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  • Vonn back on podium in super G

    Vonn back on podium in super G

    By USSA LAKE LOUISE, Alberta — Just a day after leading a first-ever American podium sweep, Lindsey Vonn (Vail) on Sunday was back on the winner’s stand, finishing second in the season-opening Audi FIS Ski World Cup super G in Lake Louise. Julia Mancuso (Squaw Valley) was sixth, while Lara Gut of Switzerland took the […]

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  • Science puts the squeeze on compression garments

    Science puts the squeeze on compression garments

    By Teal Burrell, Outside As tight as they are bright, compression socks, sleeves, shorts, and pants promise to boost performance and recovery. But scientists aren’t entirely sure how — or if — compression gear works as advertised, questioning its usefulness in competition and recovery. We might be better off, they say, lounging around in compression […]

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  • U.S. women sweep Lake Louise downhill

    U.S. women sweep Lake Louise downhill

    By USSA LAKE LOUISE, Alberta – Lindsey Vonn (Vail) reclaimed her title as Queen of the Downhill at Lake Louise on Saturday, winning her 60th Audi FIS Ski World Cup and capping a first-ever U.S. Ski Team podium sweep. At the World Cup dubbed Lake Lindsey, she regained her crown as she pulled out the win […]

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  • Teter holds on for third at Sprint Grand Prix

    Teter holds on for third at Sprint Grand Prix

    By USSA COPPER MOUNTAIN, Colo. – U.S. riders put on an impressive early season showing at the Sprint U.S. Grand Prix on Saturday, clinching five of the six podium spots. Veteran Kelly Clark led an American sweep on the women’s side, with Taylor Gold taking home top honors for the men. This is the first year […]

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  • Pile burning scheduled for LT Basin

    Pile burning scheduled for LT Basin

    The Lake Valley Fire Protection District, California State Parks, Nevada Division of Forestry and the U.S. Forest Service will continue prescribed fire operations near Sugar Pine Point State Park, Pioneer Trail and Washoan Boulevard, Ski Run Boulevard near Heavenly, Luther Pass, Spooner Summit, and Lake Tahoe Nevada State Park in Slaughterhouse Canyon. Operations will last […]

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  • Strong opener for women’s speed team

    Strong opener for women’s speed team

    By USSA LAKE LOUISE, Alberta — Laurenne Ross (Bend, Ore.) led a solid effort by the U.S. Ski Team’s women’s speed squad on Dec. 5 that saw four athletes in the top nine, including Lindsey Vonn (Vail). It was the strongest U.S. women’s downhill team performance in two seasons. Tina Maze of Slovenia took the win […]

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  • Ganong in top 5 at Beaver Creek

    Ganong in top 5 at Beaver Creek

    By USSA BEAVER CREEK — It was a huge day Dec. 5 for the Americans in Beaver Creek, with Steven Nyman pulling off a third place podium finish and Travis Ganong of Squaw Valley grabbing fifth place. Kjetil Jansrud of Norway, who won the super G and downhill in Lake Louise last week, took another […]

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  • Wise dominates at Grand Prix

    Wise dominates at Grand Prix

    By USSA A heated early season battle went down Dec. 5 at the first stop of the Sprint U.S Grand Prix tour in Copper Mountain, Colo., with Olympic Champion David Wise of Reno and New Zealander Janina Kuzma taking home top honors. The new three run, best run counts format gave today’s finalist a lot […]

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  • Mancuso makes a name for herself as big-wave surfer

    Mancuso makes a name for herself as big-wave surfer

    By Grant Davis, Outside Weeks before the start of the World Cup ski racing season, Julia Mancuso decided to go surfing. That’s not so unusual — Mancuso has long surfed from her off-season base in Maui. This time, however, the Squaw Valley ski racer chose to try the thunderous wave Cloudbreak in Fiji, using a […]

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  • Prizes for coyote hunting banned by Calif. panel

    Prizes for coyote hunting banned by Calif. panel

    By Angel Jennings, Los Angeles Times California Fish and Game officials vote to prohibit contests for hunting coyotes and other nongame animals The California Fish and Game Commission voted Wednesday to ban hunting contests that award prizes for nongame animals such as coyotes, beavers and bobcats. In a 4-1 vote, the commission prohibited “giving inducements […]

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