Klingenthal, Germany – Three Americans finished in the top 10 Sunday as the women’s ski jumping Continental Cup schedule resumed in a downpour at the former East German nordic center. Jessica Jerome (Park City, UT) earned her first podium of the season, finishing third, with Lindsey Van (also Park City) fourth and Abby Hughes (also … Continue reading Jerome Lands on Ski Jumping Podium →

Lake Wanaka, New Zealand – U.S. Olympic snowboarders Mason Aguirre (Mammoth Lakes, CA) and Kelly Clark (West Dover, VT) continued their dominance of the Burton New Zealand Open today, winning the halfpipe contest less than 24 hours after claiming quarterpipe victories. Aguirre’s huge run led a U.S. Snowboarding sweep of the men’s podium with Midwesterners … Continue reading U.S. Snowboarders Sweep Men’s Burton NZ Open Halfpipe →

Golden (BC), Canada – With an estimated C$150 million already invested at Kicking Horse Mountain Resort turning the new British Columbia ski and snowboard resort’s vision into reality, the momentum is expected to continue over the coming three years with additional infrastructure and real estate projects. Resort officials announced yesterday that they anticipate new commitments … Continue reading B.C. Ski Resort to Spend Another C$100 Million →

Lake Wanaka, New Zealand – Elena Hight (South Lake Tahoe, CA) and Scotty Lago (Seabrook, NH) bombed the quarterpipe at snowboarding’s Burton New Zealand Open Friday night with Hight boosting the biggest air for the women on the 20-foot lighted quarter while Lago stomped a 1080 to win the men’s best trick. n But it … Continue reading U.S. Snowboarders Top New Zealand Open Quarterpipe →

Lake Wanaka, New Zealand – The Burton NZ Open kicked off to a flying start Thursday at New Zealand’s Snow Park, with judges impressed by the high snowboarding standards set in the slopestyle event. n American snowboarder Kevin Pearce goes big at the opening slopestyle event of the Burton NZ open. The event took place … Continue reading Burton NZ Open Kicks Off with Slopestyle →

Boise, ID – Less than six months ago, 2002 Olympian Dane Spencer (Boise, ID) broke his neck in a ski racing crash; today, he’s up and walking without a cane or crutches…and planning his return to skiing, possibly this winter. n “Things are going well. I don’t have any complaints. In general, I’m healing more … Continue reading Ski Racer Spencer Continues Near-Miracle Recovery →

Mt. Buller, Australia – A decision will be made Monday on whether the freestyle World Cup ski season will begin as scheduled Sept. 2-3 with two aerials contests as Mount Buller, like much of Australia’s ski country, is mired in a snow drought, officials said today. nStuart Aldred, events manager for the World Cup organizing … Continue reading Australian Snow Drought Threatens World Cup Freestyle Skiing Openers →