Pokljuka (Bled), Slovenia, Tim Burke, after being in fifth position before the final shooting stage finished a frustrated 11th today, 1:22.3 behind the winner, Christoph Sumann of Austria, in the Men’s 12.5K Pursuit competition.,

By US Biathlon Association
Jan 21, 2007

Tim Burke, after missing the podium in yesterday’s Pursuit competition, came back even stronger in today’s 15K Mass Start competition, finishing sixth with the best US Biathlon result since January, 2000.,

By US Biathlon Association
Jan 21, 2007

Lars Flora of Subaru Factory Team led today’s 10km interval start classical race from start to finish in 24:37.6. Kate Whitcomb of FsX won her first SuperTour of the season.,

By CXC Skiing
Jan 21, 2007

Cross-country skiers from the Central Collegiate Ski Association filled nearly half of the top 20 spots in men’s and women’s classic NorAm SuperTour races on Saturday at Mount Itasca in Coleraine, Minn.,

By Matias Saari, CCSA
Jan 21, 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

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

Ruhpolding, Germany, Jan 14. Tim Burke (Paul Smiths, NY) suffered another time and energy consuming crash in the first 2.5K of the 15K Mass Start competition today, but regained his composure to finish 23rd, 3:00.1 behind Ole Einar Bjorndalen of Norway.,

By US Biathlon Team
Jan 16, 2007

Here are the results from the JOQ held 1/13 and 1/14 at Valley Spur in Munising. Thanks to the Superiorland Ski Club for hosting the event on such short notice. Great conditions and great race.,

By Nick Baic
Jan 15, 2007

Great Lakes Districts points list after January 14, 2007,

By Nick Baic
Jan 15, 2007

The first few laps of the team sprints saw some intense action and tight competition with a narrow course, sharp corners and a steep uphill provided by a specially constructed bridge.,

By CXC Skiing
Jan 15, 2007

Ruhpolding, Germany, January 13. Jay Hakkinen (Kasilof, AK), with 29th place in the Men’s 10K Sprint today, continued his climb back from a sub-par December with his third World Cup Point scoring effort in a row today. ,

By US Biathlon Team
Jan 15, 2007

Ruhpolding, Germany. Jeremy Teela (Anchorage, AK) crossed the finish line today in 7th place in the Men’s 4 X 7.5K Relay with a broad smile and a raised ski pole as the stadium announcer described the US finish as, 'sensational,' several times.,

By US Biathlon Association
Jan 14, 2007