Articles from January 2010
 - World Championship medalist Kikkan Randall (Anchorage), along with Andy Newell (Shaftsbury, VT) and Kris Freeman (Andover, NH) headline a group of eight athletes announced Tuesday by the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Association (USSA) for the 2010 Olympic Cross Country Ski Team. 7 Comments
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 - Photographer Ed Stockard was on the scene at last Saturday's SuperTour in the Methow Valley and he captured some great shots of the action going down.
 - The Canadian Olympic Team will be announced on the 22nd. Seven athletes have qualified based on World Cup results, while another six should be in based on the Qualifying resu...
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 - Now that FIS has announced the quotas for the 2010 Olympics, focus has shifted to the potential for additional spots due to reallocation.  Using a combination of FIS points,... 8 Comments
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 - The  CCSA suffered a down year at the NCAA's at the end of last season, and lost several qualifying spots for this year's championships.  With a strong crop of returning sk...
 - The 2010 AXCS National Masters hosted by the Craftsbury Outdoor Center in Craftsbury, Vermont is just over a week away with strong entries reported in all events.  Registrat...
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 - After it was discovered that Thomas Alsgaard had registered for Thursday's 15Km at Norwegian Nationals in Stokke, his name has also been heard in the Olympic context. Sports... 7 Comments
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 - The final FIS Olympic quota allocations have been computed.  The US received the expected eight, and Canada eleven.  These numbers could still change if large-quota nations... 1 Comment
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 - FasterSkier photographer Win Goodbody was on the scene in the Methow Valley for the SuperTour sprint on Saturday.  Both Torin Koos and Laura Valaas were able to control the ...
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 - Norway announced that they have named seven more athletes to their Olympic Cross-Country Team, bringing the total to 11. 1 Comment
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 - Randall recently headed a Fast and Female event in Anchorage, AK .  300 girls between the ages of 9 and 19 showed up for a full afternoon of fun on skis, and Randall hopes ... 2 Comments
 - Torin Koos (USST) and Caitlin Compton (GO Training) won the 10/15km Classic SuperTour today in the Methow Valley.
 - Hanna Falk, the 20-year-old Swede who has taken the World Cup sprint scene by storm this season won her second race of the year, edging Sprint Cup leader Petra Majdic (SLO), ...
 - The US skied to a strong 6th place finish in the 4x7.5km relay in Biathlon World Cup action.  The race was only disappointing in light of the fact that a good portion of the...
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 - Dartmouth's Ida Sargent won both women's races this weekend, while Dartmouth's Nils Koons took the 10km classic race and University of New Hampshire's Dylan McGuffin won the ... 1 Comment
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 - In Sunday’s World Cup in Chaux-Neuve, France—his last before heading home to the U.S.—Demong finished just outside the top three, as Mario Stecher (AUS) caught and pass...
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 - Ben Koons and Heather Mooney win Saturday's classic sprint, while Kris Freeman makes a star appearance to win the men's 15km skate and Isabel Caldwell takes the women's 10k...
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 - The competitive season began today for the Rocky Mountain Intercollegiate Ski Association (RMISA) at the MSU Invite at Bohart Ranch in Montana. After an early lead on Friday,... 3 Comments
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 - Jesse Vaeaenaenen sure is a mouthful of a name. Apparently he’s a lot to handle in a classic sprint, too. In Otepaa, Estonia today, Vaeaenaenen (FIN) edged Andy Newell in ...
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 - Torin Koos (USST) skied to a convincing win in the freestyle sprint as the SuperTour stopped in the Methow Valley.  As a member of the US World Cup Team, Koos doesn't have m...
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