Julia Schneemann is an editor for SnowBrains, a publication focused on snow sports and mountain culture. With a passion for skiing and an extensive knowledge of the industry, Julia covers a range of topics including ski racing, resort updates, athlete profiles, and snow conditions. Her articles provide readers with up-to-date information and insights into the world of snow sports.
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Julia Schneemann's coverage largely focuses on skiing events, particularly ski races and snowiest ski resorts in Europe. She also covers natural disasters like avalanches. Given her focus on event coverage and press releases, consider pitching timely stories related to upcoming ski events, top-performing athletes, or new developments at ski resorts. Additionally, providing insights into safety measures at popular skiing destinations or expert commentary on the impact of natural disasters could be valuable for her coverage.
Since Julia's geographic focus is local to the United States (specifically Colorado and Beaver Creek), relevant pitches should highlight connections to these areas while still incorporating broader themes such as international skiing competitions or trends in the industry.
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By: Julia Schneemann
Legendary U.S. ski racer Lindsey Vonn has competed over the weekend at the FIS Fall Festival at Copper Mountain, Colorado. The speed racing weekend at Copper Mountain's Speed Center consisted of two Downhill and two Super-G events. While these were not World Cup events but rather FIS races without designation, many international female World Cup skiers used it as a training session ahead of the women's speed races in Beaver Creek next weekend, December 14 and 15.
By: Julia Schneemann
Greek-American ski racer AJ Ginnis has shared that his 2024-25 season has ground to a sudden stop following a knee injury. Alexandros Ioannis ‘AJ' Ginnis has fractured an osteophyte—an abnormal bone growth in his knee joint—during fitness training.
U.S. ski racer Mikaela Shiffrin has had to undergo an unexpected surgery on Thursday, December 12, two weeks after her crash at Killington, Vermont. Shiffrin caught an edge during her second Giant Slalom run and went flying in a forward roll into the B-nets. She suffered a puncture to her abdomen, which she and her team believe may have been caused by her ski pole.
By: Julia Schneemann
Saturday, December 14, saw the first-ever women's Downhill World Cup at Beaver Creek, Colorado. Victory went to Austria's Cornelia Hütter, with Italy's Sofia Goggia claiming second place and Switzerland's Lara Gut-Behrami rounding out the podium in third place.
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Julia Schneemann | | Share this article Today, Sunday, December 15, saw the continuation of the women's speed events at Beaver Creek, Colorado, with a Super-G event.
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Julia Schneemann | | Share this article A tragic ski accident occurred on Friday evening, December 13, when a 42-year-old man came
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Julia Schneemann | | Share this article Leaving Penticton's grey skies behind in our 4WD, we made our way up to Apex Mountain, British Columbia, in the dusk.
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Julia Schneemann | | Share this article The world's most successful male alpine skier, Ingemar Stenmark, celebrates the 50th anniversary of his first career World Cup victory this winter.
A collision on Austria's famed Sölden Ski Resort has left a German skier hospitalized with facial injuries. The accident occurred on December 17, at approximately 12:50 p.m., when a 33-year-old skier collided with an uphill skidoo on the Gaislachkogel slope 8. Emergency responders transported the injured skier to a hospital in Innsbruck. The extent of his facial injuries remains unclear.
By: Julia Schneemann
U.S. ski racer Jared Goldberg was the surprise of the day, leaving everyone in awe after putting down a smashing run today, Friday, December 20, at Val Gardena/Gröden, Italy, finishing a mere 0.01 seconds behind the leader Mattia Casse. Rounding out the podium at today's Super-G was Switzerland's Marco Odermatt. It marks Goldberg's first career podium. His previous career-best had been fourth place in Downhill, and his best Super-G result until today was 10th place in the same course last year.
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