Cross Country Ski Racing News

Chandra Crawford Takes 3rd in Munich Sprint

1/2/2007 - By Tour de Ski

This very fast course built on the Munich Olympic stadium did not tolerate any balancing mistakes and we witnessed many falls during heats and finals.,

Report from Biathlon Junior Nationals - Day 2

1/2/2007 - By US Biathlon Team

McNamee storms back; Tyner overtakes Roberts in final stretch for win.,

Tale from Scandinavia 2006

1/2/2007 - By Phil Bowen for TeamToday.org

I am in Gardermoen airport in Oslo. A few tables away, Christian Zorzi and friend are relaxing with cups of coffee. It's a bit of a pinch myself to see if I'm dreaming moment.,

Canadian Kershaw down but not out

1/1/2007 - By Tour de Ski

Devon Kershaw from Canada is one of only two North Americans in the Tour de Ski this season, together with his team-mate Dave Nighbour. ,

Report from Biathlon Junior Nationals - Day 1

1/1/2007 - By US Biathlon Team

No Surprises on first day of Biathlon Junior Trials: Manbeck and Johnson on Top in the Juniors; Byrne and Roberts win in the Youth.,

Skiers Fight for Spot on International Teams

1/1/2007 - By US Ski Team

Skiers at US Nationals will have a chance to earn a spot on one of several teams: the Nordic World Championships, the Junior World Championships, the Under-23 Championships and a Continental Cup trip in Europe.,

U.S. Olympians Competing in Houghton

12/31/2006 - By Dean Woodbeck

Several member of the 2006 U.S. Olympic team will join more than 400 other skiers at the U.S. National Cross Country Championships in Houghton, Michigan, this week.,

Special Kick at Holiday Classic Race

12/31/2006 - By Nick Baic

The Holiday Classic race was held at Boyne Valley Lodge on Saturday at 10 am. The 2.5 Km track was firm with a dusting of new snow. The skiers used kick from Asics Yellow to Brooks Blue and it all worked great.,

A Vasa Letter from Justin Easter

12/31/2006 - By Justin Easter

When we ducked under the clouds flying into the Traverse City airport I could tell that the new snow was welcome. It wasn’t hard to see the snow cover was a little thin, but I had been assured that the 2006 North American Vasa would go.,