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Kuhn Fourth, Lillis Fifth in Ruka

The U.S. Aerials Ski Team has a strong showing at the first FIS Freestyle World Cup aerials event of the season in Ruka, Finland. Kaila Kuhn was the top American woman, finishing just off the podium in fourth place, while Olympic gold medalist Chris Lillis was the top man in fifth place. The women’s team jumped well on a classic cold and clear evening in Finland, with all four women qualifying for finals. Both Kuhn and Winter Vinecki made it to the super finals, and Kuhn put down a strong jump to just miss the podium by less than 2 points. Winter Vinecki had a little trouble on her landing

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SBX Has Two in Top 10

The U.S. Snowboardcross Team had two athletes in the top 10 in the first Snowboardcross (SBX) World Cup races of the season in Les Deux Alpes, France.  Six athletes made the SBX finals, including Hagen Kearney, Jake Vedder, Cody Winters, Stacy Gaskill, Lindsey Jacobellis and Faye Gulini.  "The weather was once again very challenging for the event," says Rob Fagan, Head Coach of the U.S. Snowboardcross Team. "High winds and limited visibility created extra challenges outside of an already challenging track, but the team is in good spirits and as a group it was great to

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Diggins Top Ten, Schumacher Top 20

Diggins Ninth in 20k Classic Mass Start Coming off a victory in the 10k and a fourth in the skate sprint, Jessie Diggins rounds out the Cross Country World Cup in Lillehammer, Norway with a ninth place in today's 20k classic mass start and teammate Gus Schumacher skied a smart race and ended the weekend with a 17th place finish.  Diggins started the race in the lead pack and promptly finished in the lead pack, only 5.5 seconds back from the winner, Frida Karlsson of Sweden. In typical mass start fashion, it was chaos from the start, as over 57 racers descend onto the 3.3k lap

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Career-Best Day for Ogden

Jessie Diggins finished fourth to lead four U.S. Ski Team athletes into the 10 in the FIS Cross Country World Cup freestyle sprint in Lillehammer, Norway, Saturday.

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Several Top Ten Results in Ruka

The U.S. Freestyle Moguls Team had six athletes in the top ten at the debut World Cup of the season in Ruka, Finland.  Olivia Giaccio led the women's team in fourth, with teammate Jaelin Kauf right behind in fifth place. Elizabeth Lemley, an up-and-coming talent on the team, finished in seventh.  For the men, Nick Page led the way with a fourth place finish with teammates Dylan Walczyk and Cole McDonald in seventh and eighth.  RESULTS Women's Moguls Men's Moguls   

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Diggins Wins 10k Skate

Jessie Diggins skied to her 13th individual World Cup win - tying her former teammate Kikkan Randall for the most U.S. World Cup Cross Country victories - in Friday's opening 10k individual start in Lillehammer, Norway.

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Collegiate Impact Award

Release courtesy of the United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee U.S. Ski & Snowboard announced today it is honoring the University of Utah as the winner of its 2022 U.S. Ski & Snowboard Collegiate Impact Award, which honors the top-contributing school on the 2022 U.S. Olympic skiing and snowboarding teams in Beijing. As part of the recognition, Mark Harlan, director of athletics at Utah, will be honored during the Team USA Collegiate Recognition Awards that will run in conjunction with the National Football Foundation’s 64th Annual Awards celebration on Dec. 6, 2022, in Las

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How to Watch

The season is coming and ski and snowboard fans worldwide are excited to cheer on their favorite athletes as they compete in the 2022-23 season. But between all ski and snowboard sports, there are dozens of World Cup races, and watching on television or streaming is a little complicated. We’re here to simplify the process so all you have to do is cheer. There are three main ways to watch U.S. Ski & Snowboard athletes compete all over the world; through Outside+, NBC/Peacock and through skiandsnowboard.live.    How to Watch DOMESTIC U.S. World Cups: Outside+ and NBC

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Heroic Initiative is Launched

