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Schoenefeld First, Lillis Third in Minsk

Justin Schoenefeld claimed his first career World Cup podium with a win, Chris Lillis stood next to him in third.

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Ford Podiums in Yuzawa Naeba GS

Tommy Ford battled rough course conditions in Niigata Yuzawa Naeba, Japan to take third place—his second podium of the season. Filip Zubcic of Croatia skied from 12th place first run to take his first FIS Ski World Cup victory by a commanding .74 seconds. Marco Odermatt of Switzerland was second. Conditions were challenging throughout the day, with rotten snow greeting the athletes in the morning. But as the day warmed up, moisture came out of the snow, making it heavy and wet—perfect conditions for Tommy, who grew up in the damp Pacific Northwest. “I just tapped into some old experience

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Soar Snags Fourth in Tazawako

Hannah Soar was just off the podium in the Tazawako, Japan FIS World Cup moguls competition on Saturday, finishing in fourth place. Perrine Laffont of France took the win with Japan’s Junko Hoshino taking second in front of the home crowd. Jakara Anthony of Australia was third. It was a dreary, gray day in Japan, but the weather didn't deter Hannah. The New England-born-and-raised woman charged through the rainy course to make it to the super final and performed her back tuck to cork seven on the bottom jump. She left a little time on the course—not skiing quite fast enough—but

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McKennis Leads the Way in DH

Alice Mckennis led the charge for the Land Rover U.S. Alpine Ski Team, landing in 16th in Saturday's sun-splashed downhill in Crans-Montana, Switzerland.  Under the Swiss sunshine for the second day in a row, Lara Gut-Behrami and countrywoman Corrine Suter went 1-2 with an Austrian in third, in what was an entirely different outcome than yesterday's .80-second margin victory from Lara. Just two one-hundredths of a second seprated Lara and teammate Corrine, and five one-hundredths of a second separated Lara and Austria's Nina Ortlieb, in third. After not having won a downhill since

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Johnson Fifth in Downhill

Breezy Johnson—who returned to competition from back-to-back knee injuries in January—matched her season-best from Bansko with a fifth-place on Friday in the first of two downhills in Crans-Montana, Switzerland to lead three Land Rover U.S. Alpine Ski Team athletes into the top 30.  For the second-straight day, the sun was shining down on the track, and though it was warm during the race, the temperatures dropped enough on Thursday night for the snow to firm up and create a surface that was a touch faster than in Thursday's downhill training run. The Swiss women really put on a

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Alpine Preview: Switzerland and Japan

The Land Rover U.S. Alpine Ski Team heads to Crans-Montana, Switzerland for the women's speed crew and Yuzawa Naeba, Japan for the mens' tech team this weekend. The women will tackle a rescheduled downhill from Rosa Khutor (Sochi), Russia, along with another downhill and an alpine combined at the Swiss venue, which appears to be in the best shape it's been in years. Breezy Johnson and Alice McKennis will lead the way for the women on a track that's flowy and "totally sendable," as Head Women's Speed Coach Chip White said in Thursday evening's team meeting. "It's not like

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Six Americans in Top 30

Jessie Diggins finished seventh and led a strong push by the Davis U.S. Cross Country Team with six athletes finishing in the top 30 in Thursday’s 34k freestyle Queen Stage of Ski Tour 2020.  “That was really fun, and really hard,” Jessie said. “It was an all-out effort, and I’m really proud of that since it was one of my big goals for this tour - to go all out every single race!” Rosie Brennan was 10th, Sadie Maubet Bjornsen was 11th, Julia Kern finished 19th and Rosie Frankowski was 29th. Therese Johaug led a podium sweep for Norway, with Ingvild Flugstad Oestberg in second

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Shiffrin Sports Illustrated Cover

It was February 1st, 2020—an unusually warm day in Alpe Cimbra, Trentino, Italy, home of the official European training base for the Land Rover U.S. Alpine Ski Team. Olympic and World Champion and FIS Ski World Cup overall leader Mikaela Shiffrin was there to begin a training block, but she was also there to achieve yet another career-first: become the first Olympic athlete in this sport era to receive a solo Sports Illustrated cover outside of an Olympic year. Mikaela was fresh off a two-for-three-win race weekend—a downhill and a super-G—and was fourth in the third event (downhill) in

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Schoenefeld First, Lillis Third in Minsk
Justin Schoenefeld claimed his first career World Cup podium with a win, Chris Lillis stood next to him in third.

Five Women Score Points in Ski Tour 2020 Classic Sprint

After a travel day from Meraker, Norway on Friday, the Davis U.S. Cross Country Ski Team arrived in Trondheim, Norway—the final destination of the Ski Tour 2020—for a classic sprint. Sophie Caldwell and Sadie Maubet Bjornsen were the top finishers for the Americans, finishing 14th and 16th, respectively.

With 10,000 Norwegians watching in the Granasen Ski Centre, Maiken Caspersen Falla put on a show in front of the home crowd to take the win. Linn Svahn of Sweden was second and Nadine Faehndrich of Switzerland third.

Soar Snags Fourth in Tazawako

Hannah Soar was just off the podium in the Tazawako, Japan FIS World Cup moguls competition on Saturday, finishing in fourth place.

Perrine Laffont of France took the win with Japan’s Junko Hoshino taking second in front of the home crowd. Jakara Anthony of Australia was third.

Mckennis Leads the Way in Crans-Montana Downhill

Alice Mckennis led the charge for the Land Rover U.S. Alpine Ski Team, landing in 16th in Saturday's sun-splashed downhill in Crans-Montana, Switzerland. 

Ford Podiums in Yuzawa Naeba Giant Slalom

Tommy Ford battled rough course conditions in Niigata Yuzawa Naeba, Japan to take third place—his second podium of the season.

Johnson Matches Season-Best, Fifth in Crans-Montana Downhill

Breezy Johnson—who returned to competition from back-to-back knee injuries in January—matched her season-best from Bansko with a fifth-place on Friday in the first of two downhills in Crans-Montana, Switzerland to lead three Land Rover U.S. Alpine Ski Team athletes into the top 30. 

Moguls' Double Feature in Japan
The U.S. Moguls Team competes in two events in Japan this week.

Aerials Continues World Cup Tour in Minsk
Aerials' competition continues in Minsk, Belarus, with a World Cup on Saturday and a synchro event on Sunday.
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