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Ski crosser Gairns gaining World Cup stature

Tiana Gairns of Prince George leads the pack as she heads down the course in her heat on her way to a 17th-place result at a World Cup ski cross race in Arosa, Switzerland. Gairns, 22, is now ranked 19th in the world standings. - Handout photo Tiana Gairns of Prince George is tucked in right behind Sandra Naeslund of Sweden in her heat race at the ski cross world championships Feb. 13 in Idre Fjall, Sweden. Gairns, who qualified fifth for the race, placed 13th overall, while Naeslund went on to claim the gold medal on her home course. Gairns was fifth in Friday s World Cup qualifying in Bakuriani, Georgia.

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Canadians Howden, Hoffos reach podium at World Cup ski cross event | iNFOnews | Thompson-Okanagan s News Source

February 19, 2021 - 9:17 AM SCHLADMING, Austria - Canada s Reece Howden captured a silver medal, while Courtney Hoffos won bronze at a World Cup ski cross event on Friday. Howden, from Cutlus Lake, B.C., crossed the finish line just behind winner Johannes Rohrweck of Austria in the men s race to earn his fifth medal of the season. Howden is the overall leader on the men s World Cup circuit. Hoffos, from Windermere, B.C., finished behind Sandra Naeslund of Sweden and Fanny Smith of Switzerland. It was Hoffos first podium since December 2019. The skiers were racing at Reiteralm, a first-time World Cup course.

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Canadians Howden, Hoffos reach podium at World Cup ski cross event

SCHLADMING, Austria — Canada s Reece Howden captured a silver medal, while Courtney Hoffos won bronze at a World Cup ski cross event on Friday. Howden, from Cutlus Lake, crossed the finish line . . .

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Naeslund and Rohrweck take victory at Reiteralm

Naeslund and Rohrweck take victory at Reiteralm Freestyle 19 Feb 2021 ©GEPA The Audi FIS Ski Cross World Cup premiere in Austria’s Reiteralm could not have gone better from the perspective of the host nation Austria on the men’s side. And in the women’s field it is absolutely clear that Fanny Smith (SUI), currently in the World Cup lead, has one of her strongest competitors back with Sandra Naeslund returning to the World Cup. Naeslund is back on top The last heat of women of Friday’s competition consisted of the newly crowned World Champion Sandra Naeslund (SWE), vice-World Champion Fanny Smith (SUI), Canadian athlete Courtney Hoffos, who had her podium debut last season and Swiss youngster Talina Gantenbein, who had also made it into the big final at the World Championships last week in Sweden and her podium debut earlier this year at the home race in S

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