Ruhpolding, Germany, January 12. Lanny and Tracy Barnes (Durango, CO), each with just one penalty, finished 67th and 70th in the Women’s 7.5K Sprint today.,

By US Biathlon Team
Jan 14, 2007

Kevin Hochtl of Rossignol posted the fastest time of the day of 12.04 seconds, but was unable to beat his own 100M World Record of 11.94, set at West Yellowstone in 2005.,

By Brian Gregg
Jan 13, 2007

Ruhpolding, Germany, January 10. The US Women finished 16th today, 9:55.1 back in the Women’s 4 X6K Relay won by the Russian team that is almost unbeatable this season, winning three of four relay competitions this season.,

By US Biathlon Association
Jan 13, 2007

Oberhof, Germany, January 7. Jay Hakkinen (Kasilof, AK), with only one standing penalty today, moved up from 32nd position before the final standing shooting stage to finish 29th in the Men’s 12.5K Pursuit competition.,

By US Biathlon Association
Jan 12, 2007

Oberhof, Germany, January 6. Tim Burke started 2007 in the same manner that he finished last year, with an strong performance ,finishing 19th place in today’s 10K Sprint, while Jay Hakkinen had his best result of the season.,

By US Biathlon
Jan 11, 2007

Oberhof, Germany, January 5. Lanny Barnes (Durango, CO) finished 66th today, under miserable conditions, in the Women’s 7.5K Sprint, despite recording four penalties.,

By US Biathlon
Jan 10, 2007

Oberhof, Germany, January 4. The US Men’s 4 X 7.5K Relay team finished ninth tonight matching their finish from last February’s Olympic Winter Games.,

By US Biathlon Association
Jan 9, 2007

Northern Michigan University took College Cup honors at the 2007 U.S. Cross Country Championships in Houghton. The Wildcats rode the skis of their two Olympic veterans, Lindsey Weier and Lindsay Williams, to victory.,

By Dean Woodbeck
Jan 8, 2007

The Central Collegiate Ski Association wrapped up a stellar U.S. Cross Country Ski Championships by placing three teams in the top 10 in Sunday's inaugural team sprint.,

By Matias Saari
Jan 8, 2007

Northern Michigan University took College Cup honors at the 2007 U.S. Cross Country Championships in Houghton. The Wildcats rode the skis of their two Olympic veterans, Lindsey Weier and Lindsay Williams, to victory.,

By Jon Oman - MTU
Jan 8, 2007

AK/Subaru Factory Team's Flora and Giese beat Olympians Newell and Koos in National Team Sprint.,

By US Ski Team
Jan 7, 2007

Central Collegiate Ski Association skiers took the top 5 women's spot in Wednesday's classic event.,

By Matias Saari
Jan 6, 2007