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Gould Academy is pleased to welcome Alex Norden as the new head women’s alpine coach for the school’s competitive On Snow program.

FIS Alpine takes a behind the scenes looks at Haugen's come-up on the World Cup circuit.

The United States Collegiate Ski and Snowboard Association (USCSA) held its annual Summer Conference on Saturday June 13, with over 30 coaches, athletes, coordinators and board members connecting to review the 2019-20 season and discuss plans for 2020-21.

SYNC Performance, the ski apparel and race equipment company based in Vail, Colo., recently launched

Progress on the new T-bar on the Inverness Trail at Sugarbush Resort continues unabated through the pandemic.

FIS' newly released guidelines outline what will be a unique season for athletes, staff, event organizers, and media working at the World Cup level. While thorough and extensive, they are also subject to change.

The 33-year-old USST alum took to Instagram on Friday to announce the launch of her very own podcast

Sugar Bowl Ski Team & Academy (SBSTA) has announced the hiring of Chuck Harris as the new director of alpine programs.

Thanks to new partnerships with Dalbello, Lange, and Marker, Kaestle was able to close the deal after a 23-year absence from the OSV pool.

On June 10, 2020, Canada’s Erin Mielzynski announced that she would be leaving behind her

The 27-year recently made the switch from long-time sponsor Salomon.

The 28-year-old Austrian speed specialist has signed on with HEAD until 2022.

In total, 15 athletes met A and B level criteria and are named to the World Cup team.

The 31-year-old super G champion will undergo surgery next week.

Over the past week, we have been listening and have engaged in conversations about the lack of diversity in our sport. We know we can do better.

As restrictions at ski resorts lift some World Cup Nations have been able to get back on snow.

The Vail Valley Foundation, organizer of the Xfinity Birds of Prey Audi FIS Ski World Cup, stated that it is too early to determine the possible effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on the event.

In a career that spanned 43 years, Janez Kocijančič was one of the most influential leaders in sport.