Randall wins another World Cup Sprint
Alaska Pacific University nordic skier Kikkan (Key-can) Randall won her second straight World Cup Sprint Race on Sunday in Davos, Switzerland Randall consistently posted the fastest times on the one
Alaska Pacific University nordic skier Kikkan (Key-can) Randall won her second straight World Cup Sprint Race on Sunday in Davos, Switzerland
Randall consistently posted the fastest times on the one point five kilometer loop. She took first in the qualifying heats, as well as the quarterfinals, semifinals and finals. The victory landed her on the podium for the third time in four races and moved her to first place in the World Cup sprint standings and third in the overall rankings. Randall is one of the most successful US nordic skiers to ever take the world stage.
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