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23-year-old U.S. Ski Team athlete Jared Goldberg has his eyes on a podium at Beaver Creek in 2015.

The Audi quattro Winter Games NZ will continue to feature top international alpine, cross-country and free skiing as well as snowboarding athletes in 2015 and 2017.

U.S. Ski Team speed talent Thomas Biesemeyer returns to training following last season's knee injury.

Following career-ending leg surgery, Brad Spence hopes to establish a charitable foundation.

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

"I never want people to feel like I am unreachable, because then the inspiration dies," Mikaela Shiffrin remarked in a recent interview.

Purposeful training and deliberate practice while performing 1,000 slalom turns per day was the overall theme of the week.

Charlie Guest and Henrik Von Appen take opening 2014-15 FIS race wins to kick off the Southern Hemisphere season.

He doesn't just ski through foliage. This Vermonter scores World Cup points and is ready to take the unconventional path back to the top.

U.S. Ski Team athletes and top domestic talents finish training camps outside Anchorage, Alaska.

The 28-year-old slalom specialist holds the World Cup record for the most second-place finishes without a victory, which she finally earned in 2014.

With an older sister also on the U.S. Ski Team, Olympian Bjornsen has worked hard to carve out his own niche as a cross-country skier.

The 23-year-old technical specialist announced via Facebook that she no longer plans to pursue her ski racing career.

Ross is an Olympian who stood on a World Cup podium, and she'd like to have dinner with Bill Nye the Science Guy.

How soon we forget the days when we measured alpine success by athletes scoring a few World Cup points.

Seven new Nordic and six alpine skiers, including former Canadian development team member Chris Steinke, join the roster at the University of New Hampshire.

"I got a few more Instagram followers, but the rest is pretty much the same as it was before," Henrik Kristoffersen said of his breakout season.

Ben Saxton and Paddy Caldwell are young for their team but felt comparatively old at the U.S. Ski Team Rookie Camp.