5'10"
23
Stowe, VT
University of Vermont '24 - Degree in Mechanical Engineering
Craftsbury Green Racing Project
Son of Todd and Karen Westervelt, Bjorn grew up in Stowe, VT. He has a younger sister, Annalise Westervelt. He began biathlon at the age of 13 in Craftsbury and is now training with Craftsbury Biathlon and Algis Shalna. Bjorn enjoys woodworking, designing and building just about anything and everything, playing with his dog, cooking, and sleeping.
| Skis | Fischer |
| Boots | Fischer |
| Poles | One Way |
Julbo Eyewear
The inaugural U.S. Biathlon Collegiate National Championships took place March 22, 2024 at the Fort Kent Outdoor Center in Fort Kent, Maine, in conjunction with the 2024 U.S. Biathlon National Championships. Twelve collegiate athletes representing six ...
The second trimester of IBU Cup racing concluded this past weekend with the 2024 IBU Open European Championships in Brezno-Osrblie, Slovakia. Team USA raced to flower ceremony and top-10 results, season-best finishes, clean shooting and IBU Cup debuts,...
Up in Scandinavia, the U.S. Biathlon Team has produced impressive performances on the IBU Cup during the first trimester of racing. Following a similar schedule to the World Cup, the IBU Cup has raced in Kontiolahti, Finland, Idre Fjäll, Sweden and Sju...
University of Vermont junior Bjorn Westervelt (Stowe, Vt./University of Vermont & USBA) became the first American to medal in men’s biathlon at a World University Games when he captured the silver medal in last Wednesday’s 10-kilometer ...
