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After a series of tests at Soldier Hollow (Two sprint in both male and female), the United States has selected 11 athletes who will leave for Europe'' and the seats will be played in the World Cup.
Monday 28 October 2013 2 minutes reading time
The chosen ones are:
MEN BAILEY Lowell (1981), Tim Burke (1982), Sean DOHERTY (1995), Jay Hakkinen (1977), Leif Nordgren (1989), Jeremy Teela (1976)
DONNEBARNES Lanny (1982), Annelies COOK (1984), Dreißigacker Hannah (1986), Dunklee Susan (1986), STUDEBAKER Sarah (1984)
In the men's field is then given confidence to the young Sean Doherty, Russell Currier will not be the game that last year was deployed in the maximum circuit constantly. In its place he sees the veteran Jeremy Teela. No surprise in the women.
Basically, they have been called a man and a woman more than the maximum available quota in the World Cup.
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The eleven selected now held a training camp in Midway (Utah), and then will move to Sweden. The squad for the World Cup stage in Östersund will be decided between 23 and 24 November, on the basis of the results of Ibu Cup races scheduled in Idre.
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