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Europa Cup and junior teams in Austria run courses through a wave track and practice telemark turns.

Twelve skiers—including 10 Olympians—make up next season's U.S. national team.

Young aspiring Olympians have an opportunity to train at USSA facilities this June through ELITEAM Conditioning Camps.

Former Canadian women's World Cup coach Tim Gfeller starts his new job in Norway.

The U.S. women’s technical team ushered in the “summer season” last week with a camp in Colorado.

Utah women's skiing surpasses all University of Utah teams with a 3.737 grade point average for the spring semester.

French tech skier Steve Missillier, who won silver in the Sochi GS, joins his teammates on Fischer next season.

Five men and five women aged 17-21 will make up the national development team for 2014-15.

American GS specialist Tim Jitloff will represent the Swiss manufacturer during the world championship season.

Sweden's Mattias Hargin is the latest addition to Atomic's lineup for the 2014-15 season.

I recently posed a broad but simple question to ski friends on Facebook: What are some ways to make ski racing more affordable?

Michelle Gisin leads her team in yoga during a fitness camp on the Spanish island of Mallorca.

The Kings will serve as a sales representative for the USSA’s popular Sprint U.S. Grand Prix freeskiing and snowboarding tour.

"By the end of the week, we will have biked around 450 kilometers in the hilly terrain of the island," remarked Anna Fenninger.

2013 NCAA and World University Games slalom champion Joonas Rasanen will likely see more World Cup starts next winter.

Ski & Snowboard Club Vail cleans up at the USSA Chairman's Awards Dinner, being honored as the 2014 Club of the Year among other accolades.

Terwiel returns to UVM to compete in the NCAA next season while Cousineau, Frisch, and Conrad Pridy will race independently.

So what does Best in the World mean? Well, it started as a 2007 rally cry.