- Jean Phillipe LeGuellec (CAN) is making the most of Canada’s first home Olympics in 22 years.  With his 13th place finish today, he has now finished 6th, 11th and 13th on winter sports biggest stage.  The US struggled today, led by Tim Burke's 45th.

 - As the second starter in the women's individual 15km, Tora Berger (NOR) had a long wait to see if her 1st place time would hold up, and when her last competitor crossed the l...

 - Lanny Barnes is known as a good shot. But coming into the Olympics, she said she had never shot perfectly in a race with four shooting stages over her entire ten-year interna...

 - The CCSA named its men’s and women’s first and second all-conference teams Wednesday. The All-CCSA teams recognize season-long achievement and were based on points given ...

 - For some people, being stuck in a quarterfinal heat at the Olympics with Emil Joensson (SWE) would be intimidating. Not for Simi Hamilton. “Those days are over,” he said. 2 Comments

 - Kikkan Randall (USA) already has made history countless times in her storied ski-career.  On Wednesday, at Whistler Olympic Park, she did it again.  Randall posted the best... 4 Comments

 - Stefan Kuhn and Devon Kershaw both qualified for the heats in Wednesday's classic sprint.  Neither was bale to advance out of the quarterfinals, but still ended up with good...

 - Russia took the top two spots in the men's classic sprint, overcoming a tough Norwegian triumvirate in the final.  Nikita Kriukov won gold, inches ahead of teammate Alexande... 2 Comments

 - After a horrifying crash in her warm-up for the women’s classic sprint, Slovenia’s Petra Majdic was in so much pain that she could barely breath. But somehow, she still f... 5 Comments

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 - You had to feel for them. After four years of build-up, the top American sprinters here had a disastrous morning in the sprint qualifer, with Andy Newell crashing in an icy c... 25 Comments

 - Marit Bjoergen (NOR) and Aino-Kaisa Saarinen (FIN) skied away form the competition in the women's classic sprint qualifier.  Kikkan Randall (USA) qualified in an excellent 1...

 - The weather is good, the track is hard, and we are just 15 minutes away from the qualification at Whistler Olmypic Park.  The US and Canada look for medals, while the usual ... 6 Comments

 - The changeable weather stayed constant yesterday. Once the weather gods saw off the Men's Downhill yesterday, it snowed half the night until about 10 clock this morning. Flak...

 - Kris Freeman performs best when he’s angry, which bodes well for the rest of his Olympic Games. “I’m just really, really pissed,” he said Tuesday about his debacle i... 38 Comments

 - “This is what middle class master-blasters from all over the world are aspiring to do," says Seth Downs of Anchorage, AK, who won Sunday's 30th annual Sapporo Internationa... 3 Comments

 - After several athletes in the men’s 12.5k biathlon pursuit started early, Swedish coaches were seen yelling at event officials, trying to get them to stop the race.  You c...

 - Two biathletes won gold medals in biathlon today, each of them with an inspiring performance. But sadly, the focus on Tuesday wasn’t the skiing—it was a pair of serious ...

 - Magdalena Neuner (GER) left the door open in the women’s 10k pursuit. But Anastasia Kuzmina (SVK) couldn’t shut it. 1 Comment

 - Yeah, we know we have been carbo loading and our training was planned for us to peak yesterday, but things did not goes as we planned.  Here are the ten reasons why - David ... 2 Comments