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Paula Moltzan scores career-first NorAm victory while Hailey Duke grabs two podium results in Vail.

Canada's Erik Guay posts second fastest training run in Italy with American Andrew Weibrecht 10th.

After yesterday's disappointing straddle in the Courchevel slalom, Maria Hoefl-Riesch rebounds with a fast training run in Val d'Isere.

Colorado Buffalo Shane McLean finishes 15th and Utah's Lauren Samuels 17th in the women's super G.

French World Champion Tessa Worley ruled out for rest of season, Tanja Poutiainen and Susanne Riesch also evaluated.

Canada's "Mitch" Gagnon eighth and Mikaela Shiffrin 12th at the slalom in France.

Sunday’s race puts Randall first in the World Cup sprint standings and fifth in the overall standings.

Fausa, Haugen, and Riis-Johannessen combine for the Norwegian podium sweep in Vail.

No surprises at the top of the podium, but a few sleepers round out the top spots in ski halfpipe and slopestyle.

Norwegian Chloe Margrethe Fausa, a freshman at Utah, picks up a career-first Continental Cup win.

A high number of athletes in the top seed failing to finish first run leaves the door open in the St. Moritz giant slalom race.

Austrian Mario Matt became the oldest male victor in a World Cup slalom while America's David Chodounsky cruised to a career-best result in Val d'Isere.

Austria's Marcel Hirscher used technical aptitude to conquer a hill that claimed every U.S. starter.

Sweden's Kajsa Kling pounces onto the podium, as Stacey Cook is the lone bright spot for a struggling American speed team.

North Americans and Japanese skiers dominate season's opener.

Skiing for her home nation of Hungary, University of Alaska's Anna Berecz finishes eighth in the downhill.

Croatia's Natko Zrncic-Dim picks up another NorAm victory in the super combined.

Americans sweep women’s halfpipe skiing final at the Dew Tour iON Mountain Championships, the first-ever Olympic qualification series for halfpipe skiing.