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

The race for the crystal globe in moguls on both the men's and ladies' sides is very close.

Shiffrin sat in fourth after the first run, but costly mistakes dropped her back to 12th on the day.

Controversial first run set by Hirscher's coach called "irresponsible" by Bode Miller.

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.

Race for second between Frida Hansdotter and Marlies Schild as Swede takes runner-up.

The American squad, featuring Mikaela Shiffrin, Julia Mancuso, David Chodounsky and Tim Jitloff, were cast in the role of spoiler.

The 33-year-old skier from South Tyrol made her World Cup debut in January of 1998.

Lila Lapanja wins NorAm slalom title, while independent skier Hailey Duke finishes runner-up in the standings.

Both Americans make it down challenging Lenzerheide super G course.

But a crucial error may have cost Svindal the overall as even Hirscher finishes ahead of him in his specialty.

Far West skier Skyler Mullings and Julia Kern from New England collaborate to create a highlight video from the week.

The Swiss native hopes to spend more time with his family in Les Diablerets.

World Cup overall title pursuit abandoned after Hoefl-Riesch suffers thigh, shoulder and elbow injuries.

Svindal hoists the downhill globe and holds the lead in the overall standings.

Anna Fenninger now holds an 11-point lead in the overall standings, as Lara Gut picks up her second downhill win of the season.