It was a season full of highlights for Freestyle Skiing, from the World Cup to the Olympic Winter Games featuring two new Freestyle events on the agenda. FIS Freestyle Skiing Coordinator Joseph Fitzgerald took a moment to reflect on the past winter.

The end of an Olympic season is often the best time for teams to re-organise. Below is an overview of the major coaching changes that have been announced to date.

The 35-year-old rider from Les Gets has announced to quit competitive snowboarding.

Today, 12th May, the Russian national alpine skiing team in speed discipline moves to French Corsica for a training camp.

Huge honor for Horst Bulau: The 51-year-old is among the six athletes who will be inducted in the Hall of Fame of Canadian Sports in 2014.

The two-time Olympic Champion Slovenian alpine skier Tina Maze announced she looks for a new personal coach for the coming season.

At the invitation of FIS, TV producers representing the main Central European and Nordic broadcasters along with FIS timing and data partner Swiss Timing, the European Broadcasting Union and Infront Sports & Media, gathered in Zurich (SUI) for the FIS World Cup Broadcaster Meeting on Tuesday, 29th April 2014.

Norwegian cross-country skiing star Petter Northug, a two-time Olympic champion in 2010, is under investigation after causing an accident and admitting to drunk driving, Norwegian police said Monday.

Aksel Lund Svindal announced his return to competitions in his blog.

Australia's two silver medallists from the Sochi Winter Olympics, Torah Bright and David Morris, have been named joint winners of the 2014 snowsports athlete of the year award.