NorAm

U.S. Ski Team member Allie Resnick was awarded the GS overall after a consistent performance throughout the season. 

Canadian Ski Team member and Montana State Bobcat Riley Seger finished the season with the final NorAm GS win of the year, solidifying his place as NorAm GS champion.

Canadian skiers Candace Crawford and Kyle Alexander were awarded the overall position based on the last completed super-G races in February. 

The morning downhill doubled as the U.S. Championship race and NorAm. Goldberg held off Alpine Canada’s Read and teammate Broderick Thompson, who finished 0.01 seconds apart in second and third, respectively. 

In back-to-back downhill races on Wednesday, USST member Bella Wright captured the wins for the day while Alpine Canada’s Stefanie Fleckenstein was awarded the NorAm downhill title. 

After 10 races in the last eight days, the ladies will call it a series

Just back from her Olympic debut, U.S. Ski Team’s Katie Hensien captured her first NorAm GS win in today’s race at Whiteface Mountain.

It was gold for Sweden in the men’s slalom at Burke Mountain on Tuesday. In his first NorAm season, 18-year-old Fabian Ax Swartz went home with a huge win. 

After four days of racing in Canada, the women crossed the border to Whiteface Mountain

Australia’s Harry Laidlaw went three-for-three, winning his third consecutive GS HomeLight Foundation Series NorAm with

The fourth day of NorAm racing continued at Whiteface Mountain for the men. 2021 World Junior slalom champion Benjamin Ritchie captured the win at today’s slalom.

The women completed their Canadian NorAm tour for the 2021-22 season over four days of racing between Georgian Peaks and Osler Bluff. Many NorAm podium firsts were awarded across GS and slalom between Alpine Canada and the U.S. Ski Team. 

Four medals were awarded across super-G and alpine combined with a battle between Alpine Canada’s Kyle Alexander and Sam Mulligan, and U.S. Ski Team’s Isaiah Nelson. 

Day 2 of the men’s GS HomeLight Foundation Series NorAm at Whiteface Mountain was once

After 20 years, Australia is once again on top of a NorAm podium. Harry Laidlaw

The last day of the Panorama NorAms ended with an American on top.

Smart won the women's slalom by 0.99 while Canadian teammate Liam Wallace wins the men's GS by one second flat. Americans claim second place in both races.

Canadian men sweep the slalom podium in Panorama, Resnick finishes in 2nd again. Men and women swap events tomorrow.