The Holiday Classic race was held at Boyne Valley Lodge on Saturday at 10 am. The 2.5 Km track was firm with a dusting of new snow. The skiers used kick from Asics Yellow to Brooks Blue and it all worked great.,

By Nick Baic
Dec 31, 2006

Two-time Olympian Kris Freeman swept a pair of races during the weekend to take over the men's lead USSA Cross Country SuperTour standings while Caitlin Compton retained her women's overall lead and Laura Valaas stayed unbeaten after five sprints.,

By US Ski Team
Dec 20, 2006

The CXC Team capped off a great early season racing tour with two more wins this weekend at the 2002 Olympic site of Soldier Hollow, Utah.,

By Laura Valaas, CXC Skiing
Dec 18, 2006

Hakkinen, nagged by a viral infection for the past couple of weeks today showed that he is well on the road to full recovery.,

By US Biathlon Team
Dec 17, 2006

Men's World Cup leader Eldar Roenning of Norway padded his points lead Wednesday by winning a 15K classic technique race while Finn Virpi Kuitunen took the women's World Cup lead by winning a 10K CL race.,

By US Ski Team
Dec 14, 2006

The Michigan Tech Nordic skiing team opened the 2006-07 season Grand View Cross Country Ski Challenge at Wolverine Nordic Ski Club this past Saturday and Sunday.,

By Jon Oman
Dec 12, 2006

After three stops on the $130,000 Cross Country SuperTour schedule, three men are battling for the overall lead while Central Division CXC teammates Laura Valaas and Caitlin Compton are atop the women's standings.,

By US Ski Team
Dec 12, 2006

The goal is simply to ski as fast as possible - regardless. If your skis are bad, you ski as fast as you can, if you feel tired, you ski as fast as you can, if you are in 50th you fight for 49th, if you are in 1st you fight to win by more...,

By Pete Vordenberg - TeamToday.org
Dec 11, 2006

The women’s side of the CXC Team saw Laura Valaas and Caitlin Compton continue their podium streak in every SuperTour race of the season.,

By Garrott Kuzzy and Caitlin Compton
Dec 11, 2006

Tim Burke led teammates Lowell Bailey and Jeremy Teela into US Biathlon history as the trio finished 10th, 18th,and 21st in the Men’s 10K Sprint.,

By US Biathlon Team
Dec 9, 2006

Tim Burke chalked up another personal best today with a 19th place finish in the Men’s 12.5K Pursuit competition on the closing day of the Ostersund Biathlon World Cup. ,

By US Biathlon Team
Dec 4, 2006

Lanny Barnes led the US women biathletes for the second consecutive competition with a 58th place in today’s 7.5K Sprint.,

By US Biathlon Association
Dec 2, 2006