Articles from December 2010
Silver Star Cross Country Ski Camps an Overwhelming Success
 - Nordic's growing popularity is paying big dividends for Silver Star's XC Camps. The recently completed two-week program at the resort, located just outside Vernon, B.C., saw more than 220 participants up 60% from last year. According to Silver Star Nordic manager Glenn Bond, this year's camp drew record numbers.
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 - After her podium finish in the Davos skate sprint, FasterSkier talks with Kikkan Randall about her tactics in the first two rounds, the questionable move on the homestretch b... 2 Comments
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 - With Kikkan Randall earning frequent flier miles for her trips to the podium, and the likes of Andy Newell, Kris Freeman, Devon Kershaw, and Alex Harvey battling for the to...
Newell (foreground in black) lunges for the line just behind Scola (top in blue and white) in their quarterfinal heat.
 - While the likes of Emil Joensson, Alexei Petukhov and Dario Cologna dominated the headlines, Andy Newell likely had the best disappointing day in the freestyle sprint in Da...
 - With the news that the Polish Ski Association plans to appeal Justyna Kowalczyk’s relegation in the Sunday’s sprint in Davos—which elevated Kikkan Randall to third plac... 2 Comments
 - Lars Flora and Holly Brooks dominated their respective fields in deep snow during Haywood NorAm racing at Sovereign Lake Nordic Center on Sunday.
Lowell Bailey leading off the U.S. relay in Hochfilzen, Austria, earlier this year. Photo: U.S. Biathlon Association / nordicfocus.com.
 - With heavy snowfall and gusty winds, only three relay teams managed to avoid the penalty loop, even after using spare rounds. The U.S. and Canada struggled, finishing 16th an... 1 Comment
 - After an aggressive move by Polish skier Justyna Kowalczyk, Kikkan Randall was elevated to third place in the Davos skate sprint—her latest inspired result in an muscular e... 6 Comments
Joensson brings it home...
 - In the loaded field that is men’s World Cup sprint racing, advancing to the finals with any consistency is no mean feat, making Emil Joensson’s (SWE) back-to-back sprin... 1 Comment
 - Drew Goldsack of the Canadian National B-Team continued his winning ways in the first NorAm competition of the 2011 season, besting National Team teammate Frederic Touchett...
 - After squeaking through her semifinal heat in third place, Perianne Jones broke away from the women’s A-final at Sovereign Lake, with Alaska Pacific University’s Sadie Bj...
 - Sarah Hendrickson (Park City, UT) and World Champion Lindsey Van (Park City, UT) went two-three as the USA's ski jumping women continued to put in another dazzling performa...
 - Bill Demong, who has struggled on the World Cup so far this season, took a decent step up the result list in Saturday’s COC race in Park City/Soldier Hollow.
 - Following on the heels of two North American podiums in Dusseldorf, Canadian and American distance skiers turned in a mixed bag of results in the 10/15km individual start c...
 - Updated with comments from Canada's Zina Kocher, whose team finished 11th.
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 - Two weeks after getting dropped by the leaders in final event of the Ruka Triple, Alexey Poltaranin (KAZ) skied to his first career World Cup victory, edging Russian Alexande...
 - “It might have been good for me to fall down the drain a little,” Petter Northug said at the press conference in Davos Friday afternoon.
Lowell Bailey (USA) moved up 16 spots to 39th in the pursuit in Hochfilzen, Austria. Photo: U.S. Biathlon Association / nordicfocus.com.
 - Simon Eder (AUT) edged out Ivan Tcherezov and Evgeny Ustyugov (RUS) for second place behind an untouchable Tarjei Boe of Norway in the men's 12.5 k pursuit.
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 - In Saturday’s 10 k classic in Davos, Marit Bjoergen won for her fourth time in five races this year, skiing to a 30-second victory over her Polish rival Justyna Kowalczyk. ... 5 Comments
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