Alaskan Kikkan Randall finished seventh Thursday in a 1.1K classical technique sprint and moved into the top 10 in World Cup sprint standings while Andy Newell was 13th but preserved his fifth-place ranking.,

By US Ski Team
Feb 15, 2007

February 13, 2007 Freestyle Results from Hickory Ridge.,

By Mark Esper
Feb 14, 2007

Antholz, Italy, February 11. Jay Hakkinen notched his best World Championships result and the second top ten finish for the US Biathlon Team in this Biathlon World Championship with ninth place in today’s 15K Mass Start competition. ,

By US Biathlon Association
Feb 13, 2007

Once again, junior Jesse Smith of Traverse City put the senior racers to shame by winning the 2007 Gran Travers 16km Classic. Emily Flynn continues to dominate the women’s competition.,

By Mike Muha
Feb 12, 2007

Antholz, Italy. Jay Hakkinen and Tim Burke surprised the crowd today in the Men’s 4 X7.5K Relay competition, by keeping the US Team near the top of the leader board for the first two legs.The US men finished ninth.,

By US Biathlon Association
Feb 12, 2007

Marquette's Daniel Dehlin and Midland's Gussie Peterson took top honors in the 50km Freestyle in the North American Vasa.,

By Mike Muha
Feb 11, 2007

Results from the February 6 2007 Classic Race at Timber Ridge.,

By Mark Esper
Feb 9, 2007

Perfect conditions at Aspen Park tonight. Solid track, 13 degrees, no wind.,

By Jeff Kalember
Feb 8, 2007

Antholz, Italy, February 7. Tracy Barnes (Durango, CO) in 50th place, with three penalties was the top US finisher in the 15K Individual Competition at the Biathlon World Championships today.,

By US Biathlon Association
Feb 8, 2007

Antholz, Italy. Tim Burke placed seventh in the Mens 20K Individual competition here, giving him the second best ever US Biathlon result in the Biathlon World Championships.,

By US Biathlon Association
Feb 7, 2007

Antholz, Italy, February 3. Tim Burke (Paul Smiths, NY) finished 35th in today’s World Championship 10K Sprint, leading the US Biathlon Team, which qualified all four men and three women for the Championship Pursuit competitions on Sunday.,

By US Biathlon Association
Feb 6, 2007

Antholz, Italy, February 4. Jay Hakkinen (Kasilof, AK) starting 38th today, moved steadily through the field in the Men’s 12.5K Pursuit to finish 18th, his best result of the season.,

By US Biathlon Association
Feb 6, 2007