U.S.

Stefan Abplanalp begins his new job working with the athletic staff at the Center of Excellence to shape his program for the 2015 season.

Head women's coach in Germany denied contract renewal; Alberta Alpine coach offered job with national team.

Park City’s homegrown medalists, including Joss Christensen, Steve Holcomb, Ted Ligety, and Sage Kotsenburg, were the hit of Saturday's parade.

Former USST and Canadian men's speed coach leaves the World Cup circuit to spend more time with his family in Colorado.

Sugarloaf and Sun Valley will host national championships on an alternating schedule for the next four years.

On the women's side, Keaton McCargo and Morgan Schild went one-two for the stars and stripes, while Thomas Rowley wins the men's event.

Canadian Marie-Michele Gagnon finishes second and Julia Mancuso third at Squaw Valley.

Created in 2012, the prize is awarded to the best young male and female athlete taking part in the FIS Alpine Ski World Cup.

A boisterous crowd greeted finishers at the base of Squaw Valley in advance of the U.S. National Championships.

USSA announces the naming of M. Alex Natt, Esq. as executive vice president and general counsel of the organization.

For his winter on the road in Europe, Warner Nickerson built a rolling home away from home.

Canadian Candace Crawford takes the GS title while American Colby Granstrom grabs the slalom.

NorAm super G titles determined by fewer than 20 points for both the men's and women's fields this year.

Just a hundredth of a second prevented Austrian Marcel Hirscher from taking the season title in giant slalom.

Stefan Abplanalp will replace Chip White who announced his departure after 18 years with the U.S. national team earlier this week.