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Keystone Resort Pioneer Bill Bergman to be Inducted Into Colorado Ski & Snowboard Hall of Fame

February 21, 2012 8:30 am
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Keystone, CO - Bill Bergman will be inducted to the Colorado Ski & Snowboard Hall of Fame this October as a true pioneer of the ski industry and one of the founders of Colorado's Keystone Resort over 40 years ago. Keystone Resort’s history began in a cabin called the Alhambra, named after a nearby...

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Salt Lake City Restaurant and Theater to Host Benefit for Fallen Freeskiing Legend Jamie Pierre

February 21, 2012 8:00 am
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Jamie Pierre (photo: Lib Tech)

Salt Lake City, UT - Earlier this season one of skiing's greats was lost in an avalanche in the Wasatch. Jamie Pierre died last November in a tragic accident at a still-closed Snowbird Ski & Summer Resort that shocked the ski industry. He was one of skiing innovators, a friend to many skiers around...

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Dutch Prince in Critical Condition Following Off-Piste Avalanche in Austria

February 20, 2012 9:56 am
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Lech, Austria (file photo: MBL)

Lech, Austria - Dutch Prince Johan Friso van Oranje remains in critical but stable condition in an Austrian hospital after he was buried on Friday by an avalanche in the resort town of Lech. Friso, 43, was found unconscious after 20 minutes of searching the avalanche debris. He is the middle son of Queen...

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Avalanches in Washington Kill 4, Including 3 Ski Industry Professionals

February 20, 2012 9:00 am
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(photo: Stevens Pass Resort)

Stevens Pass, WA - It was a deadly weekend in Washington, where four backcountry travelers were killed in two separate nearby avalanches, including two well known ski industry professionals. The dead in a noon-time slide that struck a party of 13 experienced backcounty skiers near Stevens Pass ski area, 70 miles east of Seattle,...

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NCAA Wrestling Champ and Adaptive Sports Hero to Try Skiing For the First Time

February 18, 2012 9:00 am
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Anthony Robles (photo: ASU)

Truckee, CA -Today, MakeAHero.org and Northstar California Resort in Truckee will introduce Arizona State University wrestling phenom Anthony Robles to snow for the very first time. Accompanied by his family, Robles will have his first experience on snow at the , learning to ski from local adaptive sports instructor, Bill Bowness. “Anthony has never...

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Innerhofer Extends Relationship with Rossignol

February 15, 2012 11:41 am
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Christof Innerhofer (photo: Christian Jansky)

Chamonix, France - World Cup ski racer Christof Innerhofer has been attached to Rossignol since his early days and has decided to extend his association with the ski maker until 2014. With three medals at the Garmisch-Partenkirchen World Championships in 2011, the Italian has truly reached the summit. Through the extension, the ski racer...

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Moguls Skier Heather McPhie Signs On as Moonlight Basin Ski Ambassador

February 15, 2012 9:07 am
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Heather McPhie (photo: FTO/Marc Guido)

Big Sky, MT - Montana's Moonlight Basin ski resort has announced the addition of Heather McPhie to the resort team as official ambassador of the resort for the 2012 season. McPhie, a Montana native from nearby Bozeman, is an Olympian and U.S. Ski Team freestyle mogul skier who competed for the US Olympic Freestyle...

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A Look Back at 2002: Shannon Bahrke’s Silver Medal

February 10, 2012 12:02 pm
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Shannon Bahrke speaks to members of the media at Utah Olympic Park in Park City in December. (photo: FTO/Marc Guido)

Park City, UT -Ten years ago yesterday, Squaw Valley, Calif.’s young Shannon Bahrke kicked off the 2002 Olympic Winter Games with the silver medal in moguls on opening day at Deer Valley Resort in Park City. It was the first of 10 medals that U.S. skiers and snowboarders would earn in those Olympics –...

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Paralympian Completes First Back Flip on a Sit Ski

February 10, 2012 11:54 am
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Whistler (BC), Canada - Josh Dueck, a member of the Canadian Para-Alpine Ski Team, has realized his dream of doing a back flip on skis once again. He is now the first athlete known to complete the feat in a sit ski. Dueck a former freestyle coach who lived to be on the slopes,...

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Deer Valley Dedicates Ski Tow to Memory of Jeret Peterson

February 3, 2012 2:17 pm
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Jeret "Speedy" Peterson in Deer Valley, Utah. (photo: Gary Dickey)

Park City, UT - On the eve of the Visa Freestyle International World Cup, Utah's Deer Valley Resort on Wednesday renamed its unique freestyle aerials tow lift “The Hurricane” in memory of the late Jeret “Speedy” Peterson. The tow is used to shuttle aerials athletes to the top of the jump for the annual...

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