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KONTIOLAHTI, Finland - Canada's women's relay team finished eighth at the biathlon world youth championships Wednesday, while the Canadian men's team was ninth. Rose-Marie Cote of Quebec City, Julia Ransom of Kelowna, B.C., and Sarah Beaudry of Prince ... continued at Winnipeg Free Press
CRACKLEY Hall’s athletics star Georgina Mitchell has her sights set on a podium position at the National Biathlon Championships next month. The Year 6 pupil won the semi-final of the Schools Biathlon – at Macclesfield – to add to her victory at the ... continued at Coventry Telegraph.net
The Blind River Biathlon Club hosted its fifth Ontario Cup races last weekend, welcoming athletes from New Liskeard, North Bay, Collingwood, Sudbury and Sault Ste Marie. Dozens of competitors along with family members and coaches crowded the Boom Camp trails. continued at Elliot Lake Standard
Kurtis Wenzel became the first Canadian to win a biathlon junior world championship when he captured the 15-km individual competition Tuesday at Kontiolahti, Finland. The Calgarian missed just one shot in his four rounds, overcoming wind gusts to finish ... continued at Canoe
Kurtis Wenzel of Calgary made history on Tuesday, becoming the first Canadian to win an event at the junior biathlon world championships. Competing in gusty conditions in Kontiolahti, Finland, Wenzel missed just one shot in his four rounds of shooting to ... continued at The Vancouver Sun
When I was a Boy Scout back in the Dark Ages, we went camping, learned how to start fires and tied knots. I'm still working on my knot-tying, but at least I can start a fire, as long as I don't forget my Zippo lighter. Things are more exciting ... continued at Star-Gazette
Brookvale Winter Activity Park is hosting the 2012 Eastern Canadian Biathlon Championships this week, the first time the championship is being held on the lsland. The championship races feature athletes from all Atlantic provinces and some players from ... continued at Prince Edward Island Guardian
Nathan Smith successfully defended his home training centre by claiming his first career biathlon gold medal at the IBU Cup in Canmore, Alta., on Saturday. The 26-year-old native of nearby Calgary posted the fastest time of 26:13.4 in the men’s 10 ... continued at Calgary Herald
Kasilof's Jay Hakkinen moved up two spots in a World Cup pursuit biathlon race, vaulting from 16th to 14th place, to give the United States three racers in the top 15 Sunday in Kontiolahti, Finland. Tim Burke of Paul Smiths, N.Y., led the U.S ... continued at Anchorage Daily News