Canadian snowboarder Grondin closes World Cup season with victory
Canada's Eliot Grondin closed out the men's snowboard cross season Sunday with a victory at the Veysonnaz World Cup.
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France's Tessa Worley lands giant slalom World Cup title after dramatic finale in Courchevel
Tessa Worley won her second giant slalom World Cup title after a thrilling final day of the season in Courchevel. In a nail-biting climax to the six-month long, 37-race campaign, Worley — who finished fifth — had to wait until the very last run for her fate to be determined.
Alpine skiing-France's Worley pips Shiffrin, Hector to win giant slalom title
France's Tessa Worley denied Mikaela Shiffrin a 13th Alpine skiing crystal globe when she won the giant slalom World Cup title in the last race of the season in Meribel, France on Sunday.
Canada's Einarson routs Italy in women's world curling championship opener
Canada's Kerri Einarson opened the women's world curling championship on Saturday with a 9-2 win over Stefania Constantini of Italy.
Jakara Anthony becomes all-time leading season medallist in winter sports after World Cup silvers
Olympic moguls champion Jakara Anthony has become Australia's most successful winter sports athlete in a single season after winning her 12th medal at the women's moguls World Cup final in Megève, France.
Canada's Thompson, Leman pick up podium finishes at ski cross World Cup
Canada's Marielle Thompson finished second in the final women's ski cross World Cup event to secure a bronze medal for the season in Veysonnaz, Switzerland on Saturday.
Former World Cup winner Stefan Kraft picks up ski flying win in Oberstdorf as Ryoyu Kobayashi retains yellow bib
Stefan Kraft edged out a trio of Slovenians to claim his 25th individual World Cup win in the men's flying hill event in Oberstdorf. The legendary Austrian was at his imperious best in the German mountains, with high marks from the judges seeing him edge out Ziga Jelar by two points, the winner finishing on 413.0 after posting jumps of 232m and 207m.
Ramona Theresia Hofmeister secures World Cup title on home soil with third-place finish, Lee Sang-ho takes men's title
Germany's Ramona Theresia Hofmeister was crowned overall Alpine Snowboard World Cup champion for a third straight year at her home meeting in Berchtesgaden. The 25-year-old was in pole position after winning the previous leg in Rogla, and completed the job with a third-placed finish here, beating Beijing 2022 Olympic silver medallist Daniela Ulbing of Austria in the bronze medal race.