Russian Cross-Country skier, Sergey Shiryaev has tested positive for the use of the Prohibited Substance Erythropoietin (EPO) at the Sapporo FIS Nordic World Ski Championships. ,

By FIS
Mar 12, 2007

Odd-Bjoern Hjelmset of Norway won a World Cup 15K classic race Sunday at the Lahti Ski Games, while Germany's Tobias Angerer finished third to all but sewed-up his second straight World Cup title. Kris Freeman was 42nd.,

By US Ski Team
Mar 12, 2007

After moving the cross country, nordic combined and ski jumping venue because of poor snow, the Junior Worlds are ready to open with the first competitions starting Tuesday.,

By Mondiali Juniores
Mar 12, 2007

Oslo, Norway, March 11. Tim Burke (Paul Smiths, NY) with four penalties finished 22nd in the 15K Mass Start competition here today.,

By US Biathlon Team
Mar 12, 2007

The FIS Nordic World Ski Championships in Sapporo (JPN) drew to a close last Sunday. In the 18 title events, 14 nations won medals.,

By FIS
Mar 11, 2007

Originally scheduled for 29th January- 4th February but postponed due to a lack of snow, the FIS Nordic Junior World Ski Championships and under-23 Cross-Country Championships in Tarvisio (ITA) will begin Monday, 12th March.,

By FIS
Mar 11, 2007

We’ve been in Italy for three days. We are 17 athletes and 6 coaches strong currently, and on the 11th our PT (April), our wax pilot (Andrew Johnson--arriving from the Engadin Marathon) and the rest of our 24-athlete squad arrive.,

By Matt Whitcomb - TeamToday.org
Mar 11, 2007

Oslo, Norway, March 10. Jay Hakkinen moved up three places while Lowell Bailey slipped two spots to 46th in the Men’s 12.5K Pursuit today.,

By US Biathlon Team
Mar 11, 2007

Results for 2007 Junior Olympics Relay race on Saturday, March 10 at Soldier Hollow, UT.,

By Summit Systems
Mar 11, 2007

Alaska Cup Team Points from the 2007 National Junior Olympics,

By Summit Systems
Mar 11, 2007

Northern Michigan nordic coach Sten Fjeldheim was handing out hugs and smiling from ear-to-ear at the end of the exciting women’s 15 K Classic nordic race.,

By University of New Hamshire
Mar 10, 2007

World Championships silver medalist Bill Demong took the lead at the 8K mark Friday and went on to the second World Cup nordic combined victory of his career, winning by 6.6 seconds at the Lahti Ski Games. ,

By US Ski Team
Mar 10, 2007