Continental Cup standings heading into 2014

An update on overall standings in Europa, NorAm, and Far East Cup standings at the conclusion of 2013.

By SR Staff Report|2014-09-29T00:52:41-06:00January 3rd, 2014|Tags: Axel Baeck, Beaver Creek, Canadian Ski Team, Continental Cup, Copper Mountain, Cup, Daniel Yule, Dong-hyun Jung, Dustin Cook, Erin Mielzynski, Europa Cup, European Cup, Far East Cup, Finland, FIS, FIS coordinator, Italy, Kronplatz, Levi, Loveland, Madonna di Campiglio, Marie-Pier Prefontaine, Markus Waldner, Moe Hanaoka, Mona Loeseth, Natko Zrncic-Dim, NorAm, Norway, overall, Ragnhild Mowinckel, San Vigilio, ski race, skiing, standings, Trysil, World Cup|Comments Off on Continental Cup standings heading into 2014

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Proctor rings in new year with FIS night slalom

Incoming USSA CEO Tiger Shaw foreruns at the annual Holiday Classic hosted by Proctor Academy.

By SR Staff Report|2014-01-26T22:08:58-07:00January 3rd, 2014|Tags: Alice Merryweather, Andover, Andrew McNealus, Anna Kikut, Argentina, Blackwater Ski Area, Burke Mountain Academy, Canada, CEO, Chile, Czech Republic, Dartmouth College Mathieu Bertrand, FIS, forerunner, Hig Roberts, Holiday Classic, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Julia Ford, Katerina Kotrlova, Killington Mountain School, Lizzie Kistler, Middlebury College, New England, New Hampshire, New Year's Eve, night slalom, Proctor Academy, Robby Kelley, Sara Kikut, Sean Higgins, Stratton Mountain School, Tiger Shaw, U.S. Ski Team, University of Vermont, USSA, World University Games|Comments Off on Proctor rings in new year with FIS night slalom

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Innerhofer fastest in Bormio with Bode right behind

The Italians proved fast in training on home snow, but the U.S. Ski Team lands four inside the top 20.

By Hank McKee|2014-01-02T11:06:30-07:00December 27th, 2013|Tags: Aksel Lund Svindal, Bode Miller, Bormio, Canadian Ski Team, Christof Innerhofer, crust, death cookies, downhill, Erik Guay, FIS, ice, Italy, Marco Sullivan, Peter Fill, pow, Pure Adrenalin, run, Silvano Varettoni, ski race, skiing, Steven Nyman, training, Travis Ganong, U.S. Ski Team, variable conditions, Werner Hell, World Cup|Comments Off on Innerhofer fastest in Bormio with Bode right behind

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New Mexico’s Rasanen wins World University Games slalom

2013 NCAA slalom champion repeats the feat in Italy.

By C.J. Feehan|2014-09-29T00:31:47-06:00December 24th, 2013|Tags: Brooke Wales, Czech Republic, Europa Cup, Finland, Fredrik Landstedt, giant slalom, GS, Hig Roberts, Italy, Jessica Honkonen, Joonas Rasanen, Krystof Kryzl, Lauren Samuels, Middlebury College, NCAA, NCAA championships, Norway, Olympics, Pozza di Fassa, ski race, SL, slalom, slalom champion, Slovakia, Team USA, Thea Grosvold, Trentino, University of Colorado, University of New Mexico, University of Utah, World Cup, World University Games|Comments Off on New Mexico’s Rasanen wins World University Games slalom

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Ligety banks 75,000 EUR at Alpine Rockfest

Bode Miller throws heli off pro jump in qualification round.

By C.J. Feehan|2013-12-28T21:15:28-07:00December 23rd, 2013|Tags: Aksel Lund Svindal, Alpine Rockfest, Andalo, Audi, Canadian Ski Team, Christmas, Davide Simoncelli, elimination rounds, heli, helicopter, Italy, jump, Krystof Kryzl, largest cash prize, Luca De Aliprandini, Mr. GS, Olympics, Paganello Ski Area, Phil Brown, sprint giant slalom, sprint GS, Ted Ligety, Tim Jitloff, Trentino, U.S. Ski Team, video, World Cup|Comments Off on Ligety banks 75,000 EUR at Alpine Rockfest

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Canadians lead ski cross World Cup overall standings

Dave Duncan wins back-to-back ski cross World Cups while Marielle Thompson and Kelsey Serwa wrap up the runner-up spots.

