- To kick her spring training into gear, Kikkan Randall competed in the Bike for Women time trial in Anchorage on Sunday. The nine-mile event was only her second career bike race; we asked the World Cup sprint champ about the effort and how she figures biking into her off-season training.

 - Kris Freeman is testing a new look for next year. After a decade of experimenting with race strategies to manage his diabetes, Freeman is toying with a new idea with the help... 8 Comments

 - With the news that Jason Cork will be joining the U.S. Ski Team staff as the new men’s coach comes the realization that Central Cross Country has now lost two of its Eli... 6 Comments

 - Mt. Van Hoevenberg, in Lake Placid, New York, site of the 1980 Olympic cross-country skiing and biathlon faces challenges from state budget cuts and competition for scarce do... 32 Comments

 - Morgan Arritola, a 2010 Olympian and longtime Sun Valley Ski Education Foundation skier, is leaving the sport after a decade of racing. From her new job in Ketchum, Idaho, sh... 2 Comments

 - The U.S. Ski Team announced CXC's Jason Cork as the newest member of its coaching staff on Tuesday. In the wake of Pete Vordenberg's resignation as the men's coach, Cork will... 1 Comment

 - The sixth annual Bysprinten took place over the weekend in the small town of Mosjøen, Norway. Keene Valley, New York native Liza Goodwin was among the small group of entran...

 - The number of senior ski programs in the country grew this spring with the formation of the SMS Elite Team. Gus Kaeding will coach the group of five skiers, which includes An...

 - In Mosjøen, Norway on Saturday, Eirik Brandsdal (NOR) prevailed in the Bysprinten 1.5 k sprint and Laurien Van der Graaf (SUI) topped the women’s field. An attempt was als...

 - As his time with the U.S. Ski Team draws to a close, Pete Vordenberg had this advice: "At the end of the day you are cleaning klister from skis. So you better enjoy cleaning ... 2 Comments

 - While the final word on the U.S. Ski Team nominations wasn't out, several current members confirmed what they'd heard about the A-, B- and D-team breakdown and discussed why ...

 - After ten years as a coach with the U.S. Ski Team, Pete Vordenberg announced on Wednesday that he is resigning from his post as the men's cross-country coach to spend more ti... 5 Comments

 - For many Nordic skiers, April marks the end of the season and May starts the new one. With some variation, the Nordic year is made up of 13 four-week-long periods. Each has a...

 - The American Birkebeiner Ski Foundation has put its proposal to create a new trailhead south of Cable, Wis., on hold in an effort to reach an agreement with Telemark Resort a...

 - Even if you’re not a running fan, chances are you heard that former Dartmouth College skier Glenn Randall led the opening 10 k of the Boston Marathon last Monday with a 4:5... 1 Comment

 - After attempts by Austrian ski company Fischer Sports to claim unfair competition and trademark rights due to One Way Nordic’s use of black and yellow on its premiere line ... 4 Comments

 - Just when you thought the ski season was over, Norway hosted one of the world's biggest ski marathons, the 38 k Skarverennet, on Saturday morning. Therese Johaug (NOR) won h...

 - The New Engand Nordic Ski Association announced in December that its executive director of five years, Pat Cote, would be leaving this spring to go back to school for a Docto...

 - On Tuesday morning in Freeport, Maine, L.L. Bean presented Maine Winter Sports Center with a $1 million commitment to its Healthy Hometowns program. The gift is part of the o...

 - Whether you raced, watched or weren't able to attend the 2012 American Birkebeiner from Cable to Hayward, Wis., the Birkie DVD has all of the excitement on video.