The course today was shortened due to thin snow to a 2.4 km loop with a man made base of bomb proof full depth tracks and one inch of miraculously appearing natural fluff overnight.,

By CXC Skking
Jan 29, 2007

Kris Freeman finished 32nd and Andrew Johnson 51st Saturday in a windy and snowy World Cup 15K classic technique race won by former World Cup champion Axel Teichmann of Germany,

By US Ski Team
Jan 28, 2007

Torin Koos finished third and Andy Newell fourth Saturday - the best U.S. men's World Cup finish since 1983 - in a 1.2K classic technique sprint won by Norway's Jens Arne Svartedal. ,

By US Ski Team
Jan 28, 2007

There were no surprises today as Overall Super Tour leaders: Caitlin Compton and Lars Flora again set the times to beat in the 5/10km Freestyle. Both Compton and Flora are members of the US 2007 World Championships Team to compete in Sapporo, Japan.,

By CXC Skiing
Jan 28, 2007

2-4 inches of new snow greeted racers when they arrived in Ishpeming for the start of the Noque.,

By Mike Muha
Jan 27, 2007

A small but competitive field gathered at Telemark Resort on Wednesday for the CXC Super Tour Freestyle Sprint. The course wound up and down the base of Mt. Telemark on a mixture of natural and manmade snow with the top eight qualifying for the heats.,

By CXC Skiing
Jan 26, 2007

Classic race results from the Tuesday Night Traverse City Sprints at Timber Ridge on January 23.,

By Timber Ridge
Jan 25, 2007

Caitlin Compton (CXC) won her sixth Super Tour title this season in Sunday’s 10km individual start Freestyle. Lars Flora (Subaru) continued his winning streak by topping the field in the 15km Freestyle.,

By CXC Skiing
Jan 23, 2007

The Northern Michigan University men quietly stole the spotlight on Sunday from their school’s heralded women’s team at the Mount Itasca SuperTour race.,

By Matias Saari, CCSA
Jan 23, 2007

Hannah Cielsa and Emily Flynn repeated yesterday's performance to win the Garland Glide Junior Girls and Senior Women's divisions. Steve Kuhl and Mac Brennen win the Men's and Junior Boys races., ,

By Mike Muha
Jan 22, 2007

Two-time Olympian Kikkan Randall (Anchorage, AK) earned the first World Cup cross country podium by a U.S. woman Sunday, finishing third in a photo finish in a 1.2K freestyle sprint. ,

By US Ski Team
Jan 22, 2007

A race at last! The snow came, although there wasn't enough of it to set a track at Garland for the Garland Gripper Classic Race, so the race was moved to the Cross Country Ski Headquarters.,

By Mike Muha
Jan 21, 2007