US men’s team scores ideal NZ training at Ohau
Family-run ski area off the beaten path meets all the needs of the U.S. Ski Team men's groups.
Q&A with slalom ace Nolan Kasper
The top American slalom finisher at the Sochi Olympics looks forward to the 2015 World Championships on new equipment.
Kelley takes big win in Coronet Cup slalom
Independent American Tim Kelley wins by over a second, generating his own minimum penalty result.
Barwood defends NZ slalom title as Hudson wins for women
Adam Barwood retained the New Zealand slalom title for the third year in a row since 2012 while Americans dominated the race podium.
USSA Rocky/Central completes regional projects at Mt. Hood
Regional camp focuses on GS tactics for Central skiers who have fewer opportunities in that discipline.
Farrell named VARA Collegiate Skier of the Year
Brad Farrell honored by the Vermont Alpine Racing Association with the same accolade received by his older brother in 2012.
Sweden’s Myhrer hopes new GS skis will help second discipline
In the move from Nordica to Head, Sweden's slalom skier has high aspirations for his giant slalom in 2014-15.
Winning just makes Shiffrin want to win more
"I never want people to feel like I am unreachable, because then the inspiration dies," Mikaela Shiffrin remarked in a recent interview.
USSA Eastern Region models slalom project off national team initiative
Purposeful training and deliberate practice while performing 1,000 slalom turns per day was the overall theme of the week.
Robby Kelley takes the road less traveled … once again
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.
Sweden’s Hansdotter hopes to give Shiffrin a run for her money
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.
Young gun Kristoffersen still feels like a kid
"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.
VIDEO: Hirscher debuts new limited edition Atomic slalom ski
“It was another exciting process with the creative minds at Atomic," said Hirscher. "The look is important to me as it reflects who I am."
Colorado’s Chodounsky looks to 2015
The Coloradan who led the Americans with a 19th-place result in the slalom standings last season now turns his attention to Beaver Creek 2015.
NTG women push limits in Mt. Hood training
An interview with USSA TEAM Academy Head Coach Thomas Erhard reveals the future direction and goals of the U16 NTG.
US men’s slalom camp concludes in Mt. Hood
Elite skiers and rising juniors gather for a technical development camp under the direction of U.S. Ski Team Head Men's Coach Sasha Rearick.
Pinturault officially signs with HEAD
Swirling rumors are confirmed with Alexis Pinturault's official commitment to race on HEAD skis and boots.
Aspen overcomes opposition to gain 2017 World Cup Finals
Questionable procedures and a secret ballot enable the U.S. to secure another premier FIS event in coming years.
OPINION: Early talent identification trade-offs
Is early "talent" identification based as much on financial means as it is on athletic ability at younger ages?
Swedish slalom star Myhrer moves to HEAD
2012 World Cup slalom champion Andre Myhrer joins the World Cup Rebels.
Gfeller making progress in new role with Norwegians
Former Canadian women's World Cup coach Tim Gfeller starts his new job in Norway.
Women’s tech makes most of spring snow at Loveland
The U.S. women’s technical team ushered in the “summer season” last week with a camp in Colorado.
New Mexico’s Rasanen named to Finnish national team
2013 NCAA and World University Games slalom champion Joonas Rasanen will likely see more World Cup starts next winter.
Deselected Canadian skiers plan to continue careers
Terwiel returns to UVM to compete in the NCAA next season while Cousineau, Frisch, and Conrad Pridy will race independently.
