Ida Sargent has been on cross country skis since she could walk, and now with two World Championships and an Olympic Games under her belt, she’s walking the walk of a world class competitor. (Dave Kynor)
Ida Sargent achieved a career first podium, and Andy Newell finished sixth, in the Olympic classic sprint test event at Alpensia in PyeongChang, Friday.
Sadie Bjornsen led four Americans into the points as the FIS Cross Country World Cup opened in Ruka, Finland.
Ida Sargent and Andy Newell kicked off three days of racing with wins at the FIS Australia New Zealand Cup (ANC) classic sprint.
Jessie Diggins snagged her second win of the SuperTour Finals while Erik Bjornsen grabbed the win for the men in Tuesday’s classic sprint.
Sophie Caldwell (Peru, VT) and Ida Sargent (Orleans, VT) led the U.S. with a fifth-place finish in the World Cup 1.2k freestyle team sprints on Sunday.
Sophie Caldwell (Peru, VT) led the U.S. team in the 1.2k freestyle sprints at the FIS Cross Country World Cup, finishing 13th, as Simi Hamilton (Aspen, CO) led the men’s team in 18th.
January 1st marks the 10th anniversary of the Viessmann FIS Tour de Ski - a nine-day seven-stage event in three different countries.
Simi Hamilton led the U.S. Cross Country Team to a historic podium in the 1.3k freestyle sprint Satuday in Toblach, Italy.
Sophie Caldwell (Peru, VT) led the U.S. Ski Team at the first race of the FIS Nordic World Ski Championships with a 10th place finish in the classic sprint.
The Nordic World Championships kick off tomorrow with a classic sprint. The team readies for the opening competition of these championships.
The USSA named 16 athletes to the 2015 Cross Country World Championships Team that will compete in Falun, Sweden.
Jessie Diggins was fifth to lead seven Americans who made the heats in a World Cup freestyle sprint in Rybinsk.
Rosie Brennan and Ida Sargent led U.S. team in a World Cup team sprint in Estonia.
Whether it's receiving an ugly ski suit, a sweet pair of shades or just spending time with the family, we all have a favorite holiday memory. This year, we asked our athletes to tell us theirs.
|
|
|||||||||||||||||
Ida Sargent Quick Facts
|
Nordic Athletes » Ida Sargent |
SponsorsAdditional Info
Ida Sargent Websites |
|||||
Rooted in Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom, Ida Sargent claims a maple syrup manufacturer as a sponsor and trains in the summer amongst the endless trails of the Craftsbury Nordic Ski Center. Sargent also can boast a Vermonter’s native ease on skis—the Dartmouth graduate is a consistent World Cup point scorer and a constant contributor to the very strong women’s team. Her top finish came in the opening World Cup race of the 2014-15 season with a fifth-place result at the Ruka, Finland classic sprint. Sargent carried that momentum into the 2015-16 season where she had another impressive race early in the season in Ruka, finishing seventh in a classic sprint. Later in the season, Sargent had consistent top-25 results and scored fifth in the team sprint with Sophie Caldwell in Plancia, Slovenia. She prepares for the upcoming seasons with Craftsbury Green Racing Project in Craftsbury, VT. FIRST TRACKS OFF THE SNOW
|
||||||
HighlightsOLYMPICS 19th, Sprint FS, Sochi, RUS, 2014 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS 24th, Sprint FS, Lahti, FIN, 2017 WORLD CUP Stage World Cup U.S. Titles Other |