Articles from January 2010
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 - Fabio Santus of Italy and Jenny Hansson of Sweden won the title event of the "Dolomitenlauf Games" and both now hold the overall lead on the FIS Marathon list.  Tobias Angerer of the German National Team took second with teammates Axel Teichmann and Jens Filbrich also finishing in the lead pack.
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 - Brian Gregg and Rebecca Dussault gave CXC Team Vertical Limit a second consecutive day on top of the podium.  Dussault repeated continued her winning ways, skiing to a convi...
 - Michigan Tech’s Oskar Lund and UAF’s Aurelia Korthauer were the individual winners in Saturday’s freestyle race. The Central Super Tour event was held at Theodore Wirth...
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 - Dartmouth's Nils Koons and Erika Flowers won the distance skate events on Friday at Sleepy Hollow in the St. Michael's Carnival.  In the sprint relays, it was Middlebury who...
 - CXC Team Vertical Limit skier Matt Liebsch was able to take a few minutes between his racing and putting his kids down for bed to answer a few questions for the FasterSkier a...
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 - The University of New Mexico won the overall Utah Invitational in Soldier Hollow today, while Colorado's Buffaloes were the fastest cross country team for the second weekend ... 1 Comment
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 - Matt Leibsch and Rebecca Dussault led CXC Team Vertical Limit in a dominating performance this morning as the US SuperTour continued in Minnesota. 1 Comment
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 - Maria Stuber and Brian Gregg, teammates on CXC Team Vertical Limit both finished 2nd in today's 5/10km freestyle SuperTour in Minneapolis.  They took a few minutes to answer...
 - The Russian men's team swept the podium, and placed six in the top-10 in the 30km pursuit.  Artem Zhmurko won his first-ever World Cup race, following up on his strong 9th l...
 - Justyna Kowalczyk (POL), one of the few top World Cup skiers racing in Rybinsk, extended her overall World Cup lead by winning every bonus sprint and the race.
 - Tim Burke (USA) finished 21st in today's 10km sprint and will start the pursuit tomorrow.  Haley Johnson, 59th yesterday, will also race tomorrow.
 - Canada will send one of its most talented teams of cross-country skiers to the start line with a focus on contributing to the nation’s medal count at the 2010 Olympic Winte...
 - Magdalena Neuner (GER) won her second race of the week in Antholz, Italy, overcoming a single miss to claim victory in the 7.5km sprint.  Zina Kocher (CAN) finished 15th.
 - If you have always dreamed of scoring World Cup points, all you have to do is show up in Rybinsk, Russia, with the blessing of your National Ski Federation, and complete a ra...
 - Vesna Fabjan (SLO) joined renowned teammate Petra Majdic as a World Cup winner, capturing the women's freestyle sprint in Russia, edging Italian Magda Genuin at the line.
 - The Russian men swept the freestyle sprint on home soil behind a strong performance by Nikolay Morilov.  Canada placed two in the top-30.
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 - When it’s -15 F outside, most lower-48 skiers resign themselves to an afternoon in the weight room or even on the couch. But temperatures like those don’t faze Reese Hann...
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 - Boulder Nordic Sport staff Zach Caldwell, Amy Caldwell and Nathan Schultz will be doing race service work at the Olympics in February, and so BNS will suspend customer grindi...
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 - The U.S. Olympic Committee Friday bestowed its highest honors on three U.S. Ski Team athletes on the eve of the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games. Among them Nordic co...
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 - Gear West announces the implementation of a waiting list for reservation to purchase the new SWIX Nordic racing ski pole called the Triac. The pole is set to arrive February...
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