Listed below is a breakdown of the team results for the Central Collegiate Ski Association schools from the combined freestyle (Jan. 1) and classic technique (Jan. 3) races at the U.S. Cross Country Ski Championships in Houghton, Mich.,

By Matias Saari
Jan 7, 2007

Today's Team sprint race at Nationals start at 10am. See them live on the three web cams at the Senior Nationals web site.,

By Mike Muha
Jan 7, 2007

Photos from the second day of racing - the freestyle race - at US Senior Nationals.,

By Pete Vordenberg - TeamToday.org
Jan 7, 2007

Climbing skins are banned and the race shortened slightly to avoiding overtaing situations in intial laps.,

By Tour de Ski
Jan 7, 2007

We have started making snow and will continue making it every night leading up to the Sprints.,

By CXC Skiing
Jan 7, 2007

Five top 10s for Central Collegiate Ski Association skiers against the best sprinters in America was an impressive feat Saturday for the conference at the U.S. Cross Country Ski Championships.,

By Matias Saari, CCSA
Jan 7, 2007

AK/Subaru Factory Team's Flora and Giese beat Olympians Newell and Koos in National Team Sprint.,

By US Ski Team
Jan 7, 2007

The following is the grooming schedule for the Winter of 2007. Grooming always takes place in the evenings & middle of the night to allow skiing to set-up for the next day.,

By Noquemanon Trail Network
Jan 6, 2007

Today's sprint races at Nationals start at 10am for the qualitfication round. See them live on the three web cams at the Senior Nationals web site.,

By Mike Muha
Jan 6, 2007

Central Collegiate Ski Association skiers took the top 5 women's spot in Wednesday's classic event.,

By Matias Saari
Jan 6, 2007

Central Collegiate Ski Association has another great showing in Thursday's freestyle race, particularly racers from Northern Michigan University and Fairbanks, Alaska.,

By Matias Saari
Jan 6, 2007

In the sprint qualification, many distance racers qualified as somewhat expected surprises. The Tour is taking its toll on everybody, but very likely it's tougher for sprinters and gives better chances for the distance racers.,

By Tour de Ski
Jan 6, 2007