Nordic skiing

Many longtime skiers have watched glaciers melt away and normally frigid regions warm to un-skiable levels.

The Wyoming High School Nordic Skiing season was originally scheduled to begin this weekend, but the schedule is changing.

Nordic skiing, biathlon, downhill skiing and figure skating are all on tap for January and February.

The Casper Mountain Biathlon Club (CMBC) is hosting the clinic and was issued a special-use permit by the U.S Forest Service for the one-time event.

After two days of competition outside of Pinedale, the Laramie High School Nordic Ski teams finished third and fourth at the state championships.

Plainsmen wrestling, Plainsmen swimming and diving and Laramie High School’s Nordic Skiing team made their season debut last weekend.

The University of Wyoming’s nationally recognized Nordic ski team will hold its annual “Trash 2 Treasure” (T2T) fundraiser Saturday, Sept. 6, from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. at the west end of Fraternity Mall.

Members of the University of Wyoming’s nationally recognized Nordic ski team will collect unwanted items from students, faculty, staff and community members as part of the annual “Trash 2 Treasure” fundraiser.

This might be one of the single busiest weekend's of action for sports teams from Laramie High School and the University of Wyoming. There's a state culminating event, a conference championship and a regional championship, just to give a glimpse at how big this weekend is.

It's another busy weekend for local sports teams from Laramie High School and the University of Wyoming. It includes one high school team getting into the post-season of their schedule.