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Pat Miller, who led the University of Utah to nine NCAA skiing championships, died Saturday

Alpine racer Will Brandenburg took the overall win after team sports scientists gave him a

Vermont has signed Alex Krebs away from the Eastern Region to serve as the state’s

The athletic leadership that helped guide one of the most successful seasons in women's alpine history will continue to direct the 2014 U.S. Alpine Ski Team with the philosophy that idleness is not an option.

The athletic leadership that helped guide one of the most successful seasons in women’s alpine

At the recent calendar conference in Croatia, the Swiss Ski Federation indicated a future possibility

X Games gold medalist Jen Hudak isn't the type of girl who wants to sit in the gym and spin a stationary bike.

CALGARY, ALTA. — Alpine Canada president and CEO Max Gartner announced Wednesday that he plans

Canadian racers Erin Mielzynski and Marie-Michèle Gagnon say they’re ready to fight for Canada’s first

Italian tech specialist Manuela Moelgg suffered a further setback in preparing for the upcoming Olympic

The Olympics just got a little sweeter for Ted Ligety. Coca-Cola announced this week the

British racer Chemmy Alcott will train with the Norwegian World Cup team in preparing for

Editor’s note: This is the first installment of “Summer Side Projects,” a series of articles

Germany’s Felix Neureuther has underwent surgery on his left ankle in Zurich last week to

The Eastern Ski Writers Association (ESWA) has awarded Mikaela Shiffrin (Burke Mountain Academy, East Burke,

Ski racers Aksel Lund Svindal (Norway) Marcel Hirscher and Klaus Kroell (both of Austria) got

The U.S. Ski and Snowboard Association’s TEAM Academy celebrated its first year, graduating four seniors

Report: Corruption plagues Winter Games According to a report released this week by opposition leaders,