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Sixten Jernberg, arguably the greatest cross country distance skier ever died Saturday (July 14) at

The women of the Austrian Alpine Ski Team are in Bormio, Italy for some summer

Ski sport has lost a great supporter with the passing Friday (July 13) of Whiting

Olympian and World Cup speed skier Kelly VanderBeek is heading to the London 2012 Olympics

US Team coach Peter Korfiatis has returned to his roots at Mammoth Mountain where he

The U.S. Ski and Snowboard Association (USSA) has appointed Lester Keller as Regional Alpine Development

Two-time Olympic mogul skier Kristi Richards announced her retirement from the Canadian Freestyle Ski Team

Summer is flying by and in just a few days I will be heading down

Head Ski service technician Chris Krause, the man Didier Cuche credited much of his success

Two Austrian Ski Federation officials have been cleared by an Italian court after being accused

The AFP is reporting that alpine skiing star Anja Paerson of Sweden has become a

The U.S. Olympic Committee decided Tuesday that it will not pursue the Winter Olympics in

Ski Racing Development (SRD), World Cup Supply (WCS) and Shred Optics announced Saturday (June 30) 

After four years of coaching for Sugar Bowl Academy, Guenther Birgmann has announced that he

Ski Racing has learned of the loss of Craig Gorder, a top ranked American slalom

The U.S. Ski Team’s Lindsey Vonn (Vail, CO) was announced Wednesday as a 2012 ESPY

Italian Giant Slalom specialist Davide Simoncelli is resting in a Grenoble hospital after a bizarre

U.S. Ski Team members are usually known for their skill at going down icy slopes