Andy Soule (Pearland, Texas) missed the medal stand by just over a minute in the men’s sitting 12.5K on the final day of biathlon competition Wednesday at Whistler Paralympic Park. He was the only competitor to shoot four perfect rounds of five shots each

By US Biathlon Team
Mar 18, 2010

High definition highlights of Monday's class sprint races and Wednesday's classic distance races from the 2010 Junior Olympics in Presque Isle, Maine.

By Frank Grant
Mar 17, 2010

Although the Relays have melted away, the Michigan Cup Awards lunch banquet WILL start at noon at the Cross Country Ski Heaquarters as originally planned. And there will be a 10 am bike ride around Higgins Lake.

By Ernie Brumbaugh
Mar 17, 2010

With the cancellation of the Boyne Highlands races last weekend, the individual standings after the Black Mountain Classic became the final standings. Here are the age group and overall winners.

By Mike Muha
Mar 17, 2010

The 2010/2011 Nanosonic is all new. Only the name remains the same. The Madshus ski has a completely new shape - the entire design is changed.

By Mark Waechter, Nordic Ultratune
Mar 16, 2010

More photos of the Black Mountain 31K Classic cross country ski race, at the finish line.

By Sue Conboy
Mar 16, 2010

After a momentous day for the U.S. Team in Saturday’s biathlon competition, five American athletes took to the tracks Sunday in the men’s sitting 15 km and women’s sitting 10 km events.

By US Ski Team
Mar 16, 2010

Jay Woodbeck and Rosie Frankowoski were the top Great Lakes District skiers, finishing 19th and 17th in their respective races.

By Mike Muha
Mar 16, 2010

Karmen Whitham, Rosie Frankowoski and Ellen Wiitala finish ninth overall the realy in the final day of racing at the 2010 Juior Olympics.

By Mike Muha
Mar 16, 2010

U.S. biathlete Andy Soule (Pearland, Texas) made history Saturday, winning the first U.S. medal of the 2010 Paralympic Games and the first-ever medal for the U.S. Paralympic Biathlon team on the opening day of competition.

By Linda Jager, USBA
Mar 15, 2010

After long ago having locked up the World Cup overall title, Jason Lamy Chappuis of France closed up the season with a win as he took home the King's Cup at Holmenkollen in Norway on Sunday. Billy Demong led the way for the U.S. finishing 10th.

By US Ski Team
Mar 15, 2010

Wisconsin-Green Bay’s Santiago Ocariz was the lone All-American finisher among the 15 CCSA racers, taking 10th place in the men’s race in 49 minutes, 44 seconds, 25 seconds behind the winner—UVM’s Franz Bernstein.

By Dylan Dethier
Mar 15, 2010