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From New Babies To Engagements & Weddings, A Look Back At 20 Memorable Team USA Milestones From 2020
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Born in Minneapolis, Luke Watson moved with his family to Stillwater when he was 5-years old. Playing hockey, baseball and soccer provided him with an athletic background, but his parents decided they needed a family activity they could all do so they would not be shuttling their four children to various places at different times.
It led to cross country skiing and then Luke joined the junior high school cross-country running team.
âI was not immediately the best, but close to the front,â Watson said, describing his first connection with the sport.
From 1994 to 1997, Watson went to the state meet in cross country with the team claiming championships three consecutive years. His junior year, Watson was runner-up to Nic Matick of Duluth East and claimed the title his senior year.
How to get kids cross-country skiing this winter
By Pamela Wright and Diane Bair Globe Correspondent,Updated December 25, 2020, 6:57 p.m.
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Siblings Kirra and Blake, both age 3, went cross-country skiing at New Hampshire s Jackson Touring Foundation.Paul Hayes for The Boston Globe
Itâs winter. And possibly the only way to stop our nerves from further unravelling is to embrace the season with a positive, letâs-get-outdoors mindset. Weâre taking a lesson from the Scandinavians, who thrive through long, harsh, dark winters. Yes,
thrive! One of the reasons: they get outdoors. This winter why not take the opportunity to teach your kids a new outdoor sport, like cross-country skiing. Fresh air, exercise, and safe fun! Hereâs how.
Nadine Fähndrich flies to maiden World Cup win
Cross-Country 19 Dec 2020
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Before the Christmas break, the FIS Cross-Country World Cup family met up for the thrilling City Sprint in Dresden (GER). The 650m long sprint course features a short uphill, a banked curve as well as waves which demands full focus and control during the heats.
Nadine Fähndrich from Switzerland has previously experienced successes and defeats on the Dresden course and knew how to tackle the sprint course at her own rhythm. After the second fastest time in qualification, Fähndrich set the pace throughout the heats, defended her spots among top Sprinters such as Natalia Nepryaeva (7th) and Jessie Diggins (4th). Nadine Fähndrich celebrates her maiden World Cup podium and takes the red Sprint World Cup leader bib as the first women from Switzerland.
Sophie Caldwell Hamilton s Second-Place Finish Highlights Strong Weekend For U S Cross-Country Team
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