We finally pulled together the final results for the illustrious 2014-2015 Michigan Cup Race Series Season...
By Ernie Brumbaugh and Mike Muha
May 31, 2015
The top 10% of the Michigan Cup Race Series in each age class is awarded a pin to mark them as the best skiers in the skiers. Congratulations!
By Ernie Brumbaugh and Mike Muha
May 31, 2015
Northern Michigan University head Nordic skiing coach Sten Fjeldheim announced the addition of five student-athletes including four additions to the Wildcat's women's roster.
By NMU
May 21, 2015
USSA Nordic has announced its nominations for the 2015-16 season. Nominations include those active athletes who qualified based on published selection criteria in the prior season.
By USSA
May 21, 2015
Kikkan Randall one of 13 to be inducted into the Alaska Cross Country Ski Hall of Fame.
By USSA
Apr 24, 2015
Rottefella received reports that some rollerski bindings have fallen off the rollerski under extreme conditions. Rottefella recommends that all purchasers of the Xcelerator Roller Ski bindings fasten the bindings with an extra security screw.
By Mike Muha
Apr 22, 2015
There’s no better way to transition into spring activities than to join folks at the Meadow’s clubhouse on April 11th, for our annual end of season groomer appreciation, ski swap, pass out money party.
By Ken Roth
Apr 5, 2015
Local 4 TV
By Mike Muha
Apr 4, 2015
L.L.Bean and CRAFT Sportswear North America announced a multi-year partnership with the U.S. Cross Country Ski Team and U.S. Nordic Combined Ski Team.
By 4/2/2015
Apr 2, 2015
Caitlin Gregg gets her second 30k title in as many years, while Noah Hoffman comes back from his early season injury to win the men's 50k title at the Distance National Championships.
By USSA
Mar 27, 2015
Northern Michigan Head Coach Sten Fjeldheim and St. Scholastica Head Coach Chad Salmela have been selected CCSA Coaches of the Year; Fjeldheim for the men’s team, and Salmela for the women’s. The award is voted on by all the CCSA coaches.
By CCSA
Mar 26, 2015
Red is our choice for storage waxing as Blue is so hard that it is more difficult to make sure that there is no air between the ski and base and Yellow is so soft that it gets "eaten away" quicker.
By Ian Harvey
Mar 25, 2015