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The day I joined the National Training Group was the day I began to question

This in no way represents the US Ski Team’s position, this is my opinion and

Gould Academy is pleased to welcome Alex Norden as the new head women’s alpine coach for the school’s competitive On Snow program.

College programs operate with solid financial resources and typically excellent facilities, staff and support systems, thanks to the presence of collegiate funding. For the NGB, this is an opportunity to broaden the developmental base.

In response to Ski Racing Media's story on the NCAA, 12 women who are currently competing or have competed on the NCAA circuit gathered to respond.

"I had new reasons to be excited," said Moltzan. "After five years of paying to be a member of the U.S. Ski Team, I had become a scholarship athlete, and in addition to having someone paying for my ski racing, they would pay for my education."

FIS Alpine takes a behind the scenes looks at Haugen's come-up on the World Cup circuit.

Strengthening and supporting our college programs benefit the development of our national teams. Or so one would think.

If you’re at all committed as a ski racer, with the past winter well behind us, you have begun a rigorous physical conditioning program the goal of which is to have you in the best shape of your life when the new season starts later this year.

As a boy growing up in Lommedalen, Norway, Leif Nestvold-Haugen started skiing on cross-country skis

The United States Ski Team and their view on college skiing has been a very

I am writing to express my opinion on the recent articles about the development differences

Sugar Bowl Ski Team & Academy (SBSTA) has announced the hiring of Chuck Harris as the new director of alpine programs.

Collegiate skiing has a long and storied history in the United States, from the Dartmouth Outing Club hosting the country’s first ski race on the slopes of Mt. Moosilauke in 1927 to Bob Beattie moving from CU to coach the National Team in 1961, and then starting the World Cup in 1967.

In his Fall Line column, Ski Racing Media Chairman Dan Leever addresses lack of coordination between U.S. Ski & Snowboard and collegiate programs as evidenced by dialog in the Alpine Collegiate Working Group. Leever takes a deep dive into the issue, discussing some of the history, challenges and ideas for how to make the system better.

This article first appeared in Ski Racing Magazine on May 7th, 1999.

The 28-year-old Austrian speed specialist has signed on with HEAD until 2022.

In light of COVID-19 some brands will still provide summer testing options for the summer.