Vail Mountain School proudly celebrates the outstanding achievements of its student-athletes and alumni competing in the U.S. Alpine Championships. These talented individuals have demonstrated exceptional dedication, perseverance, and skill as they compete on a national stage.
Mark your calendars! The U.S. Alpine National Championships will be hosted in Vail, CO, for the first time, from March 29th to April 1st. Learn more about the event and highlights.
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The Stifel Birds of Prey welcomes Tiësto to Vail on Friday, Dec. 13 as part of a festive entertainment lineup during the 10-day Audi FIS Ski World Cup festival.
Ski and Snowboard Club Vail Looks to Hire a Technician for the 24/25 Season. The opportunity can be full-time or part-time seasonal work.
Phil Brown and Ali Nullmeyer lead in the NorAm overall standings.
Vail-based foundation aims to support promising local racers.
Change is afoot for coaching staffs around the globe.
Lila Lapanja secures the slalom title and Megan McJames wins the overall.
Read takes overall and slalom titles as Amercian Tim Kelley picks up World Cup slalom spot.
Miller to stay busy this winter through two new partnerships.
This time the fastest female speed skier in the world is telling Vail resort guests to slow down.
Ceil Folz announces departure from the Vail Valley Foundation.
Vail skier shows prowess on the slopes and on the bike.
USSA hopes to carry momentum through 2017 Aspen World Cup finals.
Decision to retire comes after her two most successful racing seasons.
Find out what records were broken and how much work went into last season's world class event.
What blew Canadian racer Dustin Cook’s season over the top.
The start of Lindsey Vonn’s offseason has been anything but mellow.
Torn ligaments mark an early start to spring for Viktoria Rebensburg and Ragnhild Mowinckel.
The biggest collection of stars during the two-week stretch of the FIS Alpine World Ski Championships couldn’t be found on the Birds of Prey or Raptor courses.
Continental Cup action resumes north of the border with World Championship casts on results sheets.
As the Marseillaise echoed off the Birds of Prey slope, it was a fitting end to what has been one of the better World Championships.
Americans Ted Ligety and Tim Kelley sitting 15th and 29th, respectively.
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