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- Canada's Lambert captures World Cup gold
- Toronto snowboarder Michael Lambert carved his way to his first World Cup gold in a parallel giant slalom event on Sunday in Nendaz, Switzerland. He hasn't made the Canadian Olympic team yet — and has one more shot to qualify on Jan. 24. The win was Lambert's second career podium. He's now ranked 3rd on the World Cup tour, a status that speaks volumes for how much he's progressed. At the end of last season, Lambert was ranked 25th. more »
- Canadian women lead World Cup standings in snowboard cross
- Canadian snowboard cross racers Dominique Maltais and Maelle Ricker took the No. 1 and 2 positions in World Cup rankings after posting silver and bronze performances at a World Cup event in Switzerland on Thursday, securing their tickets to Vancouver. more »
- Canadians snowboarders fall short of podium
- Canadian snowboarders Jeff Batchelor and Justin Lamoureux fell short of the podium in the U.S. Snowboarding Grand Prix finals, Wednesday at Mammoth Mountain in California. more »
- World Cup gold, silver for Canadian snowboarders
- Defending world champion Jasey-Jay Anderson of Mont-Tremblant, Que., who's approaching his final Olympic Games, won a gold medal at the World Cup parallel giant slalom race on Wednesday. The victory put the 2009 world champion in the lead in World Cup circuit standings. more »
- Doctors encouraged by snowboarder Pearce's improvement
- Doctors say U.S. snowboarder Kevin Pearce is conscious and making encouraging strides in his recovery after suffering a severe brain injury last month during half-pipe training in Utah. more »
- 2 Canadian riders advance to U.S. Grand Prix Finals
- Canada's Jeff Batchelor and Justin Lamoureux will compete in Wednesday's final at the US Snowboarding Grand Prix in Mammoth, California. more »
- American snowboarder in stable condition
- U.S. snowboarder Kevin Pearce remains in critical but stable condition at a hospital in Park City, Utah, after suffering a brain injury in a training spill. more »
- Anderson: Finally ready to go
- Snowboarder Jasey-Jay Anderson has been racing for 20 years but says it took an Olympics in his own country to finally secure the resources he needs. more »
- American snowboarder still in critical condition
- American snowboarder Kevin Pearce remains in hospital in critical condition in Utah after sustaining a severe brain injury in a training accident. more »
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