US Ski Team

To celebrate Father’s Day, U.S. Ski & Snowboard, in collaboration with the Shiffrin family, is kicking off the second round of need-based, direct-to-athlete funding for U.S. Ski & Snowboard athletes through the Jeff Shiffrin Athlete Resiliency Fund (JSARF).

Meet the U.S. Ski Team’s rookies; the recruits include two from Vail, Colorado and one from Salt Lake City, Utah.

Important information from the USSS: They have named Forest Carey as both Coach of the Year and Alpine Team Coach of the Year. Also recognized is Ski and Snowboard Club Vail’s Ian Dunlop as Sport Development Coach of the Year. 

This video has phenomenal content of Radamus ripping on his Rossis and clips of him prepping in the gym.

The recently appointed USSS Chief of Sport giggles before she says the obvious: "It's a dream job."

There is a lot to talk about concerning the Men's FIS Alpine World Cup calendar for 2022/23.

The National Development Group, NDG, camps are a USSS initiatives to help young skiers gain

After Breezy Johnson awoke from knee surgery this February, she watched the Beijing Olympic opening ceremony on TV. It was not how she had planned to experience it.

Considering her momentous, title-clinching showing at high speed in the French Alps, the question is

Burke Mountain Academy Expands into New Territory with Sport Director Jesse Hunt ‘83 and Director of European Programs Felix McGrath.

U.S. doubles the amount of domestic FIS World Cups with races at Killington Resort, Beaver Creek Resort, Aspen Mountain and Palisades Tahoe

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The US Ski Team has nominated 42 athletes to the United States National Alpine Ski Team. 

After 14 years with the U.S. Ski Team, Carey was unexpectedly relieved of his coaching duties in March, a move that left athletes shocked and disappointed. Miller: “It’s a huge loss for the team, but not the first time that I’ve seen them shoot themselves in the foot.”

When Per Lundstam came back to US Ski and Snowboard as Director of Alpine Sports Science last fall, it was more of a homecoming than a job change.

Forest Carey reflects on his career with the U.S. Ski Team, highlighting his cooperation with Bode Miller, Ted Ligety, and Ryan Cochran-Siegle.

This spring, the US Ski Team said goodbye to long time coach Austrian Alex Hödlmoser.

Winters, a quiet man, is talented, but his success has come one step at a time.