obituary

Longtime ski industry leader and former World Cup technician Tim Brennwald died suddenly on August 13 at age 62. From his years with Marker on the World Cup circuit to his leadership at POWDR, Brennwald leaves a lasting legacy across ski racing and the mountain industry.

Trevor Wagner, a beloved figure in the ski racing community and beyond, is remembered by his family for a life defined by passion, generosity, and unwavering friendship. From the slopes of Jackson and Whitefish to the World Cup stages of Europe, Trevor’s legacy endures in every athlete he mentored, every racecourse he shaped, and every friendship he forged. His spirit, infectious energy, and love for adventure will never be forgotten.

World Championships triple gold medalist, Olympic gold medalist and ski industry pioneer passes away.

Renowned ski technician for Olympic and World Cup champions passes away.

Skinner played a number of significant roles in the development of U.S. skiing.

The son of the ski manufacturer founder ran the business for over 40 years, leading it to worldwide success.

Pier led USSA coaching clinics and also directed programs at Hidden Valley, Ford Sayre, and the St. Lawrence University NCAA team.

Witherell served as headmaster at Burke from its inception in 1970 until 1984, and his impact on U.S. ski racing cannot be overestimated.

National Ski and Snowboard Hall of Famer Tom Jacobs, who passed away this week, competed in the 1952 Oslo Olympics.