The Colorado Mountain College Ski Team is putting itself on the map
With a growing list of former national team skiers and athletes springboarding to D1 teams,
With a growing list of former national team skiers and athletes springboarding to D1 teams,
As a child learning to ski at the remote, snow-hammered SilverStar resort in interior British Columbia, Eleri Smart was initially motivated by the hope of spotting fairies and the promise of hot chocolate at the end of the day.
Idependent SYNC Team athlete Simon Fournier is entering his next chapter as a ski racer in new situation, with a university degree in hand. Notably, he kicked off the 2023-24 season with a victory in the Beaver Creek, Birds of Prey NorAm giant slalom.
It’s a serious step to add downhill to one’s repertoire. Still, for Radamus, who lives in nearby Edwards and grew up racing with Ski and Snowboard Club Vail, it seemed only appropriate for the World Cup’s one-stop at his home hill to be the place for his inaugural downhill race. However, with both downhill races canceled at Beaver Creek due to the weekend's inclement weather, River Radamus’ World Cup downhill debut will have to wait.
Given the increasing crossover between speed and tech, as well as the gap for athletes seeking international race experience who aren’t yet ready to step up to the World Cup, a new women’s team has formed this year, focusing on giant slalom and Super G and competitors on both the Europa Cup and World Cup.
Racing independently and preparing for his first World Cup, Sync Team independent Jimmy Krupka aims high with World Racing Academy.
One of Canada’s fastest downhillers is flying solo this season … at least on paper. Sync athlete Stefanie Fleckenstein is relatively new to the international skiing stage but has made quick work of first impressions. Weather permitting, Fleckenstein will open her 2023-24 World Cup campaign racing the Zermatt-Cervinia downhills on November 18th and 19th.
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.”
Like all ski racers, Benjamin Ritchie has always relished going fast. However, what he’s always loved most about the sport is making turns.
Since becoming president of The National Brotherhood of Skiers (NBS), Henri Rivers has not only
Jett Seymour Chamonix: GEPA photos Jett Seymour is not one to let an opportunity escape
Stella Johansson: Photo GEPA Stella Johansson is the first to describe her path to the
Seven young American men are taking a huge step in their skiing careers this 2023-24
USSS 2023 Rookie Camp: photo Mike Dawson The three women joining the Stifel U.S. Alpine
Jacqueline Wiles and Alice Merryweather back on snow in Mammoth: Photo U.S. Ski & Snowboard
Moltzan, Winters, O'Brien, Radamus, Hensien and Ford Celebrate Team Parallel: Photo GEPA When a dark
Jacqueline Wiles Altenmarkt-Zauchensee 2017: Photo GEPA Jackie Wiles joined the U.S. Women’s Speed Team during
by Shauna Farnell Chris Knight is no stranger to seeing athletes reach their ultimate potential.
Hundreds of locals turn out to celebrate the newly crowned GOAT, who gets a real
With nothing left to race for, Shiffrin realizes she was racing for herself the whole time
George Steffey has faced both mental and physical hurdles over the last two years, including getting kicked off the U.S. Ski Team.
Australian Madi Hoffman is rebounding following her pre-Olympic injury When Madison Hoffman is told to
Aleksander Aamodt Kilde: Photo GEPA With most World Cup downhill races happening on the same
All photos provided by Darlene Nolting While top-level global competition is reaching the height of