Snow fell on the palm trees of West Los Angeles and Malibu Wednesday afternoon as Jack Frost visited the Southland again.,

By Dell Todd
Jan 18, 2007

We hit the 100 inch mark for snowfall and passed the snowfall for last year at this time!,

By ABR Trails
Jan 18, 2007

Local girl Cassidy Edwards, now skiing for Middlebury College, took home second on January 15th at the Eastern Cup.,

By Andrew Gardner
Jan 18, 2007

Pokljuka (Bled), Slovenia, January 17. Lanny Barnes (Durango, CO), missing only one of ten shots, placed 43rd in today’s Women’s 7.5K Sprint. ,

By US Biathlon Association
Jan 18, 2007

Saturday's Garland Grip will be held at the Cross Coutnry Ski Headquarters at 11:00am. The decision to run the Garland Glide skate race on Sunday will be made on Friday morning.,

By Ernie Brumbaugh
Jan 18, 2007

Be part of the first international races ever for the Michigan Cup! Join the Soo Finnish Nordic Ski Club on their home ground for a weekend of classic and freestyle racing!,

By Soo Finish Ski Club
Jan 17, 2007

When any force or stress is put on nearly frozen turf, the results are that it immediately kills the grass underneath. The best thing to do is wait until the turf is sufficiently covered with enough snow to insulate it from stress.,

By Nellie Emery
Jan 17, 2007

The team traveled from Houghton Michigan to Davos, Switzerland on the 6th of January, and a small sprint team is off to Russia on Thursday.,

By Pete Vordenberg - TeamToday.org
Jan 17, 2007

Big turnout for the Traverse City Tuesday Night Sprint Race at Hickory Hills - obviously there's a pent-up demand to race!,

By Mark Esper
Jan 17, 2007

Mt Itasca's 3+K World Cup trails are in excellent condition; Snow is thin but nicely compacted with all new Tidd Tech corduroy at Telemark Resort.,

By CXC Skking
Jan 17, 2007

The trail committee has reviewed the race course yesterday and has good news. We have 14” of snow in Al Quaal (51k start line) and there is a 6” packed base to Deer Lake (46km). ,

By Noquemanon Marathon
Jan 17, 2007

For more than 20 years the Adaptive Skier Program has been an integral part of the North American Vasa race. The program places developmentally disabled young adults on skis and allows them to challenge themselves to ski distances up to 10km.,

By Vasa
Jan 16, 2007