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Biathlon IBU World Cup 2020 - 2021


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15 minutes ago, heywoodu said:

Excellent day for the North Americans so far.

You’ve just jinxed the :USA

 

Wierer is going to get the chance for a glory leg.

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Irwin with an epic meltdown for the US.  They were going so well.  With Egan on the anchor leg, a top 10 was a real strong possibility, possible top 5.  Now a top 15 would be a challenge.  She lost 1:48 on that shoot.

 

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US announces team for World Championships

 

Susan Dunklee (Barton, Vt.)

Clare Egan (Cape Elizabeth, Maine)

Joanne Reid (Grand Junction, Colo.)

Chloe Levins (Rutland, Vt.)

Deedra Irwin (Pulaski, Wis.)

 

Leif Nordgren (Hinesburg, Vt.)

Sean Doherty (Center Conway, N.H.)

Jake Brown (Saint Paul, Minn.)

Paul Schommer (Appleton, Wis.)

Max Durtschi (Ketchum, Idaho)

 

No real surprise here.  Durtschi is quite a bit slower than Schommer.  Levins listed above Irwin on the roster is interesting.  Levins, is good, but young.  Irwin is quite  a bit faster than her.  I thought #5 would have been Maddie Phaneuf, who has been skiing and shooting well in the IBU Cup races.

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