Mikaela Shiffrin wanted a 100th World Cup win. Instead, she shook Killington with a surprising rise and fall.
The Vermont-schooled Olympian aimed to make Alpine skiing history at the international racing circuit’s Thanksgiving weekend stop in the Green Mountain State. The “boilerplate ice” course had other plans.
Mikaela Shiffrin led after the first run of a giant slalom in Killington, Vermont, but crashed during the second run.
With Shiffrin out of contention on Sunday, Paula Moltzan was the only member of the US Ski Team to make it to the second run. However, she crashed in her second run and did not finish. Camille Rast of ...
Switzerland's Camille Rast won the Killington slalom on Sunday, taking full advantage of the absence of injured Mikaela ...
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Century-chasing Shiffrin to miss Killington slalom after heavy crashMikaela Shiffrin will miss a second chance to clinch a historic 100th World Cup victory in alpine skiing later on Sunday ...
Mikaela Shiffrin will look to move further into uncharted territory this weekend in Killington, Vermont, where she will seek ...
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Parts of Vermont feast on snow for ThanksgivingIt was over the river and through the snow for some people in our region on Thanksgiving. Wet, heavy snow fell in Killington, ...
In Vergennes, a unique giveaway has been launched to encourage locals and visitors alike to shop locally and get into the ...
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