US Ski Team

Despite early indications that she was OK, Isabella Wright is headed back to the U.S.

Photo: U.S. Ski & Snowboard The new president and CEO of U.S. Ski & Snowboard

After missing the downhill podium by two-tenths of a second on new HEAD equipment, the Vermont native is honed in on his mental game

The retired star reflects on a career characterized by countless soaring moments at Beaver Creek, where he won more than any other American.

Charging to a World Cup top 10 and Europa Cup victory last season, the Middlebury athlete has his eye on the Olympics.

BEAVER CREEK, Colo. – A big day for Aleksander Aamodt Kilde – winning a World

Steven Nyman might be the second oldest in the field at Beaver Creek this week, but he's not planning on slowing down anytime soon.

Photo: U.S. Ski & Snowboard BEAVER CREEK, Colo. – A U.S. men’s ski racer tested

River — named to stand out — is brimming with confidence heading into Beaver Creek, which will hold super-G events on Thursday and Friday, along with downhill events Saturday and Sunday.

Perhaps overshadowed by another American at the top of the podium, the U.S. Ski Team's Paula Moltzan, a UVM alum, was elated to finish seventh in front of her home crowd in Sunday's slalom at Killington.

Back from injury, Keely Cashman says her primary focus will be on speed this season, but that could change depending on tech results, including this weekend in Killington.

"In terms of excitement around the race and weekend, it feels the same as the first time in Killington, and maybe even more so," says O Brien. "It's always the highlight of my season. I love being there."

After a season in which she scored points across four different disciplines, AJ Hurt is more focused than ever on slalom. She'll kick out this weekend in Levi.

The U.S. will field a fairly inexperienced team, certainly on the tech side, for the Beijing Winter Olympic Games. With so little known about the venue, however, many are saying experience is overrated.

Shiffrin has won 45 of her 70 career World Cups in slalom, leaving her one short of the best mark for most wins in a single discipline.

Lindsey Vonn spent time coaching her former teammates in Copper, several of whom have looked up to her since childhood.

One caveat: She will be careful. There are big goals ahead, after all, as the Beijing Games approach in February. 

In this interview with Sync, Radamus shares his thoughts about the season, gives some insight on how to arc a fast GS turn, and his iconic hairstyle.