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Dylan leading the 20km at Green Acres

Tour de Twin Cities Wrap

The Tour de Twin Cities concluded on Sunday with a 20km skate pursuit at Green Acres in St. Paul. With Maria Stuber sidelined by illness, it was up the boys to continue their strong charge in Saturday's mass start event where the GRP placed 4 in the top 8. 

At the end of the day, Patrick O'Brien held on to his 2nd place overall ranking, and with it a $2000 prize. Dylan McGuffin also finished in the money with a strong 5th place after two strong performances in the final stages of the Tour.

Bryan Cook ended the week ranked 7th in the Overall, and Tim Reynolds in 12th. 

In the pursuit, Bryan also ended a fine weekend of racing, crossing the finish line in 3rd place standing in the two day pursuit in St. Paul. He had the 4th fastest split time of the day over 20km.

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|  January 2012  |

Craftsbury On Top at TdTC

Dylan McGuffin outsprinted current Tour de Twin Cities leader and Team Birkie's Matt Liebsch by a literal inch in the 10km classic mass start to take his first victory of the season, and his first ...

Tour de Twin Cities Update

Tim Reynolds and Patrick O'Brien led a strong showing by the Green Racing Project in the 3rd Stage of the Tour de Twin Cities. In the 1.4km Skate Sprint under the lights at Wirth Park in Minneapolis ...

Big Weekend for Craftsbury GRP

With the CNSC representing in five distinct locations this weekend, from as close by as Jackson, NH and as far away as Otepää, Estonia, the Green Racing Project managed to turn in ...

Dunklee 17th at Antholz-Anterselva World Cup

It can seem like a basic equation:  take the ski speed the GRP's Susan Dunklee has shown all season, add hot shooting with only one miss = the GRP biathlete's first World Cup top 20. But when ...

Farmington EC Weekend - Updated

Titcomb Mountain Eastern CupOnly 5 days after the concluding races at US Nationals in Rumford, ME, the Green Racing Project was back in action again this weekend. With Ida and Susan back in Europe ...

Wrapping up Nationals, Looking ahead

The week of racing at Nationals concluded with two classic races:  a 20/30k mass start and a classic sprint.Ida had her best result of the week in the mass start. After trading leads throughout ...

|  December 2011  |

GRP Abroad: Sargent Top 30 in Rogla

While the majority of the GRP squad was racing on home turf at the Eastern Cup Openers in Craftsbury, three GRP women were representing the team and the USA and abroad.Headlining last weekend's ...

CNSC Shines at EC Opener

The TD Bank Eastern Cup Series began in a big way at the Craftsbury Outdoor Center last weekend. A beautiful, wintry weekend played host to New England's season opening races. The Outdoor ...

GRP in Davos and Hochfilzen

Our Green Racing Project contingent abroad saw more World Cup action this weekend in Davos, SUI and Hochfilzen, AUT respectively for Cross Country and Biathlon. Susan led the USBA as the top ...

|  November 2011  |

GRP on the World Cup

The Green Racing Project's Ida Sargent and Susan Dunklee are currently representing the United States on the World Cup in Scandinavia.Ida, in her inaugural year with the US Ski Team, raced to a ...

|  October 2011  |

Dunklee to USBA Training Camp

GRP athlete Susan Dunklee has been named as one of six women to attend a pre-World Cup training camp in Sweden this November. Based on performances at the camp, the skiers will be divided further ...

|  September 2011  |

Craftsbury Skiers Climb to the Castle

A large contingent of Craftsbury skiers competed this past Saturday in the 5th Annual Climb to the Castle Rollerski race, hosted by the New York Ski Education Foundation in Wilmingon, New York. This ...

Summer 5km Series a Wrap

On Wednesday the Outdoor Center hosted our final 5km trail run of the summer. With 28 participants, the week was on par with the rest of the 12 race series where we averaged almost 30 racers each ...