Julie Pomagalski, Former Olympic Snowboarder, Is Killed in an Avalanche

By BY NEIL VIGDOR from NYT Sports The 40-year-old competed for France in the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City and at the Turin Games in 2006.https://nyti.ms/3f94SkE

A Surge of Women in Ski Patrols, Once Nearly All Men

By BY SHAUNA FARNELL from NYT Sports The women say they bring a more varied approach and perspective to policing errant skiers and helping distressed ones.https://nyti.ms/2Z8pGzv

With Use of Only One Arm, a Snowboarder Speeds to Success

By BY SHAUNA FARNELL from NYT Sports Kiana Clay, who lost use of her dominant arm in an accident, is a fast-rising star who is pushing for inclusion in the 2022 Paralympics.https://nyti.ms/2M1NYbD

How Skiing Through a Pandemic Can Create a Community Crisis

By BY SHAUNA FARNELL from NYT Sports North American ski resorts have closed in response to the coronavirus, but mountain sports have still drawn crowds, alarming public safety officials.https://nyti.ms/39qsg6O

An Avalanche Almost Killed This Snowboarder. Can He Win Again?

By BY SHAUNA FARNELL from NYT Sports Brock Crouch was buried alive for five minutes before being rescued in 2018.https://nyti.ms/2V9ovPt

An Avalanche Sweeps Away a Snowboarder, but His Friends Rescue Him

By CHRISTINE HAUSER from NYT Sports Brock Crouch, 18, and other boarders were making a film in Canadian backcountry. From the hospital, he vowed on Instagram to “shred with everyone again.”https://nyti.ms/2r5MWg7

How Chloe Kim Won Gold With a Nearly Perfect Score in Halfpipe

By ALEXANDRA GARCIA, HAEYOUN PARK, BEDEL SAGET, JOE WARD, MARGARET CHEATHAM WILLIAMS and JEREMY WHITE from NYT Sports Her gold-medal run included a trick that no other woman has landed in competition.http://nyti.ms/2o2Hr02