AK/Subaru Factory Team's Flora and Giese beat Olympians Newell and Koos in National Team Sprint.,
By US Ski Team
Jan 7, 2007
The following is the grooming schedule for the Winter of 2007. Grooming always takes place in the evenings & middle of the night to allow skiing to set-up for the next day.,
By Noquemanon Trail Network
Jan 6, 2007
Today's sprint races at Nationals start at 10am for the qualitfication round. See them live on the three web cams at the Senior Nationals web site.,
By Mike Muha
Jan 6, 2007
Central Collegiate Ski Association skiers took the top 5 women's spot in Wednesday's classic event.,
By Matias Saari
Jan 6, 2007
Central Collegiate Ski Association has another great showing in Thursday's freestyle race, particularly racers from Northern Michigan University and Fairbanks, Alaska.,
By Matias Saari
Jan 6, 2007
In the sprint qualification, many distance racers qualified as somewhat expected surprises. The Tour is taking its toll on everybody, but very likely it's tougher for sprinters and gives better chances for the distance racers.,
By Tour de Ski
Jan 6, 2007
In today's 15km mass start competition, only teammate Aino Kaisa Saarinen who could keep up with Virpi Kuitunen for the first half of the distance.,
By Tour de Ski
Jan 6, 2007
Skiing alone is more difficult than skiing with someone so the last laps were more difficult, says Kuitunen.,
By Tour de Ski
Jan 6, 2007
Andy Newell grabbed his first national title and Kikkan Randall earned her first of the week after two silver medals as they won classic technique 1K sprints Saturday at the U.S. Cross Country Championships at Michigan Tech.,
By US Ski Team
Jan 6, 2007
Noquemanon Trail Network events heading your way...,
By Noquemanon Trail Network
Jan 5, 2007
The City is currently in a decision-making process to decide if they should sell the property containing the South Marquette Trails, keep the entire acreage for recreational use or divide some of it up for future development/recreation,
By Noquemanon Trail Network
Jan 5, 2007
It only cooled down to about 38 degrees during the night, so during the women's race it was kind of like boilerplate ice. But by the guys' race, it softened up and then turned to slush and was loose.,
By US Ski Team
Jan 5, 2007