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Birk and Wise Go First, Third at Mammoth

Birk Irving and David Wise were first and second in the wind-blown freeski halfpipe finals at the 2023 Toyota U.S. Grand Prix at Mammoth Mountain.  When many thought the contest would be canceled due to high winds at Mammoth Mountain, the athletes still dropped into the pipe for the halfipipe finals. After a beautiful tribute to former U.S. Freeski Team athlete Kyle Smaine, where hundreds of current and former athletes, family and friends descended the pipe together, the contest went on. “We’re all skiing the best we have because we’re all skiing with Kyle in our hearts,” said

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Mastro and Blackwell Third in Mammoth

Maddie Mastro and Chase Blackwell put down solid runs to land on the podium to close out the Toyota U.S. Grand Prix at Mammoth Mountain. On another windy day in Mammoth, the athletes descended into the pipe in-between wind gusts to put on a show for the fans. Mastro led the women by finishing in third and Blackwell was on the podium for the first time in his career, also in third.  At the bottom of the pipe, with Mastro's friends holding cutouts of her face, the cheers were loud for the Mammoth local. With three runs through the pipe, Mastro put together a solid run

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Kuhn Fourth at Deer Valley

Kaila Kuhn led the Americans in aerials at the 2023 Intermountain Health Freestyle International

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Kauf Second, Marcellini Fourth

The U.S. Freestyle Ski Team put on a show on home snow

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Forehand Wins X Games Gold in Big Air

At only 21 years old, Mac Forehand beat out the veterans of the sport when he landed a perfect 2160 Cuban in the men's ski big air contest at the 2023 X Games.  Forehand, who won the X Games silver medal the day before in men's ski slopestyle, still had something left in his bag for the second-to-last competition of the X Games. With four attempts of the big air jump, Forehand never ventured out of the top three. In the strong field of 10 competitors, including teammates Alex Hall and Troy Podmilsak, Forehand had what it took to win.  Alex Hall, who won the event in

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Wise Wins Fifth X Games Gold

David Wise won X Games gold to close out the 2023 X Games in Aspen, Colo. Wise, who has competed in over 14 X Games, is once again walking away from the event with another gold medal in his bag. Under the lights of Buttermilk Mountain, the men's SuperPipe was the last event of the busy X Games schedule. With tens of thousands of fans surrounding the 22-foot-tall halfpipe, U.S. Freeski Team athletes Wise, Birk Irving, Alex Ferreira and Aaron Blunk put on a show.  With four chances to land a perfect run, it was anyone's game. Through the first run, Wise landed all his tricks and was

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Irving Snags First Career Podium

U.S. Freeski Team athlete Svea Irving went big in the SuperPipe on Saturday night and ended the evening on the podium for the first time in her professional career.  Irving came to the X Games as an alternate and left with a bronze medal. This is not only Irving's first X Games medal, it is her first ever podium at the professional level. Going into the weekend, Irving was invited to X Games as an alternate. As an alternate, you are not guaranteed a starting position. For Irving, she found out the night before the contest that she would have the opportunity to drop in, and

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Shiffrin Wins, Moltzan Fifth

Mikaela Shiffrin continued her hot streak of wins in Spindleruv Mlyn on Saturday with her 85th career victory, leaving her just one shy of 86 wins. Paula Moltzan was fifth. Shiffrin smoked it down first run, taking the lead by 0.29 seconds ahead of German skier Lena Duerr. The strong skiing continued into second run with Shiffrin laying it down for the second-fastest second run time, taking the win by 0.60 seconds ahead of Lena Duerr in second and 1.31 seconds ahead of Wendy Holdener in third place. “It has been so nice to come back here and race a slalom here,” said Shiffrin. “My

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Kern Fifth in Sprint

Julia Kern advanced to the finals for the second consecutive weekend, finishing fifth in the FIS Cross Country World Cup classic sprint in Les Rousses, France Saturday.

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Shiffrin First, Moltzan, O'Brien in Top 10

In Kronplatz, Italy, Mikaela Shiffrin, fresh off her record-breaking 83rd win, wins again, making the tally 84.  Shiffrin is now just three wins shy of surpassing Sweden's Ingemar Stenmark’s all-time record of 86 World Cup wins. Shiffrin made history on Jan. 24th, to become the all-time winningest woman skier, passing the record previously set by Lindsey Vonn. Shiffrin sketched her name in history with the giant slalom win in Kronplatz, while second place went to Norwegian skier Ragnhild Mowinckel and third place went to Sweden's Sara Hector.  Stifel U.S. Alpine Ski Team

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2022-23 U.S. World Cup Events

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Stifel Palisades Tahoe Cup, Feb. 25-26, 2023
FIS Men's World Cup // Giant Slalom, Slalom
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FIS Men's World Cup // Super-G, Downhill
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Mastro and Blackwell Third in Mammoth

Maddie Mastro and Chase Blackwell put down solid runs to land on the podium to close out the Toyota U.S. Grand Prix at Mammoth Mountain.

On another windy day in Mammoth, the athletes descended into the pipe in-between wind gusts to put on a show for the fans. Mastro led the women by finishing in third and Blackwell was on the podium for the first time in his career, also in third. 

Despite Fall, Diggins Rallies For Second-Straight Podium in Toblach
Jessie Diggins skied to her second-straight podium, finishing second in the 10k freestyle individual start FIS Cross Country World Cup in Toblach, Italy, Saturday.

Seymour Seventh, Winters 12th in Chamonix

It was an electric day in Chamonix, France with our Stifel U.S. Alpine Ski Team men putting two in the top 15. Jett Seymour led the men’s team with an incredible first run from bib 59 to 11th place, then he knocked it out of the park on a very tricky course set to ski into second, and ultimately got seventh place. Seymour made a mind blowing 52 bib jump.

Kuhn Fourth at Deer Valley
Kaila Kuhn led the Americans in aerials at the 2023 Intermountain Health Freestyle International

Birk and Wise Go First, Third at Mammoth

Birk Irving and David Wise were first and second in the wind-blown freeski halfpipe finals at the 2023 Toyota U.S. Grand Prix at Mammoth Mountain. 

When many thought the contest would be canceled due to high winds at Mammoth Mountain, the athletes still dropped into the pipe for the halfipipe finals. After a beautiful tribute to former U.S. Freeski Team athlete Kyle Smaine, where hundreds of current and former athletes, family and friends descended the pipe together, the contest went on.

Diggins Third in Toblach Skate Sprint

At the place of her first ever podium and first ever win, Jessie Diggins was back in the top three in the Toblach city sprint today, Feb. 3. 

For the final weekend of racing before the World Championships in Plancia, Slovenia, the U.S. Cross Country Ski Team is back in Toblach, Italy for a skate sprint, 10k skate and a 4x7.5k relay. 

Kauf Second; Strong U.S. Showing at Deer Valley
The U.S. Freestyle Ski Team put on a show on home snow

2023 Alpine World Championships to Air on NBC and Skiandsnowboard.live; NBC Broadcast Presented by Stifel

The FIS Alpine Ski World Championships in Courchevel-Meribel, France will be broadcast on NBC platforms and skiandsnowboard.live Feb. 6-19, 2023. The coverage by NBC is presented by Stifel and will feature live streaming on Peacock, five hours of  Alpine coverage on NBC and an additional 12 hours on CNBC covering Snowboard, Freeski and Freestyle.

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