The German ski jumpers took a home win at the opener of the new World Cup season in Klingenthal. Markus Eisenbichler, Richard Freitag, Andreas Wellinger and Severin Freund won with a total of 1098.0 points ahead of Japan (1068.9 points) and Norway (1061.2 points). 

Today’s internal qualification competition, which the Austrian team held in Ruka, led to a World Cup team with multiple new faces. 20 athletes started and fought for eight World Cup spots for the first competitions of the new season next weekend.

November 19, 2014 (Toronto, ON) – With the first FIS World Cup kicking off the season in Kuusamo, Finland on Nov.

Shortly before the start of the winter season, the US ladies' team for 2014/15 was announced on Thursday. A total of nine athletes is on the US Visa Women's Ski Jumping Team for the new season. 

Shymbulak resort, located 25km from the city centre of Almaty (KAZ) has a huge event planned for World Snow Day. 

Werner Schuster will remain head coach of the German ski jumpers for the next couple of years. The Austrian and the German Ski Association (DSV) agreed to extend the contract until 2019. 

VAIL, Colorado—The traditional alpine skiing powers are coming, but so are countries such as the Cayman Islands, India, the Netherlands and Timor-Leste as preliminary team entries for Vail and Beaver Creek’s 2015 Alpine World Ski Championships have yielded 69 confirmed national team entries to date. 

The EBU and Universal Sports Network have reached a deal on media rights to expand coverage across the USA for the 2015/16 and 2016/17 FIS Ski World Cups to be held in Austria. 

From 10th-12th November 2014, FIS Freestyle Skiing and Snowboard officials Joe Fitzgerald, Martin Fiala, Uwe Beier and Roberto Moresi, POCOG sport manager Yeon Chae, and venue designer Ecosign with Dave Felius attended their fifth inspection in PyeongChang (KOR) as part of the venue development of the 2018 Olympic Winter Games.

Schlierenzauer chases World Cup records