- Olympic ski jumper Peter Frenette (Saranac Lake, NY) took his third straight U.S. title Saturday at the U.S. Ski Jumping Championships in Park City. Jessica Jerome took the women's crown for her eighth career U.S. title.

 - FasterSkier.com is back to close to 100% after a catastrophic server failure two weeks ago. Several missing site features, including XCFeeds are also back after a longterm ab...

 - The 2nd annual National J2 Talent ID camp is set to take place August 1-8

 - The L100 Coaches Certification clinic is free to all USSA licensed coach.  The clinics include dryland technique drills as well as drill progressions on classic and skate ro...

 - The winner of this last classic Birkie uses the off-season to balance the exact focus of specific strength training with free form over distance.

 - U.S. Ski Team Women's Video Challenge:​ 24 women's training groups all over North America submitted their video entry to the contest! The U.S. Ski Team women voted for thei...

 - Organizers of the high profile rollerski festival in Sandnes, Norway called off the final day of racing in light of the tragic events in Utoya and Oslo.

 - Thanks to artificial snow and a willing venue, the East will be hosting the last stop on the 2012 SuperTour in the Northeast Kingdom. 1 Comment

 - The Swede switched from skiing to biathlon at age 29, and won Olympic gold just four years later. In December, she became the oldest athlete to ever win a World Cup at age 37.

 - Due in large part to their plans to introduce snowmaking to some of their trails this year, the last stop on the SuperTour will be at the Craftsbury Outdoor Center. 2 Comments

 - Canadians Perianne Jones and Chandra Crawford have joined the USST and Kikkan Randall for a training camp in Anchorage, Alaska, which brings together some of the best female ...

 - Biathlete Tim Burke talked to FasterSkier about recovering from compartment syndrome surgery, sci-fi training tools, and the choice of Pyeong Chang for the 2018 Olympics.

 - Biathletes and skiers weighted in on the new program, which will track an athlete's own biological markers and allow investigators to detect doping even without a positive te...

 - For the first time ever, the men and women of the USST have respective teams to call their own.  Coaches and athletes agree that the change has been playing out well so far.

 - The FIS World Cup returns to Canada in 2012, as Canmore, Alberta, and Quebec City, Quebec will each host early-season races.

 - Skiing continues on the Auburn Ski Club's "glacier," with a July on-snow sprint race.

 - It is mid July and do you know where your rollerskis are?  If you are Team Homegrown’s Sylvan Ellefson, they will likely be found heading up the valley from the town of Va...

 - Returning once again to the Rocky Mountains, motivated juniors from the US Biathlon Team took to the peaks and valleys of Colorado in their annual endurance camp. The two-wee...

 - University of Alaska Anchorage head ski coach Sparky Anderson announced Tuesday that the Seawolves have completed their full-time coaching staff with the additions of Andrew ...

 - The 2011 season is underway for Noah Hoffman. After opening the season strong in FIS races in Finland, Hoffman was selected to attend the early World Cup events. Continued st...