An jam packed summer of intensely focused training had me feeling on track for a strong season. Then a tumultuous fall season hit leaving me looking at now evolving winter goals.

The most personally difficult season I have ever raced wrapped up in Casper, WY for US Biathlon National Championships. There I saw some of my best results and best shooting of the whole season and ultimately claiming a national title!

It’s officially spring with the end of the race season, but before an update on US National Championships, a recap of the IBU Cup end with a record team result and personal bests.

After a tumultuous trials in late December, my season plan and goals were thrown for a loop. The journey from then to now has been a huge period of growth I am excited to be back on the IBU Cup end of season races.

Race report on Scandinavian race block, Vermont on-snow trials happening this week, and a few fun sponsors I am proud to represent.

Some solid skiing at UT trails, winning an athlete award, buying my own rifle and some on-snow racing on deck!

What is the crazy sport of skiing with a rifle and stopping mid race to shoot tiny targets? It is awesome! That’s what it is. This post explains the different elements to the sport so you can follow along this race season.

An incredible first successful, full decent of the Blue Nile in Ethiopia in fall 2017 left me wondering how to begin telling the expedition’s story. Finally, summer 2021, I have written an article for NRS’s Duct Tape Diaries and have published it here as well!

Having spent the entire last season racing as an independent, I learned A LOT! Here is a quick update on summer training and a breakdown of the biggest lessons learned from flying solo.