2019 U.S. Cross Country Championships
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The 2019 U.S. Cross Country Ski National Championships were held at the Craftsbury Outdoor Center on Jan. 3-8, 2019. A pair of skiers from Vermont’s Stratton Mountain School claimed gold in the sprint races; Ben Saxton won the men’s race and Julia Kern the women’s race. Several skiers from the Craftsbury Green Racing Project also medaled in different disciplines.
A pack of skiers hits a downhill stretch during the quarterfinals of the men’s freestyle sprint competition at the 2019 U.S. Cross Country Ski National Championships, held at the Craftsbury Outdoor Center Jan. 3-8. A pair of skiers from Vermont’s Stratton Mountain School claimed gold in the sprint races; Ben Saxton won the men’s race and Julia Kern the women’s race. Several skiers from the Craftsbury Green Racing Project also medaled in different disciplines.
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A pack of skiers hits a downhill stretch during the quarterfinals of the men’s freestyle sprint competition at the 2019 U.S. Cross Country Ski National Championships, held at the Craftsbury Outdoor Center Jan. 3-8. A pair of skiers from Vermont’s Stratton Mountain School claimed gold in the sprint races; Ben Saxton won the men’s race and Julia Kern the women’s race. Several skiers from the Craftsbury Green Racing Project also medaled in different disciplines.
- Photo by Gordon Miller
- Photo by Gordon Miller
- Photo by Gordon Miller
The nation’s best cross-country skiers wrapped the U.S. championships in Craftsbury on Tuesday, with intense head-to-head racing.
- Photo by Gordon Miller
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- Photo by Gordon Miller
- Photo by Gordon Miller
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- Photo by Gordon Miller
- Photo by Gordon Miller
- Photo by Gordon Miller
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Top women skiers test the limits of their endurance at the U.S. Cross Country Championships in Craftsbury.
- Photo by Gordon Miller
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