US Ski Team

Mikaela Shiffrin has been struggling with a hurt back and is unclear on what her schedule will look like in the upcoming weeks.

A top-30 result in Soelden last year set the tone for River Radamus. This season, he's looking to take it to the next level.

Moltzan credits her off-season training regimen and inspiration drawn from teammate Nina O’Brien for last year’s success, which she hopes to repeat this season. 

After a breakthrough World Cup season, Nina O'Brien took three months off snow this summer to replicate what worked in 2020-21.

The 26-year-old also knows that was her aim for the last Winter Games - and things did not quite work out according to plan back then.

With the Olympic season approaching, Tommy Ford has no definite timeline for return — but Soelden is definitely a no-go.

Storm Klomhaus has undergone a knee surgery after tearing her ACL last week during training in Soelden, and will need another in four months.

"For my whole career my focus will always be tech, but I love speed, and I love Lake Louise especially, so that is in the plan right now," Shiffrin said.

We had chat with Sophie Goldschmidt as she prepares to take the reins of U.S. Ski & Snowboard.

In her career, Goldschmidt has held numerous leadership, commercial and marketing roles with several of the world’s most well-known and prestigious organizations - most recently as CEO of the World Surf League.

Athletes will have to show proof of vaccination by Dec. 1. The U.S. is expected to send around 240 athletes to the Winter Olympics, though the mandate will impact hundreds more - anyone with hopes of making the final squad. 

It's been a tough road to recovery for U.S. Ski Team athlete Sam DuPratt, who broke both his legs last season in Val Gardena. The American racer is determined to not only ski again, but race at the highest level.