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Joss Christensen, the fourth and final U.S. representative to qualify for the 2014 Olympic ski slopestyle team, wins gold.

A parade of snowsport athletes spanning from Vermont to Alaska will take place on Saturday, Feb. 15.

U.S. team puts two on the podium in women's halfpipe, including a new Olympic gold medalist in Kaitlyn Farrington.

Julia Mancuso is the best American finisher, eighth, in the Olympic downhill.

"We think that 100 percent is all there is. You start giving a 110, 120 percent, there’s a mess to clean up," says Chip White.

A golden first for women's ski jumping and the end of an era in snowboard halfpipe.

Norwegians sweep gold medals in cross-country sprints; Sophie Caldwell provides some solace for U.S. team with a run into the finals.

An annual tradition for the local community, the Fisk Trophy slalom race has been contested every year since 1937.

Atmosphere in the finish area was celebratory for all as women's freeskiing makes Olympic debut.

Over the river and through the woods on the Rosa Khutor 3S gondola; Bill Marolt weighs in; and big day coming up on Tuesday.

Canadians Bilodeau and Kingsbury match women's feat of silver and gold with top American Patrick Deneen in sixth.

Mancuso's Olympic super combined bronze medal will go nicely with her two silvers and one gold.

Slalom races at Stowe and Sunday River challenge strong NorAm fields including Olympic-bound skiers.

A medal contender in Olympic downhill, super G, and giant slalom, Weirather twisted her knee in a training run fall Sunday.

Bode Miller comes up short in men's downhill; Travis Ganong tops for U.S. with career-best fifth place.

A compilation of the day's news from other Olympic events all in one place.

Lobos rack up 655 points to Colorado's 588.5. Denver finishes third in final meet before regional championships.

Ready to rumble: Rosa Khutor course looks firm and fast as the world's best get ready for the men's Olympic downhill.