Four Sets of Photos from the Michigan Cup Relays at the Cross Country Ski Headquarters.,

By Mike Muha
Mar 19, 2007

Not only did the Cross Country Ski Headquarters win the Michigan Cup Relays, they also took home the big prize for the year: the Michigan Cup Trophy.,

By Mike Muha
Mar 19, 2007

For the third time in a row, Norway collected the coveted Marc-Hodler-Trophy with 139 points, followed by Germany with 85 and Finland with 75 points.,

By FIS
Mar 19, 2007

World Championships silver medalist Bill Demong moved up four places in the 7.5K sprint Sunday to finish third, ending his best nordic combined World Cup season on the podium.,

By US Ski Team
Mar 19, 2007

See Andy Newell airborne a couple strides from the finish. There were actually quite a few skiers running like this at the end. I think the snow was too soft to glide.,

By Pete Vordenberg - TeamToday.org
Mar 18, 2007

Although Team NordicSkiracer.com wom 6 of the 12 divisions, the Michigan Cup Relays were won overall by the Cross Country Ski Headquarters with their depth of teams.,

By Mike Muha
Mar 18, 2007

Kris Freeman finished 21st Saturday in the men's 50K classic race at Holmenkollen in sunny, 45-degree weather, a race won by newly crowned 50K CL world champion Odd-Bjoern Hjelmeset of Norway.,

By US Ski Team
Mar 18, 2007

Taz Mannix had the fastest skating leg Saturday to finish ninth in the women's 15K (7.5+7.5) pursuit that concluded the FIS U-23 World Championships.,

By US Ski Team
Mar 18, 2007

The Cross Country Ski Headquarters raced to victory in the Michigan Cup Relays on Saturday, March 17, 2007. Fielding 20 relay teams, the Headquarters won 4 of the 12 relays divisions to finish with 4,236 team points.,

By Mike Muha
Mar 18, 2007

I’m back for my annual tour of Scandinavia. this year arriving from Uganda instead of Minnesota, however. it’s about the same nine hours of travel, but a lot easier to adjust because i’m not crossing seven time zones.,

By Pete Vordenberg - TeamToday.org
Mar 17, 2007

Khanty Mansiysk, Russia, March 15. Tim Burke, with two penalties, finished 27th in this evening’s World Cup Sprint Final, leading the US men to 10th place in the Nations Cup for the first time ever.,

By US Biathlon Association
Mar 16, 2007

Silvana Bucher won gold in the U-23 ladies' 10 km race in the free technique and Dario Cologna in the men's 15 km race.,

By FIS
Mar 16, 2007