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 |  | Cross Country Canada wrapped up a memorable 2010 competitive season by honouring a group of retiring athletes at a reception in Banff, Alberta earlier this month. Some of the greatest names to hit the start line... » more » |
 | As the Alberta World Cup Academy wraps up their third training camp of the year in preparation for the 2010-2011 season, one thing is clear: the combination of experience and enthusiasm that has been integral to the team’s past success is again in place. » more » |
|  |  | The Alberta World Cup Academy leaves for a week long training camp at the Beckie Scott Training Centre on the Haig Glacier today. Situated in Kananaskis Country just outside Canmore, the team will run the 18km trail up to the camp. » more » |
| |  | The Alberta World Cup Academy (AWCA) may not be a household name yet, but the by-product of the recent World Cups held in Canmore, Alberta, has made moves in that direction. » more » |
| |  | The Alberta World Cup Cross Country Society is pleased to announce the election of Norbert Meier to the position of President. In doing so, the Society also wishes to extend its sincere and heartfelt thanks to Dale Swanson for his leadership and dedication. » more » |
| |  | The Alberta World Cup Academy is pleased to welcome Chris Jeffries to the coaching team as the 2010/2011 season begins. Chris will join Racing Director Mike Cavaliere and assistant coach Eric Groeneveld... » more » |
| | | Athletes interested in the Alberta World Cup Academy for the 2010/2011 season should reference these guidelines for program and application details. » download » |
| |  | By: Al Maddox, Dale Swanson, Mike Norton In May 2009, with many of us in new roles for the 2010 World Cup, we set out to deliver this year’s World Cup at the same high standards of those in ‘05 and ‘08.
We also sought to take the 2008 feedback from FIS » download » |
| |  | Links to photos, videos and additional online coverage from a spectacular weekend of racing and World Cup festivities in Canmore. » more » |
| |  | Canada's Sara Renner wrote a dramatic final chapter to a remarkable World Cup career after winning the bronze medal in a cross-country skiing classic-sprint race minutes from her home at the Canmore Nordic Centre. » more » |
| |  | Kowalczyk was always the number one: number one after the qualification, number one in each heat and also number one at the finish line in the final heat. She finished the 1,4 km course in Canmore clearly 7,6 seconds ahead of Ida Ingemarsdotter from Sweden. The local favourite Sarah Renner (CAN) took the third spot » more » |
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