Results for the 2007 Junior Olympics 5/10K Classic Race,

By Summit Systems
Mar 10, 2007

This year's FIS Marathon Cup has been absolutely dominated by Swedish racers, who have won all but one of the competitions so far this season.,

By FIS
Mar 10, 2007

Kikkan Randall finished seventh Saturday in a 1.2K freestyle World Cup sprint at the Lahti Ski Games while Andy Newell had the top U.S. men's result, finishing 14th in their 1.4K sprint.,

By US Ski Team
Mar 10, 2007

The Wildcat women skied straight into the NCAA history books on Friday. According to the NCAA, no women's team had ever before swept back-to-back races at the same NCAA's (Denver's men pulled it off in 2000).,

By Matias Saari, CCSA
Mar 10, 2007

Oslo, Norway, March 8. Jay Hakkinen in 40th place and Lowell Bailey (Lake Placid, NY) in 44th place were the top US finishers today in the Men’s 20K Individual at the Oslo Biathlon World Cup.,

By US Biathlon Team
Mar 9, 2007

This is the current team standings leading into the final individual weekend.,

By Ken Dawson
Mar 9, 2007

Newell is Ranked #1 in the world on the FIS list and 5th in the world in World Cup Sprint. Koos is ranked 16th in World Cup sprint. Kikkan Randall is ranked 9th in World Cup sprint.,

By Pete Vordenberg - TeamToday.org
Mar 8, 2007

Keep your hands in front. Keep your knees and feet relaxed. Be light on your feet. Look where you want to go. Lead with your hands. Ski downhills faster!,

By Mike Muha
Mar 8, 2007

Results of the Junior Olympic 5, 10, 15K Wave-Start Freestyle Race at Soldier Hollow, UT.,

By Summit Systems
Mar 8, 2007

The women’s podium was filled with Wildcat green and gold Wednesday at the NCAA Skiing Championships in Jackson, N.H. Northern Michigan University seniors Lindsay Williams, Morgan Smyth and Lindsey Weier swept the top three spots in the 5K freestyle.,

By Matias Saari, CCSA
Mar 8, 2007

Results from the men's 10K and women's 5K freestyle race at the 2007 NCAA Skiing Championships,

By NCAA
Mar 8, 2007

Don’t toss out your wax iron and wax bench yet, but liquid waxes have proven successful on the World Cup and on recreational no-wax bases.,

By Pete Edwards
Mar 7, 2007