Cross Country Ski Racing News

Everything is ready for the JWSC

3/12/2007 - By Mondiali Juniores

After moving the cross country, nordic combined and ski jumping venue because of poor snow, the Junior Worlds are ready to open with the first competitions starting Tuesday.,

Angerer All But Clinches World Cup Title (Again)

3/12/2007 - By US Ski Team

Odd-Bjoern Hjelmset of Norway won a World Cup 15K classic race Sunday at the Lahti Ski Games, while Germany's Tobias Angerer finished third to all but sewed-up his second straight World Cup title. Kris Freeman was 42nd.,

Sergey Shiryaevtests Test Positive for EPO

3/12/2007 - By FIS

Russian Cross-Country skier, Sergey Shiryaev has tested positive for the use of the Prohibited Substance Erythropoietin (EPO) at the Sapporo FIS Nordic World Ski Championships. ,

Alaska Cup Team Points

3/11/2007 - By Summit Systems

Alaska Cup Team Points from the 2007 National Junior Olympics,

2007 Junior Olympics Relay Results

3/11/2007 - By Summit Systems

Results for 2007 Junior Olympics Relay race on Saturday, March 10 at Soldier Hollow, UT.,

Hakkinen 37th, Bailey 46th in Oslo Pursuit

3/11/2007 - By US Biathlon Team

Oslo, Norway, March 10. Jay Hakkinen moved up three places while Lowell Bailey slipped two spots to 46th in the Men’s 12.5K Pursuit today.,

World Junior and U23 Championships Pre Camp...

3/11/2007 - By Matt Whitcomb - TeamToday.org

We’ve been in Italy for three days. We are 17 athletes and 6 coaches strong currently, and on the 11th our PT (April), our wax pilot (Andrew Johnson--arriving from the Engadin Marathon) and the rest of our 24-athlete squad arrive.,

Junior Worlds and U23 Championships Start Tomorrow

3/11/2007 - By FIS

Originally scheduled for 29th January- 4th February but postponed due to a lack of snow, the FIS Nordic Junior World Ski Championships and under-23 Cross-Country Championships in Tarvisio (ITA) will begin Monday, 12th March.,

Recap of the World Championships

3/11/2007 - By FIS

The FIS Nordic World Ski Championships in Sapporo (JPN) drew to a close last Sunday. In the 18 title events, 14 nations won medals.,

NMU First Women's Team Ever to Sweep Back-to-Back NCAA Races

3/10/2007 - By Matias Saari, CCSA

The Wildcat women skied straight into the NCAA history books on Friday. According to the NCAA, no women's team had ever before swept back-to-back races at the same NCAA's (Denver's men pulled it off in 2000).,

Randall 7th in Freestyle Sprint at Lahti Ski Games

3/10/2007 - By US Ski Team

Kikkan Randall finished seventh Saturday in a 1.2K freestyle World Cup sprint at the Lahti Ski Games while Andy Newell had the top U.S. men's result, finishing 14th in their 1.4K sprint.,

Swedes Dominate 2007 Vasaloppet

3/10/2007 - By FIS

This year's FIS Marathon Cup has been absolutely dominated by Swedish racers, who have won all but one of the competitions so far this season.,

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