- Swirling around Black Mountain was news that Justin Freeman was done. After 16 consecutive U.S. Cross Country Championships, the 35-year-old Olympian, national champion and brother of current U.S. Ski Team veteran, Kris, wouldn’t be back. Of course, that all depended, Freeman said in phone conversation on Saturday. 11 Comments

 - Long-distance classic races on March 11 wrapped up the racing action for the 2011 World Masters. The week was filled with impressive race performances and thrilling finishes ...

 - It was a day of clouds, blowing snow and dropping temperature, it was a day of national pride.  In a day of relay competitions one country has to come out on top and today, ...

 - Those who have been around North American racing for a while will recall Glenn Bond, who raced full-time with the Canadian team from 1992 to 2002. Well, Bond is back. This se...

 - More than 1,200 racers from 28 countries are expected to compete at the 2011 Masters World Cup in March. What to do in Silver Star/Sovereign Lake and the Vernon, B.C., area w...

 - FasterSkier has surveyed the venues, courses, facilities and accommodations awaiting the racers at the 2011 Masters World Cup in Silverstar/Sovereign Lake. Consider this your...

 - With only one week left until close of registration, the 2011 Sparking Hill Masters World Cup slated for Sovereign Lake/Silver Star, British Columbia (March 4-11) has already...

 - Vermont already has one elite racing team in the Craftsbury Green Racing Project, but Ryan Kerrigan still thinks there’s room for another. Kerrigan is the captain of VTXC,...

 - A mini tour is more than just three days of racing. The strategic and tactical elements require racers to pace for the whole tour starting with the first event. Every stride,...

 - You can always count on snow in northern Maine. Throw in skis and guns, and you’ve got a recipe for a pretty good week. Three days of racing kick off this morning at the N...

 - The 2010 Masters World Cup in Falun, Sweden (February 20-26) featured a number of top performances by a 74-skier strong USA contingent. 1 Comment

 - It was the 30th edition of the Cross-Country Masters World Cup for ladies and men, age groups 1-12, this is age 30 and above, in Falun, Sweden last week. Again, the competiti...

 - Excellent conditions and exciting racing continue at the Masters World Cup in Falun, Sweden. Cold temperatures have persisted throughout the week, with morning lows near O F....

 - The honorary 2010 U.S. Masters Ski Team has been officially named based on best two-of-two scoring of individual races at the 2010 AXCS National Masters held in Craftsbury, V...

 - Masters National Championships kicked off yesterday with the 10km freestyle in Craftsbury Vt.  Over a 150 athletes competed, with Eli Enman (Rossignol) and Nina Gavrylyuk sk... 1 Comment

 - A big rainstorm on Monday took a toll on snow in New England.  Here is the latest from Craftsbury, site of this week's National Masters and Craftsbury Marathon.  Races will...

 - The 2010 AXCS National Masters hosted by the Craftsbury Outdoor Center in Craftsbury, Vermont is just over a week away with strong entries reported in all events.  Registrat...

 - The Western Canadian Masters Championships have been revived.  Races will be held in mid-March.

 - The Craftsbury Outdoor Center is pleased to announce that Onion River Sports of Montpelier will be sponsoring the $1000 Dash for Cash on January 29, 2010.  The Dash for Cash...

 - To help promote the 2010 AXCS National Masters slated for the Craftsbury Outdoor Center in Craftsbury, Vermont (January 28-30, 2010)  American XC Skiers (AXCS) is excited to...