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Over 220 Green Mountain Valley School (GMVS) students, staff, and alumni honored their 32 student member Class of 2020 with a unique athletic challenge.

With the opening of Timberline Lodge on Mount Hood, OR, Atomic looks ahead to the summer ski camp season by today announcing its summer test schedule for 2020.

U.S. Ski & Snowboard wrapped up its 2020 awards, with gold and silver level recognition for a variety of officials.

Tyler Shepherd will join the SSWSC as its new Alpine Competitive Program Director beginning July 1st.

FIS Council meetings wrapped early this week, providing more clarity coming into 2020-21.

In the latest episode of In My Head, Shiffrin recaps "the most important race of her season."

U.S. Alpine Ski Team Coach Forest Carey (Park City, Utah) and Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club U16 Coach Ben Brown (Steamboat Springs, Colo.) picked up Alpine Coach of the Year honors from U.S. Ski & Snowboard.

To avoid further financial loss, the Cortina 2021 Foundation proposed to the FIS Council that World Championships be rescheduled.

Northern Michigan University continues to work on implementing its 2020-21 enrollment initiatives, today hiring Erik

The FIS’ Alpine Skiing Committee has put forward new parallel rules for the 2020-21 season that accommodate athlete feedback

Stratton Mountain School and the Franconia Ski Club were top winners.

Shiffrin will relive her historic 2018-19 season with fans while watching Mikaela's Masterpiece.

With rumors circulating about Veith's retirement, the announcement is reminiscent of Marcel Hirscher's announcement in the past.

An ongoing financial conflict between Swiss Ski and Wengen's organizing committee puts into question the viability of the Lauberhorn on the World Cup calendar.

Prizes include VIP tickets to the Killington World Cup, an Ikon pass, and new Atomic boots, skis, and bindings.

All options are on the table, including a significantly more limited alpine World Cup calendar that keeps European racers closer to home.

After a successful opening weekend, Mt. Hood feels confident they can make it to phase two if customers continue to cooperate.

The Italian team looks forward to beginning training on the Stelvio glacier June 1.