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RCS Top Performer in Lake Louise

In his first race back from injury, Ryan Cochran-Siegle led the charge for the American men, finishing 10th in the Lake Louise downhill.

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Brennan Sixth in Ruka Classic

Rosie Brennan put her head down, settled into a fast pace, and led the Davis U.S. Cross Country Team with a sixth-place finish in the women’s FIS World Cup 10k classic in Ruka, Finland, Saturday.

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Canceled: Killington Giant Slalom

Due to inclement weather, the women's giant slalom at the Homelight Killington World Cup on Saturday, Nov. 27. has been canceled. Killington Resort reported 19 inches of new snow in the past 24 hours. Heavy snow and high winds held off just long enough for the first nine racers to push out of the gate before the jury called an official cancelation. Among the athletes able to take their first run was Olympic champion, Mikaela Shiffrin, along with other top competitors on the women's giant slalom circuit – Slovakia's Petra Vlohva, France's Tessa Worley, Austria's Ramona

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Schoonmaker Seventh in Ruka

JC Schoonmaker, Ben Ogden, and Luke Jager all posted career-best results in the opening FIS World Cup Cross Country race of the season in Ruka, Finland, Friday.

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Canceled: Lake Louise Downhill

Due to heavy snow last night and throughout the day, the men's downhill in Lake Louise has been canceled.

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North America’s World Cup Return

After a year without the North American FIS Ski World Cup series due to COVID-19 setbacks, everyone and their mother is frothing at the mouth for its return. From the HomeLight Killington Cup to the Xfinity Birds of Prey World Cup and Lake Louise, the excitement to be back on North American soil is palpable. It’s safe to say that this year, U.S. fans, staff, and athletes are collectively thankful for the return of our domestic races. Happy Thanksgiving, everyone. Happy Thanksgiving, indeed.  Let’s Get Down to Business: the HomeLight Killington Cup Let’s talk Killington first...and

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How To Watch Breakdown

A step-by-step guide on how to watch via your favorite streaming and broadcast channels this Olympic season.

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Ruka World Cup Opener

Following a productive summer of training, 19 Americans are ready to kick off the FIS Cross Country World Cup season with the traditional season-opener in Ruka, Finland, featuring three races - classic sprint, classic distance, and freestyle pursuit events starting Friday. Due to Covid restrictions in place to keep the athletes safe throughout the season, a number of the athletes departed the U.S. last week and said goodbye to their family and friends for the next four months as they embark on their World Cup journey and march toward the 2022 Olympic Winter Games. But thanks to the return

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Déjà Vu: Shiffrin Second in Levi

It was déjà vu over at the second of two FIS Ski World Cup slalom races in Levi Finland, with Saturday’s podium repeating itself. Two-time Olympic champion and six-time world champion Mikaela Shiffrin once again finished in second place, while Slovakia’s Petra Vlhova in first, and Germany’s Lena Duerr in third. American Paula Moltzan also finished in the points, landing in 24th. Battling some jetlag and ongoing back stiffness, Shiffrin came out firing on a course set by coach Jeff Lackie that was pretty straight with some room but with rhythm on the pitch. Before the first run, Lackie

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10 Questions With Kai Owens

Kai Owens was featured in the latest installment of FIS's Q&A series

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Ryan Cochran-Siegle Leads Americans in Lake Louise Downhill
In his first race back from injury, Ryan Cochran-Siegle led the charge for the American men, finishing 10th in the Lake Louise downhill.

Wind, Weather Cancel HomeLight Killington Cup Giant Slalom

Due to inclement weather, the women's giant slalom at the Homelight Killington World Cup on Saturday, Nov. 27. has been canceled. Killington Resort reported 19 inches of new snow in the past 24 hours.

Brennan Sixth in Dark, Cold Ruka Classic
Rosie Brennan put her head down, settled into a fast pace, and led the Davis U.S. Cross Country Team with a sixth-place finish in the women’s FIS World Cup 10k classic in Ruka, Finland, Saturday.

Men's Downhill in Lake Louise Canceled
Due to heavy snow last night and throughout the day, the men's downhill in Lake Louise has been canceled.

Schoonmaker, Ogden, Jager Post Career-Best Day In Ruka Classic Sprint
JC Schoonmaker, Ben Ogden, and Luke Jager all posted career-best results in the opening FIS World Cup Cross Country race of the season in Ruka, Finland, Friday.

How To Watch: The Full Breakdown
A step-by-step guide on how to watch via your favorite streaming and broadcast channels this Olympic season.

Ruka Kicks off World Cup Cross Country Season Friday

Following a productive summer of training, 19 Americans are ready to kick off the FIS Cross Country World Cup season with the traditional season-opener in Ruka, Finland, featuring three races - classic sprint, classic distance, and freestyle pursuit events starting Friday.

North America’s Much-Anticipated World Cup Return

After a year without the North American FIS Ski World Cup series due to COVID-19 setbacks, everyone and their mother is frothing at the mouth for its return. From the HomeLight Killington Cup to the Xfinity Birds of Prey World Cup and Lake Louise, the excitement to be back on North American soil is palpable. It’s safe to say that this year, U.S. fans, staff, and athletes are collectively thankful for the return of our domestic races. Happy Thanksgiving, everyone. Happy Thanksgiving, indeed. 

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