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Waldner says to expect more speed and bigger jumps on Birds of Prey, as Vail Valley prepares for 2015.

USSA will allocate some funding for U.S. Nordic Combined over the next two seasons.

Regional camp focuses on GS tactics for Central skiers who have fewer opportunities in that discipline.

U16 through FIS skiers converge on Mt. Hood for a fundamentals camp with Western Region coaches.

Trips to New Mexico, Alaska and Lake Placid will challenge student-athletes to perform on the road.

"I never want people to feel like I am unreachable, because then the inspiration dies," Mikaela Shiffrin remarked in a recent interview.

Purposeful training and deliberate practice while performing 1,000 slalom turns per day was the overall theme of the week.

With 17 medals at last season’s Olympic Winter Games, USSA’s marketing team had many highlights to review at the organization’s annual Partner Summit.

How soon we forget the days when we measured alpine success by athletes scoring a few World Cup points.

Dan Leever and Lynn D. Bleil become members of the Board of Trustees of the fundraising arm of the U.S. Ski Team, U.S. Snowboarding, and U.S. Freeskiing.

Internship applicants should be highly motivated college students or recent graduates who are familiar with ski competition.

Interview with USSA President and CEO Tiger Shaw and his 100-day letter highlighting changes and achievements.

Expansion of the USSA development system has yielded strong results in engagement.

Three Far West ski racers each receive $7,000 towards their college educations.

The Military Mentorship Program is a unique partnership between the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Association and American300.

FIS will propose big air, team snowboardcross, an alpine team event and more to the IOC for Olympic inclusion.

Dexter Paine succeeds former USSA President and CEO Bill Marolt, who remains an honorary member, on the FIS Council.