The 2008 Summer Biathlon season got underway on Saturday, April 19 with the first race of the season at the Whitetail Preserve in Luzerne County, Pennsylvania.,

By US Biathlon Association
May 4, 2008

The story begins in Val Senales, a small ski resort in the heart of Tyrol, where the final preparations for the up-coming season takes place. Everyday is the same and consists of eating, training, sleeping, eating. But the hardest part is yet to come..., ,

By CXC Skiing
May 2, 2008

The United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) announced additional details about its enhanced efforts in support of the United States Olympic Committee and the goal of sending only athletes who uphold the value of clean sport to the 2008 Summer Olympics.,

By USADA
May 1, 2008

The U.S. Disabled Ski Team had another solid year as they build towards the 2010 Games. The Team collected 22 podiums including six wins - five in alpine and one in cross country.,

By US Ski Team
Apr 30, 2008

The U.S. Nordic Combined Team reached historic heights this season and most notably with a team effort backing Demong who finished the season third in the World Cup overall standings. It was the best ranking for an American in the history of the sport.,

By US Ski Team
Apr 29, 2008

Complete highlights of the past year, including the Star of the Year, Tim Burke and the Rising Stars, Caitlin Compton and Leif Nordgren.,

By US Biathlon Association
Apr 29, 2008

The U.S. Cross Country Team showed great strides of momentum in 2008 with an historic win by Kikkan Randall, a personal best by Andy Newell, and and the continued success at the Continental Cup level with athletes like Liz Stephen.,

By US Ski Team
Apr 28, 2008

The 2008 Biathlon Season was not a record-setting year like 2007 for the US Biathlon Team, but with a strong finish by Tim Burke and some big results from the National Junior and Development Teams, the US program progressed once again.,

By US Biathlon Association
Apr 28, 2008

Peru Nordic fights the battle at the end of the world. Endless winter ensues. Ski and Destroy!,

By High Peaks Nordic
Apr 25, 2008

Yippee, I'm out of the hospital! After spending the last six days couped up in a hospital bed, tethered to all sorts of wires and tubes, it feels great to be standing free on my own two feet. Let me recap what happened over the past week...,

By Kikkan Randall
Apr 24, 2008

The U.S. Ski Team has named two-time Olympian Dave Jarrett as the new nordic combined head coach, according to Nordic Program Director John Farra. Jarrett was promoted from his post as assistant coach to the head position this month.,

By US Ski Team
Apr 24, 2008

"It was pretty sweet to have them recognize me. I had tickets down on the court and that's the way to watch the game. You really get to see the action," Koos said,

By US Ski Team
Apr 23, 2008