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The Green Racing Project was back in action this past weekend with four boats competing at the second National Selection Regatta in Princeton, New Jersey. Ben Dann and John Graves entered the men’s heavyweight double while Liz and Rebecca Donald represented Craftsbury in the women’s double. On the lightweight side of things the three GRP members who had been training with the USRowing training center in Oklahoma City were all racing in the men’s lightweight pair. Phil Henson and Kyle Lafferty were one entry, while Phil Grisdela raced with Greg Flood from the training center in OKC. For the men’s and women’s doubles a top finish would earn the right to represent the US at one of the upcoming world cups, while in the men’s lightweight pair the top three finishers are invited to the ...

The GRP traveled to Princeton, New Jersey this past week for their first major test of 2013 at National Selection Regatta I (NSR). The NSR is the first step for the US on the road to the Rio ...

The Craftsbury Green Racing Project is excited to welcome a new crop of skiers to the team this year. With a strong pool of applicants, and limited slots, the decisions were tough.At the full Green ...

The GRP's 2013 ski racing season finally came to a close last week as the team wrapped up the grueling SuperTour Finals in Truckee, California. The annual race series, which in 2012 was held at the ...

The Craftsbury Outdoor Center and Green Racing Project are excited to welcome Nick Brown to the Center. Nick's primary responsibility will be selecting, managing, testing, waxing and maintaining ...

This past weekend the Craftsbury GRP Rowers got the chance to race in the Clemson Sprints - their spring training home away from home in South Carolina. The squad raced in singles to prepare for the ...

The GRP took to the waters of Lake Lanier in Gainesville, Georgia March 24 for their first race of the 2013 spring season. Lake Lanier was the site of the rowing races for the 1996 Olympics in ...

In the midst of all the action today, with the women's Spring Tour 10k pursuit, men's Spring Tour 15k pursuit, and Spring Fling 15/30k all going off between 10:00 and 11:15am, we managed to release ...

Lots of racing and results today. While the sun stayed away, thanks to the abundance of transforming snow and warming temps, racers faced a variable snowpack.As was the case much of the weekend ...

Today's field in the skate sprint featured some of New England's top racers, including several who have represented the US at World Cup competitions over the course of this winter. Among those top ...

Startlist is up. Rest up for a great day of racing!

Find cumulative Tour times through today's stage here. Start list is coming.

Today's sprints tested the resolve of even the most hardened competitor - and their crafty wax techs! The skiers in the LF-only GRP Spring Tour met conditions just a bit over freezing, a couple ...

Tomorrow's startlist can be found here. Rest up and have a good night!

Both men and women will be racing the "Men's Proglogue (3.6k) Course" on Friday, 3/22 for the Spring Tour Prologue. Course map available here.

Great day of skiing! Racers started the 3.6k classic event on top of the plateau of Mt. Craftsbury, schussing down to the lower soccer field and on to sections of Race Loop.The women were led home ...

Prologue Start list:  Skiers, coaches, parents - please take a moment to review the startlist. PAY SPECIAL ATTENTION TO USSA and FIS numbers! That is how your hard earned points will be ...

Registration: Registration for this weekend's Spring Tour closes TODAY - Thursday, March 21 at 5:00pm. Register now at SkiReg.com. There is no day-of-race registration for Tour events. However ...

Maine saw a good deal of Nordic skiing action last weekend, as it played host to two citizen's ski marathons in the Kingfield area as well as the Eastern High School Championship in Presque Isle. ...

OPA Cup Finals: Toblach, ItalyThe Green Racing Project's standout rookie, Caitlin Patterson, wrapped up the European portion of her season at the OPA Cup Finals, held March 15-17 in Toblach, Italy. ...

FIS Cross-Country World Cup: Lahti, FinlandOn March 9th at the FIS Cross-Country World Cup in Lahti, Finland, the Green Racing Project's Ida Sargent qualified 38th in the Ladies' Freestyle Sprint, 2 ...

We'll close our competitive ski season March 22-24 with the Craftsbury Spring Tour - a three-day mini-tour with a citizen's race on Sunday. Racing begins Friday, March 22nd, with a 3k classical ...

The Craftsbury Green Racing Project (GRP) is now accepting applications for the 2013-14 training year. Space will be limited, but we hope to be able to add a few new members to the team. ...

The GRP skiers wrapped up their February trip to the midwest with the 2013 American Birkebeiner, February 23rd. As a precursor to the 50k main event that runs between Cable and Hayward, Wisconsin ...

With Green Racing Project skiers spread all across the world racing in cross-country and biathlon events, it’s hard to keep tabs on everyone! But amidst all the hustle and bustle, GRP ...

GRP biathletes Susan Dunklee and Hannah Dreissigacker just finished up racing in the Biathlon World Championships in Nove Mesto na Morave, Czech Republic. This was Susan’s second World Champs ...

Ida Sargent must already be excited for the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia. Last weekend in the venue’s inaugural World Cup weekend, she placed a season-best 6th place in the FR sprint ...

Starting last Friday, the GRP skiers charged into the second weekend of competition at the Tour de Twin Cities with just four days of rest since contesting the first weekend. After racing two ...

GRP skier Caitlin Patterson led the North American women with two top-20 finishes in the 10k skate and 15k pursuit at U23 World Championships last week. In the 10k skate on Thursday, Caitlin started ...

Green Racing Project skier Caitlin Patterson raced on Tuesday in the 1.3k classic sprint at U23 World Championships in Liberec, Czech Republic. She was 38th place out of 50 women in the sprint ...

Green Racing Project (GRP) members Susan Dunklee and Hannah Dreissigacker competed in Antholz, Italy this past weekend at the season's 6th Biathlon World Cup. For Susan it was a continuation of her ...

Following the SuperTour to the bitterly cold and snow-deprived Midwest, GRP skiers this weekend launched their bids at the 2013 Tour de Twin Cities. A five-stage mini-tour over two weekends, the ...

Alex Howe landed his first National Championships podium yesterday at Soldier Hollow, the 2002 Olympic Venue, in Midway, Utah. Howe qualified in 13th and skied comfortably in both his ...

Caitlin Patterson hung with the lead pack over 20km of classic skiing on a tough course in Soldier Hollow yesterday. Six women separated themselves from the rest of the field on the first lap and ...

The GRP turned in some strong individual performances yesterday at the 2013 US National Championships in Soldier Hollow, Utah. On a challenging 5km loop (the longest skied in competiiton yet this ...

Alex Howe made it an exciting day for the GRP at the opening race of the 2013 US National Championships. Under sunny skies in Solder Hollow, Utah, Howe made it all the way to the A Final before ...

While the rest of the Craftsbury community prepares to ring in the New Year in VT, the GRP skiers will likely be tucked in and fast asleep, resting for the upcoming US National Championships at ...

Two of the GRP Ski Team’s National Team athletes did Craftsbury proud this past week in international racing action.Ida Sargent, racing with the US Ski Team in Kuusamo, Finland, notched a ...

The GRP Ski Team followed the USSA SuperTour last week as it moved from West Yellowstone to Bozeman, MT for the season’s second set of races. The stop in Bozeman capped off a six-week training ...

Every few years, the FIS World Cup leaves Europe to bring skiing excitement elsewhere. This season, that means a two-weekend stop in Canada, with races in Quebec City and Canmore, Alberta in the ...