It is difficult, with two weeks of World Cup racing remaining, not to peek ahead.
Pete RughFeb 26, 2007While everyone else was up in arms over Are and the medal count, I was
Pete RughFeb 26, 2007The Nordic World Ski Championships, the first to be held in Asia as a separate
Pete RughFeb 26, 2007PENTICTON, B.C. — Jeret "Speedy" Peterson rebounded from a poor first jump to land his
Pete RughFeb 26, 2007In both divisions points made the difference between making it into the Ski Racing Fantasy
Pete RughFeb 25, 2007Brand rankings for FIS 2006-07 alpine season
Pete RughFeb 25, 2007FIS Nations Cup standings through Sunday, Feb. 25
Pete RughFeb 25, 2007World Cup downhill leader Didier Cuche and other top skiers have protested over “unfair” rules
Pete RughFeb 25, 2007Hannu Manninen won his second gold medal of the nordic World Championships, anchoring Finland to
Pete RughFeb 25, 2007Austria relied on a solid team effort Sunday to win the ski-jumping large-hill team title
Pete RughFeb 25, 2007World champion Mario Matt of Austria won a men's slalom Sunday for his seventh World
Pete RughFeb 25, 2007Marlies Schild won a World Cup slalom at Sierra Nevada, Spain, Sunday to take the
Pete RughFeb 25, 2007AUBURN, Calif. – The University of Denver won the NCAA Western Regional on Saturday, outdistancing
Pete RughFeb 25, 2007With just a stop in Norway before the freestyle World Championships begin, the Canadians took
Pete RughFeb 25, 2007Zack Simons of Park City, Utah, and Kate Whitcomb of Ketchum, Idaho, skied to victory
Pete RughFeb 25, 2007The U.S. Ski Team’s alpine men’s squad, led by Olympic gold medalist Ted Ligety, signed
Pete RughFeb 25, 2007The Big Green of Dartmouth completed an unbeaten season on the Eastern Intercollegiate Ski Association
Pete RughFeb 25, 2007The Big Green of Dartmouth completed an unbeaten season on the Eastern Intercollegiate Ski Association
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