- Jesse Cockney made a split-second move in the final straightaway to anchor his and Brent McMurtry's team victory for Foothills Nordic in the classic relays. Graham Nishikawa and David Greer were second by 0.3 seconds, and Nakkertok's Steffan Lloyd and Patrick Stewart-Jones placed third.

 - Nakkertok's Perianne Jones and Alana Thomas combined for a sizable victory in the classic team sprints at Canadian nationals in Quebec City on Saturday. Amy Glen and Caitlin ...

 - This year, the Haywood Canadian National Championships have been pushed back a week to accommodate a special group – Canada’s World Cup elite, which are returning in forc...

 - Andy Newell closed out his World Cup sprint season with a strong 7th place finish while Canadians Devon Kershaw and Alex Harvey exited in the quarterfinals in Stockholm. And ...

 - Devon Kersshaw cleaned up the bonus points and place tenth, moving the Canadian into second in the overall World Cup standings. Teammate Ivan Babikov failed to get needed poi... 1 Comment

 - Dasha Gaiazova and Lenny Valjas both advanced to the heats for Canada in the Lahti classic sprint on a day in which Devon Kershaw and Alex Harvey struggled.

 - Alex Harvey led the way for the Canadian team on a tough waxing day, finishing 15th in the 15km classic. Dasha Gaiazova was the top woman in 25th.

 - Alex Harvey's day came to an early end when a crash in the quarterfinals took him out of contention to advance. Teammates Phil Widmer and Len Valjas were unable to crack the ...

 - The name of the game in Saturday's 30 k classic mass start at the Nove Mesto World Cup was points -- at least for the Canadians. Devon Kershaw, Ivan Babikov, Lenny Valjas and... 1 Comment

 - Kikkan Randall won't be starting Saturday in Nove Mesto, Czech Republic, but expect to see her in Sunday's relay. She's the only confirmed member of the U.S. women's squad in...

 - Though it didn’t quite measure up to the standard they set for themselves on Saturday, Canada continued its strong run of World Cup performances by placing two in the top t...

 - Devon Kershaw set the bar as high as it could go for the Canadians on Saturday with his win in the Rybinsk 15 k freestyle, but his teammates skied to impressive finishes as w...

 - For a World Champion like Devon Kershaw, who has hundreds of World Cup starts to his name, there aren’t many personal bests yet to accomplish 10 years into a career. Yet on...

 - Two-time Olympian Drew Goldsack has seen his share of injuries, but the Canadian's crash in the NorAm sprint final in Whistler, British Columbia, three weeks ago was an excep... 1 Comment

 - Devon Kershaw finished third, Alex Harvey was ninth and Lenny Valjas placed 12th to lead the Canadians on in the Moscow freestyle sprints on Thursday. Two others, Dasha Gaiaz...

 - Despite Devon Kershaw's late push, Sweden's Teodor Peterson hung on and outsprinted the Canadian for the win in the Moscow World Cup city sprints on Thursday. After Peterson,... 2 Comments

 - Amanda Ammar had been to the World Cup. She raced in the 2006 Olympics and posted the second best Canadian result in the 2007 Tour de Ski, yet earlier this season on the NorA... 2 Comments

 - Just how tough were those climbs in Otepää? Why didn't any women use skate skis for the sprint? All that and more, in the leftover quotes from the World Cup this weekend. 1 Comment

 - Devon Kershaw headlined Canada's showing in the 10 and 15 k classic races in Otepää, Estonia on Sunday, but several of his teammates also had impressive performances. Peri...

 - Kevin Sandau (AWCA) overcame a 41-second deficit from the start of Sunday's 15 k freestyle pursuit to beat overall leader Brent McMurtry (CNEPH) and run away with the victory...