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Caitlin Patterson and Patrick Johnson take EISA skate races
Feb 8, 2010 - By Aubrey Smith
 - Dartmouth women dominate, taking places 2nd-6th, Middlebury men continue strong showing to edge Dartmouth and SLU for top men's team score. 1 Comment
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New  All Good at the Lake Placid Loppet
Feb 8, 2010 - By Dylan Dethier
 - The Lake Placid Loppet attracted a number of skiers from the Mid-Atlantic region and beyond on Saturday, February 7th. The race course, which follows almost exactly the race course from the 1980 Winter Olympics, was offered at 25 or 50 kilometers in
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New  Mooney, Hegman, and Caldwell shine at Eastern Cup Weekend
Feb 8, 2010
 - EISA college skiers took most of the top spots in the senior races, though Heather Mooney, who won both J2 races, also took 4th in the women's senior race on Saturday. Jack Hegman and Patrick Caldwell dominated both men's J2 races.
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The UNM Nordic Invite
Feb 7, 2010 - By Trond Flagstad
 - The UNM Nordic men continued to dominate here in Red River New Mexico on the second day of their own invite, taking the top four spots in the men's 10km freestyle race.  In the women's race freshmen Maria Graefnings skiing for Nevada easily won the 2 Comments
Skinny Skis Valentines Day Sale
Feb 7, 2010
 - Skinny Skis is offering free shipping on skis and boots for Valentines Day.
Simons, Dong Take Boulder Mountain Tour Titles
Feb 7, 2010 - By Liz Kantack
 - Zack Simons successfully defended his Boulder Mountain Tour title, while Evelyn Dong improved on her third place finish in 2009 to take the title in 2010.
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Bernstein and Sargent take first races of UVM Carnival
Feb 6, 2010 - By Aubrey Smith
 - Franz Bernstein (UVM) and Ida Sargent (DAR) won today's 5/10 km races, while the Middlebury men picked up where they left off two weeks ago in the classic technique by grabbing the top team score.
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Joensson Dominating in Olympic Tune-Up
Feb 6, 2010 - By Topher Sabot
 - Emil Joennson (SWE) showed he is in fine form to challenge for Olympic gold, skiing to a convincing win in the men's classic sprint on a sunny Saturday.  Torin Koos (USA) finished 11th after qualifying 2nd. 2 Comments
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Kowalczyk Crushes Canmore Classic Sprint; Canada’s Renner Takes Third
Feb 6, 2010 - By Nathaniel Herz
 - In the men’s classic sprint in Canmore on Saturday, there were all kinds of tactics in play. In the women’s version, there was just one: go like hell, and leave everyone else in the dust. That was Justyna Kowalczyk’s M.O. today.
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Capturing a World Cup Classic Sprint Qualification
Feb 6, 2010
 - Once again FasterSkier's Win Goodbody gives us a look at this morning's action of the classic sprint qualification at the Canmore World Cup.
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Canmore: Shots of the Moment
Feb 6, 2010 - By Patrick Stinson
 - Here are some photos from the last few minutes around the World Cup race venue in Canmore. Coaches are waxing, skiers are testing, spectators are crowding, the press' cameras are shooting...
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Joensson, Kowalczyk Take Sprint Qualifier – 16 North Americans In the Heats
Feb 6, 2010 - By Topher Sabot
 - Emil Joensson (SWE) and Justyna Kowalczyk (POL) won the classic sprint qualifier this morning on a long challenging course at the Canmore Nordic Center. North America was led by Torin Koos in an impressive 2nd.
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Canmore’s “Strong-Man’s Course” Should Favor Distance Skiers
Feb 6, 2010 - By Nathaniel Herz
 - With a thin international field here contesting the classic sprint in Canmore, for the world’s best, Saturday morning’s qualifier was just a formality. From here, the stage is set for a knock-down, drag out series of heats on what the U.S.’s...
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Sprint Day in Canmore – Video Preview and Photos
Feb 6, 2010
 - Rumor has it that there are days when the sun does not shine in Canmore, but over the course of two World Cup weekends, we have yet to see it.  Video interview with USST Coach Pat Casey, and photos from the morning.
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Where Were the Norwegians?
Feb 6, 2010 - By Nathaniel Herz
 - FasterSkier digs into teams' varying approaches at the Canmore World Cup in advance of the 2010 Olympic Games in Whistler.
And Now For The Sprint…
Feb 6, 2010 - By Topher Sabot
 - World Cup racing continues tomorrow with a classic sprint on a new course at the Canmore Nordic Center.  FasterSkier takes a look at the race course and the favorites.
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RMISA: UNM Dominates Home Track at Invite
Feb 5, 2010 - By Trond Flagstad
 - UNM dominated the first day at the New Mexico Invite here in Red River. In the men's race Martin Kaas UNM won his 3rd race of the season followed by his teammate Pierre Niess in second only 5.6 seconds back.
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Canmore World Cup Photos – Day One
Feb 5, 2010
 - FasterSkier's Win Goodbody is part of our team that has ventured to Canmore for the World Cup races this weekend.  Here is a look at the action through his camera lens.
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Kalla Nips Kowalczyk in Canmore 10k; Compton 14th
Feb 5, 2010 - By Nathaniel Herz
 - Tune-up? Small field? Sure, but it’s still the World Cup. In front of hundreds of fans in Canmore, Sweden’s Charlotte Kalla gave her Olympic hopes a boost by winning the women’s 10k freestyle here on a course tailored to her strengths
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Italy Strong at “Home Away From Home” – Top 2 in Men’s 15km
Feb 5, 2010 - By Topher Sabot
 - Italy took the top two places as the men's 15km freestyle came down to the wire in a battle between teammates Giorgio DiCenta and Pietro Piller Cottrer.  Dario Cologna (SUI) was third. 3 Comments
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