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Newry, ME - Strong season pass sales, momentum brought by new ownership, a lengthy ski season, a snowy winter in New England’s urban corridor and continued snowmaking enhancements combined to make 2007-08 the busiest winter ever at Maine’s two largest ski resorts. The record seasons come during Sunday River and Sugarloaf's first year as a member of the Boyne Resorts family.
Whistler (BC), Canada - Eager to master the 2010 Olympic trails early on, the U.S. Cross Country Ski Team headed to Whistler for its summer training camp to get a feel for the terrain they will be competing on in less than two years.
McCall, ID - Brundage Mountain celebrated its latest closing day ever on Saturday, after abundant and consistent snowfall allowed the the Idaho ski and snowboard resort to extend its operations four weekends longer than originally scheduled.
Mt. Hood, OR - Oregon's Mt. Hood Meadows ski and snowboard resort ended its 2007-08 winter season on Sunday in the face of a warm weather forecast for the week ahead.
Calgary, Canada - Canada’s alpine ski teams have added veteran leadership to their World Cup coaching staff, announcing Friday that Jim Pollock and Mark Sharp are rejoining the Ladies team while Dusan Grasic will take control of the Men's technical team.
Park City, UT - Mammoth Mountain ski area Chairman and CEO Rusty Gregory, a longtime ski resort industry veteran, has been named as a trustee of the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Team Foundation, according to U.S. Ski and Snowboard Association President and CEO Bill Marolt.
Whistler (BC), Canada - The U.S. Disabled Cross Country Ski Team is training on the 2010 Paralympic cross country skiing venue at the Whistler Olympic Park in the Callaghan Valley this week. It is the Team's first time on the trails where they hope to win Paralympic medals two years from now.
McLean, VA - The ski and snowboard retail equipment market grew by $280 million to reach $2.97 billion for the 2007-08 winter season, up from approximately $2.69 billion in all channels last season. Equipment sales were relatively flat in specialty shops and chain stores but increased by more than $40 million in online sales, according to figures released this week by SnowSports Industries America (SIA).
Aspen, CO - The Winter X Games will be held January 22-25, 2009 at Colorado's Aspen/Snowmass ski and snowboard resort, organizers announced today. The annual event features athletes from across the globe competing for medals and prize money in the following sports: Skiing, Snowboard and Snowmobile.
Windham, NY - Joan Oldknow has been hired as Windham Mountain’s new communications manager. In many ways, it’s been a homecoming for her.
Snowbird, UT - With more than 11 feet of snow on the ground at mid-mountain, Utah's Snowbird Ski & Summer Resort announced today that it will extend its ski season into June and possibly beyond.
Whistler (BC), Canada - After a snowy six month hiatus, construction on Whistler Blackcomb’s new $51 million CAN Peak 2 Peak Gondola has resumed, with completion of the record breaking ski lift slated for this December, just before the busy winter season swings into high gear.
Park City, UT - Olympian and U.S. champion Libby Ludlow (Seattle, WA) has retired after 10 years of competition with the U.S. Ski Team, according to Alpine Director Jesse Hunt. Ludlow, who accomplished her many successes during one of the strongest decades in U.S. skiing history, said she was proud of her accomplishments on the Team and looked forward to her future.
Telluride, CO - Telluride Ski Resort will for the first time next winter provide lift access to Revelation Bowl, increasing the Colorado ski area's vertical drop to nearly 4,000 vertical feet, one of the tallest in the U.S. This above-treeline terrain, located directly off the back side of Telluride's Gold Hill and Chair 14, will be served by a new Leitner-Poma quad chairlift.
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