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Today, Alice Merryweather announced her retirement from World Cup ski racing on social media. Her remarks on the platform reveal that the decision to retire was incredibly tough for the 27-year-old, successful athlete. 

31-year-old speed specialist was a member of the national team for 16 years.

Byggmark has decided to end his World Cup skiing career.

2007 World Slalom Champion finished sixth in the 2017 World Cup slalom standings.

Reports indicate that Maze may push out of the start gate at least one more time.

Looking back at 2016’s list of World Cup retirees.

Zettel is the fifth Austrian woman to announce her retirement this season.

Fischbacher is the third Austrian woman to retire this season.

Swede cites lack of motivation as cause for ending his career.

Double Olympic and four-time World champion will take the entire 2015-16 season off from competition.

Swedish speed specialist to serve in role with upcoming World Championships in his home nation.

Retirement announcements continue into the spring.

Mancuso hopes to one day get into work where she can bring her passion and experience to others to help them shine their light.

After missing both the 2014 Sochi Olympic Games and Vail/Beaver Creek 2015 with knee injuries, the former world champion is calling it a career.

Bode Miller leaning towards retirement following World Championships crash.

Lifelong skier and athlete Brooke McAffee, CPA, joins the Park City staff.

Following career-ending leg surgery, Brad Spence hopes to establish a charitable foundation.

The 23-year-old technical specialist announced via Facebook that she no longer plans to pursue her ski racing career.