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Stifel Birds of Prey

BEAVER CREEK, COLORADO
Men
Downhill, Giant Slalom, Super G
Jared Goldberg BOP

Stifel Birds of Prey, presented by Cloudflare Men's FIS Ski World Cup

One of the most iconic locations on the ski racing circuit since 1997, the Stifel Birds of Prey FIS Ski World Cup downhill, super-G, and giant slalom races at Beaver Creek Resort in Colorado are scheduled for Dec. 4-7. Athletes such as 2022 Olympic silver medalist Ryan Cochran-Siegle, 2021 Birds of Prey podium star Travis Ganong, 2019 Birds of Prey winner Tommy Ford and local legend River Radamus will be looking to show off in front of the home crowd.

SCHEDULE
December 4, 2025
Downhill #1

December 5, 2025
Downhill  #2

December 6, 2025
Super-G

December 7, 2025
Giant Slalom

Birds of Prey

River Radamus headshot image
River Radamus
River Radamus hails from Edwards, Colorado where he learned to ski on the slopes of Vail, alongside his parents who are coaches. Radamus showed promise from an early age, named to the team in 2016.
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Bryce Bennett
Bryce Bennett began skiing at the age of two, hailing from Olympic Valley, California, where he grew up shredding the terrain of Palisades Tahoe. Bennett was first named to the Stifel U.S.
Ryan Cochran-Siegle headshot image
Ryan Cochran-Siegle
Ryan Cochran-Siegle got his start in skiing from his family’s famous Cochran’s Ski Area. Cochran-Siegle skied to the development team in 2010 and has not looked back.  Cochran-Siegle won gold in downhill and combined in the 2012 junior worlds.
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Tommy Ford
Tommy Ford grew up skiing out of Mt. Bachelor in Oregon. He has been a strong force on the alpine scene since the beginning. Ford locked four gold medals at the 2006 U.S. Junior Championships.