Colorado Springs, CO – The U.S. Olympic Committee (USOC) has honored the U.S. Cross Country Ski Team with its Team of the Month Award for November. The Team made history Nov. 25 in Gaellivare, Sweden with its first ever relay podium, finishing third in the women’s 4x5k team … Continue Reading ››
Big Sky, MT – In Montana, Big Sky Resort has had several snowstorms and 1,378 acres open so far this season with a current base depth of 32 inches. Colorado resorts, by contrast, have subsisted thus far this season largely on man-made snow. Resort officials are inviting any unlimited season passholder at any ski resort … Continue reading Don’t Like the Skiing at Home in Colorado? Head to Montana for Free Instead
Lebanon, NH – Best known for its line of ski bindings and apparel, Marker is set to enter the protective equipment category with its new Marker Protective Snow Equipment collection. First to launch will be a complete range of snow sports helmets and goggles, featuring advancements in protection technology, comfort, and styling for men, women, … Continue reading Marker to Launch Own Line of Ski Helmets and Goggles
Scranton, PA – Northeastern Pennsylvania’s Snö Mountain can be sold to satisfy its creditors, a federal bankruptcy judge has determined. Facing $24.2 million of debt plus city tax liens that amount to nearly $420,000, an IRS debt of over $407,000 and state taxes of $946,623, the consortium of Philadelphia area businessmen who own the 1,000 … Continue reading Bankruptcy Judge OKs Sale of Pennsylvania’s Snö Mountain
Albany, NY – Whether you are an avid skier or snowboarder, or have been contemplating learning how to ski or ride, there is no better time than the present to experience one of New York State’s more than 50 ski areas, for from now until January 9 the Ski Areas of New York (SANY) are … Continue reading New York State Ski Resorts Put Up 10,000 Lift Tickets for $10 Each
Montafon, Austria – Squaw Valley, Calif.’s veteran snowboard cross rider Nate Holland and newcomer Hagen Kearney, of Telluride, Colo., stuck together for an impressive win at the FIS World Cup team race in Montafon, Austria on Saturday. “It was awesome. I always enjoy team races,” said Holland. “After
Montafon, Austria – A summer of intense training paid off in a gold medal performance Saturday for Canadian snowboarder Dominique Maltais. The 32-year-old from Petite-Rivière-Saint-François, Quebec, won a course-long duel with Raffaella Brutto of Italy to kick off the women’s 2012-13 snowboard cross season with her first World Cup victory outside Canada in two years. … Continue reading Maltais Wins Snowboard Cross Gold at Montafon World Cup
