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Former U.S. Ski Team member AJ Ginnis, who made history as Greece’s first alpine World Cup podium finisher and World Championship medalist, has officially joined Marcel Hirscher’s VAN DEER-Red Bull Sports team in a bold move that marks the next chapter in his remarkable career.

Nordica is gearing up for an exciting summer of ski testing at two premier alpine training destinations: Mt. Hood, Oregon, and Copper Mountain, Colorado. Demo the latest 2026 Dobermann collection. Find out more and secure your demo spot.

Considering a post-grad ski racing year? This guide offers essential information to help you decide if it’s the right move and how to evaluate your options. With expert insight and details on multiple U.S. and international programs, it covers key factors like coaching, training environments, costs, and what to expect beyond the hill.

Turmoil at the Swedish Ski Federation as Women’s Alpine Head Coach Dismissed The Swedish Ski

Swiss-Ski has officially named 117 athletes to its 2025–26 national alpine team, including 57 men and 60 women across World Cup, Europa Cup, and development levels, highlighting the depth and future of Swiss ski racing.

Following a record-setting season on the world stage, Atomic is charging into summer with championship energy, brand new Redster race product, and a summer test program designed to bring World Cup race performance to the next generation of skiers. Check out the dates and locations of Atomic's 2025 gear testing centers.

Canadian-German skier Roni Remme has announced her retirement from World Cup skiing ahead of the 2026 Olympic season. After switching from Canada to Germany in 2022 and battling multiple injuries, the former Crans Montana podium finisher ends her career with gratitude and resolve.

Are you looking for an institution that meets your athletic requirements while also helping you thrive academically? This extensive list is designed to help you discover the ideal place that fits your needs.

Phil McNichol is on a mission to help clubs and academies unlock their full potential! Learn how to escape the endless cycle that hinders success and embrace strategies for growth both on and off the slopes.

Trevor Wagner, a beloved figure in the ski racing community and beyond, is remembered by his family for a life defined by passion, generosity, and unwavering friendship. From the slopes of Jackson and Whitefish to the World Cup stages of Europe, Trevor’s legacy endures in every athlete he mentored, every racecourse he shaped, and every friendship he forged. His spirit, infectious energy, and love for adventure will never be forgotten.

HEAD World Cup Rebels have set up their 2025 spring race testing schedule. Also, various race centers will be offering the full fleet of 25-26 HEAD Race Skis. Check out all their dates and locations.

Sport Thoma is currently seeking a Lead Technician for the new Burke Mountain Academy Tuning Center. 

French U18 slalom champion Margot Simond died during training at the Red Bull Alpine Park in Val d’Isère, leading to the cancellation of the event. She was 18.

Trevor Wagner, beloved SVSEF U16 coach and visionary leader in the Western Region, passed away after a private battle with illness. Known for his passion, mentorship, and tireless work to revive speed skiing in the West, Trevor leaves behind a lasting legacy that shaped both athletes and the sport itself.

North American women made major gains in World Cup giant slalom this season, with the Stifel U.S. Ski Team finishing second in the Nations Cup GS standings and Alpine Canada Alpin’s Valérie Grenier returning strong. With podiums from Paula Moltzan, breakout performances from Katie Hensien and Britt Richardson, and a growing list of point scorers, both teams look primed for Olympic success in 2026.

SHRED., Dolomiti Superski, Val di Fassa, and Ski Team Fassa successfully concluded two sold-out sessions of SHRED. with Ted last February. Learn more about the sessions!

Carrabassett Valley Academy seeks a Sports Performance Coach/High Performance Team Member. The candidate will serve as the sports performance coach for all student-athletes at CVA full-time (late August to early June), plus some remote summer programming oversight. Learn more and apply!

For the 15th straight season, no North American man reached a World Cup slalom podium—but the signs of change are real. Benjamin Ritchie surged into the top 20, Jett Seymour found consistency, and veterans like Luke Winters and Erik Read remain in the mix. With a deeper core, renewed confidence, and Olympic momentum building, North American men may close in on the breakthrough they’ve chased for over a decade.

Nordica athlete Lenz Hächler represents the Swiss Team and has shown remarkable resilience in overcoming pain to excel on the Europe Cup circuit this past season. Discover more about his determination and achievements.

Johan Eliasch embraced his IOC presidential run as a platform to elevate winter sports and climate action, even as Kirsty Coventry made history as the first African and female IOC president-elect. From sustainability advocacy to global cooperation, both leaders signal a new era for the Olympic Movement.

Sun-soaked shredding and skill enhancement on glaciers is around the corner, which raises an important question: how can you safeguard your eyes and ensure optimal vision while facing the intense sunlight? The Contrasting Boosting Lens™ (CBL) 2.0 System is the answer. Learn more.

AJ Ginnis leaves Fischer after nearly three decades and begins a new chapter ahead of the 2026 Olympics. After an early injury ended his 2024–25 season, the World Championship medalist prepares for a comeback with a new ski brand and coaching team.

The University of Nevada, Reno is seeking a dedicated and energetic Assistant Ski Coach to join their dynamic athletics program! Learn more and apply.

The Franconia Ski Club (FSC) is currently seeking alpine racing coaches to meet the needs of their growing program. 

North American slalom women built momentum this season with standout performances, key comebacks, and growing depth on both the Stifel U.S. Ski Team and Alpine Canada Alpin. With Olympic hopes in sight, staying healthy will be the key to converting potential into podiums in 2026.

The GB Snowsport Alpine Ski Team is turning heads with a season full of breakthroughs, top-10 World Cup finishes, and rising stars on both the men’s and women’s sides. With momentum building ahead of Milano-Cortina 2026, Britain could be on the verge of making British Olympic history.

North America’s top men wrapped a turbulent World Cup downhill season with moments of brilliance and signs of strain. Canada celebrated a Kitzbühel win from James Crawford and a pair of podiums from Cameron Alexander, while the Stifel U.S. Ski Team managed just one podium amid injuries and ranking drops. As the 2026 Olympic season approaches, both teams show potential—but podium consistency and athlete health will be key.

Waterville Valley Academy is actively seeking alpine coaches for various positions. They are looking to hire coaches for both weekend programs and the Academy. Learn more and apply.

The U.S. women’s downhill team delivered a stronger season in 2025, with Lauren Macuga and Breezy Johnson earning back-to-back World Cup podiums in Kvitfjell and Johnson also claiming World Championship gold. With Jacqueline Wiles adding key points and Lindsey Vonn returning to form, the Stifel U.S. Ski Team enters the Olympic year with momentum and depth.

Renowned ski coach Dan Stripp has returned to Ski & Snowboard Club Vail as Head Women’s NorAm Coach, bringing decades of experience and a track record of guiding elite athletes to the top levels of the sport.