U.S. Ski & Snowboard announces the launch of the Heroic Initiative—a movement celebrating and empowering women in skiing and snowboarding. The multi-faceted program will be brought to life at the newly renamed 2022 Heroic Killington Cup presented by Stifel, the world’s most attended women’s FIS World Cup, as a space to discuss, honor and lead innovation in women in skiing and snowboarding. Stifel is the first partner of an activation as part of the Heroic program.  The initiative is designed to celebrate the power of women while also investing in their future success. In the 2022

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Whether you’re an athlete who wants to compete, a fan who wants to follow the action, a parent, coach, or you just want to support the team, U.S. Ski & Snowboard has a program for you! We're built around one common goal - to provide the right resources for athletes who are inspired to be the Best in the World!

2022-23 U.S. World Cup Events

U.S. Alpine World Cup Events

Xfinity Birds of Prey, Dec. 2-4, 2022
FIS Men's World Cup // Super-G, Downhill
Beaver Creek, Colorado

Palisades Tahoe, Feb. 25-26, 2023
FIS Men's World Cup // Giant Slalom, Slalom
Tahoe, California

America's Downhill, March 3-5, 2023
FIS Men's World Cup // Super-G, Downhill
Aspen, Colorado

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River Radamus Breaks Top 20 on Domestic Soil

A beautiful Sunday in Beaver Creek for super-G. Norwegian skier Aleksander Kilde winning the weekend, two days in a row at the Birds of Prey hill. Again, Swiss skier, Marco Odermatt, taking second. 

Kuhn Fourth, Lillis Fifth in Ruka World Cup

The U.S. Aerials Ski Team has a strong showing at the first FIS Freestyle World Cup aerials event of the season in Ruka, Finland. Kaila Kuhn was the top American woman, finishing just off the podium in fourth place, while Olympic gold medalist Chris Lillis was the top man in fifth place.

Two in Top Ten in Les Deux Alpes SBX World Cup

The U.S. Snowboardcross Team had two athletes in the top 10 in the first Snowboardcross (SBX) World Cup races of the season in Les Deux Alpes, France. 

Six athletes made the SBX finals, including Hagen Kearney, Jake Vedder, Cody Winters, Stacy Gaskill, Lindsey Jacobellis and Faye Gulini. 

Diggins Top Ten, Schumacher Top 20 in Lillehammer 20k Classic
Diggins Ninth in 20k Classic Mass Start

Coming off a victory in the 10k and a fourth in the skate sprint, Jessie Diggins rounds out the Cross Country World Cup in Lillehammer, Norway with a ninth place in today's 20k classic mass start and teammate Gus Schumacher skied a smart race and ended the weekend with a 17th place finish. 

Ryan Cochran-Siegle Snags Another Top Ten in Downhill

The men’s Birds of Prey Downhill went off Saturday thanks to the help of the hundreds of volunteers and course workers. The workers helping to prepare the hill after the day's previous snow storm that brought 14 inches to the course hill. 

Several Top Ten Results in Ruka

The U.S. Freestyle Moguls Team had six athletes in the top ten at the debut World Cup of the season in Ruka, Finland. 

Olivia Giaccio led the women's team in fourth, with teammate Jaelin Kauf right behind in fifth place. Elizabeth Lemley, an up-and-coming talent on the team, finished in seventh. 

For the men, Nick Page led the way with a fourth place finish with teammates Dylan Walczyk and Cole McDonald in seventh and eighth. 

RESULTS

Women's Moguls

Four Americans In Top 10 In Lillehammer Sprint
Jessie Diggins finished fourth to lead four U.S. Ski Team athletes into the 10 in the FIS Cross Country World Cup freestyle sprint in Lillehammer, Norway, Saturday.

Diggins Wins in Lillehammer
Jessie Diggins skied to her 13th individual World Cup win - tying her former teammate Kikkan Randall for the most U.S. World Cup Cross Country victories - in Friday's opening 10k individual start in Lillehammer, Norway.
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