Kris has clearly returned to a level of fitness that puts him solidly into World Cup points on any given weekend. ,
By Zach Caldwell
Feb 27, 2008
The Michigan Cup Scoring is updated through the Michigan Marathon and the only race not scored is the Muffin Race for juniors.,
By Ken Dawson
Feb 27, 2008
5 of the top 8 men, and 5 of the top 9 women, at this years American Birkebeiner finshed on the complete Salomon system.,
By Andrew Gerlach
Feb 27, 2008
The men's lead pack, women's lead pack and the first classic skier at just past the 39K mark above the Mosquito Brook Rd. 38.1 K food station on Saturday. ,
By Mark Lahtinen
Feb 27, 2008
The Hanson Hills Classic has been rescheduled for Sunday March 2, 2008 at 10:00 am.,
By Justin Andre
Feb 27, 2008
Therese Johaug (NOR) and the German Philipp Marschall claimed victory in the today's Junior World Championships Mass start race in free technique over 10 km (ladies) and 20 km (men). Noah Hoffman (US) broke a ski but still managed to be the top US skier.,
By FIS and US Ski Team
Feb 27, 2008
Although I was happy to have finally arrived, the green fields on the drive from Prague and the palm trees growing outside the hotel were not exactly what I was expecting on my first European World Cup experience!,
By Garrott Kuzzy
Feb 26, 2008
Noah Hoffman was 12th Monday in a men's 10K race at the 2008 FIS Nordic Junior World Championships.,
By US Ski Team
Feb 26, 2008
The Leadville Loppet: It’s not as big as the Birkie, but has its own claim to fame: It is the highest ski marathon in the country. The entire course is above 10,000 feet, and its highest point is at 11,000 feet.,
By Natalie Dawson
Feb 26, 2008
Rodney Halstead and Kellie Kirk were the top man and women at the "Hanson Hills Race forthe Groomer".,
By Hanson Hills
Feb 25, 2008
The U. S. Team (Kris Freeman, Andy Newell, Leif Zimmermann and Garrott Kuzzy) finished 11th in the Falun team sprint competition, which combined two legs of classic and two legs of sprint racing in very warm and difficult race conditions.,
By US Ski Team
Feb 25, 2008
Simeon Hamilton finished 20th Sunday in a 1K sprint in the Under-23 Cross Country World Championships. Hamilton, who has had six other top-20 finishes this season, led U.S. skiers in results.,
By US Ski Team
Feb 25, 2008