

"If you want Robby to do something, tell him he can't do it."

Rocky Mountain College wins team scoring for both the men's and women's GS.

Montana State University holds a narrow lead in team scoring following the NCAA Championship giant slalom races.

You have a great first run putting you in a position for a solid race result. Then what?

Lara Gut overtakes Lindsey Vonn in the overall standings.

Shiffrin wins by more than two seconds, but Hansdotter still secures slalom globe.

Austrian skis pressure-free to take eighth win of the season in rain-soaked slalom.

Austrian pulls 111 points clear of Pinturault to guarantee fourth GS crystal globe with one race to spare.

Croatian Istok Rodes and German Elisabeth Willibald win big in Sochi, Russia.

Nature proves too strong for the World Cup yet again.

Despite late Austrian charge, Frenchman holds on for fourth GS win in a row.

Swiss capture second and third gold medals of the championships with dual victories.