After an idle day yesterday at the FIS Freestyle Junior World Championships, the action was back on in Valmalenco (ITA) with the men’s and ladies‘ halfpipe competitions.

Athletes from the hosting nation have dominated the last two Europa Cup snowboard cross races of a long season staged as back-to-back races in Sportgastein, Austria last weekend.

After high winds forced the postponement of Friday's scheduled slopestyle qualifying session, a full day of qualifiers and finals went down on Friday at the Valmalenco 2015 Junior World Championships.

Nordic Combined superstar Jason Lamy Chappuis really understands how to end a career on a high note.

Through a post on his Facebook account, Canadian slalom specialist Julien Cousineau announced his retirement from skiracing.

It was another big day for two of the rising stars in the world of moguls skiing, as 16-year-old Perrine Laffont (FRA) and 20-year-old Sergey Pavlenko (RUS) each made it two wins in a row on Thursday, taking dual moguls gold at the Valmalenco 2015 Freestyle Ski Junior World Championships.

For the second straight year, Idre Fjäll (SWE) played host to the FIS Speed Ski World Cup Finals. Just like the World Championships in Grandvalira (AND), it was Italy that took the glory.

Lucas Eguibar (SPA) and Nelly Moenne Loccoz (FRA) took home the season snowboard cross titles in the final race of the season in La Molina (SPA).

From 24th March to 1st April 2015, the FIS Freestyle Junior World Ski Championships will showcase over 300 talented youngsters from 27 countries in Chiesa/Valmalenco (ITA). It is the fourth consecutive time that the experienced Organisers are hosting the prestigious event.

Perrine Laffont (FRA) and Aleksey Pavlenko (RUS) took gold in an exciting moguls competition on 25th March 2015.In the ladies’ category, Avital Shimko and Jaelin Kauf (both USA) scored silver and bronze.