CXC was featured on Wisconsin Public Television this past week. Here's the link to this excellent video. Recommended.,

By Wisconsin Public Television
Feb 12, 2008

Some shots of our Junior 1 team racing in Otepaa. It was great to see our J1 skiers getting fired up about it and going all out.,

By Pete Vordenberg, TeamToday.org
Feb 12, 2008

Ostersund, Sweden, February 11.Russell Currier (Stockholm, ME) and Laura Spector (Lenox, MA) will make their World Championships debut in the Mixed Relay competition on today.,

By US Biathlon Association
Feb 12, 2008

Port Crescent State Park will host a Go-Get Outdoors candlelight cross-country ski night on Saturday, Feb. 16.,

By DNR
Feb 12, 2008

The 2008 All-Central Collegiate Ski Teams were announced Thursday, with Northern Michigan University, Alaska (Fairbanks) and Michigan Tech University the big winners. Jed Friedrich of Gustavus Adolphus College and Sten Fjeldheim were named Coach of the Y,

By Matias Saari
Feb 11, 2008

One of the features of the Otepaa World Cup weekend is the annual wax-tech relay. By and large it’s a crew of out of shape guys who go out and ski really hard a couple of K at a time all winter long.,

By Zach Caldwell
Feb 11, 2008

Ostersund, Sweden, February 10. Tim Burke, in 15th position coming into the final standing shooting stage, hit all five targets, then flew through the final 2.5K to finish 10th in the 12.5K Pursuit at the Biathlon World Championships.,

By US Biathlon Association
Feb 11, 2008

Petra Majdic from Slovenia and the Norwegian Eldar Roenning are the winner of the classical sprint in Otepää (EST).,

By FIS
Feb 11, 2008

In difficult waxing conditions caused by a rock-hard track covered in new snow, Straits Strider Denny Paull pulled ahead of the pack to win the 16km Gran Travers. Lindsey Dehlin from Marquette won the women's 16km.,

By Mike Muha
Feb 11, 2008

Kris Freeman (Andover, NH) was 16th Saturday in a 15K classic technique World Cup race in Otepaeae, Estonia, his best performance in nine weeks.,

By US Ski Team
Feb 10, 2008

Kris paced the race quite conservatively. His intensity session gave him ample evidence that the price for a maximal effort on that course was extremely high with a relatively modest return in time gains.,

By Zach Caldwell
Feb 10, 2008

Lukas Bauer was attacking from the beginning and pushing all the 15 km very hard. Kuitunen started very strong and had the best time at the first intermediate point at 0.9 km. ,

By FIS
Feb 10, 2008