USSA announces avalanche safety foundation in memory of Astle, Berlack
BRASS Foundation aims to honor memory of late athletes while keeping future generations safe.
BRASS Foundation aims to honor memory of late athletes while keeping future generations safe.
Current USSA VP of Athlete Career and Education to assume leadership of his alma mater in June 2016.
SnowSports Industries America (SIA) is a non-profit trade organization.
The group of 53 riders included athletes from all five USSA teams.
Skiing's national competitive sport program to be run by USSA next season.
Junior World Championship medalist AJ Ginnis and World Cup slalom title winner Mikaela Shiffrin receive prestigious award at Sugarloaf.
Lifelong skier and athlete Brooke McAffee, CPA, joins the Park City staff.
USSA will allocate some funding for U.S. Nordic Combined over the next two seasons.
With 17 medals at last season’s Olympic Winter Games, USSA’s marketing team had many highlights to review at the organization’s annual Partner Summit.
Interview with USSA President and CEO Tiger Shaw and his 100-day letter highlighting changes and achievements.
FIS will propose big air, team snowboardcross, an alpine team event and more to the IOC for Olympic inclusion.
The decision of the governing FIS Council was announced Thursday during the Congress in Barcelona.
Is early "talent" identification based as much on financial means as it is on athletic ability at younger ages?
So what does Best in the World mean? Well, it started as a 2007 rally cry.
President and CEO Tiger Shaw talks with Ski Racing in advance of his key note address before USSA Congress this week.
New media partnership means American ski fans will have unprecedented coverage of the 2015 Alpine World Championships.
Now is not the time to resist modernizing USSA methods to meet the needs of a changing public and youth.
Jory Macomber named head of school at the USSA TEAM Academy in Park City, Utah.
Organization officials held a conference call to brief attendees on topics of discussion at this year's event.
Liberty Mutual is now the official insurance partner of the U.S. Ski Team.
Park City’s homegrown medalists, including Joss Christensen, Steve Holcomb, Ted Ligety, and Sage Kotsenburg, were the hit of Saturday's parade.
Worthington will be responsible for fundraising to support athletic programs through the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Team Foundation.
USSA announces the naming of M. Alex Natt, Esq. as executive vice president and general counsel of the organization.
Bill Marolt will retire as president and CEO of USSA but will continue in an advisory position.