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Gulini Second, Kearney Third at Chiesa in Valmalenco

The U.S. Snowboardcross Team continued their early-season success on Sunday with Faye Gulini earning her second podium in as many days finishing in second, and Hagen Kearney claiming third in the final race of the Chiesa in Valmalenco World Cup in Italy.  While Gulini was confident from her podium performance on Saturday, she knew she would have to maintain the elements of her riding that have proved fruitful thus far.  “I didn’t come into today thinking I had it in the bag and knew I would have to work for it, maybe even more so than yesterday,” said a thrilled Gulini. “After

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Ganong Top American in Kitzbuehel

Travis Ganong was again the top Land Rover U.S. Alpine Ski Team member in the Hahnenkamm downhill in Kitzbuehel, Austria, taking 12th place. Jared Goldberg also finished in the points in 24th. After the second downhill was postponed on Saturday due to weather conditions, Sunday’s sun stayed behind the clouds, making it feel like the lights were off for the men on the storied Strief track. But the race got off with only a short delay to see Beat Feuz of Switzerland take his second win of the weekend. He joined a small crew of men that have won two Hahnenkamm downhills on the same

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Vinecki First; Lillis Second

Winter Vinecki led the Americans and topped the podium at the FIS Aerials World Cup under the lights in the Moscow city event Jan. 23.

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Kim Victorious at Laax Open

Chloe Kim is back! After a 22 month hiatus from competition, Kim has not skipped a beat. Reminiscent of Jamie Anderson’s performance in slopestyle one day prior, the defending Olympic and World Champion came in clutch on Saturday in her final run to take the win and earn her third Laax Open title.  “I’m so excited,” said Kim. “The 30-minute wait in between runs was so nerve racking, but I just tried to visualize over and over and talk to my coaches. I was able to stay positive the whole time, which I think really helped me. I couldn’t ask for more.” After an uncharacteristic fall in

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Lahti Team Relay

It was a glitter, face paint, and team socks kind of day as the FIS Cross Country World Cup season continued with the team relays Sunday in Lahti, Finland. Although Norway once again swept the men and women’s races, the Davis U.S. Cross Country Ski Team’s spirit won the day. “Really proud of this team (the men and women’s) for giving it our all this morning,” said Jessie Diggins. “The highlight of my day was, of course, getting to hand out the socks and put the USA face paint on our guys and gals. I love the team spirit of relay day and it keeps racing fun!” The women’s 4x5k event and

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Wright Scores Again in Crans-Montana

Young gun Bella Wright was the top Land Rover U.S. Alpine Ski Team finisher in the super-G in Crans-Montana, Switzerland in 28th place—her fifth points-scoring result in as many races. Lara Gut-Behrami of Switzerland took the big victory, winning the race by almost a full second. Tamara Tippler of Austria was second and Federica Brignone of Italy third. Wright—who is skiing in her first full FIS World Cup season—couldn’t be more excited about the results that she’s been racking up so far this season. “I’m super pumped that I have been consistently in the points for

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Johnson Top Five in Crans-Montana

Land Rover U.S. Alpine Ski Team athlete Breezy Johnson grabbed yet another top-five result in Saturday’s FIS Ski World Cup downhill at Crans-Montana, Switzerland—her fifth-straight top five in downhill this season. Bella Wright continued the points-scoring momentum, landing in 25th.  Snow fell overnight once again, but the Swiss Army came to the rescue at Crans-Montana, clearing the track and enabling a fair and safe race to take place, despite the fact that it was a bit soft. Italy’s Sofia Goggia won her fourth-straight downhill race and was joined on the podium by Switzerland’s Lara

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Anderson Wins Laax Open

Double-Olympic gold medalist Jamie Anderson earned her fifth Laax Open title in Switzerland on Thursday at the FIS Snowboard World Cup slopestyle season opener. “Today was really fun,” said Anderson. “I absolutely love to compete and it’s good to be back. I just wanted to go big, pop, grab and smile. I'm proud of myself for being able to stay mellow, keep it together, and put down the run I wanted to.” Anderson’s performance came as no surprise, but overcast skies, wind, and snow added an element of uncertainty to the competition. The day called for low light lenses and

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Ganong Leads Two in the Top 30 at Kitzbuehel Super-G
Travis Ganong was again the top Land Rover U.S. Alpine Ski Team member in Monday's rescheduled Hahnenkamm super-G in Kitzbuehel, Austria, finishing 27th.

Gulini Earns Back-to-Back Podiums; Kearney Third at Chiesa in Valmalenco

The U.S. Snowboardcross Team continued their early-season success on Sunday with Faye Gulini earning her second podium in as many days finishing in second, and Hagen Kearney claiming third in the final race of the Chiesa in Valmalenco World Cup in Italy. 

While Gulini was confident from her podium performance on Saturday, she knew she would have to maintain the elements of her riding that have proved fruitful thus far. 

Wright Scores Again in Crans-Montana

Young gun Bella Wright was the top Land Rover U.S. Alpine Ski Team finisher in the super-G in Crans-Montana, Switzerland in 28th place—her fifth points-scoring result in as many races.

Lara Gut-Behrami of Switzerland took the big victory, winning the race by almost a full second. Tamara Tippler of Austria was second and Federica Brignone of Italy third.

Ganong Top American in Kitzbuehel Downhill

Travis Ganong was again the top Land Rover U.S. Alpine Ski Team member in the Hahnenkamm downhill in Kitzbuehel, Austria, taking 12th place. Jared Goldberg also finished in the points in 24th.

Team Spirit Showcased at Lahti Team Relay

It was a glitter, face paint, and team socks kind of day as the FIS Cross Country World Cup season continued with the team relays Sunday in Lahti, Finland. Although Norway once again swept the men and women’s races, the Davis U.S. Cross Country Ski Team’s spirit won the day.

Kim Victorious at First Contest in 22 Months

Chloe Kim is back! After a 22 month hiatus from competition, Kim has not skipped a beat. Reminiscent of Jamie Anderson’s performance in slopestyle one day prior, the defending Olympic and World Champion came in clutch on Saturday in her final run to take the win and earn her third Laax Open title. 

Vinecki Golden in Moscow; Lillis Earns First Podium of the Season
Winter Vinecki led the Americans and topped the podium at the FIS Aerials World Cup under the lights in the Moscow city event Jan. 23.

Gulini Second in Season Opener at Chiesea in Valmalenco

Three-time Olympian Faye Gulini earned her third World Cup podium on Saturday with a second-place finish at the Chiesea in Valmalenco snowboardcross season opener in Italy. In her 14th season competing on the World Cup, Gulini credits her performance to experience. 

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