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Save on early March lift tickets at Lake Tahoe ski resorts with Liftopia.com

February 21, 2014 By Jeffrey Weidel

Who isn’t looking for a bargain, whether you’re out grocery shopping, searching for a big-ticket item like a car, or simply hunting for a good deal on a lift ticket to your favorite Lake Tahoe ski resort. Liftopia says it offers deals up to 85 percent off at more than 250 alpine ski resorts across […]

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Lake Tahoe’s Maddie Bowman joins David Wise as Olympic gold medal winner in freestyle halfpipe

February 21, 2014 By Jeffrey Weidel

Maddie Bowman helped solidify Lake Tahoe’s standing as a region that producers excellent halfpipe freestyle skiers. Bowman, who trains at Sierra-at-Tahoe ski resort, joined David Wise as a gold medalist, winning the women’s freestyle halfpipe Thursday at the Sochi Olympics. Wise, from Reno, does his training at Northstar California ski resort. Two days after Wise […]

Filed Under: Skiing, Uncategorized Tagged With: 2014 Winter Olympics, David Wise, Maddie Bowman, Olympic halfpipe, Olympic skiing, Sochi Olympics, women's freestyle halfpipe

David Wise – ‘The UnDude’ – captures gold medal in the inaugural men’s freestyle halfpipe

February 18, 2014 By Jeffrey Weidel

Nicknamed “The UnDude” by the New York Times, David Wise made Olympic history today, taking the gold medal at the Sochi Olympics in the first-ever men’s freestyle halfpipe event. Wise, who lives in Reno and trains at Northstar California ski resort in Lake Tahoe, won on a day when the snow and the conditions certainly […]

Filed Under: Featured, Skiing Tagged With: 2014 Winter Olympics, David Wise, men's skiing halfpipe, Olympic skiing, Sochi Olympics, The UnDude

U.S. skier Julia Mancuso fails to finish women’s giant slalom; Mikaela Shiffrin finishes 5th

February 18, 2014 By Jeffrey Weidel

The weather was miserable and it turned out to be a rather miserable day overall for U.S. Alpine skiers Tuesday at the 2014 Winter Olympics. Tina Maze of Slovenia dashed through the clouds and even rain to capture her second gold medal of the Sochi Olympics on Tuesday. Maze edged out silver medalist, Anna Fenninger […]

Filed Under: Featured, Skiing Tagged With: 2014 Winter Olympics, Mikaela Shiffrin, Olympic skiing, Sochi Olympics, Tina Maze, women's giant slalom

Commentary: Was Christin Cooper’s NBC interview with Bode Miller inappropriate?

February 18, 2014 By Jeffrey Weidel

One day after this controversial interview, the question lingers: Was U.S. skier Bode Miller pushed too far  Sunday in an NBC interview that kept probing his feelings regarding the death of his younger brother? It was certainly an emotional moment even before Miller agreed to the interview with NBC’s Christin Cooper. Miller had come up […]

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Commentary: Can Ligety, Shiffrin save U.S. alpine skiers from disappointment at Sochi?

February 17, 2014 By Jeffrey Weidel

There have certainly been disappointments regarding the U.S. Olympic Alpine ski team, which to date only has three medals overall at the 2014 Winter Olympics. After a promising start with Lake Tahoe’s Julia Mancuso earning a surprising bronze in women’s combined, U.S. Alpine skiers were shutout over the next four days until Andrew Weibrecht took […]

Filed Under: Featured, Skiing Tagged With: Bode MIller, Mikaela Shiffrin. Julia Mancuso, Olympic skiing, Sochi Olympics, Ted Ligety, U.S. Alpine skiers

Lake Tahoe’s Travis Ganong finishes 23rd in Olympic men’s super-G

February 16, 2014 By Jeffrey Weidel

There was no individual reason to rejoice for Travis Ganong following today’s super-G at the 2014 Winter Olympics. Ganong, who trains at Squaw Valley ski resort, was far from the podium, finishing 23rd in the super-G, an event that combines the speed of the downhill with the skills of a slalom racer and is a […]

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Bode Miller dedicates bronze medal to younger brother, who died a year ago

February 16, 2014 By Jeffrey Weidel

It was certainly an emotional day for Bode Miller, the aging U.S. Olympic alpine skier who is undoubtedly making his final appearance in the Winter Olympics. The 36-year-old Miller added one more Olympic medal Sunday, taking third place in the super-G at the Sochi Olympics. Canada’s Jan Hudec tied Miller for bronze. However, thoughts turned […]

Filed Under: Featured, Skiing Tagged With: 2014 Winter Olympics, Andrew Weibrecht, Bode MIller, Chelone Miller, Kjetil Jansrud, Olympic skiing, Sochi Olympics

Julia Mancuso 8th in women’s super-G; U.S. Alpine skiers struggling in Sochi

February 15, 2014 By Jeffrey Weidel

At the halfway point in the 2014 Winter Olympics, American Alpine skiers are not faring well. The results in Sochi: one medal – a bronze by Lake Tahoe’s Julia Mancuso in the super combined – is all the U.S. ski team has after Saturday’s women’s super-G. After five of 10 alpine races, the United States […]

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U.S. skier Julia Mancuso finishes 8th in women’s Olympic downhill

February 12, 2014 By Jeffrey Weidel

After capturing a bronz medal on Monday at the 2014 Winter Olympics in an event that’s not her best, Julia Mancuso failed to reach the medal podium today in an event that’s more her specialty. Mancuso, from Squaw Valley ski resort in Lake Tahoe, finished eighth in the women’s downhill at the Sochi Olympics. U.S. […]

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