Sky Kelsey, who learned to ski as a member of the Alyeska Ski Club, is coming home after spending several years training in Colorado, including four as a member of the U.S. Ski Team's national training group.
Gus Schumacher, a recent Service High graduate, was named to the U.S. Ski Team's men's development team.
Megan Gamez won the U14 giant slalom, slalom and overall title last weekend.
Erik Bjornsen won the race and Scott Patterson took third. Both men are just back from the Olympics in South Korea.
After nearly 90 minutes of racing, four-tenths of a second separated the two Olympians.
Mary Grace Stahla captured third place in Sunday's super-G race and placed second overall among girls in the race series at Alyeska.
The two women who teamed up to win America's first Olympic gold medal last month faced off in the anchor leg of Sunday's national championship relay race in Vermont.
A member of the Alyeska Ski Club, Sage won both of Friday's runs to win the Western Region championship by 1.26 seconds.
Erik Bjornsen placed third in the men's final and Sadie Bjornsen was fourth in the women's final in Craftsbury, Vermont.
About 170 skiers under the age of 16 are competing in the Western Region Championships this week in Girdwood.
The Olympic champion, who is retiring at age 35, is competing in her final races this week. Then she'll head back to Anchorage, which will honor her gold-medal victory at an April 4 Town Square celebration.
Less than 24 hours later, the Palmer man skied the first run of the giant slalom but did not finish.
The 18-year-old finished 10th in a field of 11 cross-country skiers in Pyeongchang, South Korea.
Sadie Bjornsen, Kikkan Randall, Caitlin Patterson and Rosie Frankowski all registered career-best 30-kilometer freestyle finishes Sunday in Norway.
After winning the Paralympics downhill race on Friday, the Palmer sit-skier claimed silver in Saturday's super-G.
The Anchorage skier notched a 16th-place finish in a World Cup 50K race in Norway.
Hunter Wonders upped his medal total to four in four races by anchoring his relay team to victory on the final day of the U.S. Junior National championships in Utah.
Hunter Wonders of Anchorage boasts a medal in all three races at the championships, two of them gold.
The sit-skier from Palmer blew away the field to capture victory in Pyeongchang, South Korea.
