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World class field expected at Blue
Owen Sound Sun Times By Bill Walker BLUE MOUNTAINS – BLUE MOUNTAINS — The X factor is working in favour of the World Cup ski cross and snowboard cross events at the Blue Mountain Resort. The recent Winter X Games had several big performances by Canadian athletes and most … Ski Cross at Blue |
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Ticker: What? A guy can't get a brewski at the World Cup?
Detroit Free Press No, not for next year's Winter Classic at the Big House — for the 2018 World Cup hosted by Russia. Beer and beer advertising have been banned at Russia's sports venues since 2005. And a lot of fans apparently already are concerned about how … |
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Ipsen qualifies for his second World Cup diving event
Palo Alto Online Stanford freshman diver Kristian Ipsen secured a second spot at the World Cup in February, finishing second in the 3-meter Monday at the Winter National Championships in Nashville due to his combined score of 1516.55. Ipsen finished .20 points behind … Local sports digest: Kristian Ipsen secures another spot in diving World Cup Chris Colwill wins men's 3-meter crown |
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Silver for Canada to end World Cup
Whistler Question Canada's Sam Edney takes his first run in men's singles competition of the FIL World Cup event on Friday (Dec. 9) at the Whistler Sliding Centre. Edney matched a career-best finish by placing fifth. There's a new trend on the FIL World Cup luge circuit … USA Luge medals at Igls Junior World Cup: USA Winter Youth Olympic Team named Sliding Centre produces a winner Gough sets sights on return to podium in Calgary |
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US teen wins inaugural women's World Cup ski jump
Atlanta Journal Constitution AP LILLEHAMMER, Norway — American teenager Sarah Hendrickson won the first women's World Cup ski jump on the same Lillehammer hill used by the men in the 1994 Winter Olympics. Sarah Hendrickson of USA in the air during the qualification for the women … US teen Hendrickson wins women's World Cup ski jump event Hendrickson rules day in women's World Cup ski jump American Sarah Hendrickson wins 1st women's World Cup ski jump |
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US teen Hendrickson wins women's World Cup ski jump event
USA Today LILLEHAMMER, Norway (AP) — American teenager Sarah Hendrickson won the first women's World Cup ski jump on the same Lillehammer hill used by the men in the 1994 Winter Olympics. By Geir Olsen, Scanpix Norway via AP Sarah Hendrickson of US and the … US teen wins inaugural women's World Cup ski jump |
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