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Goldschmidt Named President & CEO

U.S. Ski & Snowboard announced today the appointment of Sophie Goldschmidt as the organization’s next President and CEO. Goldschmidt will officially begin on October 18th, taking over for current President and CEO Tiger Shaw. Goldschmidt will be relocating from Los Angeles to Park City, Utah.  In her career, Goldschmidt has held numerous leadership, commercial and marketing roles with several of the world’s most well-known and prestigious organizations - most recently as CEO of the World Surf League (WSL). Prior to that, she held executive positions at the National

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Women’s Speed in Switzerland

The women’s alpine speed team would normally be heading to South America for their final Southern Hemisphere camp before making their way back up north to the U.S. Ski Team Speed Center at Copper Mountain, Colo. However, for the second year in a row, the women’s speed team is heading to the glaciers of Switzerland.

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Aerials' Team Fundraiser

The U.S. Aerials Ski Team hosted a virtual pool party in celebration of their first-ever team-specific fundraising effort.

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Toyota U.S. Grand Prix & Visa Big Air Announced

U.S. Ski & Snowboard today announced three U.S. Olympic freeski and snowboard qualifying stops for the Olympic Winter Games Beijing 2022: the Toyota U.S. Grand Prix series and the Visa Big Air presented by Toyota. The world’s best freeskiers and snowboarders will compete in halfpipe and slopestyle at the Toyota U.S. Grand Prix events at Copper Mountain in Colorado and Mammoth Mountain in California, and big air at the Visa Big Air presented by Toyota at Colorado’s Steamboat Ski Resort. The Toyota U.S. Grand Prix is the longest-running winter action sports tour and has served as a

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SKI: First Ski Shoot Featuring and Shot by BIPOC

U.S. Ski Team alumna Lauren Samuels and brother Justin Samuels went to Powder Mountain in Utah to participate in a photoshoot with Olympian and X Games standout Errol Kerr, shot by the legendary Stan Evans.

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Nyman Progressing, Eyeing Comeback Season

Olympian and "King of the Saslong," Steven Nyman, who suffered a right Achilles tendon injury in August 2020 at Official Training Site Timberline Resort & Ski Area, is currently training with the men's speed team in Zermatt, Switzerland in their second of two late summer camps at the resort.  Nyman, who caught up recently with Brian Pinelli in an article for Ski Racing Media, is "is pleased with his progress, still battling to overcome the effects of an Achilles tendon injury suffered at Mt. Hood, Oregon, in August 2020. He concedes, now at age 39 and the father of two

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Moving On Up

With a third-place finish in last season's 10km freestyle in Davos, Hailey Swirbul from the Davis U.S. Cross Country Team landed her maiden World Cup podium.

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Merryweather Sidelined with Broken Leg

*This story was updated on September 22.* This season was supposed to be Olympian Alice Merryweather's comeback season, after sitting out the 2020-21 season to take the time needed to focus on health and happiness as she pursued intensive treatment for an eating disorder. All signs were pointing towards brighter days, as Merryweather tackled a successful strength and conditioning period as well as return-to-snow camps in Official Training Site Mammoth Mountain, Calif., and then Saas-Fee, Switzerland with many bright moments both on and off the mountain with her teammates.

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Ski Jumping, Nordic Combined U.S. Olympic Team Trials Coming To Lake Placid Dec. 24-25
The U.S. Olympic Trials for the sports of ski jumping and Nordic combined will take place at the Olympic Jumping Complex and Mt. Van Hoevenberg in Lake Placid on Dec. 24 and 25.

Women’s Speed in Switzerland
The women’s alpine speed team would normally be heading to South America for their final Southern Hemisphere camp before making their way back up north to the U.S. Ski Team Speed Center at Copper Mountain, Colo. However, for the second year in a row, the women’s speed team is heading to the glaciers of Switzerland.

Aerials Hosts Virtual Pool Party to Celebrate Team Fundraiser
The U.S. Aerials Ski Team hosted a virtual pool party in celebration of their first-ever team-specific fundraising effort.

SKI: We Can All Learn From the First Ski Shoot Featuring and Shot by BIPOC
U.S. Ski Team alumna Lauren Samuels and brother Justin Samuels went to Powder Mountain in Utah to participate in a photoshoot with Olympian and X Games standout Errol Kerr, shot by the legendary Stan Evans.

Nyman Progressing at Zermatt, Eyeing Comeback Season

Olympian and "King of the Saslong," Steven Nyman, who suffered a right Achilles tendon injury in August 2020 at Official Training Site Timberline Resort & Ski Area, is currently training with the men's speed team in Zermatt, Switzerland in their second of two late summer camps at the resort. 

FIS Features Hailey Swirbul - The Most Successful U.S. Junior Athlete On The Rise
With a third-place finish in last season's 10km freestyle in Davos, Hailey Swirbul from the Davis U.S. Cross Country Team landed her maiden World Cup podium.

Ganong Featured in FIS Behind the Scenes

Olympian Travis Ganong was featured in the International Ski Federation's most recent Behind the Scenes feature. “For me, being able to ski for my profession is just a bonus.” As a young kid who grew up skiing basically outside of his back door in Tahoe, speed skier Travis Ganong found his passion in skiing, and that passion is stronger now than ever.
 

In Comeback Season, Merryweather Sustains Broken Leg

*This story was updated on September 22.*

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