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Canada grabs skicross gold at US Grand Prix

PARK CITY -- The Canadians made a last-minute decision to compete in the U.S. Grand Prix and it paid off as Chris Del Bosco and Marielle Thompson swept gold in skicross Saturday, and teammate Brady Leman grabbed silver.

"It was awesome," Winter X Games champ Del Bosco said of having three teammates in the four-man final. "I'm glad we came. It was a pretty good day for us."

American Langely McNeal was celebrating her second-place finish in the women's race at Park City's Canyons Resort.

Cheever is ultimate blue-collar snowboarder

PARK CITY -- As a World Cup snowboardcross racer, Jonathan Cheever has taken his share of spills over the years.

FILE - In this Jan. 7, 2011 file photo, Nick Zoricic, right, from Canada, John Teller, center, from the United States and Austria's Thomas Zangerl compete during the men's skicross final at the World Cup skiing event in Tyrol, Austria. Teller will be competing in the FIS-sanctioned Grand Prix at Park City’s Canyons Resort this weekend. For Teller the goal is both redemption and awareness for a sport he is trying to grow in popularity and in funding. (AP Photo/Kerstin Joensson, File)

Skicross racers seek redemption at U.S. Grand Prix

PARK CITY -- A year ago, Langely McNeal was in the midst of a switch to the corporate world, working 80 hours a week for a Groupon-like startup company in Seattle.

(Jim Urquhart/The Associated Press) Hannah Kearney, of the United States, reacts after finishing the women's duel moguls final at the World Cup Freestyle skiing competition Saturday at Deer Valley Resort in Park City.

Kearney wins dual moguls

PARK CITY -- Hannah Kearney won her 14th consecutive World Cup gold, claiming the dual moguls title Saturday night at the freestyle event at Deer Valley Resort.

Kearney edged Canada's Justine Dufour-Lapointe for her first dual moguls win on the Champion run.

Fellow American Heather McPhie grabbed bronze.

Ferguson earns World Cup silver for Speedy

PARK CITY -- Temperatures dipped to the low teens Friday, yet it wasn't the chill American aerialists felt at the Freestyle World Cup.

(Jim Urquhart/The Associated Press)
Women's mogul finals at the World Cup Freestyle skiing competition finishers, from left, second place Heather McPhie of the United States, first place Hannah Kearney of the United States and third place Britteny Cox of Australia, take the podium Thursday, Feb. 2, 2012, at Deer Valley Resort in Park City, Utah.

Kearney claims World Cup moguls again

PARK CITY — Hannah Kearney made it look so easy, winning a dozen consecutive World Cup moguls titles over the past year.

In Thursday’s World Cup event at Deer Valley Resort, she got pushed by teammate Heather McPhie and still made it 13 in a row.

Park City ski resort's chairlift.

UofU student dies in fall from Park City chairlift

PARK CITY — Authorities say a 19-year-old University of Utah student suffered a seizure before she fell from a chairlift at a Park City ski resort and died.

Family website raises $287,000 to cover deceased skier's medical bills

PARK CITY -- A website set up by the family of deceased Canadian freestyle skier Sarah Burke has now raised more than $287,000 -- which should be enough to cover her medical bills while in a Salt Lake City hospital.

FILE - In this June 21, 2011 file photo, comedian and actor Tracy Morgan arrives at a news conference with Kevin Rogers, right, in Nashville, Tenn. The publicist for comedian and "30 Rock" cast member Tracy Morgan says the actor wasn't drinking when he collapsed Sunday, Jan. 22, 2012, at the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah. (AP Photo/Mark Humphrey, file)

Tracy Morgan of '30 Rock' collapses at Sundance

PARK CITY -- The publicist for comedian and "30 Rock" cast member Tracy Morgan says the actor wasn't drinking when he collapsed at the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah.

Ogden truly the best place for a grassroots Sundance experience

The annual three-ring spectacle that is the Sundance Film Festival is under way, and we all know what THAT means.

Avoid. Park. City.

Seriously. Avoid it like the plague. Avoid it like a rush-hour stretch of Interstate 15 through Utah County. Avoid it like a fellow ward member in the grocery store on a Sunday afternoon.

Mark my words, people: Nothing good can ever come of a trip to Colorado's westernmost city in mid-to-late January.

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