Blue skies, blue wax, and great tracks welcomed 500 athletes to the CXC SuperTour at Telemark Resort Sunday classic races.,

By CXC Skiing
Jan 28, 2008

Ideal skiing condtions greeted participants and spectators at the 52nd Hiawatha Invitational cross country ski races on Saturday and Sunday.,

By Hiawatha Invitational
Jan 28, 2008

Keeping his perfect collegiate season intact was not in doubt Sunday for Marius Korthauer of the Alaska Nanooks, but he required a dramatic charge in the last 100 meters Sunday to claim his third straight SuperTour race outright.,

By Matias Saari
Jan 28, 2008

The U.S. Disabled Cross Country Ski Team's Chris Klebl (sit-ski; Heber City, UT) is on his way to matching his 2007 World Cup podium spots after picking up a win and a second place during the first portion of the Team's World Cup season.,

By US Ski Team
Jan 27, 2008

They come in all shapes and sizes and from all walks of life. Some have done it dozens of times while others are embarking on their first long-distance ski journey. Some come to compete against themselves. Others...,

By Leslie Hamp
Jan 27, 2008

Kikkan Randall finished eighth and World Cup rookie Garrott Kuzzy was ninth in 1.1K freestyle sprints Saturday. Torin Koos was 11th while Andy Newell was mouse-trapped on a turn and eliminated in his quarterfinal heat.,

By US Ski Team
Jan 27, 2008

Garrott Kuzzy, Leif Zimmerman: Great races in the 15km Freestyle. Three athletes in the top 11 in the Sprints. But we did not accomplish our goals.,

By Pete Vordenberg, TeamToday.org
Jan 27, 2008

Andre Golovko and Kristina Strandberg win the Noquemanon 51km Classic; Michigan Cup racers have strong showing, with four in top 10.,

By Mike Muha
Jan 27, 2008

At the last moment, Team NordicSkiRacer pulled together a time trial at Huron Meadows Metropark for skiers who decided not to head north to the Noquemanon.,

By Mike Muha
Jan 27, 2008

The home favourite Chandra Crawford (CAN) and the Swedish top sprinter Emil Joensson took their first ever World Cup victory in the free technique sprint in Canmore. ,

By FIS
Jan 27, 2008

Kris had no idea what to expect from the first race. He got home after Nationals and set-about getting healthy. He’s felt better every single day since Nationals, and his confidence has come up.,

By Zach Caldwell
Jan 26, 2008

Kris Freeman fought through single-digit cold Friday to finish 29th in a 15K freestyle technique World Cup race and record the top U.S. finish on the third of four days of racing at the 1988 Olympic venue.,

By US Ski Team
Jan 26, 2008