Cross Country Skiing
The Rewind: Skier Gus Schumacher cracks top 10 at worlds; UAA women’s basketball team secures No. 1 seed in GNAC tournament
March 04, 2025 / Anchorage Daily News
This week's 'The Rewind' highlights Alaska sports, including Gus Schumacher's impressive 9th place finish in the Men's 20-km skiathlon at the World Championships in Trondheim. Additionally, the UAA women’s basketball team claimed the GNAC conference title securing the top seed for the upcoming tournament, showcasing strong performances across different athletic events in Alaska.
Photographer's Drama with Gunde Svan Discussed in 'Against All Odds'
March 04, 2025 / SVT Sport
In a recent episode of 'Mot alla odds', celebrated photographer Adam Karlsson recounted a dramatic moment involving Gunde Svan during the Vasaloppet. Viewers praised his contributions as he managed to continue filming even after Svan seemingly disappeared from the broadcast.
Third Title for Johannes Klaebo at the World Championships in Trondheim in the 10 km Classic
March 04, 2025 / L'Équipe
Johannes Klaebo has won his third consecutive title in the 10 km classic event at the World Championships in Trondheim. This victory adds to his earlier wins in both the sprint and skiathlon events, securing his dominance in the Championship.
Therese Johaug in tears after the question: "Now I start to cry"
March 04, 2025 / SVT Sport
In an emotional moment, Therese Johaug expressed her feelings after another second-place finish at the Ski World Championships, stating that life is more than just a gold medal. Her emotional response highlights the intensity and pressure athletes face throughout long tournament days before reuniting with their families.
Cross-Country Skiing: Anders Blomquist on Andersson's New Gold: "Very Big"
March 04, 2025 / SVT Sport
Ebba Andersson has made headlines by winning her second gold medal at the World Championships in Trondheim. After securing gold in skiathlon, she followed it up with another victory in the 10-kilometer classic race, leaving experts impressed with her performance.
Ebba Andersson Defeats Therese Johaug Again: "I Never Imagined That"
March 04, 2025 / SVT Sport
In a thrilling competition, Ebba Andersson managed to defeat Therese Johaug once more in the women's 10 km classical event, securing another gold medal for Sweden. This victory comes after her previous win at the skiathlon, showcasing her outstanding performance against the Norwegian star.
Ebba Andersson's Gold Speech: "A Day I Can't Describe"
March 04, 2025 / SVT Sport
Ebba Andersson received her gold medal at the World Championship in Trondheim and delivered an emotional speech in front of a large crowd. She expressed her feelings during the playing of the Swedish national anthem and described the day as indescribable. The article includes details about her reactions and the celebrations following her victory.
Karlsson relieved after bronze: "Grisly and damn it"
March 04, 2025 / Sveriges Radio
Frida Karlsson managed to secure a bronze medal at the World Championships in Trondheim despite almost facing a fourth-place finish yet again. Following the collapse of Austrian Teresa Stadlober during the women's 10-kilometer classical event, Karlsson expressed her relief at finally earning her first championship medal.
Almost Like Mom - ÖSV Chief Almost Cries with Daughter
March 04, 2025 / Krone
Teresa Stadlober came close to winning her first world championship medal, finishing fourth in the 10 km race at the championship in Trondheim. Her mother, ÖSV President Roswitha Stadlober, experienced the emotional race closely from the sidelines, shedding tears of near-miss pride as her daughter led for a time during the competition.
Sweden Misses Medal – Anger Best Swede in 10 km Classic
March 04, 2025 / SVT Sport
In a dramatic competition, Sweden missed out on a medal in the 10 km classic race, with Edvin Anger finishing as the best Swede in fourth place. William Poromaa, who had been in contention for a medal, dropped back towards the end of the race, expressing disappointment in his performance due to visibility issues. The event featured a Norwegian sweep on the podium, highlighting the competitive nature of this Nordic skiing discipline.