Tim Burke scored his first-ever World Cup Biathlon Points with a 30th place finish today in the Men’s 20K Individual competition in Ostersund, Sweden, despite losing almost one minute after falling on a downhill portion of the tracks.,

By US Biathlon Association
Dec 1, 2006

Lanny Barnes finished 15th today in the season-opening Women’s 15K Individual Biathlon at the Ostersund World Cup.,

By US Biathlon Association
Dec 1, 2006

Good snow and good weather greeted more than 200 racers, including a couple of ex-Olympians and a throng of college skiers, over the Thanksgiving holiday for the start of the 2007 USSA Cross Country SuperTour.,

By US Ski Team
Nov 27, 2006

Laura Valaas in the women’s sprint race with Caitlin Compton coming in a strong third. Finishing second was Swiss skier Karin Camenisch. In the men’s race Garrott Kuzzy won the B Final taking 5th place overall.,

By CXC Skiing
Nov 26, 2006

Kris Freeman was the top American in the in the rainy 15K classic World Cup race in Finland today, finishing 33rd.,

By US Ski Team
Nov 26, 2006

Andy Newell and Kikkan Randall each finished 12th Saturday in a fog-wrapped, classic technique sprint event, leading four U.S. cross country skiers into World Cup points.,

By US Ski Team
Nov 25, 2006

A slight rerouting of the running course increased the vertical to 330 feet. Snow damped the pavement, making it a bit slippery for rollerskis on the painted lines.,

By Mike Muha
Nov 20, 2006

Kris Freeman opened his World Cup season Saturday with an 18th-place finish in a 15K freestyle race north of the Arctic Circle.,

By US Ski Team
Nov 18, 2006

Today, sunny warm Hochfilzen totally transformed into an alpine winter wonderland. The past 24 hours have seen over a foot of new snow blanket the meadows.,

By US Biathlon Team
Nov 11, 2006

The truth of the matter is we don't know how good a place Newell might have gotten because mid-race Norwegian Peter Northug fell landing completely over Newell's skis causing Newell to go down.,

By Pete Vordenberg - TeamToday.org
Oct 29, 2006

U.S. Sprint Coach Chris Grover said no Americans raced as they look to recover from colds. ,

By US Ski Team
Oct 29, 2006

Team NordicSkiRacer Mackenzie Kuhl finished the blustery but sunny 2006 Detroit Free Press/Flagstar Bank International Marathon in 3:50:41.,

By Mike Muha
Oct 29, 2006