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Johannes Thingnes Boe marked his return to World Cup action with yet another sprint victory as he continued his perfect campaign in Nove Mesto. Streaking away with the overall Biathlon World Cup title, Boe has been particularly dominant in the sprint discipline, winning every World Cup event, along with last month’s World Championship title in Oberhof.
Team Yukon's biathlon duo claimed the territory's first medal of the Canada Winter Games, skiing and shooting their way to bronze on Friday.
The East Coast's whipsaw shifts between freeze and thaw has complicated life for the Canada Winter Games, as athletes and organizers adapt to what climate scientists say is the new reality of less snow.
STOCKHOLM: Swedes Sebastian Samuelsson and Hannah Oeberg pulled off stunning victories to win gold in their respective mass-start races on the final day of the International Biathlon Union (IBU) World Championships in Oberhof, Germany, on Sunday.
STOCKHOLM : Swedes Sebastian Samuelsson and Hannah Oeberg pulled off stunning victories to win gold in their respective mass-start races on the final day of the International Biathlon Union (IBU) World Championships in Oberhof, Germany, on Sunday.
France denied Johannes Thingnes Boe the chance of a clean sweep of gold medals at the Biathlon World Championships thanks to victory in the men's 4x7.5km relay. Boe had won three individual golds to go with two more in the relays, leaving him the possibility of scooping all seven in Oberhof. Ad However, even the great Norwegian could not close the gap on last year's overall crystal globe winner Quentin Fillon-Maillet, who cruised home to win by 27.3 seconds.
One of the Nova Scotia athletes who will leave on Friday to compete in the Canada Winter Games in P.E.I. will represent the province in not one, but two distinct events.
Johannes Thingnes Boe and Marte Olsbu Roeiseland continued Norway's sensational Biathlon World Championship with gold in the single mixed relay in Oberhof. Superstar Boe recovered from a penalty in his prone stage with a perfect last standing stage to secure the gold in a time of 35:37.1.