Winter Sports Roundup: Austriaâs Morgenstern Continues to Dominate Ski Jump
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Thomas Morgenstern of Austria turned in the best overall performance Sunday to win the first stop of the prestigious Four Hills ski jumping tournament in Oberstdorf, Germany.
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With 15,000 Austrians willing a Maier triumph, the Canadian skied to his second giant slalom victory in three days on Tuesday after 12 years without a single World Cup win.
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Michaela Dorfmeister put the Austrian women back on top with the team&#39;s first win of the Alpine ski World Cup season on Sunday.
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VAL GARDENA, Italy  - The Empire struck back in  the men's Ski World Cup on Friday with Michael Walchhofer  winning the super-G as a trio of Austrians pushed overall  leader Bode Miller off the Val Gardena podium.
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BEAVER CREEK, Colorado - Stephan Goergl powered to victory in a World Cup super-G on Thursday, giving Austria its first win of the season.
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ARE, Sweden  - Austria took a commanding lead in Sunday's closing nations team event at the world Alpine skiing championships by dominating the super-G heats.
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BORMIO, Italy  - Austria's Benjamin Raich took the  lead in the men's combined at the world championships on  Thursday with a superb slalom run moving him ahead of  compatriot Michael Walchhofer.
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BEAVER CREEK, Colorado  - Austrian Stephan Goergl  won his first World Cup Alpine ski race with victory in a  super-G on Thursday, pushing American favorite Bode Miller into  an unaccustomed second place.
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BEAVER CREEK - The future of the Austrian Men&#39;s Alpine Ski Team is resting on strong shoulders. Stephan Goergl, the son of Traudl Hecher, a two-time Olympic bronze medalist for Austria in women&#39;s downhill
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Benjamin Raich of Austria held off teammate Rainer Schoenfelder and Giorgio Rocca of Italy on Sunday to win the first slalom of the World Cup season, while overall leader Bode Miller skied out for a second straight race.
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Michael Walchhofer led Austria to a 1-2 finish in a World Cup downhill yesterday in Wengen, Switzerland, while overall leader Bode Miller was third on the famed Lauberhorn, the longest course on the circuit. Walchhofer covered the demanding 2.8-mile run in 2 minutes 27.05 seconds. Teammate Christoph Gruber was runner-up, 0.09 seconds back. Miller, who was 0.18 behind the winner, ...
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There was big news on the World Cup ski circuit Friday afternoon in Europe: Bode Miller didn&#39;t win. He finished fourth in a Super-G at Val Gardena, Italy, behind Austrians Michael Walchhofer, Hermann Maier and Benny Raich, .69 seconds out of first place.
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Julia Mancuso won a downhill Saturday, moving closer to her ultimate goal of winning the overall World Cup title, and Renate Goetschl finished second to take the season's discipline title.
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Austria won the team competition title Sunday and finished with the most final medals at the Alpine Skiing World Championships.
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KITZBUEHEL, Austria  - Austria's skiers are back  on home snow this week and looking to strengthen their icy grip  on Kitzbuehel's treacherous Hahnenkamm downhill.
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Michaela Dorfmeister gave Austria its first women&#39;s World Cup victory of the season on Sunday at Lake Louise. She edged out compatriot Renate Goetschl to claim a super-giant slalom
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SEMMERING, Austria  - Marlies Schild completed a  double on Semmering's magic mountain Wednesday, winning a World  Cup slalom in convincing fashion after victory in Tuesday's  giant slalom.