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Diggins Third, Brennan Fifth

Jessie Diggins was back on the podium in the Les Rousses 10k skate individual start, ending the day in third place. Diggins had a strong race, maintaining a top-three time throughout every kilometer marker on the course. Rosie Brennan was within reach of podium and powered through for a fifth-place result among the strong field of women.  "It was so fun to be back on the podium and honestly so happy for the whole team," said Diggins. "It's been so cool this week and last weekend to see the first World Cup starts for some of our team. Today, I made a promise to myself that I was going

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Shiffrin First, Moltzan, O'Brien in Top Ten

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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Shiffrin Makes History with 83

Stifel U.S. Alpine Ski Team athlete Mikaela Shiffrin secured her 83rd FIS World Cup win in Kronplatz, Italy to become the winningest woman skier of all time.

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U23/Junior XC Worlds Team

U.S. Ski & Snowboard has announced 22 athletes to represent the United States at the FIS Junior & U23 World Cross Country Championships from Jan. 28 through Feb. 4 in Whistler, British Columbia. The following athletes have been selected to represent the United States at the upcoming FIS U23 and Junior World Nordic Championships. U23 World Championship Team Women Sophia Laukli - Yarmouth, ME; University of Utah/U.S. Cross Country Ski Team Novie McCabe - Winthrop, WA; University of Utah/U.S. Cross Country Ski Team Sydney Palmer-Leger - Park City, UT; University of Utah/U

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Ferreira, Irving Go 1-2 in Calgary

Alex Ferreira and Birk Irving go one-two to close out the back-to-back freeski halfpipe contests in Calgary, Canada. 

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USA Third In Team Sprint

Rosie Brennan and Julia Kern teamed up to finish third in Sunday’s FIS Cross Country World Cup team sprint in Livigno, Italy.

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Dehlinger First, Caldwell Second

Dehlinger wins first World Cup. Caldwell comes in second.

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Shiffrin Seventh in Cortina Super-G

On Sunday’s super-G in Cortina, Italy, Mikaela Shiffrin led the way for the Stifel U.S. Alpine Ski Team women with a seventh-place finish. It was another beautiful day on the gorgeous Cortina track for Norway's Ragnhild Mowinkel to take her third career victory. Austria’s Cornelia Huetter was second and Italian skier Marta Bassino third. Shiffrin was on pace for a podium much of the race until she got late and veered off line toward the end of her run. “I made a little error with my timing on the last turn on the course,” Shiffrin said. “And of course, it’s quite flat down here so

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Ganong Podiums on the Streif

Stifel U.S. Alpine Ski Team athlete Travis Ganong scored a podium finish at the hardest downhill on the World Cup circuit, taking third place at the Hahnenkammrennan in Kitzbuehel, Austria in front of a roaring international crowd. It was the first American podium in Kitzbuehel since Bode Miller in 2014. There was some snowfall at the Austrian venue, but that didn’t slow down the men, who threw themselves down the intimidatingly steep Streif track. Ganong started fourth and grabbed the lead to hang on while racer after racer crossed the finish line. “My goal this season was to push it

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2023 Aspen X Games Preview

In just a week, Buttermilk Mountain in Aspen, Colo. will welcome back the best freeskiers and snowboarders for three days of competition. Snowboarders and skiers from around the world will compete in various contests with over 30,000 fans expected to tune in. X Games Aspen kicks off on Friday, January 27th and goes through Sunday, January 29th. This year, 22 U.S. Ski & Snowboard athletes were invited to compete in the big air, slopestyle, knuckle huck and halfpipe contests.  Olympic gold medalist Alex Hall, who is the only skier to win the X Games in four

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2022-23 U.S. World Cup Events

U.S. Alpine World Cup Events

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

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

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Quinn Dehlinger

Dehlinger had his first World Cup win on Jan 21 - marking his first World Cup podium and first World Cup super finals appearance in aerials.
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Two in the Top 30 in Cortina Super-G

The Stifel U.S. Alpine Ski Team men’s speed took on a super-G in Cortina, Italy Saturday. The super-G's are an addition from past canceled races.

Stifel U.S. Alpine Ski Team athlete Ryan Cochran-Siegle led the way for the men’s team placing 21st. River Radamus had a fantastic race, with a large mistake, going from bib 58 to 27th place.

Shiffrin Claims her 85th Win, Moltzan Fifth

Mikaela Shiffrin continued her hot streak of wins in Spinderluv Mlyn on Saturday. Shiffrin smoked it down first run, taking the lead by 0.29 seconds ahead of German skier Lena Duerr.

“It has been so nice to come back here and race a slalom here, my feeling is so good on my skis right now and I feel so good,” said Shiffrin.

First Day of X Games Wraps Up With Big Air, Knuckle Huck and SuperPipe

The first of three days of unrivaled X Games competition wraps up in Aspen with strong results in the women's ski big air, men's ski knuckle huck and men's snowboard. 

Kauf Third in Val St. Come
After five weeks away from the competition circuit, Jaelin Kauf led the Americans at the FIS Moguls World Cup in Val St. Come, Canada, with her first podium of the season in third place. 

3x Olympic Medalist Goepper Retires from Freeskiing

Three-time Olympic medalist Nick Goepper announced that he is retiring from competitive freeskiing.

Diggins Third, Brennan Fifth in Les Rousses 10k

Jessie Diggins was back on the podium in the Les Rousses 10k skate individual start, ending the day in third place. Diggins had a strong race, maintaining a top-three time throughout every kilometer marker on the course. Rosie Brennan was within reach of podium and powered through for a fifth-place result among the strong field of women. 

Shiffrin's 83rd Win Spurs Free NASTAR Racing at Ikon Pass Resorts

In honor of Mikaela Shiffrin's record-breaking victories in Kronplatz, Italy to becoming the winningest woman skier in World Cup history, Ikon Pass parent company Alterra Mountain Co. is opening up the NASTAR courses at its resorts so all skiers can experience the joy of ski racing. 

Three in the Top 25 Under the Lights in Schladming

It’s not every season there is a nighttime giant slalom race, and the Stifel U.S. Alpine Ski Team men took control of the icy conditions, all placing in the top 25.

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