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12/30/2025 |  Telluride Ski Resort Closed Indefinitely Due to Strike (SGB UPDATE) Telluride Ski Resort was closed on Monday, December 29, for the third consecutive day amid a ski patrol union strike aimed at securing higher wages and will remain closed indefinitely.
Telluride Ski Resort said on social media, “As a result of the Ski Patrol’s decision to strike, we have made the difficult decision to close the resort on Saturday, December 27. At this time, we do not know how long the strike will last. We will continue working on a plan that allows us to reopen safely as soon as possible.”

12/29/2025 |  Mikaela Shiffrin keeps World Cup slalom streak going but slams course conditions in night race (Associated Press (AP)) SEMMERING, Austria (AP) — After dominating the first four World Cup slaloms this season, Mikaela Shiffrin has only just managed to keep her winning streak intact ahead of the 2026 Olympics.
Not that Sunday’s night slalom in Austria, the final event of the calendar year, could make the American ski star particularly happy.

12/29/2025 |  Olympic sports weekend recap: Mikaela Shiffrin rallies to extend slalom streak (NBC Sports) In Olympic sports over the weekend, Mikaela Shiffrin rallied from fourth place after the first run for a sixth consecutive World Cup slalom win dating back to last season and record-extending 106th career World Cup victory in Semmering, Austria, on Sunday.

12/29/2025 |  Shiffrin roars back to win Semmering World Cup slalom (Reuters Sports) Dec 28 (Reuters) - Mikaela Shiffrin recovered from a tentative opening run to produce a precise second one under the floodlights and win the women's World Cup slalom in Semmering, Austria on Sunday.
Lying fourth and over half a second behind the leader after the first run, the American stormed back to beat Switzerland’s Camille Rast by 0.09 seconds, with Albania’s Lara Colturi finishing third.

12/19/2025 |  U.S. Ski & Snowboard CEO Sophie Goldschmidt explains the governing body’s winning marketing strategy (Gist Sports, The) Powered by the success of big-name athletes like Lindsey Vonn, Mikaela Shiffrin, and Chloe Kim, the org is ready to capitalize on the Olympic spotlight and unlock snow sports’ full marketing potential.