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KANGWONLAND, Korea — No matter what the rule language will finally say, World Cup racers

KANGWONLAND, Korea — The 48th International Ski Federation Congress is gathering for the first time

It is part of sport that some folks don’t make the team. In ski racing

The new set-up and staffing of the US alpine national team is unique and considerably

Michael Savage, a native Mainer and former U.S. Ski Team coach, has been named the

The US Ski Team has announced its nominations for the 2012-13 alpine team, with the

“Our vision doesn’t change – best in the world,” said USSA President and CEO Bill

There are spots in the Rocky Mountains that flat out hold snow. Loveland Basin is

The formal announcement of adding 32 years of Austrian coaching experience to the US men’s

Vail Resorts co-president John Garnsey was honored with the Julius Blegen Award, the highest award

World Cup champion Marcel Hirscher escaped a serious traffic accident Monday with bruises to the

U.S. Ski and Snowboarding Association (USSA) president and CEO Bill Marolt addressed a room full

U.S. Ski and Snowboard Association (USSA) leaders and snow sports club coaches and program directors

At the mid-point rest day (May 9) of a US Ski Team men’s camp at

Today (May 9) marks 1,000 days to go until the world returns to Vail and

America’s ultimate ski and snowboarding lift ticket, the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Association’s (USSA) Gold

German ski maker Volkl announced today (May 8) that Austrian Olympic gold medalist Andrea Fischbacher

The NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship Committee has awarded former Alaska Nanooks women’s skier Julia (Coulter) Pierson