Eight elite ski racers. Four sibling pairs. From twins and World Cup teammates to brothers competing in the same discipline, they reveal what changes when the person pushing you toward the top is also family.
Live ski racing returned at Mt Hutt with Americans Elisabeth Bocock and Liv Moritz earning victories as the 2026/27 Australia-New Zealand Cup season got underway in New Zealand.
Sixteen-year-old Logan Grosdidier of the Stifel U.S. Ski Team’s Europa Cup tech group swept both South American Continental Cup slaloms in Ushuaia on Aug. 14, earning her first two Continental Cup victories in icy, challenging conditions. Liv Moritz added two podiums, and U.S. teammates Storm Klomhaus, Galena Wardle, and Kjersti Moritz all secured top-10 finishes.
The Stifel U.S. Ski Team’s Europa Cup women delivered back-to-back giant slalom wins at the South American Continental Cup in Ushuaia, Argentina, with Mary Bocock winning day one ahead of teammate Liv Moritz in second, and Tatum Grosdidier claiming her first Continental Cup victory on day two. Both Bocock and Grosdidier earned career-best FIS results, while Glena Wardle, Storm Klomhaus, Logan Grosdidier, Kjersti Moritz, and Liv Moritz added top-10 finishes alongside podiums from international World Cup veterans
Vail Mountain School proudly celebrates the outstanding achievements of its student-athletes and alumni competing in the U.S. Alpine Championships. These talented individuals have demonstrated exceptional dedication, perseverance, and skill as they compete on a national stage.
The men and women battled in the final races of the FIS Junior World Ski Championships (JWSC) concluded today with the final day of slalom. Öhlund and Braekken won and siblings shined on the leaderboard together.
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.
Photo provide by the Stifel US Ski Team Portes du Soleil, France, Feb. 3, 2024
e tech races of the 2024 FIS Alpine Junior World Ski Championships started, with the world's fastest under-20 ski racers going head-to-head. The women competed in GS at St. Jean d'Aulps in the morning, and the men raced slalom under a pink sky at Morzine, two extraordinary resorts in France's Portes du Soleil region.
A giant slalom recap of the RMISA Westminster University and University of Utah Invitationals. The competition was stiff and series ended as one of the closest-scored RMISA meets in recent history.
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