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Downhill and overall title battles heat up following the opening race in Garmisch.

Canada's most decorated male alpine skier unable to defend last season's win in Kvitfjell.

Race officials moved a few gates between Thursday and Friday's training sessions, leading to a faster course.

Season ends for Daniela Merighetti who suffers a broken fibula in training run crash.

USCSA National Championship action continues at Mt. Bachelor.

Kjetil Jansurd is looking to fend off challenges to the downhill title on home snow.

Tim Kelley was cut from the U.S. Ski Team in 2010, but that didn't slow him down.

O'Brien, Radamus, Lebby, and Kenney claim national U18 titles at the opening week in Colorado.

Torn ligaments mark an early start to spring for Viktoria Rebensburg and Ragnhild Mowinckel.

Sierra Nevada College claims team scoring in the women's GS on opening day.

74 men and 74 women head to Lake Placid for the 2015 NCAA Skiing Championships.

Goals set by the region at the advent of the 2014-15 competition season were designed to limit late pulls and also bolster field sizes.

Mac Bohonnon and Kiley McKinnon bring home both men’s and women’s overall titles and crystal globes for the first time in U.S. history.

The University of Colorado and University of Vermont claim the final weekend victories ahead of this year's NCAA Championship.

Fenninger steadily closing gap in the overall chase with second victory in two days.

Neureuther and Raich round out the podium, Ligety takes fourth.

Slalom skiers Maze and Zettel must settle for second and third, respectively.

Hannes Reichelt, Romed Baumann and Matthias Mayer finish in that order.