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Biathlon 2019 Off Season Discussion


RobtheAggie

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I thought this might be a good idea to contain all of the discussions between the seasons here.

 

Russia is looking at their cross-country ski team to see if anyone wants to try biathlon.  The article I read was specific about the German women's team as an example.

 

An idea. What about a South American Championship in July?  It would give teams a chance to get on snow and check their progress.  Have it about three weeks prior to the roller ski championship.

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Just now, RobtheAggie said:

I thought this might be a good idea to contain all of the discussions between the seasons here.

 

Russia is looking at their cross-country ski team to see if anyone wants to try biathlon.  The article I read was specific about the German women's team as an example.

 

An idea. What about a South American Championship in July?  It would give teams a chance to get on snow and check their progress.  Have it about three weeks prior to the roller ski championship.

That's too early :p 

 

It's always in August or September, usually in Bariloche (ARG) or Portillo (CHI). For this year if I'm looking at the schedule right, 8-13 August it's in Portillo and 19-23 August it's in Bariloche (it's held in two separate stages). 

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That is why I love this website.  All sorts of info!  Do many nations outside of South America show up, I guess do some nations use it to prep for the winter?

 

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5 hours ago, RobtheAggie said:

That is why I love this website.  All sorts of info!  Do many nations outside of South America show up, I guess do some nations use it to prep for the winter?

 

It's usually Brazil vs Argentina vs Chile :p 

 

I've never heard biathletes from 'bigger' nations being there, and I'm sure if they were there, I would be told because that'd be cool :d 

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US Biathlon already announced their levels for the 2019-2020 seasons

 

Women:

Clare Egan

Susan Dunklee

Joanne Reid

Emily Dressigacker

 

Men:

Sean Doherty

Leif Nordgren

Jake Brown

 

 

B Team - IBU Cup

 

Travis Cooper

Max Durtschi

Alex Howe

Paul Schoomer

 

Hallie Grossman

Deedra Irwin

Chloe Levins

 

No real surprises.  I do like seeing Levins on the IBU circuit.    

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Yulia Dzhima has announced that she had isues with Mono through the season.  That might explain her results in the latter part of the season.

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