LatestNews Archive - February, 2009 |
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Thursday, February 26
Academy Feature Athlete: Sara Hewitt
- By: Brooke Gosling
I first met Sara four years ago at a foothills camp in Kananaskis country. We ended up running together for most of the second half of my first "hiking in the Mountains" experience (she probably doesn't remember) and I remember trying my hardest to drop her... [
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Wednesday, February 25
Athlete Excerpts: Chandra Crawford
It's incredible how many people have this condition and have had the surgery. On the World Cup Team both Sara Renner and I have now had the surgery (she in 2004). Now just because Renner did it don't go thinking it's super cool... it's not... [
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Tuesday, February 24
Randall Takes Silver
- By: US Ski Team
Kikkan Randall (Anchorage) put her mark on an already historic Nordic Ski World Championships for the USA, taking silver Tuesday in the cross country sprint to garner the highest medal for a U.S. cross country skier at Worlds in history... [
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Tuesday, February 24
Q&A: Worlds Silver Medalist Kikkan Randall
- By: US Ski Team
The U.S. Ski Team's Kikkan Randall (Anchorage) wrote a page in the history books of cross country skiing Tuesday as the first American woman to win a medal at the FIS Nordic Ski World Championships. Her silver is the highest result for any American cross country athlete... [
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Sunday, February 22
Athlete Excerpts: Devon Kershaw
Upon waking up today I couldn't get thoughts of "groundhog day" out of my head. Yawning , stretching and walking over to the window I was quickly greeted with another stellar Eastern European winter day full of the same old - same old... [
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Thursday, February 19
Renner 9th in World Opener
Sara Renner skied to a strong 9th place finish today in the opening race of the World Championships in Liberec, Czech Republic. The result is one of the best Renner has posted this year and is a clear indication that she's in good form for the championships... [
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Thursday, February 19
Injury disrupts blind skier's big dreams
- By: Allan Maki - The Globe and Mail
For Brian McKeever, it all feels like a swift kick in the side.
His hopes of being the first winter athlete to compete in both the Olympics and Paralympics - on home snow, no less ... [
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Wednesday, February 18
Sara Hewitt & Brooke Gosling Host Silent Auction
Don't miss the Silent Auction at the Western Championships banquet this coming Saturday, Feb. 21st - 6:00 PM at the Nordic Centre. All proceeds from the auction go towards helping Brooke Gosling and Sara Hewitt compete this April in Sweden and Finland... [
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Tuesday, February 17
Academy Feature Athlete: Chris Butler
- By: Rhonda Jewett
Meet Chris Bulter, the happy-go-lucky and easygoing member of the Alberta World Cup Academy. On first impression, Chris' quiet and kind personality may not stand out in the Academy crowd, but upon careful observation, his passion for skiing, the outdoors...... [
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Sunday, February 15
Athlete Excerpts: Devon Kershaw
The diet and cleanse business is a total gold mine. This isn't N-E-W-S, as it's been booming for years with award winning diets, cleanses and fads blossoming like cherry trees in the spring... [
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Wednesday, February 11
Looking Ahead: Vancouver One Year Out
- By: US Ski Team
While winter sport competition pushes on around the world, this week, U.S. Ski Team and U.S. Snowboarding athletes look one year ahead to a competition that represents the completion of goals met and dreams reached for athletes everywhere - the Olympics... [
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Tuesday, February 10
OPA Tour Photos from Bad Goisern, Austria
The Canadian OPA Tour is currently training in Bad Goisern, Austria. The team initially arrived to dismal training conditions but a heavy snowfall over the weekend has provided fantastic training conditions...... [
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Thursday, February 5
Greer, Killick finish top-25
David Greer and Graeme Killick led the Canadian contingent today in Praz de Lys. Greer was a strong 24th and Killick followed 0.1 behind in 25th over a very fast 10km... [
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Sunday, February 1
4 U23 Men in Top 10 in Sprint
The men's team at the World U23 Championships had another incredible day today, placing all four skiers in the top 10 of the classic sprint in Praz de Lys, France. Yesterday in the pursuit it was 4 skiers in the top 13, marking the first time a Canadian team had ever shown such dominant international results... [
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Sunday, February 1
Rybinsk Pursuits Canceled
- By: www.usskiteam.com
Cold weather in Rybinsk, which lies 300K north of Moscow, forced cancelation of a men's and women's pursuit scheduled for Sunday on the FIS Cross Country World Cup... [
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