US Ski Team

GEPA pictures/Matic Klansek It was twenty-one-year-old, bib nine, New Zealand’s Alice Robinson, skiing with her

GEPA-pictures-Mathias-Mandl & GEPA-pictures-Harald-Steiner As the Stifel Killington Cup approaches, Paula Moltzan, a shining star in

U.S. Ski & Snowboard in collaboration with FIS and Aspen Snowmass is excited to announce that the canceled men’s Audi FIS giant slalom World Cup race in Sölden will now be added to the Stifel Aspen Winternational, a FIS World Cup, on Friday March 1, 2024. This is in addition to the scheduled giant slalom and slalom in Aspen on March 2-3. 

When Austrian Manuel Feller bib 3 crossed the finish line with a (-1.40) lead, the crowd went wild, and it was clear the Men's World Cup 2023-24 season had begun. Feller had openly discussed that at the end of last season, he was struggling to find the motivation to ski. However, on Saturday's first run, he skied with his trademark freedom and speed and sat on the leader's throne with a big smile and significant lead.

Alex Hoedlmoser – who has more than two decades of experience with the U.S. Women’s Ski Team – is again at the helm of the ladies' World Cup speed team. After a one-year stint with the Austrian women's speed team, the 55-year-old Austrian-born coach returns to the U.S. squad for the 2023-24 season.

Luke Winters leads the Stifel US Ski Team's men's slalom program, boasting the most experience and achievements among its current members. Over the past three seasons, Winters, alongside his close friends and teammates Jett Seymour and Ben Ritchie, has formed the core of the men's slalom team.

Sunday's first run of the Levi Slalom revealed, Slovakia's Petra Vlhová is in a league of her own. She skied with power-and-precision that the rest of the field could not match. The Olympic Champion's renewed motivation to train slalom and giant slalom is paying dividends.

As the excitement builds for the upcoming Levi World Cup slaloms, the Stifel US Ski Team's journey is marked by resilience. Despite facing significant setbacks, the team's spirit remains high. They are looking forward to the first slaloms of the season on November 11th and 12th.

Italian Finish area Zermatt-Cervinia downhill GEPA pictures/Mario Buehner-Weinrauch Following the initial run on the new

Each year, Anouk Patty, Chief of Sport with the Stifel US Ski Team, actively oversees the formulation of the team nomination criteria, a crucial yet often underappreciated aspect of her responsibilities. In this process, criticism is inevitable, and achieving perfection is impossible.

World Cup speed skier and serviceman Sam Morse unveils his intricate process of breaking in new speed skis and transforming them into high-speed marvels.

GEPA pictures/ Wolfgang Grebien Sölden Sunday started with the lowering of the start due to

When asked if Ford is back to feeling like his old self before the horrific crash in January 2021 that knocked him out and left him with torn ligaments in his knee, wrist and a broken leg, Tommy Ford responds with a definitive “no.”

The Stifel US Ski Team, under the leadership of head technical coach Ian Garner, stands ready for the Sölden challenges ahead.

Both Bocock sisters will be skiing their first World Cup races when the season kicks off in Sölden on Saturday, Oct. 28th.

Liv Moritz photo Janice Smart Who holds the title of the busiest person in ski

The latest casualty is the emerging Ava Sunshine, who took to her Instagram to report that she tore her left anterior cruciate knee ligament.

Nina O'Brien's recent Instagram post has brought to light another setback in the career of the Stifel US Ski Team star.