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General News Nordic Combined Team nominations2018/2019 U.S. Nordic Combined Nominations

FasterSkierMay 24, 2018

Also on Thursday, USA Nordic Sport, the organization behind U.S. nordic combined and ski jumping, announced its Tara Geraghty-Moats on the 2018 Women’s Nordic Combined National “C” Team. (Geraghty-Moats is also a member of USA Nordic’s Women’s Ski Jumping “C” Team.) On the men’s Nordic Combined National Team, 2018 Olympian and Junior World Championships bronze medalist Bryan Fletcher’s retirement. The B-team includes team veteran Taylor Fletcher, Jasper Good and Stephen Schumann, while Grant Andrews and Jared Shumate were...

Sponsor NewsTesting, Choosing Race Skis & Positive Self-Talk

TokoFebruary 15, 2017

Complete e-blast) Testing and Choosing Race Skis at the Boulder Mountain Tour 2017 On a typical day in the Wood River Valley, you can pretty much bet on sunny days, cold nights, firm new snow and amazing grooming. But so far, this hasn’t been a typical year in Ketchum. Last week it didn’t seem to stop snowing, with about 20 inches accumulating on Friday and Saturday, it made for some interesting ski testing, and racing!...

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Nordic Combined Racing World CupU.S. Nordic Combined Team Enters Another World Championships with Big Expectations

Alex KochonFebruary 22, 2013

With at least six World Championships under their belts, the U.S. Nordic Combined veterans know what to expect in Val di Fiemme, and jumping coach Chris GIlbertson said it's going to take big performances to reach three medals in four events.

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Nordic Combined Racing World CupFive Guys and a Sewing Machine

Inge ScheveMarch 24, 2011

The US Nordic Combined team travels around the world with the usual gear: skis, boots, poles, race suits, iPod. …And a sewing machine.

General News Nordic Combined Racing World CupOslo 2011: Nordic Combined Aiming for Podium in Team Comp

Inge ScheveFebruary 27, 20111

Monday features a team competition on the normal hill, and the US Nordic Combined team is looking to improve on their first race at the 2011 World Championships.

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Nordic Combined Racing World Cup2011 Oslo – NoCo: US Racers Fast in the Track, Lack on the Hill

Inge ScheveFebruary 26, 2011

While the Americans posted some of the best cross-country legs – in fact, the fastest time of the day belonged to Bill Demong who ended up in seventh place and was the top American – the jumping left room for improvement across the board.

General News Nordic Combined Racing World CupNoCo: Solid WC Weekend Bodes Well for Oslo

Inge ScheveJanuary 25, 2011

Capping the World Cup weekend in Chaux Neuve (FRA) with all four team members in the top 30 is a good indication for being on track for the 2011 Worlds in Oslo. Now it’s all about polishing the details.

Continental Cup General News Nordic Combined RacingDemong 5th in Nordic Combined Continental Cup

Inge ScheveDecember 11, 2010

Bill Demong, who has struggled on the World Cup so far this season, took a decent step up the result list in Saturday’s COC race in Park City/Soldier Hollow.

General News Nordic Combined Racing World CupUS Nordic Combined Back in Top 30

Inge ScheveDecember 5, 2010

US Nordic Combined Team seems to be making a pattern of improving on the second day of a World Cup weekend. Bryan Fletcher finished 26th in Lillehammer Sunday, after a 44th place on Saturday.

Nordic Combined Racing Results World CupSlow Snow and Tough Course Hampered US NoCo in Lillehammer WC

Inge ScheveDecember 4, 2010

The Americans faced a tough day both on the hill and on the course during Saturday’s Nordic combined WC in Lillehammer. Mikko Kokslien (NOR) won, ahead of Jason Lamy-Chappuis (FRA) and Felix Gottwald (AUT) in third place. Brett Camerota in 40th place was the top US skier. Taylor Fletcher was 41st, Bryan Fletcher 44th and Bill Demong 45th.

General News Nordic Combined Racing Training Workouts World CupUS NoCo Gears up for 2nd WC in Lillehammer

Inge ScheveDecember 3, 2010

Coming off Bryan Fletcher’s best ever World Cup result with an 18th place at the Kuusamo WC opener last weekend, the US Nordic Combined team is looking to keep building this weekend, and bring the rest of the crew up to standard.

General News Nordic Combined Racing World CupBreakthrough for Young American Talent in NoCo World Cup

Inge ScheveNovember 27, 2010

Bryan Fletcher skied into a solid 18th place in the second World Cup competition this season, a career best for the 24-year-old from Steamboat Springs, Colo. Felix Gottwald (AUT) won the race, working from 28th place after jumping to beat Mikko Kokslien (NOR) who started in 21st place.

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General Lifestyle News Nordic Combined Racing Training US Ski Team World CupWell-Rested Demong Takes on Tour of Utah

Nathaniel HerzAugust 18, 2010

There aren’t many people who can spend more time in work boots than cycling shoes and still harbor reasonable hopes of keeping up in a bike race with Tour de France veterans. But count American nordic combined skier Billy Demong as one of the few members of that group. Over the past few years, Demong has been an avid bike racer during the off-season. This summer, though, he’s been more focused on remodeling his house...

Nordic Combined Racing World CupDemong Fourth as Moan Doubles Up in Nordic Combined in France

Nathaniel HerzJanuary 17, 2010

It’s a pretty good sign for the U.S. Nordic Combined Team that a fourth-place World Cup finish for Bill Demong isn’t greeted with a whole lot of fanfare. With 28 days before the first race of the 2010 Olympic Games, Demong and his teammates have already been on the podium four times this year, despite the fact that Head Coach Dave Jarrett says that his athletes haven’t even tried to peak yet. In Sunday’s World...