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  1. Barry “Bear” Bryant highlighted perhaps the busiest day of the 2013 USSA Congress with a stellar acceptance speech after being presented the Julius Blegen Award, the highest honor the association hands out.

    The award was the finale of 50 awards presented at USSA's Chairman's Awards Dinner Friday (May 17) night after three days packed...

  2. The wealth of snow produced for Buttermilk's X Games continues to be put to good use, as Aspen Valley Ski Club (AVSC) alpine racers have been running gates on the recently flattened former slopestyle jumps.

    This is the second year that the hefty piles of snow — some up to 50 feet deep — have been repurposed for spring training. It...

  3. USSA membership registration is now open for the 2013-14 season. Here are the instructions:

    •    Go to my.ussa.org

    •    If you are the primary member on the account, your Renew Member link will appear in the status line on the left in the...

  4. The U.S. Ski and Snowboard Association is continuing to expand its focus on local USSA clubs being the delivery point for athlete development naming Brian Krill as Club Development Manager in its Sport Education Department.

    Krill has worked in education, competitive mountain athletics, and the nonprofit sector...

  5. USSA management will focus on three major areas: strengthening club support and services, improving communications and enhancing member support and services based on the findings of a major study of the organization by McKinsey&company.

    After a successful 2010 winter games, the USSA board under the...

  6. With a near-flawless first run, Gus Kenworthy (Telluride, CO) won the AFP World Championship slopestyle event at Whistler Blackcomb Monday after taking second place in the big air comp on Sunday.

    The results earned him the AFP Overall World title for the third year in a row. Nick Goepper (Lawrenceburg, IN) took the...

  7. Snowboard star Chelone Miller, younger brother of US Ski Team star Bode Miller, died in his sleep April 7 apparently the result of an epileptic seizure. He was 29.

    Miller had a history of head injuries and spent 11 days in a coma following a 2005 dirt bike accident. His return to competition was a long...

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