NorAm

The second NorAm event of the 2025 season took place on two different hills in Alberta, Canada, this past week. The elite athletes competed in both giant slalom and slalom on Mt. Norquay Ski Resort and Lake Louise. 

After two days of inaugural men's and women's NorAm super-G races, the event transitioned to tech races. The men and women battled it out at Panorama Mountain Resort, British Columbia, Canada, from December 12th to 15th.

The first NorAm Cup races of the season kicked off at Panorama Mountain Resort, British Columbia, with two thrilling super-G races for the men and women.

The previous NorAm draft calendar scheduled the November women's slalom and giant slalom races in Loveland. The changes have resulted in women racing giant slalom in Copper and slalom in Aspen. The draft also had the men's slalom races in Copper, but like the women's, these races will now be held in Aspen. These are the only changes from the earlier draft.

The NorAm Finals concluded in Panorama Resort, British Columbia with an exhilarating series of races. The NorAm Cup titles were an accumulation of the NorAm races throughout the season. After the final race, each discipline has a title winner, and the victorious athletes that claim the overall titles are awarded. 

After two more days of exciting tech races in Panorama Resort, British Columbia, the NorAm Finals concluded. The men competed in slalom and the women battled in giant slalom.

After days of canceled super-G races at the NorAm Finals in Panorama, British Columbia, the event changed to tech races. The men competing in GS and the women battled in the slalom. Four different winners came out of the two days.

All super-G races at NorAm Finals were canceled due to unfavorable conditions. Allison Mollin and Kyle Alexander secured NorAm Cup SG titles.

The NorAm Finals kicked off with a downhill race. Challenging weather conditions canceled the second downhill race. Isaiah Nelson and Allison Mollin won and earned downhill NorAm Cup Titles. Wiley Maple and Haley Cutler also achieved the second NorAm Cup downhill titles.

This past week, the men competed in the final regular season NorAm series, hosted in Mont Ste-Marie, Quebec. Two giant slaloms and two slaloms were scheduled. However, one of the slaloms got canceled. Nevertheless, the men had a successful few days of racing before the NorAm Finals. 

The North American (NorAm) Cup series continued into its final regular season races. The women competed in two days of slalom at Devils Glen, Ontario, and transitioned to two days of giant slalom at Georgian Peaks, Ontario. 

As a child learning to ski at the remote, snow-hammered SilverStar resort in interior British Columbia, Eleri Smart was initially motivated by the hope of spotting fairies and the promise of hot chocolate at the end of the day.

Last week, the Stifel Success NorAm Cup unfolded in the Northeast region. Stratton Mountain hosted the women's field, while Burke Mountain welcomed the men's competition.

Over last week, from December 13th to the 16th, the women competed in an exciting NorAm in Mont-Tremblant, Canada. It was four days of tech events with two slalom and two giant slalom races.

The men continued onto the next stop in the Stifel Success NorAm Cup with another weekend in Colorado. The tech events moved to Beaver Creek Resort, where the men competed in two days of giant slalom and two days of slalom. 

The first week of NorAms at the Stifel Success Cup in Copper Mountain was a thrilling and successful speed event for both the men and women!

The first North American Cup (NorAm) is underway in Copper Mountain, Colorado! Both fields will be racing two days of downhill, on December 6th and 7th. Then, on December 8th, the men will compete in two super-G races, and the women will have their super-Gs on December 9th. 

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