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gge, who oversaw an era of political and financial stability in the Olympic movement after its worst ethics scandal and pursued a hard line against doping during his 12 years as IOC president, has died.

While the funding gap on the U.S. Ski Team has closed in recent years, most professional racers still need to raise money.

In addition to the skiing benefits that go along with the mountains themselves, bigger programs can offer things like discounts and trade-outs to resort employees, not to mention extensive public and private resources. Here's how some of the bigger-resort clubs are getting more bang for their buck.

At Sunday’s event, an emotional Stapleton Jr. told the crowd that “growing up ski racing in the mountains could not have been a better way of living.”

Starting this season, the tune shop is prepared to accept skis and bindings via shipment and in-person delivery for complete mount and prep.

"While working at the very highest level of sport, what ultimately mattered most to him was simply getting kids on snow to enjoy the same feeling he had as a young boy growing up in St. Moritz."

These programs are proving you don't need a big budget — or a big vertical drop — to make a big impact.

"In an ideal world, cost would never be an obstacle to a young skier who wants to become a ski racer. But this is the real world, and we must face the reality that the cost of ski racing will always be a barrier to entry for many.

Going to school in a ski town comes with a steep price tag even without racing, but scholarships can cut costs as can wiser travel decisions.

After first being exposed to the sport at Snowy Range, a tiny ski area 30 miles west of Laramie, Wyo., Anna and Max Marno put all their eggs in the ski racing basket and came out ahead on the other side.

Nellie-Rose Talbot proves you don't need to have the "latest everything" to be successful in ski racing — you just need a strong community to back you up.

The World Cup Dreams Foundation is excited to announce a partnership with on-demand virtual coaching

"The purpose of my article is not to discourage ski racers from attending a ski academy or major resort program. However, the U.S. development system clearly needs another track for training junior alpine ski racers."

Tom Barbeau Sr., human performance director and lead strength and conditioning coach at Waterville Valley Academy and Waterville Valley BBTS, recently accepted a role as strength consultant to the Carolina Panthers NFL team.

Big news out of Broomfield as the nation's largest ski conglomerate announced a change in leadership today.

Could Idaho's Rotarun serve as a template for making entry-level skiing and ski competition more affordable for more kids? A lot of people think so.

Atle McGrath, Lucas Braathen, and Aleksander Aamodt Kilde, who all suffered season-ending knee injuries within weeks of each other last winter, returned to snow recently in Stelvio, Italy.

Ryan Cochran-Seigle has been on Rossignol for many years, but he decided it was time