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The future of our sport! Junior racing can be a lot of fun, but it can also be exciting and competitive. Information for, by and about junior skiers, including coverage of major events like World Juniors and Junior Nationals.

Rocky Mountain division was the only division to win more than one relay today, taking the J1 Boys and the J2 girls races. Pacific Northwest won the J2 boys,Intermountain won the J1 girls, New England won the OJ girls, and Midwest won the OJ boys. Results from todays Junior National Relay races at Soldier Hollow: http://www.summittiming.com/race_results/2007/jos/unofficial_results_for_soho_jo_relay_070310.pdf Full results from the week, and Alaska Cup points (not yet updated as of posting time): http://www.summittiming.com/race_results/2007/jos/

Unofficial Results from today's Junior Nationals Classic races. Full Unofficial Results can be found here: http://www.summittiming.com/live_results/ Official Results (when available): http://www.summittiming.com/race_results/2007/jos/ Class: FJ2 – Girls Born in 91-92 (age 14-15) 5 km Rank Bib Name Div Affiliation Time Time Back 1 86 INGALLS, Katherine RM Steamboat Winter Sports Club 14:10.22 0 2 118 GUINEY, Elizabeth IM Park City Nordic Ski Team 14:17.01 +6.79 3 79 MARKVARDSEN, Monica PN Black Jack 14:17.75 +7.53 4 75 ELLIOTT,...

Originally scheduled for 29th January- 4th February but postponed due to a lack of snow, the FIS Nordic Junior World Ski Championships and under-23 Cross-Country Championships in Tarvisio (ITA) will begin next Monday, 12th March. 60 medals will be awarded in the course of seven days until 18th March as a total of 14 events in Cross-Country (eight for the juniors and six in the under-23 category), three in Ski Jumping and three in Nordic...

Six champions were crowned today at the second day of competition of the US Junior National Championships at Soldier Hollow. All six races were exciting with lots of movement among racers throughout each race. Races began at 8 AM in order to combact the warm temperatures that reached over 50 degrees. Once again, the Soldier Hollow race crew put together another great day of races! Results from today's free technique mass start races at Soldier...

The talk of the day at the opening race at the 2007 US Junior Nationals was J2 Men's Champion George Cartwright of High Plains Division. George, a second year J2 from Lander, Wyoming, smoked the prelims in the morning and dominated every heat he raced enroute to winning the J2 Men's freestyle sprint title. George also won the first Gold Medal for High Plains Division which was just formed 4 years ago. Fasterskier.com caught up...

OJ Men 1. Ian Havlick 2. Patrick O'Brien 3. Reid Pletcher OJ Women 1. Ida Sargent 2. Mellie Park 3. Robyn Anderson J1 Men 1. Tom Smith 2. Taylor Sundali 3. John Gerstenberger J1 Women 1. Sophie Caldwell 2. Mali Noyes 3. Gretchen Sellengren J2 Men 1. George Cartwright 2. Andrew Dougherty 3. Tyler Kornfield J2 Women 1. Jessie Diggins 2. Elizabeth Guiney 3. Amy Glen For complete results, please visit: http://www.summittiming.com/race_results/2007/jos/

Soldier Hollow — The US Junior Nationals begin Monday March 5th in Midway, Utah at the $10 million dollar Soldier Hollow Nordic competition facility. Athletes and teams arrived this week in preparation for the premier event for US junior skiers across the country. Racers will compete for individual titles and division team championships. The team that amasses the best overall results over the four days of racing will be awarded the Alaska Cup. A recent...

J2 Girls Jane McClelland F J2 NYSEF Keene Central School Keene Valley NY Holly Osowiecki F J2 Johnsburg Nordic Johnsburg Central School North Creek NY Kayla Koonz F J2 JLS Sports New Paltz High School Gardiner NY Emily Burns F J2 Johnsburg Nordic Johnsburg Central School North River NY Kelsey Kiefer F J2 Polar Bears Town of Webb School Old Forge NY Paige Schoonover F J2 Polar Bears Town of Webb School Old Forge NY...

The National Junior Olympics at Soldier Hollow culminates a yearlong series of regional competitions for these athletes. “This is the premier event for junior racers across the country,” Luke Bodensteiner, director of Nordic Skiing for the United States Ski & Snowboard Association (USSA) said. Cross country racers will compete for individual titles and division team championships. The team that amasses the best overall results over the five days of competition will be awarded the Alaska...

Here is a collection of photos of the US J1 team at the Scandinavian Cup in Örnsköldsvik, Sweden. The photos were sent to us by Erik Nilsson from Sweden. For more info on the US J1 trip, visit the National Cross Country Ski Education Foundation: http://www.nccsef.org

The National Cross-Country Ski Education Foundation (NCCSEF) is proud to announce their continued support of the U.S. development teams with NCCSEF Future Fund grants. This year over $25,000 has been granted to help support the US J1 team trip to Sweden, and the World Junior trip to Italy. This is the twelfth year the NCCSEF has supported U.S. development programs. The NCCSEF has also updated our web site to include a blog from the teams...