By SR Staff Report|2013-12-27T16:28:34-07:00December 22nd, 2013|Tags: Andy Matt, Audi FIS Ski Cross World Cup, Brady Leman, Canadian ski cross team, Canadian Ski Team, Daniel Bohnacker, Dave Duncan, David Duncan, Erik Guay, Fanny Smith, Innichen-San Candido, Italy, Jan Hudec, Joe Swensson, Katrin Mueller, Kelsey Serwa, Marielle Thompson, mid-air collision, Nations Cup, Olympics, ski cross, ski race, skiercross, U.S. Freeskiing, U.S. Ski Team, victory, win, World Cup|Comments Off on Canadians lead ski cross World Cup overall standings

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Alliance pays off for Canadians and Norwegians; Guay wins Val Gardena

In an arrangement where Norwegian and Canadian teams work together at speed events, the alliance placed five skiers in the top 10 down the Saslong.

By Hank McKee|2013-12-26T17:22:57-07:00December 21st, 2013|Tags: Aksel Lund Svindal, Bode Miller, Caislat, Camel Humps, Canadian Ski Team, Chris Krause, David Poisson, DH, downhill, equipment, Erik Guay, FIS, Groeden, Italy, Jan Hudec, Kjetil Jansrud, Max Franz, Olympics, overall standings, photo gallery, Saslong, SG, ski race, skiing, Sochi, super G, technician, U.S. Ski Team, Val Gardena, World Cup|Comments Off on Alliance pays off for Canadians and Norwegians; Guay wins Val Gardena

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Svindal makes it 100 for Norway with victory in Val Gardena

Canadian Jan Hudec finishes second and Bode Miller eighth on a foggy day in Italy.

By Hank McKee|2013-12-27T06:50:03-07:00December 20th, 2013|Tags: Aksel Lund Svindal, Bode Miller, Canadian Ski Team, Crans Montana, DNF, DSQ, Erik Fisher, Erik Guay, FIS, Hans Olsson, Italy, Jan Hudec, Kjetil Jansrud, Klaus Kroell, Manuel Osborne-Paradis, Matteo Marsaglia, Olympics, Patrick Kueng, Romed Baumann, Sasha Rearick, Saslong, Saslong Classic, SG, Ski Racing, skiing, Sochi, super G, Switzerland, Ted Ligety, Travis Ganong, U.S. Ski Team, Val Gardena, World Cup|Comments Off on Svindal makes it 100 for Norway with victory in Val Gardena

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Canadians quick down the Saslong in final training run

Erik Guay topped the final training run in Val Gardena followed by teammate Manny Osborne-Paradis in third. American Travis Ganong was fifth.

By Hank McKee|2013-12-27T07:16:48-07:00December 19th, 2013|Tags: Aksel Lund Svindal, Canadian Ski Team, DH, Dominik Paris, downhill, Erik Guay, FIS, injury, Italy, Jansrud, Manuel Osborne-Paradis, Michael Walchhofer, Peter Fill, run, Saslong, ski race, skiing, training, Travis Ganong, U.S. Ski Team, USSA, Val Gardena, World Cup|Comments Off on Canadians quick down the Saslong in final training run

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Middlebury’s Roberts seventh in World University Games

Colorado Buffalo Shane McLean finishes 15th and Utah's Lauren Samuels 17th in the women's super G.

By C.J. Feehan|2014-09-29T00:31:55-06:00December 17th, 2013|Tags: giant slalom, Grant Jampolsky, GS, Hig Roberts, Italy, Joonas Rasanen, Kasper Hietenan, Lauren Samuels, Middlebury College, NCAA Skiing, Olympics, Passo San Pellegrino, Pozza di Fassa, Shane McLean, super G, Trentino, University of Colorado, University of Denver, University of New Mexico, University of Utah, World University Games|Comments Off on Middlebury’s Roberts seventh in World University Games

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World University Games alpine skiing starts at Passo San Pelligrino

Skiing for her home nation of Hungary, University of Alaska's Anna Berecz finishes eighth in the downhill.

By C.J. Feehan|2013-12-16T20:54:53-07:00December 14th, 2013|Tags: Anna Berecz, Cameron Smith, Coley Oliver, France, Grant Jampolsky, Hig Roberts, Hungary, Italy, Kitt Flowers, Maarten Meiners, Middlebury College, Olympian, Passo San Pelligrino, super G, Team USA, Trentino, University of Alaska, University of Colorado, University of Denver, University of New Hampshire, World University Games|Comments Off on World University Games alpine skiing starts at Passo San Pelligrino

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