Results from the Tuesday Night (February 1st, 2005) 4km Freestyle at Timber Ridge in Traverse City, Michigan,
By Joe Esper
Feb 2, 2005
We expect that the North American Vasa scheduled for February 12th will be for the full 12, 27, and 50 km distances.,
By James Monroe
Feb 1, 2005
Here are the Micup results through Garland. The Team category has still not been updated - I want to get all final roster changes before I make the corrections.,
By Ken Dawson
Jan 31, 2005
The White Pine Stampede WILL run. We will be able to offer three event distances, but the 50k event must be shortened to 35+ kilometers. 10k and 20 skiers, you can count on skiing your full distance, approximately., ,
By White Pine Organizaers
Jan 31, 2005
The next increase for the Vasa is Tuesday, Feb 1. And here more info on our new 3K tour!,
By Jim Dombrowski
Jan 27, 2005
Seniors Steve Kuhl and Tracy Hardin win the Garland Glide, with Cassidy Edwards and Spence Beatty the junior champions.,
By Nick Baic
Jan 23, 2005
It's 6:00 am and Doug, Mark, Julie and I are packing our gear into Yvon's van for a day trip to the Garland Grip. Southeastern Michigan has just received 4 inches of snow, the roads are a mess, and visibility from the blowing snow makes driving hazardous.,
By Mike Muha
Jan 22, 2005
Vasa Volunteer party news, tickets now on sale for the 2005 TART Trails Grooming Raffle, weather, and more!,
By Jim Dombrowski
Jan 20, 2005
Garland has snow. The Garland Glide and Garland Grip will happen as scheduled.,
By Ernie Brumbaugh
Jan 19, 2005
Team rosters and money were due on January 1st. Because of poor snow conditions and races rescheduled, the absolute deadline for teams has been extended to January 23rd...but the sooner the better! ,
By Carole Mueller-Brumbaugh
Jan 17, 2005
Thin cover over bare ground and cart paths have rendered the course unsafe and for that reason alone, we have cancelled this year's Highlander.,
By Roger Putman
Jan 15, 2005
The Race has been moved from Saturday to Sunday to give us one more day of regenerating the trails after the rain, warming cold et al....,
By Roger Putman, Crystal Mountain
Jan 12, 2005