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2026 Ski Racing Camp Guide: Top Training Opportunities

2026 Ski Racing Camp Guide: Top Training Opportunities Around the WorldBy Katie Twible | Published On: March 17th, 2026The College Cup CampThe College Cup Camp offers a unique opportunity for accomplished rising U16 and FIS skiers to train directly with coaches from elite U.S. college programs. Athletes train in a team environment at one of the world’s premier summer ski racing venues while gaining valuable insight into the pathway to collegiate ski racing. In addition to on snow training, athletes and parents participate in seminars led by college coaches that cover NCAA regulations, recruiting, admissions, and what it takes to…

Mar 18th 2026

Loveland Ski Club Hiring Executive Director

Loveland Ski Club is Hiring an Executive DirectorLoveland Ski Club (LSC) is seeking an experienced and passionate Executive Director to lead one of the Rocky Mountain region's premier ski training organizations. This full-time, year-round leadership role oversees the operations, staff, and daily delivery of LSC's programs while ensuring a high-quality athlete and community experience.By Press ReleaseLoveland Ski Club operates at 10,800 feet in the Colorado Rockies and offers one of the longest and most consistent ski training seasons in the country. In partnership with Loveland Ski Area, the club delivers alpine and all-mountain programs grounded in skill development, safety, professionalism,…

Mar 17th 2026

Inghams: A Ski Holiday Experience

The Inghams Ski Holiday Experience15th March 2026 | Jane Peel, St Anton. AustriaIt is a long time since I have been on an Inghams ski holiday so, when my partner James and I decided to book a week away, we thought we could do worse than choose the company named Best Ski Operator 2025 by The Times & Sunday Times.NEW We are also fans of chalet holidays and we opted for an Inghams Choice chalet in the Austrian resort of St Anton. Chalet Albona is one of four 10 person chalets in the Mountain Lodge building. The chalets share a…

Mar 16th 2026

Logan Grosdidier Silver; USA Team Combined Silver

World Junior Championships open in Narvik with Super-G and Team CombinedThe first events of the World Junior Championships in Narvik, Norway got underway this week as the women’s and men’s Super-G and Team Combined delivered the first medals of the 2026 FIS Alpine Junior World Ski Championships.Top Results Snapshot — Narvik Junior World ChampionshipsWomen’s Super-G Podium1st Emy Charbonnier (FRA, 2005)2nd Logan Grosdidier (USA, 2008) [https://www.fis-ski.com/DB/general/results.html?sectorcode=AL&raceid=130843]3rd Pia Hauzenberger (AUT, 2005)Men’s Super-G Podium1st Victor Haghighat (FRA, 2007)2nd Sandro Manser (SUI, 2005, Atomic)3rd Jake Kertesz-Knight (CAN, 2005)After difficult conditions over opening days, all downhill training runs and the official downhill races were canceled…

Mar 13th 2026

Canada's Men's Alpine Skiing: Reflection on Performance

Canada’s Men’s Alpine Skiing: A Moment for ReflectionBy Katie Twible [https://skiracing.com/author/katie-twible/] Published On: March 11th, 2026Canada sent one male athlete to the 2026 FIS Alpine Junior World Championships. At the most recent Winter Olympic Games, Canada did not start a male skier in slalom or giant slalom. Either moment alone could reflect the circumstances of a single season. Together, they raise a broader question about the depth of Canada’s men’s alpine skiing pipeline. Jake Kertesz-Knight, Canada’s lone male athlete at Junior Worlds in Narvik, seized his opportunity and won bronze in the men’s super-G. His result confirmed that Canadian athletes…

Mar 12th 2026

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