Kris Freeman was the top U.S. finisher in Friday's cross country 15km classical race in Pragelato as he took 22nd. Lars Flora, Andrew Johnson and Justin Freeman placed 51-52-53, respectively.,

By US Ski Team
Feb 17, 2006

The timing device failed on the first sprint; the results are for the second 2K sprint. ,

By Vasa Trails
Feb 17, 2006

With temperatures hovering just above freezing in a classical technique race, ski preparation was key. Wagner went with a klister base while Randall and the other U.S. skiers went with 'hairies.',

By US Ski Team
Feb 16, 2006

US Biathlete Rachel Steer was smiling today as she had a seasonal best 35th place in the Women’s 7.5K Sprint.,

By US Biathlon Association
Feb 16, 2006

The cross country duo of Kikkan Randall and Wendy Wagner finished 10th in the Olympic Team Sprint Monday, marking the first time U.S. women have made finals in a top international contest.,

By US Ski Team
Feb 14, 2006

Olympic “rookies” Tim Burke and Lowell Bailey topped veteran biathletes Jeremy Teela and Jay Hakkinen today’s 10K Sprint competition at the Torino Olympic Winter Games.,

By US Biathlon Association
Feb 14, 2006

Hugh Prichard and Jesse Smith battled it out on the course, but it was Hugh who nipped Jesse in the last moments of the race to win the 2006 Gran Travers 16km Classic cross country ski race. Julie Houle won for the women.,

By Mike Muha
Feb 13, 2006

World Masters program and final results through Saturday, February 11, the final day of competition.,

By World Masters
Feb 12, 2006

In the first cross country race of the Torino Olympics, Rebecca Dussault (Gunnison, CO) was the top American finisher in 48th in the 15km Pursuit. Estonian Kristina Smigun won the gold medal.,

By US Ski Team
Feb 12, 2006

Russia's Eugeni Dementiev won the men's 30-km pursuit race in the cross-country skiing at the Torino Winter Olympics on Sunday, passing Frode Estil of Norway and Piller Cottrer of Italy in the final seconds.,

By Mike Muha
Feb 12, 2006

Justin Easter of the Suburu Factory Team won the 50K North American Vasa in 2:12:26, beating out Joseph Graci (2:19:02) and Joe Bettendorf of Team NordicSkiRacer.com (2:19:31).,

By Mike Muha
Feb 11, 2006

Jay Hakkinen (Kasilof, AK) stamped his name in US Olympic History one more time as he finished 10th today in the 20K Individual competition, erasing his previous US best of 13th at the 2002 Salt Lake Olympic Winter Games.,

By US Biathlon Association
Feb 11, 2006