NCAA Skiing Championships 2026: Alpine Field Announced for Park City
The NCAA announces the alpine field for the 2026 Skiing Championships in Park City featuring top collegiate racers from around the world.
Rowmark Ski Academy Announces Per Lundstam as Director
Rowland Hall is pleased to announce that Per Lundstam has been named director of Rowmark Ski Academy.
Winter Sports School Pilots Lindsey Vonn Foundation Educational Program Into Annual Advisory Curriculum
The Winter Sports School (WSS) will become the first school in the United States to integrate the Lindsey Vonn Foundation (LVF)-accredited #STRONGgirls curriculum into its annual advisory curriculum.
Winter Sports School, The Only U.S. Tuition-Free Public Charter High School with an April-November Academic Year, Begins 31st Year on April 24, 2024!
The Winter Sports School (WSS) will welcome 110 student-athletes to its 31st year of operation on Wednesday, April 24, 2024, the first day of school.
Olympic Bids Highs & Lows: France Front Runner for 2030, Salt Lake City 2034
An International Olympic Committee (IOC) dual award appears likely with France potentially securing 2030 and Utah bringing home 2034. In a surprising turn, they left Sweden's favored bid out in the cold. Switzerland's latest bid, now named 2030x, has been set aside until 2038.
Denver holds lead in Montana Invite at conclusion of alpine races
Erik Read of DU wins his fourth out of five contested NCAA races so far this season.
Legendary skier Stein Eriksen dies at 88
World Championships triple gold medalist, Olympic gold medalist and ski industry pioneer passes away.
Utah adds alumnus Jeremy Elliot to alpine coaching staff
All-American returns to his alma mater as an assistant coach.
ANC titles awarded at Coronet Peak
Season finale proves exciting as Continental Cup racing concludes in Australia and New Zealand.
VIDEO: 2015 US Ski Team Rookie Camp
Meet some of the new alpine athletes named to the U.S. Ski Team for 2015-16.
USSA renews partnership with Westminster College
New four-year agreement will help support athlete education leading into the 2018 Olympic Winter Games in Pyeongchang.
Former Waterville skier Crane-Mauzy in critical condition
History-making pro freeskier injured in crash at Whistler.
Colorado Buffaloes win 20th national title in Lake Placid
Conservative approach to the slalom pays off for CU squad at NCAA Championships.
NCAAs down to the slalom as Colorado holds 7-point lead
Utah sits in close second with the final event to go.
Warner’s World: Kicking and Dreaming
Former ski racer Andy Phillips finds a new future on the football field.
Buffs win opening Utah Invitational on Nordic power
Despite strong alpine performance by Denver, Colorado's Rune Oedegaard and Mads Stroem prove impenetrable on RMISA circuit.
USSA hires Whitaker to lead Western Region youth
Darryl Whitaker to take over as the Western Region Youth Coordinator
All-rounder Goldberg looks ahead to World Championships
23-year-old U.S. Ski Team athlete Jared Goldberg has his eyes on a podium at Beaver Creek in 2015.
Nordic reflections on USST Rookie Camp
Ben Saxton and Paddy Caldwell are young for their team but felt comparatively old at the U.S. Ski Team Rookie Camp.
VIDEO: US Ski Team Rookie Camp 2014
Newly-named athletes on the U.S. aerials, cross-country, moguls, freeski, snowboard, and alpine teams spend four days together.
Utes to build new on-campus facility for ski team
The University of Utah plans to complete the $750,000 project by the spring of 2015.
Aerialist Cook participates in Military Mentorship Program
The Military Mentorship Program is a unique partnership between the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Association and American300.
Park City awarded 2019 World Championships in freestyle, freeskiing, snowboard
The decision of the governing FIS Council was announced Thursday during the Congress in Barcelona.
Women’s skiing leads Utah NCAA teams in spring GPA
Utah women's skiing surpasses all University of Utah teams with a 3.737 grade point average for the spring semester.
