Alaska's best skiers establish Olympic groundwork Dec 2, 2008
Randall is known primarily as a sprinter, and a year ago in Rybinsk, Russia, won the first World Cup race by an American woman in a freestyle sprint. She was the only American woman to race on Sunday. (Anchorage Daily News)
2007 review: Alaska's memorable moments Jan 2, 2008
2-kilometer sprint in Rybinsk, Russia ... " Honorable Mention Oct. 6 - Chugiak finishes the flag football season 17-0 with a 33-7 win over Service in the CIC championship game. Oct. 8-9 - Alaska Aces draw a combined 12,113 fans for two exhibition games and raise more than $100,000 for cancer awareness. Oct. 12 - Palmer coach Rod Christiansen wins his 100th career game in leading the Moose to the state championship game. November UAA women win second straight Shootout(Nov. 21) For the second... (Anchorage Daily News)
Randall makes history with World Cup win Dec 17, 2007
In a groundbreaking victory in a sport long dominated by Europeans and Russians, Anchorage's Kikkan Randall became the first American woman to win a World Cup cross-country ski race Sunday in Rybinsk, Russia. Story tools. (Anchorage Daily News)
Weekend Time Schedule Dec 16, 2007
FIS, World Cup Cross Country, Rybinsk, Russia. FIS, World Cup Nordic Combined, Ramsau am Dachstein, Austria. (International Herald Tribune)
Alaska skiers named to U.S. nordic team Jul 14, 2007
The schedule also has stops in Rybinsk, Russia -- where Randall finished third in January -- and Otepaeae, Estonia, which featured enthusiastic crowds last season. Valaas, who has joined the APU program, won nine of 10 sprints en route to the sprint title in the domestic SuperTour series of races. (Anchorage Daily News)
Dream finish puts Kikkan in world class by herself Jan 23, 2007
2-kilometer sprint race at the cross-country World Cup event in Rybinsk, Russia, on Sunday ... 2-kilometer sprint in a field loaded with Olympic champions in Rybinsk, Russia, where huge crowds turned out to watch ... 2-kilometer sprint race at the cross-country World Cup event in Rybinsk, Russia, on Sunday. (Anchorage Daily News)
Report: Tomlin agrees to coach Steelers Jan 22, 2007
2-kilometer race won by Italy's Arianna Follis in Rybinsk, Russia. American bobsledder Steven Holcomb won his second straight four-man World Cup race. (Boston Globe -- Sports)
