Grace Castonguay (Jackson, NH/Craftsbury Green Racing Project) raced to a World Cup personal best 59th place in the women’s 7.5km sprint, her first race of the weekend at the final World Cup stop of trimester one in Annecy-Le Grand Bornand, FRA. Caston...
Read MoreGrace Castonguay (Jackson, NH/Craftsbury Green Racing Project) raced to a World Cup personal best 59th place in the women’s 7.5km sprint, her first race of the weekend at the final World Cup stop of trimester one in Annecy-Le Grand Bornand, FRA. Caston...
Midway, UT – The U.S. Biathlon Board of Directors announced the election of three athlete representatives, to be seated on the Board beginning January 1, 2025. Kelsey Dickinson and Chloe Levins will fill the USOPC Athletes Commission Representative and...
Midway, UT – U.S. Biathlon announced today a multi-year partnership with University of Utah Health, industry-leading orthopedic and sports medicine provider, as the Official Medical Partner of U.S. Biathlon and the U.S. Biathlon Team. As part of the pa...
After two days of sun and blue skies, Hochfilzen turned into “Snowfilzen” as the venue was trapped in a snow globe for the better part of the day. Despite the change in conditions, Team USA brought the heat and pulled together two fantastic team effort...
The opening day of racing in Hochfilzen, AUT brought sunshine, blue skies, large crowds, and solid results for the U.S. Biathlon Team. Highlighting the day was Lucinda Anderson (Golden Valley, MN/Team Birkie) making her World Cup debut, and Campbell Wr...
Message shared with our community on 12/12/24: To our Members and the Biathlon Community: Yesterday, the Associated Press published an article about U.S. Biathlon and the organization’s failure to address sexual misconduct within the sport going back s...
Kicking off the 2024-25 season in Kontiolahti, FIN, Team USA did not disappoint. With World Cup points accumulated, personal bests achieved, clean shooting, and fast skiing, the U.S. Biathlon team now heads to Hochfilzen, AUT with momentum for three da...
Campbell Wright (Wanaka, NZL/Waiorau Nordic Skiing) rewrites his World Cup personal best in Kontiolahti, FIN with a fourth-place finish in the men’s 10km sprint and a ticket to his second World Cup flower ceremony. Shooting a perfect 10 for 10, Wright ...
Deedra Irwin (Pulaski, WI/Army World Class Athlete Program) delivered a top-15 finish in the women’s 12.5km short individual in the frigid darkness of Kontiolahti, FIN. The result marked her fifth-best World Cup finish and seventh-best career finish, w...
Leading the U.S. team in today’s men’s 15km short individual was Maxime Germain (Chamonix-Mont Blanc, FRA) with a personal best 20th place, followed by Campbell Wright (Wanaka, NZL/Waiorau Nordic Skiing) in 28th, putting two U.S. men in the top 30. Roo...
