A Surprising Finish at Killington World Cup

With temperatures soaring well over freezing and the racecourse getting chopped into ruts and loose potatoes, Mikaela Shiffrin watched from

Two U.S. Women Smoke Killington World Cup Slalom

Vermont has been the training ground for most of the U.S. women racing the Killington Homelight World Cup slalom today.

On a foggy Sunday morning in late November 2018, Paula Moltzan, then a sophomore at University of Vermont, stood at

The photo above was on Nov. 3. The photo below is dated Nov. 6. Both are of Killington’s upper trails.

After a year’s hiatus due to Covid-19 the best women slalom ski racers are returning to Killington Thanksgiving weekend of

Ever since Covid-19 has hit, the prospect of a season of 2020/2021 World Cup races has been in limbo. Last

Following a season that was brought to an abrupt halt by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Federation International de Ski (FIS),

A ski season for the Women’s World Cup that expected to go out with a bang, went silently with a