In a new competition within the Michigan Cup designed to reward the team with the strongest high level competitors, Team NordicSkiRacer.com edged Hanson Hills/Cross Country Ski Shop in the 2008 Brumbaugh Cup.,
We were able to donate $1,000.07 to the American Heart Association. This was helped by the 25% increase in the number of skiers racing over our 2007 inaugural year.,
The Skier Gala, to be held on the University of Minnesota campus Sunday, April 6th, will honor over 50 Midwest Nordic Olympians as a part of an exciting Nordic celebration.,
VANCOUVER, British Columbia - The Michigan Tech Nordic skiing team posted a strong showing at the 2008 Canadian National Cross Country Skiing Championships.,
Liz Stephen skied away from Morgan Arritola in the second half of the 30Km, and Ivan Babikov left Factory Team-mate Andrei Golovko in the final 10Km to repeat as victors in the USSA National Distance Championship/ SuperTour 30K and 50K races.,
The US won the 3 X 6K Mixed Relay competitions in both the Open and Junior categories today in the final competition at the Canadian National Championships,
March 28. Wynn Roberts and Leif Nordgren went one-two in the Junior 10K Sprint competition, while Tim Burke claimed second place in the Mens 10K Sprint at the Canadian National Championships here this morning.,
Fairbanks ski fans were treated to some of the fastest sprint racing seen in North America this winter in the Tour of the Golden Heart Classic Sprints Wednesday afternoon and evening at Birch Hill.,
Liz Stephen skied the fastest time for each of the four laps of the women's race, and Ivan Babikov was almost as dominant in winning the men's USSA National Distance Championships Skiathlon on Friday at Birch Hill.,
Here are the final Michigan Cup individual standings for the 2007-2008 season.,
Whistler BC, Canada, March 27. Tim Burke (Paul Smiths, NY) continued his streak of top performances that began two weeks ago in Oslo, with a victory in the 20K Individual competition at the Canadian National Championships today.,
The FIS Doping Panel decided to dismiss the charges raised against Markus Hasler since the Panel could not find any direct or circumstantial evidence to support the charges.,