Sten Fjeldheim, the cross-country ski coach at Northern Michigan University announced his retirement on March 30th. He coached and mentored at the school for 35 years. This piece from The Mining Journal speaks to Fjeldheim’s legacy and the many accolades NMU skiers achieved under his tutelage. Below are thoughts about Fjeldheim from former NMU skier, U.S. Ski Team athlete and Head Coach, Peter Vordenberg. According to a NMU press release, Fjeldheim had this to say...
Not great results today, but no confidence lost. We know were fit and fast and there are many chances ahead to show it. Keep yelling.
Not great results today, but no confidence lost. We know were fit and fast and there are many chances ahead to show it. Keep yelling.
Sorry, no time for notes or photos just yet. But the Games are on. We race the day after tomorrow and things are already cranked up on the testing and training side of things. We are doing really well. Everyone is healthy, the attitude within the team is positive and focused. We are prepared. Stay tuned.
Reports from Kikkan, Morgan Arritola and Liz Stephen... photos from Utah, Alaska, a word on Olympics...
No full report ready yet. Many pictures on deck for posting. Good weekend with 4th, 7th, 18th and also signs of good things to come. Keep checking in. Dont forget: www.nccsef.org and certainly video posted to dartfish.tv (ussa nordic) soon. Train hard. Rest well. Race as fast as you can.
Words and Photos from Freeman, Taz Mannix and Vordenberg.
One place to start... www.votesmart.org