PARK CITY, Utah — Olympic medalist Bryon Wilson, now head coach for Wasatch Freestyle, was named Freestyle Domestic Coach of the Year last week by the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Team organization. The association announced the selection on its Website. Wilson, 31, lives in Park City, Utah, where the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Teams train
READ MOREKRASNOYARSK, Russia — Team USA member Brad Wilson of Butte, Montana, broke onto the podium Saturday in World Cup freestyle ski competition. Wilson, a two-time Olympic contestant, copped a third-place finish in dual moguls for his first podium finish of the current World Cup season. The race was won by Canadian standout Mikael Kingsbury while
READ MORESHYMBULAK, Kazakhastan – The World Cup circuit for moguls in freestyle skiing competition moved to Europe this past week with finals Sunday in dual moguls at the Almaty hill and saw Jaelin Kauf of Team USA top the women’s podium, FIS-Ski reported on its website. Japanese star Ikuma Horishima won the men’s event with Canadian
READ MOREROSEVILLE, Minn. — Butte speedskater Will Silk placed seventh overall at the U.S. Long Track Age Group Nationals this weekend. Silk competed in the Junior C division. (Note, the “C” is an age group, not an ability level). He skated to sixth place in the 800-meters, as well as the 1,000 and 1,5000. He also
READ MOREFrom the FIS-Ski Web site Officials were forced to cancel the FIS Freestyle Dual Moguls World Cup slated for Sunday afternoon in Tazawako, Japan, after heavy fog throughout the day delayed competition to the point that it was impossible to successfully complete the in the time allotted. While the first part of the preliminary rounds took to the Tazawako
READ MOREButte High freshman Max Kluck is once again heading to the Junior National Cross Country Championships. Kluck, 15, will head to Truckee, California for the March 7-14 event. That comes one year after Kluck competed at nationals in Anchorage, Alaska. The Olympic hopeful will compete in the U16 division at the national meet. This time
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