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According to the Stifel U.S. Ski Team, Jared Goldberg retires after 194 World Cup starts, leaving a legacy of strength, consistency, and speed.

The U.S. Ski and Snowboard Hall of Fame will induct its Class of 2025 at Snowbird, Utah, celebrating legends including Kikkan Randall, Lindsey Van, and Todd Richards alongside industry pioneers and innovators.

Ilka Štuhec headlines a group of retiring women’s World Cup alpine skiers in 2026, from world champions to NCAA talent.

A corruption investigation involving former Croatian Ski Association president Vedran Pavlek is underway, with authorities examining alleged financial misconduct and multiple individuals connected to the federation.

Jackson Hole Ski & Snowboard Club is hiring for two key alpine leadership roles: Alpine Program Director and Head FIS Coach. Learn more about responsibilities, qualifications, and how to apply.

Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club is hiring a Director of Development to lead fundraising, donor engagement, and strategic growth for one of North America’s premier winter sports organizations.

Major changes hit the Stifel U.S. Ski Team as Sasha Rearick returns to lead the alpine program and Paul Epstein takes over the men’s tech team.

Paul Epstein takes over the U.S. men’s tech team with a clear focus on culture, trust, and building a system that delivers World Cup results.

Valerie Grenier leads after run one in Hafjell, just 0.02 ahead of Sara Hector, as the fight for the Overall Globe between Mikaela Shiffrin and Emma Aicher comes down to a dramatic second run.

Former U.S. Ski Team athlete Hig Roberts joins Fresh Corduroy to share an honest look at life on the World Cup circuit, the mental and financial challenges of ski racing, and his personal journey beyond the sport.

Mikaela Shiffrin wins the Hafjell slalom in dominant fashion, securing her ninth slalom globe and capping a historic season with nine victories in ten races.

Mikaela Shiffrin delivers a dominant first run in Hafjell, taking a commanding 1.10 second lead as the women’s World Cup Finals slalom heads into a decisive second run.

Mark Tilston reflects on his departure from the Stifel U.S. Ski Team men’s program, discussing structural challenges, athlete development, and the future of U.S. alpine skiing.

Three Paralympic Games and a gold medal later, Andrew Kurka has become one of the most fearless athletes in para alpine skiing. Raised on a remote Alaskan homestead, Kurka built a career defined by grit, resilience, and relentless work ethic. From charging lines others would not attempt to inspiring the next generation of athletes, his journey reflects a legacy built on perseverance and purpose both on and off the slopes.

At just 19, Audrey Crowley is emerging as one of the most exciting young athletes in Para Alpine skiing. The Eagle, Colorado native has already earned multiple World Cup podiums and a World Championships bronze medal while balancing competition in both para and able-bodied racing. With the Milan Cortina Paralympic Winter Games on the horizon and a new chapter ahead at the University of Denver, Crowley’s rise on the international stage is only just beginning.

Aspen Valley Ski & Snowboard Club (AVSC) is hiring an Alpine Program Director and a Marketing & Communications Manager in Aspen, Colorado. Join a world-class organization leading athlete development and storytelling in competitive skiing.

USA’s Paul Epstein shuts down the Global Racing Ski Team, a proven pathway that helped develop and return World Cup skiers.

Team Palisades Tahoe is hiring a Head Coach & FIS Alpine Program Manager (U19) to lead athlete development, coaching staff, and high-performance programming at one of North America’s premier ski racing venues.