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New England Holds Commanding Lead in Alaska Cup

Thursday, March 11th, 2010

With two races down at the 2010 Junior National Championship in Presque Isle, ME, New England has come out strong.  With a total of 946 points the New England team is clearly the team to beat.  The Alaskan team showed strength in the FOJ class during the sprints and in both boys and girls J1 classes during the classic distance race.  They lurk in second with a total of 584 points, while the Intermountain Division is holding on to third with 385 points.

Complete Alaska Cup Points.

PNSA JOQ #2: Sunnyside Qualifier

Tuesday, February 9th, 2010

Bend, Oregon – Racers from across the Pacific Northwest skated through a fresh snowstorm on the first day of the Sunnyside Junior Olympic Qualifier and enjoyed fast tracks and clear skies for the Classic race.

Photos

Results

Racers skate through heavy snowfall on day 1 of the Sunnyside JOQ (photo: Bend Nordic)

Racers skate through heavy snowfall on day 1 of the Sunnyside JOQ (photo: Bend Nordic)

Sprint Day JOs

Tuesday, March 10th, 2009

TRUCKEE, CA—The 2009 Junior Olympics officially kicked off today with the skate sprint competition at Auburn Ski Club.

So Far… Update and Photos from IM

Tuesday, March 11th, 2008

If you are a results junkie who is stuck in the lower 48, away from this week’s junior racing action, you have certainly found the first round of results from Junior Nationals by now. After a couple of days of settling in, watching the snow melt and watching the volunteers shovel and shovel to keep the race alive, the racing is now underway in Anchorage. After possibly the longest day of Nordic sprinting ever hosted in the US (seriously; no one I’ve talked to can think of one that was longer), Monday wrapped with the OJ girls A Final at 5:30pm. Attached are a few photos and a few tidbits of information that may or may not have made its way around yet.