Spencer Ruffner crushed the competition in a handicap-based 5km rollerski race held in defiance of the snow gods who refused to deliver the goods.,

By Mike Muha & Hugh Pritchard
Jan 9, 2007

Oberhof, Germany, January 3. The US Women’s Relay team finished 15th in tonight’s 4 X 6K Relay, won by the French team that never relinquished the lead after moving into first during the second leg.,

By US Biathlon Team
Jan 9, 2007

The GLD JO qualifiers have been moved from Grayling to Marquette for this weekend. While we may get snow down here, they have snow in Marquette and we want to give skiers time to make accommodations.,

By Nick Baic
Jan 9, 2007

Join us for the second annual Winter Scramble in conjunction with the Heikinpäivä Mid-Winter Festival and the Copper Island Classic on January 21.,

By Keweenaw Land Trust
Jan 8, 2007

Northern Michigan University took College Cup honors at the 2007 U.S. Cross Country Championships in Houghton. The Wildcats rode the skis of their two Olympic veterans, Lindsey Weier and Lindsay Williams, to victory.,

By Dean Woodbeck
Jan 8, 2007

Northern Michigan University took College Cup honors at the 2007 U.S. Cross Country Championships in Houghton. The Wildcats rode the skis of their two Olympic veterans, Lindsey Weier and Lindsay Williams, to victory.,

By Jon Oman - MTU
Jan 8, 2007

The Central Collegiate Ski Association placed three teams among the top five for the College Cup, Hmm...Could this be a harbringer of how thinks might stack up at the NCAA Championsships?,

By Matias Saari, CCSA
Jan 8, 2007

I was up visiting my grandfather and had a couple hours so I hit the sprint races on Friday.,

By Jeff Kalember
Jan 8, 2007

Based partly on their performance in Houghton, NMU's Weier, Williams and Morgan Smyth were named to the U.S. team for the U23 World Championships later this month in Italy.,

By Matias Saari
Jan 8, 2007

The Central Collegiate Ski Association wrapped up a stellar U.S. Cross Country Ski Championships by placing three teams in the top 10 in Sunday's inaugural team sprint.,

By Matias Saari
Jan 8, 2007

Tobias Angerer of Germany uses smart tactics to conquer the Alpe Cermis and win the final Tour de Ski event.,

By Tour de Ski
Jan 8, 2007

Athletes were falling down right after the finish line – true sign that we witnessed the most extreme uphill in the cross country.,

By Tour de Ski
Jan 8, 2007