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Olympic medalist Jan Hudec and all-around Marie-Michele Gagnon headline next season's Canadian national team.

Women's team hits up the glacier while the men are at a conditioning camp in Cyprus.

USSA Club Development Manager addresses club representatives Tuesday in advance of USSA Congress 2014.

A total of 51 skiers have been named to the national team groups in Italy.

President and CEO Tiger Shaw talks with Ski Racing in advance of his key note address before USSA Congress this week.

Men's alpine team prepares for next season with a conditioning camp in Spain.

New media partnership means American ski fans will have unprecedented coverage of the 2015 Alpine World Championships.

The Swedish Ski Federation named a total of 35 athletes to its training groups for 2014-15.

"It’s been a long time since I’ve run this much GS, but it’s been good," said Stacey Cook.

Hirscher and Fenninger headline the most prestigious squad of the Austrian Ski Team for next season.

Johno McBride, a second-generation Aspenite, returns to AVSC after four years coaching the Canadian men’s speed team.

Downsizing the national team at the end of an Olympic cycle, when sponsorship dollars are frequently at an all-time low, is nothing unique to America.

USSA announces candidacy of Dexter Paine for the FIS Council.

Overall head women's coach will move to fill Andreas Evers' vacancy overseeing men's speed squad.

Key players remain on board, but some coaches assume new roles within the organization.

Now is not the time to resist modernizing USSA methods to meet the needs of a changing public and youth.

Admitting to fans his "aspirations as a world class skier are gone," Nickerson steps away from life as a competitive athlete.

Former USSA President and CEO Bill Marolt was honored for his contributions to the ski industry.