Domestic

In January, 2015 a group of U.S. Ski Team athletes took a freeskiing break after

Welcome to the first installment in an exclusive athlete profile series for Ski Racing Media.

Photo: Max Hall/US Ski & Snowboard After a strong performance at national championships last week,

The 2020 U.S. Alpine Championships came to a close this weekend with women’s and men’s

Middlebury skier Erik Arvidsson is ready to shift gears from college racing and get back

The 2020 U.S. Alpine Championships continued Friday with Alice McKennis Duran taking the top spot

Once again the 2020 U.S. Alpine National Championships featured an international field with German national

Kaite Hensien kicked the season off with a bang, claiming the U.S. national women’s giant

On Thursday, the Ivy League, home to Dartmouth College and Harvard University ski teams, canceled

Keely’s Camp for Girls, Blizzard, Tecnica, Stio, and Shred Companies are excited to announce their

Editor’s note: Ski Racing Media, in collaboration with the Team America Foundation, has announced an

Fully recovered and homework out of sight, Klomhaus is hoping to set the stage and ski her way into World Cup spots.

Green Mountain Valley School (GMVS) in Fayston, Vt., has announced the purchase of a residence

When people think of Arizona their minds automatically picture blazing desert sunsets and stately saguaro

Upon hearing about the new FIS Homologation at Buck Hill earlier this Summer, I was

Photos courtesy of Nick Junker / Capture the Action Ski & Snowboard Club Vail (SSCV)

NASTAR management has changed hands numerous times over the years, particularly over the last few months, when U.S. Ski and Snowboard handed it back to SKI owner Active Interest Media. Shortly thereafter, AIM sold it along with its entire Outdoor Group to Pocket Outdoor Media.

Following the 1950 FIS World Championships in Aspen, journalist and Alta Ski Area founder James