By: Justin Brisbane, Rocky Mountain Outlook January 22, 2015 Mark Arendz will lead the Canadian contingent this year at the IPC World Championships in Cable, Wisconsin. Arendz, who already has 17 world cup medals to his credit, will compete in both para-biathlon and...
By Justin Brisbane, Rocky Mountain Outlook January 22, 2015 Brendan Green shot clean, Megan Heinicke cracked the top 12 for the first time in her career and Scott Gow posted a personal best result in what was an excellent weekend for Canada on the world cup in...
By Justin Brisbane, January 22, 2015 The last time Andrea Dupont and Heidi Widmer battled head to head in a skate sprint at the Canmore Nordic Centre, it was for a trip to Sochi. On a tense, snowy day, Widmer dominated the field to clinch a trip to her first Olympics,...
By Justin Brisbane, Rocky Mountain Outlook January 22, 2015 Villages north of the Arctic Circle aren’t traditional stomping grounds for cross-country skiers, but Annah Hanthorn is about to change that. The 19-year-old from Fort McPherson, Northwest Territories (pop....
Haywood RACE Report: Alberta wins Western Canadian Championship trophy! Congrats! http://t.co/JuuCHMRs17 pic.twitter.com/MP6TCSmr1F — Cross Country Canada (@cccski) January 19, 2015 cccski.com January 19, 2015. The 2015 edition of the Haywood NorAm Western Canadian...