Lake Placid

Whiteface Mountain and Lake Placid will host the Stifel 2027 FIS Alpine Junior World Ski Championships March 2-12, marking the event’s first return to the United States in 33 years. Stifel will serve as title sponsor as the world’s top junior alpine racers compete for world titles and World Cup Finals opportunities.

Whiteface Mountain will host the 2027 FIS Alpine Junior World Ski Championships in Lake Placid, bringing Junior Worlds back to a historic North American venue with a strong medal legacy from Canada and the United States.

Northwood School is seeking a Director of Ski Operations and Communications to support its snow sports programs through athletic operations, student-athlete support, communications, and brand development. The role includes travel logistics, academic coordination, social media management, content creation, and residential life responsibilities.

The 2026 USCSA Collegiate National Championships in Lake Placid brought together over 650 athletes from 68 schools for a week of elite competition across alpine, nordic, snowboard, and freeski events. Despite challenging weather conditions, top collegiate programs delivered standout performances, with Rocky Mountain College, St. Olaf College, Westminster University, and Lees-McRae College emerging as national champions.

The U.S. Collegiate Ski and Snowboard Association will host the 47th USCSA National Championships March 9–14, 2026, in Lake Placid, New York, bringing more than 650 collegiate athletes from over 65 universities together to compete in alpine, nordic, snowboard, and freeski events.

Both the UConn men’s and women’s alpine ski teams have qualified for the 2026 USCSA National Championships at Whiteface Mountain. As a club program facing funding cuts, the Huskies are raising support to help cover travel and competition expenses for their trip to Lake Placid.

Renowned ski technician for Olympic and World Cup champions passes away.

Lake Placid private school for wintersport athletes declares bankruptcy and will close permanently.

Dartmouth's Patrick Caldwell and Utah's Veronika Mayerhofer win individual freestyle titles.

74 men and 74 women head to Lake Placid for the 2015 NCAA Skiing Championships.

Trips to New Mexico, Alaska and Lake Placid will challenge student-athletes to perform on the road.

Amid reports of tightened belts throughout the entire U.S. Ski Team, it seems an unlikely time for the Nordic contingent to revive its development team.

Norway's Kjetil Jansrud gets gold, Weibrecht silver, and Miller and Hudec both earn bronze medals.

Kearney, Deneen lead Americans in top three

The Lake Placid ski jumps play host to a number of U.S. National Championships in October.