Mikaela Shiffrin, who has ties to the Berkshires, gets ready to cross the finish line in the first run of the giant slalom at the Killington Stifel Women's World Cup in Vermont in 2023. (Jeanette DeForge/Republican staff)masslive
This is a biweekly column about all things skiing and snowboarding in New England.
Since the FIS Women’s World Cup ski racing returned to the Northeast eight years ago, American Mikaela Shiffrin has dominated the slalom, winning six of the seven races and earning two bronze medals in the giant slalom.
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