Race Coverage

The NCAA has spoken — and it will not be granting another year of eligibility

On Sunday, April 5th, Ski Racing this Week's Jimmy Krupka went live on Facebook with NASTAR pacesetters Marco Sullivan and Andrew Weibrecht, as well as head honcho, Bill Madsen.

Some of your favorite athletes from across generations have taken to social media to entertain and share some happiness during the quarantine.

Instilling a love for skiing while providing individualized support to injured athletes.

In times of crisis, especially when instructed to stay home, it can feel difficult to help, but one ski hill tucked away in the Berkshire Mountains has given the ski world an opportunity to make an immediate impact.

Teton Gravity Research has been acknowledged for Outstanding Camera Work and Outstanding Sports Promotional Announcement.

The two professional skiers team up to host a contest for elementary-aged students artwork to be featured in an upcoming documentary, Mission Mt. Mangart.

Join Jimmy Krupka live on Ski Racing's Facebook page for a home-quarantine version of U.S. Nationals.

Tour CEO, Jon Franklin, joins prominent athletes via Facebook Live to crown the 2020 season champion and discuss the end of the season.

Amid the coronavirus pandemic last week, the NCAA made the decision to cancel all championship events and the remainder of NCAA season.

Nearly 500 athletes from 71 colleges and universities competed in four (of five) days of racing at the 42nd annual USCSA Collegiate National Championships.

In wake of Taos Ski Valley's early closure, WPST has canceled its final event of the season.

Friday's events will go on as planned.

Due to growing concerns surrounding the coronavirus, WPST has taken precautions to protect its athletes, staff, and fans.

The 2020 National Collegiate Men’s and Women’s Skiing Championships were canceled on Thursday.

U.S. Ski & Snowboard is canceling all remaining U.S. domestic events, and working to return all U.S. Ski & Snowboard athletes back to the United States.

This year’s championship race has brought stellar athletes from 23 universities across the country to Montana to compete for NCAA titles.

On March 19th the USCSA National Championships kick off in Lake Placid, New York.