The smallest things can have big consequences in a ski race.
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U.S. Alpine speed championships: Cochran-Siegle dominates nationals again
World Cup veteran wins downhill and super-G at at Sugarloaf.
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U.S. Alpine championships: Determined Merryweather finds comfort at Sugarloaf
Merryweather skied her first downhill races at the mountain, where she won the national title Tuesday.
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Alex Jenson hits World Cup circuit
Waterville native earns starts on freestyle skiing’s top tour.
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Skiing: Paralympics a chance to learn for Maranacook graduate Ruslan Reiter
Manchester native reflects on debut at PyeongChang Winter Games.
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Cape Elizabeth Olympian elected to chair international committee
Knowing six languages and speaking out for clean sport make Clare Egan a popular advocate for fellow biathletes.
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US Olympic Committee chief resigns in wake of abuse scandal
Scott Blackmun resigned as chief executive of the U.S. Olympic Committee on Wednesday, stepping aside so he can tackle his worsening bout with prostate cancer and to allow the federation to move forward under new leadership to address the sex-abuse scandal that has rocked gymnastics and other sports. The 60-year-old CEO was diagnosed with prostate […]
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Egan’s Olympic experience: One great race, a lifetime of memories
Cape Elizabeth’s Clare Egan did not win a medal, but cherishes her last Olympic moments.
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Olympics roundup: Russians ice men’s hockey gold in overtime
Down a goal with 3:16 left and playing short-handed, Russia finds a way to tie, then defeat Germany.
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Commentary: Explanations needed after U.S. failure at Olympics
Few foresaw just how poorly the Americans would do, and the future may be worse.