I would have liked to get further, but I just didn't have it in my legs to move that fast in the beginning, and once the gaps were there I wasn't able to do anything with it.,

By US Ski Team
Feb 24, 2006

Results from the February 21, 2006 4K Classic Time Trial at Hickory Hills, Traverse City.,

By Jim Monroe
Feb 23, 2006

Great Lakes District points list after the Houghton High School Championships on Feburary 18-19, 2006,,

By Nick Baic
Feb 22, 2006

American Kikkan Randall made history Wednesday as she was ninth in the Olympic cross country sprint, the best all-time Olympic finish by any U.S. woman.,

By US Ski Team
Feb 22, 2006

Although he was 2nd overall in qualifications, Andy Newell had to settle for 16th in the finals.,

By US Ski Team
Feb 22, 2006

For more than a decade the state Nordic skiing state title has moved back and forth between Marquette and Traverse City with other schools scrambling behind. Over the weekend the Copper Country Ski Tigers finally broke the two city domination.,

By Blair Orr
Feb 22, 2006

Copper Harbor wins the High School Championships; Traverse City places second and fourth. Jesse Smith wins classic, freestyle and pursuit!, ,

By Nick Baic
Feb 21, 2006

The Cross Country Ski Headquarters is on top. Jesse Smith, Catarina Gulledge, Julie Houle and David McLean lead the individual standings.,

By Ken Dawson
Feb 21, 2006

It was a small field, but the Crystal Highlander was held on some of the nicest snow of the year! Hugh Pritchard and Julie Houle finish on top.,

By Mike Muha
Feb 19, 2006

Italy gave the home country fans something to cheer about in Pragelato, winning the men's 4 x 10-km cross country relay. The USA was 12th, a disappointment after finishing fifth in 2002.,

By US Ski Team
Feb 19, 2006

It was the first time since 1976 that Norway was not on the podium. The Norwegians have already claimed three silvers and a bronze, but finished fifth in today's relay.,

By US Ski Team
Feb 18, 2006

With the clouds dumping snow, Steer started the competition less than two minutes off the lead. Steer has struggled with prone shooting all season, but today cleaned both prone stages with deliberate, accurate shooting.,

By US Biathlon Association
Feb 18, 2006